"No One Has Ever Parachuted In The Desert Before." - Rogue Heroes (2022)
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"No One Has Ever Parachuted In The Desert Before." - Rogue Heroes (2022) #shorts #rogueheroes #movie
SAS: Rogue Heroes is a 2022 British historical drama television series created by Steven Knight, which depicts the origins of the British Army Special Air Service (SAS) during the Western Desert Campaign of World War II. The storyline is a broadly accurate representation of real events, as described by Ben Macintyre in his 2016 book of the same name.
On 4 December 2022, the BBC confirmed that a second series had been commissioned, based upon SAS operations in the European theatre of war.
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Lewes says the German soldiers advanced too quickly at 800 miles in six weeks. Pointing at the supply line, he tells him that it’s 300 miles too long. He suggests attacking from the Sea of Sand instead of the sea. He says they utilize parachutes to get men into the interior so they can attack Rommel’s supply line from the desert.
FYI: The Western Desert campaign (Desert War) took place in the deserts of Egypt and Libya and was the main theatre in the North African campaign of the Second World War. Military operations began in June 1940 with the Italian declaration of war and the Italian invasion of Egypt from Libya in September. Operation Compass, a five-day raid by the British in December 1940, was so successful that it led to the destruction of the Italian 10th Army (10ª Armata) over the following two months.
Benito Mussolini sought help from Adolf Hitler, who sent a small German force to Tripoli under Directive 22 (11 January). The Afrika Korps (Generalleutnant Erwin Rommel) was formally under Italian command, as Italy was the main Axis power in the Mediterranean and North Africa. (Wikipedia)
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Great series with a Banger of a soundtrack.
Also shows how 80 years later the British still likes to pretend India didn't help.
Yeah we know....he said it in the video.
My Father was there. He never wanted to talk about it. He only talked about Cairo and the good times. But it had a terrible stress effect on him. Suffered from Ptsd and stress his whole life. Died at 63 from a stress induced stroke at 63. He was actually my step dad but adopted me and my brother when he married my mother. He always gave, until it was too much. Rest in peace, Daddy. Will love and admire you for ever. Am 70 now, but will never forget.😢😢❤❤
Theon cleaned up after killing john wicks dog
That voice coming out of that actor is impossible for me to comprehend
He gave up sailing on the sea and moved to the sea of sand
Defo sounds like he grew another pair....
I was sat here wondering why this actors face felt so familiar but nothing was coming to mind as to why.
@@GamerGateVeteranI thought the same way here lol,
As someone that was in the Army I would like to point out that we don't steal. We just happen to find things.
It's not stealing. It's strategically transferring equipment to alternate locations.
@@BrokenLifeCycleah yes, the third rule of the unheathcare system
😂😂😂😂😂😂👍
Nah. There is one thief in the Army.
Everyone else though? Just trying to get their stuff back..
Tactically procured
Sun Tzu Art of War
“Appear where you are least expected”.
"but always bring a gift."
Well that grenade certainly appeared unexpectedly
The actual translation from his language to English is "put it in the a$$ sometimes"
SAS was good at that. Well, is.
Sometimes where they least expect you to go is where they at first expected you to go. War can be a confusing mind game
Vigos son "is mad as mad as f*ck" 🤣😂🤣
He aint the son lmao
@@hmh6587he's most definitely vigos son genius, Alfie Allen.
It was stirling who said mad aF
@@kjherms369it wasn't Alfie that said he was mad as fu$k genius.
"Make your conversation as hard to understand and as full of metaphors as possible, because if your allies don't know what you're doing, your enemy sure won't." - Sun Tzu, Art of War
"Always communicate using unsecured channels, as your enemy will least expect this." - Sun Tzu, The Art of War
@@airyshaggy83never disturb Indians playing billard.
Sun Tzu
> tosses grenade into pool table, refuses to elaborate
That may reveal their plan, which will not be approved be regular army.
1st Sas were crezy.
@@abondutta the originals were indeed crazy David sterling even forged churchill's signature after a meeting with him in which he said he could have more men and jeeps
So sterling sent the documents to get them before churchill did
It’s a billiards table
@@simonnelson4828 and I suppose it’s aluminnium and petrol as well?
@@simonnelson4828 that's a word i haven't heard in a long time
YYYYEEEESSSS the algorithm’s got to SAS Rogue Heroes shorts now
I for one welcome our new algorithm overlord
Indeed
god bless the RUclips algorithm
I want the 2nd Series ASAP, usual liberties taken but a story that needs told. These crazy MFs left some legacy, the country should be proud as f### of the SAS. I was a boy watching the news about the Iranian Embassy time and all us boys were pretend SAS for a year.
