Solo Escape from Iraq | No Man Left Behind
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2016
- When a special forces mission went wrong in Iraq, an eight-man team was reduced to a single soldier who refused to be defeated by anything.
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Solo Escape from Iraq | No Man Left Behind
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If you have a loving family, you will fight until the end.
@Brucer Wayner better you than me
@Donny Baumann If you have a loving family it's fair that you're in the SAS or anything related like that. The risk of duty is there but that's a part of the job. Besides usually when they get a family they leave shortly after anyways. Some do some don't it's upto them.
@Leonidas Walsh If you have a loving family and your job happens to be a part of the military marine whatever you do your job well and return to your family when the jobs over.
How to download this documentary
There is a book called SAS: behind Iraq lines. And the book is exactly this. I was so happy and stunned to find out that the story line are almost identical!
New version, I saw this like 10 year's above.
Who was belongings to a military family just like 👊💖
I saw this story today .,.. It was some experience that change my view for life thank you national geography to putting out such a amazing story ,... Respect to SAS soilder really insperational story Salute From India Sir
Respect and thankyou
I absolutely love reading Chris Ryan books, always epic. Kinda waiting and hoping they start making it into movies
Wanna know how I escaped Iraq?
Iran
Full episode I wanted
22. SAS - Special Air Service 🇬🇧
"Who Dares, Wins"
Patrick P 22 squadron are legendary
@@oldfaithfuliii5997 why 22 became the legendary squadron of SAS?
my god ! Not P 22 it’s just 22 squadron
And there legends because of Princess Gate .......... never heard of it ? Then look it up !
Matthew Stewart just 22 nd Special Air Service Regiment. Four sabre squadrons. A, B, D and G ( guards! ) split up into many troops.
@@iamsoldierf8316 so the legendary squad in the S.A.S is 22nd squadron?
these iraqi wildlife documentaries are great
any link for the full vid
This reminds me of lone survivor and that one made me cry I must admit
How to download this
WOW.. brotherhood.
Well done Chris Ryan Sir, Who Dares Wins.
Well done for what? Illegal wars?
Is there a extended version of this.
Upload more video please are hero
Where is the full documentary???
How can i watch this whole episode?
were can i watch the hole thing
I've seen a follow up documentary where they interviewed the kid who said he did not see them.
Welsh knight Will you share the link please? I’d like to watch it.
Watch.
Welsh knight it’s a. Bit weird for Iraq soldier to show um after? It’s obvious the kid did tell em .
@@carwyngriffiths I agree, they are highly trained so if they say they were compromised i tend to think that is what happened.
Welsh knight bye the media tells no lies so this event was almost 27 plus years ago and the kid they interviewed was probably still 10 yrs old at the time of the interview lol 😆
Was there a documentary about this before...cuz I’m sure I’ve watched one with this story long time ago!
Where can I found full episode?
"Higher self"...
this was perhaps one of the most ill-prepared SAS missions ever carried out... supposed to cut a comms cable but it was under rocky ground, failed straight out of the chopper... as for the rest of it... a mess....
he has a very interesting memory recall !
because its a blown up story. Saw a doc from the locals side. They told there was only a bulldozer around when the young boy saw them.
who dare wins THE SAS WINS ALL
They are soldier's not magicians.
@@vanessaparker6232 Very true. My father was in A Squadron 22 SAS for over 20 years (Terry Jickells) and he died of Cancer at 53. Who would have thought?
KGB wins all
@@mx8819 lol KGB is an intel branch not an elite unit of soldier
@@mx8819 d'ya mean spetznaz
Where ist the full documentary ? Any link?
Where can i watch this?
If it was a solo escape, clearly he was left behind. Besides, since when do SAS soldiers admit to it. Publicly.
Sanjay Maharaj A lot of them do now, look at the tv show who dares wins, and the amount of ex-SAS members publishing books
After a while the military doesn't care anymore if you tell or not.
@@danwatts2019 the TV show has sod all to do with ops though, nothing being revealed there.
Can someone post the link for full documentary
If i'm correct it is the bravo 2.0
Search it "bravo 2.0"
@@hotdogvendor5259 you mean Bravo Two Zero? Bravo 2.0 sounds like a software update.
Full video?
There is a documentary about the true story of Bravo Two Zero.. why does no one talk about that..
True ;))
Because this guy and the guy that wrote Bravo Two Zero don't like each other. They blame each other for it going bad.
There was a book and movie made about it. People do talk about it. Some debate the entire story as presented by the SAS.
It's a movie with shawn bean
Finally someone!
