The Deadliest SAS Mission No One Talks About

Two frivolous novels and a motion picture..rip Vince phillips

Utter clusterfuck 🤬🤬🤬🤬

Well, something I learned as a us infantryman was that you can do the whole thing right and it can still go to shit. But it doesn't sound like they had a good clean patrol either.

No One talks about?!? they made movies and books about this.

No one talks about... Except McNab in multiple TV programs books (literally named Bravo Two Zero).

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i watched the video, the first two minutes and when i looked around everything was blurry like im on Acid or something i dont know if its the lines going horizontally that are doing this but i legit got headache from watching a video xD

Wrong, this is probably their most famous missions due to all the books and media around it.

It has been proven that they lied about a lot of their patrol, they blamed Vince for being seen by the sbepard, the shepard boy years later admitted he never seen them at all, they blamed a dead colleague to detract from their bungled mission.

They never killed nobody 😂 a former SAS soldier went over there about 20 years later and came to the conclusion they all lied about their killings. The only true part is Ryan made it out

By no one do you mean loads of people?

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"no one talks about"... Except for the fact it's a book and a film...

2 f?&kups...the sheaperd should have been eliminated...so should the bulldoser driver.

'The Deadliest SAS Mission No One Talks About' - Because its been talked and absolutely flogged to death.........certainly in the UK anyway! To be honest, much as I love Chris Ryan (Colin Armstrong) as an author, I do believe there were some embellishments in the story. Same for Andy McNab (Billy Mitchell). Chris & Andy were the 2 guys who benefited the most financially from the experience, despite the conflicting accounts they each gave. But there have been a number of investigations independent and otherwise into the mission which conclude a number of things said by both men do not appear to have happened - I won't go into specifics here, but the very in-depth investigation done by Michael Asher (himself ex SAS) into the mission, and his subsequent book paint quite a different (perhaps more truthful) picture.

All credit to the guys like I say but nowadays it seems to be the norm. Guys join a country's SF unit, serve a number of years and then can't wait to go on the civvy track and talk about what they did. The most recent guys in the UK to do that are Ant Middleton, ex SBS, Olli Ollerton ex SBS, Jason Fox ex SBS and Billy Billingham ex SAS. They're all on Instagram, all doing the TikTok circuit and have become just cardboard social media 'stars' - parroting the same bullshit. I used to follow them but then just got sick of it, its all the same. Nobody can keep to themselves anymore it would appear!

😂 where did I get Ur information from? The same books as everyone else lol, it's the most famous mission in SAS history ya 🤡 for all the wrong reasons.

What ridiculous title.

This is an embarrassing display of idiocy, unprofessionalism and poor preparation.

They broke SOP #1 in Desert Warfare - don't go into the Desert on Foot. There wasn't enough transport to go round. There was no firefight. When they were debriefed at Hereford - none mentioned this Firefight.

only umpteen years after I purchased the DVD of this mission , I heard about Bravo THREE zero

What a mess. Why the radios were not confirmed to be fully functional before leaving base is a Massive Error.

Are you suggesting Bravo Two Zero is the mission "no one talks about"??? There's been two books on it several videos and the 'Real Story' rele4ased, it's THE ONE most people are aware of!

Believe the sas stays secretive becaise they do not blab like america's oh sp special operators

Special air service regiment as you said in the beginning is the Australian counterpart of the British SAS

An M203 is a grenade launcher.

"Everyone talks about it" would be more accurate and it was probably their worst mission ever. The trouble probably started with the concept and planning rather than the men involved.

Clowns!

Some say they were abandoned. There were two books written about this account. One was only released in New Zealand.

I considered applying for SAS training but decided not to after considering political views. If Maggie had been in charge I would have. She was a militaristic woman who knew win or lose, her`s was win, that`s why I voted for her.

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Don’t believe Ryan….that’s all I am saying

Not long after McNabb's and Ryan's books were released another book by the SAS RSM was released called "Eye of the Storm" which cast a lot of doubt over both accounts. However, what was apparent from all 3 books was that the regiment was badly underprepared for the tasks it was given. Later commentators have said that at the time of GW1 the SAS had been long involved in counter-terrorist operations in Northern Ireland and had allowed their deep reconnaissance skills to atrophy. As well, the regiment was populated with a lot of men who had no war fighting experience as many from the Falklands war had left.

Read Bravo2 zero. It is simple.

From what I’ve read about this job it was poorly managed from the outset. The NCO responsible for procurement of mission critical equipment was pulled off to do another job that ultimately was a complete waste of time when he could have been getting things such as up to date maps they were available if someone had made a trip to London to get them, ensuring all communications equipment and designating frequency’s would work in the area of operation because desserts are notorious for causing problems. Failure to use vehicles, failure to brief properly on local customs in which a gunshot in the air is say hello rather then starting a full blown contact. The management in the SAS is akin to gambling with men’s lives it’s the nature of the work but when the stakes are high it’s negligent not to do everything possible to tip the scales in your favour.

Andy mc Crab 🦀 or Walter mitty

Coms could be unpredictable in the desert thats why there are "Standby Radios " and frequency changes at "Certain" times some of the kit had a range of only 5 miles others farther but Recce Patrol was if "Bumped " Shoot and SCOOT with primary and secondary RV's' this wasn't the only Balls UP. between "Friendly FIRE (BLUE on BLUE ) and American Air force planes trigger happy-
british Forces always hated working Forward of the Wanks --sorry Yanks.

Could never understand why Vince got a lot of the blame by some members of the S.A.S

An M203 isnt a assault rifle it is grenade launcher that is attached under the barrel of the M16.

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There's 2 sides to the Americans - They haven't got a Clue = Twice

No body?? There are Books and a movie bout it, you shmock

Both McNab's book and Chris Ryan's books are far from accurate- with both grossly over exaggerating certain events, and in a couple of instances, blatantly fabricated events. The mission was a disaster, McNab's operational planning was fundamentally flawed. His idea of operating solely on foot was ridiculous- especially given the weight of kit that they were carrying. I met a Corporal on a course in 1996 who was from the Royal Green Jackets- 'McNab's' parent regt. He told me, "Steve M was a cowboy." Michael Asher- ex-Para, ex 21 SAS, and RUC Special Patrol Group, author of, 'Shoot To Kill,' made a documentary retracing the route of the patrol. He basically debunked much of McNab's account- especially the firefight with the mechanised Iraqi forces- it NEVER happened, it was fabricated in order to 'spice' up the book. Both McNab and Ryan are persona non grata as far as The Regt are concerned.

From the two books you get the feeling that one was filled with false facts but it’s clear Ryan had zero respect for Mitchel ( McNab) and how he conducted the mission. It is also shameful how these men were let down by disastrous errors of technology and equipment.

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No one ever talks about?? It's one of the most famous and talked about SAS actions ever lol😅

So he Fucked up

These halfwits really do believe they're own bullshit thinking the can do the impossible. Brainwashed fools that all want to be in books and movies.

this is the most talked about SAS mission in history in my opinion as a UK citizen. also an absolute amazing book and autobiography written by the man him self.

Wanker!