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Why 90% of SASR Candidates Quit in the First 48 Hours D

March 1966, Campbell Barracks, Swanbourne, Western Australia. The clock reads 04:30 hours and darkness still grips the parade ground. 120…

Why Australian SAS Operators Can Be Fired at Any Moment D

In the Australian Special Air Service Regiment, earning the sand colored beret is considered one of the most brutal military…

When MACV-SOG Accidentally Received Australian SAS Patrol Notes — And Felt Like Amateurs D

September 28th, 1968. Mac V Sog, forward operating base, II Corps Tactical Zone, Central Highlands, South Vietnam. The air hung…

What Australian Command Did When American Soldiers Called Aussies ‘Useless’ in Classified Reports D

American commanders sent a secret report calling Australian soldiers in Vietnam useless, cowardly, and ineffective because they moved too slowly…

What US Command Said When They Realized Vietnamese Generals Feared Aussies More Than Americans D

March 1966, a captured enemy diary lands on an American colonel’s desk in Vietnam. And one sentence stops everyone cold….