Nice. Legendary Bravo Two Zero SAS mission with lots of “what not to do” lessons that came out of it. “Andy McNab’s” version of the events leading to his capture on this ill fated mission, has been proven false by fellow SAS Asher: Certainly with respect to the packs you were all carrying, the distance travelled prior to capture, etc. Regardless, the ordeal you lot faced, your resilience and strength under Fire, has become a learning point for all Western Special Forces everywhere.
Well done in finding your way out.
south african you are dumb dont know how to operate
@Riley Chuckster oh, so you know the truth. These guys were there.
This is to the Original comment. What did these guys do wrong. I think it was the higher ups fault. Asher story is bs
@@cheekboy7247 Why you don't believe Asher, who made independent investigation, been on the key places and talks with all whitnesses, but believe theese guys, who written two complete different stories (obviously at least one of them lying, if one telling truth) and who was interested to falsificate this operation to be not ashamed for their fault?
Any link for full video?
Dying to watch it again
This serious was filmed in South Africa
So...
My dad saved lives from explosion I saw him on yahoo search yahoo army idk
Give longer story.
Real super heroes
Fear keep you going
One of the best episode on ngc
Captain Price 💪
Read Eye of the Storm by the 22 SAS SgtMajor at this time. He has an interesting take on this operation.
Im curious to how many tactical genius Airsofters are stalking in the comments saying how they woukd of ran this op and not gotten caught 😂
What SF unit are you in?
@@tdurden9532 the elite black ops special space cadet door gunner sniper unite.
@@jordanboyle539 🤣
Chris ryan book, right?
360 no scope
It is interesting the same thing happen to United States Special Forces Patrol.
They had set up Covert Observation Post, and got found by Child goat herder, and they had a chance to kill him, but let him go.
The child told a local Iraqi troop unit.
Luckily the U.S. Special Forces had good communications and called an immediate air strike (A10 tank busters) They kept the enemy at bay till U.S. helicopter s could Casvac them.
Moral of the story is
CHECK YOUR COMS BEFORE YOU LEAVE, and HAVE FAST JET IN THE AIR LOCALLY.
They did check there equipment. The radio was supplied by the Americans. Just one of those things that happens I quess.
@@reecewalton3177 Thank you for reply.
Blew the dust off the old copy of Bravo 20, and checked out their Communication part.
You are right they did check their comunications, but no one was listening on that frequency.
So I presume they were given the wrong frequencies , same thing happened to the Brits in Arnhem.
Remember chatting to 23 SAS Sgt in the nineties, who's main wartime role was nicknamed Train Spotting.
He said their new burst transmissions would automatically send their location in code, and this point they found worrying.
That was over twenty years ago, and I understand 21,23 roles, equipment have now changed.
@@skylongskylong1982 23sas reserves regiment. Think they are now SRR (Special reconnaissance regiment) I know the SRR used to be apart of the SAS until 2005 becoming SRR
Reece Walton SRR are a new regiment 23 still exist under 1 ISR
@@Euan_Miller43 oh right. I know that the SRR was apart of the SAS until 2005
Is it escape n evasion on the first day?
that's always the general plan.
Chris Ryan wrote a book called alpha force inthink
Who fears, wins
Give me Xanax and coke. I’ll make it out the fastest and won’t remember a thing.
Respect to Sas team frm India
SAS IS THE BEST🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
No food. I can't walk 3 day or 2.
He ran n nxt ting army showed up
Iraq land of miracles
British desert DPM, best desert cammo in the world
Where can I watch these documentaries
jesus christ are people really so fucking stupid?
It airs on the national geographic channel, but I can't find it in Australia
+Lance Beckman what do you mean?
Pewtis. Yeah Lance, what do you mean?
@@blazepham5220 never ever watch the story written by andy mcnab of d sas..all full of lies.
What about the other two guys did he eat them?
It's not the film Alive!
No
how they became separated, without any tracks or voice. I thought they are well prepared for situations like this one. I thought the special forces operate just in squads. How it can happen, my mate, my brother get lost? Or did i misunderstood something here.
Its not good they have no back army support
They got separated during the night in a deserted mountain area. How often did you march with a low supply level throughout the night in an hostile enviroment? Sometimes, training and reality do not match...
There was a severe blizzard at the time ie heavy snow and gale force winds.
I didn't like seeing men left behind. I guess it's different in other armies
@TJ Murphy My money says someone didn't stay.
There is no point. It is better to leave someone behind and survive. They are operating far behind enemy lines and have no support.
Survival...No matter how Hard..or the Cost..
Every body left behind...
What?
@@cheekboy7247 Literally that.
Read “B-20” and heard about “The One That Got Away.” I’m gonna read the latter now. I not only thank you for your service, I pray that God blesses you for your service
Bravo Two Zero . was looking for a new book B20 !
