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Top 5 Modern Operations That Helped Define the SAS

Top Five Modern Operations That Defined the SAS In this Tactical Truth special, SAS Veteran Phil Campion breaks down the missions that forged the Regiment’s modern reputation, from embassy sieges to jungle battles, hostage rescues to prison riots. When people think of the SAS, they picture black kit, balaclavas, and the motto “Who Dares Wins.” But those symbols came from real operations. Moments where small teams delivered big results, often under impossible odds. We look at five missions that stand out: the Iranian Embassy Siege, where the SAS burst into the spotlight live on TV; the Battle of Mirbat, nine men against 250 insurgents in the Omani desert; Operation Barras in Sierra Leone, a textbook hostage rescue that smashed the West Side Boys; Operation Flavius in Gibraltar, a clinical counter-terrorist strike that stopped a bomb before it could detonate; and the Peterhead Prison Siege in Scotland, proving the Regiment’s skills worked at home as well as abroad. While history books record the basics, Phil gives his take on what these operations really meant, how they shaped the Regiment, inspired fear in enemies, and built the SAS legend in the modern age. Have your say below: would you keep this top five, or does another mission deserve a place on the list? And for the conversations we can’t discuss openly, join our membership for just 16p a day on Force TV+. #forcemediahq #forcetv #bigphilcampion #tacticaltruth #militaryanalysis Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @forcemediahq   Listen Live: https://www.forceradio.live/ Facebook:   / forceradiohq   Instagram:   / forcemediahq   TikTok:   / forcemediahq   Twitter/X:   / forcemediahq   Website: https://forcemedia.digital 00:00 Introduction 01:00 Reaction 10:25 Summary