A US Colonel Gave the SAS Their Toughest Night Exercise — They Returned Before Breakfast D • The British Trick That Made the Barracuda Dive Bomb the Tirpitz Through Flak in Just Minutes D • “That’s an Illegal Order” — The Australian SAS Officer Who Refused a Direct US Command in Vietnam D • Why the Viet Cong Were Ordered NEVER to Engage Korean Marines — Unless Victory Was Certain D
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A US Colonel Gave the SAS Their Toughest Night Exercise — They Returned Before Breakfast D • The British Trick That Made the Barracuda Dive Bomb the Tirpitz Through Flak in Just Minutes D • “That’s an Illegal Order” — The Australian SAS Officer Who Refused a Direct US Command in Vietnam D • Why the Viet Cong Were Ordered NEVER to Engage Korean Marines — Unless Victory Was Certain D
a road west of Coochi, 1968. The standing order for the armored personnel carrier is plain, and the crew heard…
You are looking down at a boot print. It’s fresh, pressed into a side trail, and the tread is wrong….
a trail junction in the highlands late morning and the column has stopped. 26 men strung along a 100 meters…
The paper made a dry little crack when I finally slid my finger beneath the seal. Ghost stood against my…
Nothing at all, and then — an hour later — footsteps on the back stairs. The old footman came down…
September 1966 Phuoc Tuy province, a six-man Australian patrol freezes mid-step in the jungle because somewhere in the green wall…
1966 when Australian SAS soldiers first slipped into the jungles of Puok to province, the Vietkong glanced at these small…