Paddy Mayne trains the Free French SAS Rogue Heroes - BBC

This never happened

Shite

Just finished watching. Such a great show.

James Cook realy got his act together ever since quiting teen dramas

The opposite of leadership on display - arrogance, ego, contradiction, power projection.

André Louis Arthur Zirnheld, one of the best of them.

Talk about overblown actual results of all special ops in wars. Has anyone heard of a war won solely by them?

You would think a man with an irish background could do an irish accent ..but not jack thats terrible 🤦🏻‍♂️

Fun viewing... if you first discard it as pure bollox - the truth will always knock any imitation out of the park

I dont understand why they decided to portray him as a drunken meatheaded psychopath.

The usual anti-German pro-diversity BBC crap.

What is that accent trying to be?

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One man who stands still
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can come up with a good idea
that 20 men milling about fail to achieve!

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Paddy Mayne was a great man and soldier, this actor clearly has not studied his bio.

He looks like Connor Mcgregor HAHA

Wait, there were germans in the FFL during ww2?

lets examine germans brainwashed from childhood in nazi ideology sure? there be great sas members WRONG? were traitors

Anyone knows about a Spanish, or Spanish subtitles version, of this clip? Would need it for an engineering class. Thanks!

Isnt Paddy Mayne the drunk Irish dude that blew up like 100 German planes lol?

Such a good scene, great writing and I wonder how well based in fact?