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Operation Nimrod | SAS | Iranian Embassy Siege | 1980
#sas #specialforces #specialairservice
The breaking of a terrorist siege in the heart of London in 1980 catapulted the normally secretive SAS onto the world stage. The audacious daylight assault, carried out in the full glare of media scrutiny, made the Regiment and it's motto, 'Who Dares Wins' an indelible part of UK culture. The techniques used in the operation were quickly studied and copied by other special forces and counter-terrorism units around the world.
Britain had drawn a line in the sand with regards to international terrorism. Terrorists now knew that if they undertook an operation against British interests that the UK would respond with deadly efficiency.
The breaking of a terrorist siege in the heart of London in 1980 catapulted the normally secretive SAS onto the world stage. The audacious daylight assault, carried out in the full glare of media scrutiny, made the Regiment and it's motto, 'Who Dares Wins' an indelible part of UK culture. The techniques used in the operation were quickly studied and copied by other special forces and counter-terrorism units around the world.
Britain had drawn a line in the sand with regards to international terrorism. Terrorists now knew that if they undertook an operation against British interests that the UK would respond with deadly efficiency.
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Operation Barras | UK Special Forces | SAS & The Parachute Regiment | Summer 2000
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#sbs special boat service #special forces uk #special forces in action #operation barras #sierra leone The UK military's first real fight of the 21st Century was a daring raid against 2 enemy strongholds defended by a fearless enemy in the heart of the African jungle. Late Summer, 2000 in war-torn Sierra Leone - whilst on a UN peacekeeping mission, a group of Royal Irish Rangers were on patrol ...
Operation Trent | Special Forces | British S.A.S Biggest Mission Ever | Afghanistan November 2001
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Operation Trent | Special Forces | British S.A.S Biggest Mission Ever | Afghanistan November 2001 Operation Trent was an operation by Special Air Service (SAS) elements of the British Army, the largest known post-WWII operation in SAS history. The operation was carried out by members of a regimental task group, made up of a tactical HQ, members of A Squadron (A Sqn) and G Squadron (G Sqn) of th...
US & UK Special Forces Rescue | Qala-i-Jangi Afghanistan | S.B.S & Green Berets | November 2001
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Joint US & UK Special Forces Rescue | Operation Qala-i-Jangi | S.B.S & Green Berets The Special Boat Service known as the SBS, played a critical role in one of the bloodiest and prolonged battles of the entire Afghanistan campaign, the Battle For Qala-I-Janghi . By the time the operation was over, hundreds of Taliban/Al-Qaeda fighters lay dead and the leader of the SBS team had earned himself a...
I heard the story from one of the survivors of the prisoners who had only one machine gun, grenades and mortars found them among the trees, in addition to the American investigator Span shot the prisoners while they were tied. The channels documented that scene, but they did not broadcast it.
The picture at 3.49 is an airsoft recreation.
british did nothing its show off
0:15 Theyre Australians.
You mean uk and us
What strange narration. A mixture of apathy and a difficulty sometimes reading the script.
I remember it well, they were drowned
Good video but get rid of the music. It doesn’t need it my friend 👍
Don't mess with the best because the best don't mess.
My mate Brendan was part of this , lives out in Kenya now bless him , fantastic guy so humble , I think his route was Pathfinders still got some great pics of him on a 50cal at linga loi
Peterhead was back in the 80s.
Geoff hoon ((✊️ ))
And so much lies I'm hearing hear how do these people get away with this
I've never so much bollocks in my life I was a hostage lol
song?
Loads of inconsistencies in this story - You mention the CIA Agent Tyson being rescued by two separate forces, at two different times. If you're going to piece together news footage, at least get it right.
should have never been anywhere near Afghanistan in the 1st place.
They started a war on the west.
The US and UK combined are undefeatable. We should have supported the Americans in Vietnam but we kinda just assumed it would be an easy win for the US. Then again the US just left us to do it our way in the Falklands despite doing a lot of business with the Argies, and did provide us with important intelligence. But they also trusted that we'd also get the job done no problem. The problem with Vietnam was the terrain which gave the locals a huge advantage plus it was basically a proxy war and the Russians were pulling the Vietnamese strings. It was very much like the US Revolutionary War, what we call the War of Independence. In that the supply line was too long, over oceans, they were just sinking more and more money and lives into a pointless and unpopular war and the practical decision had to be to pull out. Very similar to the rev/ind war, in that the Brits had a 2000 mile supply line over the treacherous waters of the Atlantic in wooden boats, they also had Napoleon on their doorstep and it was a very unpopular war in Britain where it was seen as a civil war between pro-monarchy Brits and anti monarchy Brits (now Americans, but obviously then still British subjects) and there was no desire to waste our time fighting our own ppl when Napoleon was dominating Europe. So the practical common sense decision was to pull out rather than over-commit our already over-stretched military, engaged in every corner of the world, especially when it was inevitable that the states would want their independence eventually anyway. But just like we did with Canada (which is why we had to reluctantly go back again in 1812 to secure that territory), Australia, South Africa, India and NZ, among many other places, we granted them independence just for asking nicely. The Brits don't really like fighting against ethnically their own ppl. Thankfully now we operate almost as a single fighting force, with the US able to deploy their huge and well-funded military while the Brits are able to mobilise Britain, Canada, Australia and NZ - our blood brothers. And vitally have bases and territory around the world to employ as and when necessary.
The brits didn't help in Vietnam because we was there before the Americans. We solved the issue, and handed over to the usa who didn't take advice from the british on how to deal with the war and also because usa didn't support the uk with the suez canal situation. Blame the french they always mess things up and the brits and Americans clean up after them....