It's been a long road through Saving Private Ryan, to Blackhawk Down, to Band of Brothers, then The Pacific, and most recently Generation Kill.
We're in the golden era of the algorithm friends.
Guess he misunderstood that order. Not only he failed to steal those parachutes but stole John Wick's car and killed his f***n' dog😂😂
He was never the same after they took his balls
Is this like a joke or something?
@@thejustinsteffanit's actually a really good one. The actor is the one who played both the antagonist of the first John Wick movie and Theon Greyjoy.
@Argosh logic doesnt make comedy. Point out the punchline and tell me why its funny.
@@thejustinsteffan 1) you must be fun at parties. (Joke: You're not getting invited to parties because actually you're not fun to be around.) 2) the actor is not the character, so the joke happens because the same actor played both characters. Both failed in regards to stealing something. Hence funny. Unlike your comment.
Reek is looking so much better.
His name is Theon, you better recognize
@@darkzeke200x reek, reek it rhymes with sneak
@@darkzeke200xno the traitors name is reek
@@darkzeke200xYou’re goddamn right. And even when the writing sucked, Alfie acted his ass off on that show. What is dead may never die.
Reek is the dude playing the dude that's disguised as another dude...
Theon finally learning the iron price is better than the gold one.
Whereas, in reality, the first SAS parachute drop was a disaster. They jumped in a sandstorm and lost half their men, who were never found. The rest were rescued by the Long Range Desert Group. The SAS never made another jump in the desert but used the LRDG as taxis, until they got their Jeeps.
Try watching the programme. This does indeed happen. Roughly 20 of the 60 that jumped returned to camp, curtisy of the LRDG.
adam wildin after military school
My first thought too
That was the nicest "I am mad as f*ck" I've ever heard.
The "Mad as F" was funny with the grenade
I can't help but think this is a reference to Sterling Archer crashing a poker game and sticking a smoke grenade up a guys whoopsie. Only in Archers case it was the opposite, and what he thought was a smoke grenade was a frag. 🤣
RAMPAGE!
I just started rewatching that show like 2 days ago. Simulation can stop with this madness anytime now
Nope, a reference to real life but in real life they used an actual grenade. It was changed in the show to make it more believable.
I love that everyone is recognizing this actor fondly for multiple different roles- shows that he really wasn’t permanently typecast, and that people are seeing how much range he actually has! It’s really neat :)
The SAS were, and are, badasses.
What is Theon Greyjoy doing in North Africa?
Attacking the Dornish from the sea of sand
creating the SAS special forces
Like a shark atop a sand dune
Trying to take Dorne
He's not a true Northerner. He doesn't remember.
ALFIE ALLEN CRUSHING THE ROLE. Yo usually he's snivelling but this is proper
Theon got his sausage back
You wrong for that, bruh... 😂
@@KN1GHTMARE8807 but it funny though :D
@@Freakyman403 It was! But, damn that was cold shit. 😂🤣
Don't you mean his phuckin pensil? 😂
Jock Lewes. The man, the myth, the legend. Doesn't get enough credit for inventing the SAS. Should always be right up there with Sinclair and Paddy Maine.
Man Theon Greyjoy is moving up in the world
He gave up on winterfell and is looking at dorne now
He just ruined that pool table lol
Let's just tuck up forever the felt on the only pool table we have.
I can only assume that you are an uncultured American as that is a snooker table.
Rommel used anti-aircraft guns in the desert against tanks. He was brilliant in thinking outside the box. Long range patrols harried Rommel's division everywhere and eventually won because Hitler didn't supply the troops there with sufficient supplies.
I would blame the italians being in charge of shipping and protecting the supplies, at least from the books i read it's pointed out that they refused to send their ships to the ports that Rommel had taken (in those occasions he took em, like the conquest of Tobruk on the second siege i think) closer to the front lines, if those closer ports were used and properly defended, the issue of supplies would have been reduced significantly
Actually Rommel being this master strategist is a common historical myth, his effectiveness came from previous African commanders using WW1 tactics were they set up a single row of strongpoints, so he just rammed everything at one point, then swept around to surround the others. Montgomery simply set up response forces to rush into and reinforce whatever point Rommel attacked. He was also extremely egotistic, and he only suffered supply issues because he would outrun his supply lines over and over again. His reputation came after the war, as he was a huge propaganda piece both for Germany during the war and America after who set out to make certain German commands look good so they can be publicly accepted German servicemen to help in the cold war.