Read "Truth behind Bravo 2-0" as well.
Who Dares Wins? SAS BOIIIII SPECIAL AIR SERVICE
Okay how do you lose 8 men when walking in a straight line in the desert
Joseph m123 mars. Because its bloody dark and you are constantly looking around for the enemy . There is no straight line in the dark glad I was not in a fix with you ......???
That means bachelors won't have survived that.
Who else came here because of David goggins
Love evry NATO country and especially britan. From 🇸🇪 sry bad english
Mackel Saadeh du inte svenks
I refuse to believe that 200 miles of evasion is the current long record for today.
Mate in a burning desert u probs couldn't last 24 hrs
@TJ Murphy 💩
Because this video is sponsored by National Geographic is no reason to give it any authenticity. Others have documented what happened and their documents make much more sense then this video does.
I cant hear anything he is sating with that loudass music
I’m lighting that kid up forsure
Roan Dillon have fun in the Hague
It is the same decision America troops had to make in lone survivor. Should they kill the kids or let them go. They let them go knowing the kids would alert ISIS. Only one American troop survived and barely
You obviously don't understand how war works. Stick to cod
B20
🥰🍽
Is this Lone Survivor with British dub??
rod richforever hahahaha It really is man😂😂😂
The mission was Bravo Two Zero .yes there similarities between the two .
One of the best ever i like the story british SAS
This is a story, and very well made up to sell books, Ryan is a BS artist. lots of fact dont match up. Hes an insult to other special forces troops.
Really? Well in that case he and god only knows what happen that time
better stories about the regiment out there. Yemen, libian embassy, world war 2 during it's birth are very eye opening to help beat Rommel and his panzer's
PLEASE PROVIDE IN HINDI
34 countries fight with one country ?
Ok
this was a movie with lord eddark stark (king of the north) right?
Looks like he left all his men behind
well he is kinda of hated by them now, there are some holes in his story of escape and he came out from the all thing looking kinda shady, I think in general the SAS has aligneted him. sorry for typos. he was not in command and they weren't his men, but 3 men died and the other captured, how he got to be alone from the 2 left with him smells rotten to me.
How was it his fault? He was not in command of the squad at the time and it should of been tasked to the actual COMMANDER of the squad who did not do his job properly
Lol he looked back and everyone was gone. Well slow down, Carl pilinkton
Surprised they let soldiers involved
In those situations marry
Surely single men would be more
Suited for that kind of combat
No wife or children to be left alone
Iraq was much unlucky as they lost sad am by devil tracks of us
Went to the enemy territory, and running back without even completing the mission. Any forces can be a special forces in this situation - no need to complete the mission, just running away
Well, it's a good tradition of anglosaxon special forces to fail missions because of some local shepherds.
Operation bravo two zero. One of the UK's most decorated mission by the sas. Also Andy McNabb was the most highly decorated soldier in the british army who was the leader of this mission.
so 8 adult men could not capture one kid and keep him quite, well played :)
Well, it's a good tradition of anglosaxon special forces to fail missions because of some local shepherds.
Совершенно ничем не впечатляющий рейд распиаренного спецподразделения.
What is the soundtrack?
Bravo two zero??
call sign.
A well known story within the military, unfortunately Andy’s recollection of events are heavily contradicted by the rest of the SAS patrol leaving much controversy around his credibility but I wasn’t there and can only comment on what I’ve read but I can certainly tell you the book bravo two zero isn’t worth the read
Special force soldier lost in the wilderness?
desert!
Not Even lost.
Is this Uncharted 3?
Nope Mario Kart 3
pac man u morron
See the vid on YT: 'The Real Bravo Two Zero' by Michael Asher for the truth.
Michael is as bad as Andy... the truth will be some where in the middle, let's let sleeping dogs lie..
I enjoy all that written on the subject respect to all Involved including Michael A ofc ..
🤝😎
Michael asher story had the most lies in it.
Bravo Two Zero was an absolute cockup from start to finish, and it did not happen how Chris Ryan and Andy McNab, real name Steven ........ , described it.
Chris Ryan what a lad now he steals my pictures on Instagram I colorized that SAS pic 😢😢😢
word herb doubt
LJ take a look on my page Royal.sof it’s the pic with the the two SAS blokes and Magaret thatcher
@@wordherb1128 libian embassy siege
يس في العراق
32 countries, you and you alone and you have laid siege lasted eight years thou, Iraq Edeim 🇮🇶❤️
SAS stand for what?
Special air service
Music Is SO ANNOYING
Shameful making a hero of this guy. Absolutely disgusting. These guys, without guilt, participated in illegal wars. Karma will get them.