@@KOPITE8989 We handed Vietnam back to the French. Then the issues kicked off again. This time Britain wasn't interested, things got worse then the Vietnamese Govt asked the U.S. for assistance.
US UK didnt rescue nobody it was General Dostom rescue everyone his fighters were fighting the taliban not US or UK instead US cowardly was watching them from far away so stop spreading lies
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The still photo at 4.12 isn't SBS, it's airsoft enthusiasts recreating the battle
Came here to say the same thing, It was a photoshoot for a magazine.
An operation called after my last name, not bad🫡
Whole thing was a shit show, basically CIA paid Northern Alliance the rounded up Taliban and innocent civilians,, said they where going to a prison (basically their final resting place) when CIA interrogators never got info they let NA take them away, so the prisoners realised it was a massacre sight and revolted . CIA just lucky they paid Northern Alliance well, or it would be very different videos your watching. And lucky special forces bailed them out
The picture with the caption "Foday Kallay" is in fact, that of Charles Taylor!😅
This would have been a great video if the blaring music wasn't interrupting
Undisclosed reasons! There was SAS at the same base but we're not authorised to help by UKSF but because at the time SBS were under the authority of the navy they "didn't receive those orders"
Sorry, this is just wrong. Although the SBS is indeed the Royal Navy's special forces unit, day to day operational control of the SBS comes under the command of the UK's Director of Special Forces (an army Major-general) who also commands the SAS. The Director also controls the two other special forces units, The Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SRR) and The Special Forces Support Group (SFSG). And yes, the SAS DID also take part at the base. Why would the UKSF allow the SBS to take part but refuse permission to the SAS? The British and American units at the base were outnumbered. What sense would it have made to let the SBS join in, but withhold the SAS?
1 PARA was involved start of SFSG
3:55.....need to be careful with this particular picture. These guys are not real SBS - they're airsofters. Airsoft International the magazine in the UK did an article piece on the guys at Qala I Jangi a few years after, and these guys dressed up to look the part in a rock quarry - this picture is from the magazine.
How did you get the name wrong? Mike Spann is the correct name. Thats not even him on the horse.
This would be one of the operations which became the basis for the creation of the SFSG, tier 2 Uksf who enable and support tier 1 operations.
Make a vídeo about operation chariot Raid in st nazaire
"Despite Tyson's requests, 500lb bombs were dropped on the armoury - which was acting as the Taliban's fire-base..."* This makes no sense, surely he'd BE requesting that(?) *Paraphrased as couldn't recall verbatim.
Awesome 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
0 32 what's Tyler the creator doing holding a 50 cal in Sierra Leone?
The picture of kallay is actually that of Charles Taylor, another warlord and later president of Liberia. I dunno why nobody noticed that
My friend was part of this op pleased with the outcome and the performance of his and other units he went back to Hereford. He left the army a few years later. As with most people I know who were really based in Hereford, you never get details but he was pleased to be able to reunite the 7 with their loved ones.
So on another video on this 400 something died and he says thousands 😂😂😂
British forces cream of the crop 🎉🎉🎉
Geoff hoon... What a muppet
They should have a been awarded some sort of bravery award for this action the secretary of state that withheld the award should be ashamed of himself it was probably because to many prisoners were apparently killed what the fuck did he expect it was war !! Some bleeding heart twat that knows fuck all about war made a fuss 🤯
Trust when I say two of the stills you’ve used in this video are fake. They are re-enactments for a gun magazine. Fact.
My dad send a letter before he died. He said he sore fellow airborn soldiers coming out the sky and getting fucking, raped by two of his enimys.
I hated my dad for joining the British airborn in the firts place, he was very patriotic and went to sierra leonein 1999 aged 23, I never sore him again but i did warn him, but he only though of me as just a 10 year old kid thats has no idea, even though i had some ideas of how pointless the war was. btw im adopted thats why the age gaps are not far apart.
I feel for you mate,I served over at the same time as your father, although,so many men were their at the time, and not knowing his name,I most likely never knew or met him.unfortuanately,your story is, not only really sad,but really common with soldiers,I don't know if it is due to marrying at such a young age, immaturity, consiquences of service but it's sad.i hope you're life has turned out well and maybe you will be reunited one day and he can explain(or justify) his actions-Take care my friend!
I remember this, the news coverage, very well! It was a spectacular and successful end to a situation that had gripped the nation for days. The SAS deservedly won huge praise and recognition for their daring! [did you see what I did there?]. As a footnote - a popular comedy sketch show at the time called 'Not the Nine O'clock News' did a funny, and highly complementary, tribute sketch ('Revolution in the Kitchen') to honour the SAS in their own special way.
Assault lol
Wonderfully done document...Opération Barras... Strength, courage, heroism, intelligence, cooperation and opportunities...and finally the next stage of negotiations.These are the hardest missions and only for the strongest... Great respect and remembrance to the soldier who died 🕊️🕯️🥀 Great respect to those who returned... Opération Barras Great respect,memory and honor for the fallen Soldier Mr.Brad Tinnion Salut #Soldiers #Dignity #Honor #Respect #Courage #Health #Life #SpecialForces #Veterans #Elite ⭐
Your comment is really lovely. If it wasn't for the Polish Fighter Squadrons in WW2, we might very well have lost 'The battle of Britain'. I have enormous respect for your military.
@@jo.s7993 Great respect 🕊️🤝 🇵🇱🤝🇬🇧 All the best for good cooperation and good future
Dont forget the parachute regiment from 1 para .
SBS snatch team, not credited here, surprise surprise..
It's all in a day's work in fact it was a GAS. By strength and Guile. Your welcome my yanky pedigree chums. For King and Money.
You had much better weapons but they were much better warriors because they fought for Allah while you just did a job for the Queen. Big difference....