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What Happened When Aussie SAS Waited 12 Days In An Ambush — And Shocked Impatient US Troops

What Happened When Aussie SAS Waited 12 Days In An Ambush — And Shocked Impatient US Troops The American doctrine was often "Search and Destroy"—move fast, break things. The Australian doctrine was "Patience." This story recounts specific missions where SAS patrols would set up an ambush and lie completely motionless in the mud, rain, and leeches for nearly two weeks. The "shock" for the US observers was the mental discipline required to not move, speak, or smoke for that long. The payoff is the sudden, surgical violence when the enemy finally appeared, contrasting the "spray and pray" tactics of some US units with the sniper-like precision of the patient Australians.