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Did This Kandahar Raid Change How SEALs View Allied Special Forces Forever?

In Kandahar, Afghanistan, a Navy SEAL platoon has just six hours before launching a direct assault on a Taliban compound hiding a high-value IED coordinator. The plan is rehearsed, the margins are razor-thin… and then command drops a curveball: Australian SASR operators are inbound, and the mission becomes a last-minute joint operation. What follows is a dusk raid into a fortress-like compound - simultaneous breaches, room-to-room clearing, and a target caught trying to vanish through a prepared tunnel. But the real test comes after the objective is secured, when dozens of Taliban fighters surge in to surround the compound and the extraction clock starts bleeding time. This is a story about speed, discipline, and the kind of coordination that only shows up when everything goes wrong - when two elite units have to move like one or die separately. If you’re into true modern warfare stories, special operations history, and tense mission breakdowns - subscribe for more. 👍 Like the video if you respect the quiet professionals who do the hardest jobs. 💬 Comment: Have you heard other stories about SEALs working with SASR?