We Felt Like Fools—US Navy SEALs Thought They Were the Best Until They Met the Australian SAS скачать в хорошем качестве

We Felt Like Fools—US Navy SEALs Thought They Were the Best Until They Met the Australian SAS

#VietnamWar #NavySEALs #SAS "We Felt Like Fools" — US Navy SEALs Thought They Were the Best Until They Met the Australian SAS They told you the US Navy SEALs were the kings of the Vietnam War—unmatched warriors, the ultimate predators, and masters of the jungle. But they were wrong. Deep in the heart of the Mekong Delta, America’s most feared warriors encountered an unexpected force that made them look like amateurs. This isn't your typical firefight story. It's the classified tale of when the relentless might of the US military machine collided with the ghostly, silent power of the Australian SAS. Picture this: A Navy SEAL, hardened for combat, frozen in fear—not by the enemy—but because the soldier beside him simply disappeared into thin air. In this documentary, we dig deep into the archives to expose: The Myth of Supremacy: Why American firepower was rendered ineffective in the “Green Hell” of Vietnam. The Clash of Doctrines: The shocking difference between the SEALs’ aggressive tactics and the SAS’s deadly silence. The River Incident: How a “useless” detour saved an entire platoon from being wiped out by Viet Cong tracker dogs. The Brotherhood: How the exchange of a knife and a hat sparked a bond that forever altered special operations. The SEALs brought speed, the Australians brought patience. But together, they created a lethal force that changed modern warfare forever. You think you know Special Forces? You have no idea. Buckle up. We’re about to take you into the suffocating humidity of Phuoc Tuy Province, where the SEALs learned to move like ghosts—and saw firsthand the power of patience and precision. 👇 SUBSCRIBE for more declassified military history and untold stories of warfare. Historical Context This episode takes place in the real Vietnam War setting of Phuoc Tuy Province, where Australia's task force established its main base at Nui Dat and ran critical operations. According to the Australian War Memorial (AWM), SASR units based at Nui Dat acted as the “eyes and ears” of the 1st Australian Task Force (1 ATF), conducting reconnaissance and patrols throughout the region. SAS tactics, which relied on stealth and patience, contrasted sharply with the more aggressive, fast-paced methods used by other special forces—one of the main themes of this story. The AWM also notes an exchange program between the SAS and US Navy SEAL teams, highlighting the shared knowledge and lessons between allied special forces during this period. Sources Nui Dat (Anzac Portal, DVA) 1st Australian Task Force (Nui Dat base context) AWM — 1st Squadron, SASR (Vietnam; “eyes and ears” of 1 ATF) AWM — 2nd Squadron, SASR (SEAL exchange program) #VietnamWar #NavySEALs #SASR #MilitaryHistory #SpecialForces #SurvivalTactics #MaRung #JungleWarfare #History #ColdWar