"We Found Your Trap" — How The Australian SAS Embarrassed US Green Berets During A Training Exercise скачать в хорошем качестве

"We Found Your Trap" — How The Australian SAS Embarrassed US Green Berets During A Training Exercise

#AustralianSAS #GreenBerets #SpecialForces In November 1997, the US Army Green Berets invited twenty-four Australian SAS soldiers to Fort Bragg for a joint training exercise. The Americans, operating on their home turf with superior numbers and technology, expected to teach the Australians a lesson in modern warfare. Instead, the exercise resulted in a defeat so lopsided that the after-action report was classified for six years to avoid embarrassment. This documentary reveals the untold story of Exercise Tandem Thrust '97. While American doctrine prioritized speed and aggression, the Australians utilized a terrifying doctrine of "tactical patience." Discover how a four-man SAS patrol lay motionless for seven hours in the pine straw—just meters from a US observation post—and how they dismantled the 3rd Special Forces Group by simply waiting for them to make a mistake. Witness the clash between the "Hunter" mindset of the US Special Forces and the "Observer" mindset of the SAS, and learn why the Pentagon ultimately admitted: "We brought our doctrine. They brought their instincts." 🔥 In this video: *The 0300 Standoff:* How a 23-year-old trooper held his bladder for hours to maintain absolute silence against a Green Beret sentry. *Tactical Patience Movement:* The grueling infiltration technique—moving six inches every three minutes—that allowed the SAS to breach the "immediate perimeter." *The Ghost Walk:* How Australian soldiers moved through the forest at 200 meters per hour without making a sound, while US patrols sounded like "freight trains." *The Smiley Face Trap:* How the SAS Commander flanked a US ambush and left a handwritten note on a tree: "We found your trap." *The Tree Line Debrief:* The humiliating moment a US Captain couldn't see six SAS soldiers standing in plain sight just seven feet away. *Sources:* McPhedran, I. (2005) *The Amazing SAS: The Inside Story of Australia's Special Forces*, HarperCollins. United States Army Special Operations Command (1998) *Exercise Tandem Thrust 97: After Action Review (Declassified)*, USASOC Archives. Horner, D. (2002) *The Australian Regiment: A History of the SAS*, Oxford University Press. Department of Defence (2003) *Adaptive Campaigning: Future Land Warfare*, Australian Army Land Warfare Studies Centre. Micheletti, E. (1999) *Special Forces: War Against Terrorism*, Histoire & Collections. Disclaimer: This video is a historical documentary intended for educational purposes regarding military history, reconnaissance tactics, and special operations doctrine. #AustralianSAS #GreenBerets #FortBragg #MilitaryHistory #Reconnaissance #Stealth #TandemThrust #SAS #Tactics #SpecialOperations