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British Army Vs US Military in surf off!


June 06, 2014 | Words By:

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Yes you read that right. The UK squaddies stopped Army manoeuvres, packed their flasks of tea and flew out to California to take on the might of the American military in the first international Red Bull Rivals Surf Comp.


America drew first blood, but Britain clawed back some respect by winning the half-time body-boarding battle!

 

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