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Rhodesian SAS: Lying In Ambush For Ten Days Waiting For A Road Convoy.

In this video we speak to Ian Mackenzie about being in the SAS and preparing for an ambush for ten days. Support our store: Performance outdoor beanies and socks for people who go out anyway. https://scottandparker.com.au For similar videos:    • Rhodesian SAS   Offers an intimate and powerful account of military courage during the Rhodesian Bush War in the 1970s, focusing on the experiences of the Rhodesian SAS soldiers fighting in what is now Zimbabwe. Through the stories of real SAS soldiers, the video explores the depths of human fear and the heights of human courage required to defend their country against rebel forces. Ian Mackenzie, a Rhodesian SAS operative, shares his personal experiences of participating in operations behind enemy lines, providing a passionate account of his role in a particular ambush operation. Ian goes into detail about the intense nature of this particular operation, where the soldiers had to lie in ambush for over ten days, waiting for a road convoy. By sharing these experiences, the video highlights the dedication, endurance, and sacrifice exhibited by the Rhodesian SAS soldiers as they fought against all odds. The video provides a captivating and thought-provoking story about fear and courage in combat, shedding light on the challenges and dangers faced by the soldiers involved in the Rhodesian Bush War. It serves to honour the heroism and resilience of those who served their country, further emphasizing their sacrifices and contributions during this conflict. Remember to subscribe to our channel:    / historicmilitaryinterviews   Should you wish to find more information on these battles the books they are available on Amazon and can be obtained by clicking on the link below: Clouds In The Wind: A story of danger, love and tragedy https://amzn.to/3k8HWDz 0:00 Introduction 01:54 SAS Operations 04:29 Beira Attack 16:04 Operation preparation 19:03 Radio discipline 24:53 Operational kit 29:08 Mozambique ambush 38:02 Lying in ambush 40:37 Actual ambush 56:06 Extraction 1:01:07 The Last Post Thank for the use of images: Images have been used from the Rhodesian SAS Website and from the following books: http://www.therhodesiansas.com/ The Elite The Story of the Rhodesian Special Air Service by Barbara Cole. The Elite Pictorial by Barbara Cole Weapon images from Wikipedia. "Lest we forget" "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them." If you liked what you heard, subscribe to the show to receive notifications of future shows. If you would like to get more information on any of the topics or tell your military story reach out to Historic Military Interviews on Facebook or LinkedIn. Facebook   / historic-military-interviews-105607368591468   LinkedIn   / historic-military-interviews   This information on this site is intended as a general reference for Internet users. It is made available on the understanding that Historic Military Interviews, as a result of providing this information or sharing these veterans experiences and stories, is not engaged in providing professional advice or necessarily takes a particular stance or point of view. Viewers & Listeners should seek their own advice re undertaking any commercial actions or understanding of these actions and shared experiences. All information in this site is provided "as is", with no guarantee of accuracy, timeline. #RhodesianBushWar #SASVeterans #RhodesianSAS #RhodesianConflict #MilitaryHeritage #SpecialAirService #RhodesianHistory #WarVeterans #SASLegends #RhodesianWarStories #AfricanBushWar #MilitaryInterviews #RhodesianForces #SASWarriors #VeteransTestimony #SoldierStories #RhodesianSoldiers #BushWarVeterans #CombatVeterans #RhodesianArmy