Also people have been using AA guns in AT roles since they were first invented, hence why many tanks had AA guns as their main cannons.
@estebanuranga8267 Or, better yet "blame" the Royal Navy for crushing the Italian, German, and French surface fleets, and so denying the enemy the ability to resupply with impunity.
You can also "blame" the garrison of Malta for withstanding their siege, and keeping up their submarine campaign.
@@piney4562 crushing? During the fight on the Mediterranean the allies lost 76 warships and 46 submarines, the axis lost 100 warships and 151 submarines, that is a victory for the allies, but not a crushing victory, was far from one sided
Malta was the key to the whole fight around the Mediterranean, got sieged and bombed to hell and back, and never was assaulted, i consider that a massive and colossal fail on the italians, Malta was a nightmare to support, supply and hold for the British, that they held on it speaks volumes about the british's capacity to organize, and the massive inadequacy of the italians for the same
@estebanuranga8267 To measure losses at sea simply in numbers of ships is obscene. To count a corvette and a battleship both as simply "1 warship" is just unreasonable. And, warships aside, Italy alone lost more than 2 million tonnes in merchant shipping.
In a single action (The raid on Taranto) Italy had more battleships permanently taken out of action than the British did over the course of the entire Mediterranean campaign, by a factor of 3 no less. The Italian navy spent much of the war holled up in port, because the RN had achieved near total sea control. So yes, the RN lost a lot of escort vessels, and a smattering of cruisers, as well as more carriers than it could really afford. (Although they were the only navy operating carriers in the Med). But they left the Italian navy absolutely combat ineffective.
Brilliant show! Wonderful actors!
What’s the name of the show
Woah. Adam actually did made it through military school. High five, Adam!
Theon got some balls 😉
Major general Pienaar. The master of maneuver warfare😂
Like this movie? Try this --- During the late 60s there is a TV show called The Rat Patrol -- its 60s TV show but its a good show.
I loved Rat Patrol as a kid
Rommel was killed by his own victory. When you become convinced you're superior, and in a superior vehicle you start to think differently. Your head grows and you take risks you normally wouldn't. When yhe risks pay off, you take greater risks. Like taking for granted your support can move at the same speed. Rommel thought he was something he wasnt, and paid for it. Even though he was in a superior vehicle, with a superior mind and superior crew. Once you stray from thinking like a normal man that can be killed, you end up doing things that make everyone else think youre crazy like a fox. When your are just plain crazy due to your huge head. Bigger heads make better targets.
Monty started to read a book an soon relised it's was a book that rommel had or was reading why he skipped a bit to the end and supos to helped him win Afrkia ..
Rommel's entire aproach to warfare was about quick movement, striking hard and pushing through past the enemy defenses, there are arguments to be made about his ego, but he definitely wasn't pushing in just because he thought he was unbeatable and using the best vehicles ever, in multiple instances he commends the british tanks and american's weapons
The biggest issue he had was supplies, wich he couldn't convince the italians to ship them closer to the frontlines when taking new ports, as the Italians refused to expose their ships to bombardment from small ships and planes, even when he took Tobruk the italians took their sweet time to send supplies to that new port
Reek really cleaned himself up.
Great show…very underrated
Turbanator was the first one out after running his mouth 😂
Tyler laughing genuinely at 3:20 was so funny
Theon got his balls back and now he’s balls in again
“When a vulture spreads its wings out there it goes up, not down.” Bro says this as if going up is not a main function of bird wings.
The birth of the BEST of the BEST ! Who Dares Wins
This part was historically inaccurate.
The real Stirling threw a real grenade, not a dud.
Only thing that made sense to me was “I’d like to use this table for a demo
Wait, i didn't finished watching Generation Kill and the algorithm changed it 😭
Theon finally learned tactics
Jeez, Theon and Adam Groff really clean up well
Yooooo Theon looks great in uniform. That accent is amazing. Whatever this is I want to watch it
SAS Rogue Heroes is the name of the programme. It tells the story of the formation of the SAS, the world's first special forces, by the British in WW2.
Of course the grey joy wants to attack from the sea
Bro had a better break with that grenade than the sorry bastard that tried to break in their “tournament”
Now THAT is how you clear a room!
Grenade - PRICELESS!
who dares wins .
least we forget the men who began The Sas
LRDG 💥🇬🇧
much love, Dave. I had a similar experience lately. it’s like being possessed. glad you’re okay.
Short: "Lets throw a grenade on the table".
Also short: "Lets completely ignore the fact that we threw a grenade on the table..."
