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When New Zealand SAS Went Barefoot in the Jungle — And Terrified the Navy SEALs

When New Zealand SAS Went Barefoot in the Jungle — And Terrified the Navy SEALs Piggybacking on the success of the Australian SAS content, you should look at their counterparts, the New Zealand SAS. These men were renowned for their "junglecraft," which often involved discarding their standard-issue jungle boots to walk barefoot or in tennis shoes. This allowed them to feel tripwires with their toes and move through the bush in total silence, something the heavily equipped Americans struggled to do. The narrative focus here is the clash of cultures: the American reliance on heavy firepower and technology versus the Kiwi reliance on stealth and patience. You can detail specific joint operations where US commanders were shocked that the New Zealanders could sneak right up to an enemy camp without snapping a twig, effectively "schooling" them on noise discipline.