Theon cleaned up nice
Soldiers never steal.
They simply:
Strategically
Transfer
Equipment to
Alternate
Location(s)
Finally, Theon gets a backbone.
He definitely said I'll bone your back
Wish the show was longer. Hope they make a season two.
Whats the name?
@@stevetomblin9007 sas rogue heroes
New season yet?
@@anthonykotson6035 nope
It's the British style, quality over quantity.
The army they facing better watch out. This man is iron born
Stirling had balls of Brass when he founded and commanded the British SAS. Though... The LRDG (Long Range Desert Group) were doing it first.
Interestingly the sas parachute drop completely messed up in this mission. Killing some of them and making the mission hyper diffucult.
As the SAS (special air service) exfilled out of the mission they ran into long range land rover scouts. They were so shocked they were out their (both sas and scouts) and from that moment on the SAS realised the jeeps made miles more sense and utilised them for the rest of the war.
So the special air service kept the name but stopped parachuting into enemy territory.
In bravo two zero the sas were told to take a land rover to support their mission to destroy the scuds. They ignored this lesson and went in by helicopter i believe. Meaning they had no easy escape when compromised. The rest is history.
The sas the greatest special forces the world has seen. Even train american special ops like the seals how to do it.
Mad AF, time period authentic writing
Damn, Reek will do anything to escape John Wick.
S.T.E.A.L.
Strategic
Transport of
Equipment to
Another
Location
A very British way to secure yourself a table.
Rommel was a chad, he tore through the french line and he ran over a convoy on his way back to the line... he pushed too far in and had to literally turn around
My man ran a panzer like he was at Daytona
Look, Reek you got your redemption arc. Stop talking battle strategy.
Theon got his balls back!
A Greyjoy in the desert??? Unthinkable
WW2, WW2, There was no other war but WW2!
Lets make more movies 'bout WW2
This is a show. Yes the Second World War is covered a lot but it is probably the most well known and most documented war in human history with almost every country playing a part in the war.
My best friend claims to be related to Rommel’s family, part of whom ran to America and changed their name to Rummel. I’m a little skeptical, but if he’s right, some of them are nasty pieces of work and he doesn’t ever talk to them.
Years ago i read a book called "Grit" i believe, about Stirling, Lewes a d the early SAS days. Great read
Ah yes of course, we must conquer the Dothraki Sea so they wont see us coming
Let’s be real, tossing a dud grenade at him is a toned down version of the respect for an Indian solder a brit would have in WWII lol
I have a feeling that this show doesn’t cover the North African campaign very well.
There are no thermal columns if you jump at night.
This was the best thing from british telly for ages
Season 2 cannot come soon enough
I'd finished the show a while ago and have been wondering if they're making another season
They’re making a second season!?
@@owensks yep
The name of the movie is Rogue Heroes (2022)
Proof that Alfie is a better actor than he was ever given credit for.
Theyre called Lewes Bombs because he made them, the mad bastard.
Rommel had about 100000-140000 troops. It's like something they had for attacking a village in USSR.
Google for Pavlov's house which stood longer than whole France
Man, Alfie Allen is becoming a better and better actor.
The desert war: the best vs the best. Elite vs chivalry. Sas vs rommel. No war crimes, just art of war. Gd times
In every clip I see of this show the characters act like completely unhinged arseholes
...which seems like it could be historically accurate
Oh look classic flanking maneuver
These men are really good at "The Campaign for North Africa" Board Game
Its interesting how Paddy Mayne becomes even more of a prick after Eoin McGonagal's death because he mourns him. But both him and Stirling seem to get over the death of Lewes pretty quickly.
After the episode he dies in, Lewes never gets mentioned again.
Theon dapper as fuck
Yup, he's diaper
Believe it or not , but that trick of placing a grenade on a the billiard table is based on a real incident. It was a table and it was live .
The phrase "mad as fuck" didn't exist in those days.
I wish they did another season
It was good
Alfie Allen posh accent good as hell
Theon Greyjoy has been promoted 😅
Yooooo, Theon/Iosef sounds crazy!
Shows his range as an actor. He's so underrated.
Never disrespect a pool table.
This tough Mustache guy looks so familiar. But it can't be who I think it is because he had his man parts chopped off 😅
Imagine believing a poo would be in the officers club. His comment would have had his tounge removed.
That's hard on the felt!
Theon learnt his lesson.
Crazy how they didn't react at all until someone shouted "grenade"
Why would parachuting over desert not be thought possible. Parachutes work anywhere.