I think you don't comprehend ,Spartans m8 is virtual reality ,in the real world ,sas.or special air service ,are like the ultimate fighters in real world combatevery single special force is modeled in their image from the navy seals to sayeret matkal ,to spetz units in the Russia.
WHAT CENTURY YOU BE LIVING IN?SPARTANS?SAS HAVE PERFECTED WARFARE TO A SCIENCENO MORE SENSELESS BEATING JUST A SILENT DEMISETRIPLE TAP OR A SILENT SALUTE
No single person or entity possesses ALL of the required information on all participant parties and organizations i.e. SAS, DELTA, etc. To REALLY simplify my argument: you have not a single shred of verifiable data to prove or disprove anything related to whatever metric you choose as "best." The 'best' publicly verified fighter jet in existence at this moment is the F-22 Raptor. It could lose to a crop-duster under rare circumstances. Respectfully, this statement is a false fallacy that cannot be verified because too many moving parts, shifting metrics and political attention and funding as well as downsizing in some countries. Seems like the Operator's will and determination is assured to win ANY encounter and that simply is not true. Logistics, politics, and other rarely debated boring stuff is why the present conflict ran totally contrary to EVERY prediction out there. Britain can punch well above it's weight class, but sheer numbers matter and all of that put together proves how "best" is different depending on the view from your location. Don't forget the Ghurkas as even the modern ones are regularly called terrifying and absolute masters in the art of killing humans according to the many, many Special Forces that go and train with the primary purpose being to being exposed to the Ghurka style of fighting because any insurgent faced after facing a Ghurka or Ghurkas will seem like a special needs individual playing make-believe war not realizing his death is moments away from the man who has been enlightened by the Ghurka. That's a summary of European country's head of special forces take on the Ghurka.
No the yanks think there special forces are the best lol 😂 navy seals. I found out the over day every army sas sbs etc have a budget for new weapons etc. TYPICAL THE NAVY SEALS ARE THE ONLY UNIT IN THE WORLD WHO AV A UNLIMITED BUDGET IF THEY SEE A NEW INVENTION SOMEONE MAKES GUNS SUBS FOR 2/4 men etc they just get em as many as they want. Typical USA our poor blokes get basic army gear
Very interesting video. However, at 11:55, after having been instructed on the absolute importance of silence and using hand-signals in the field, the soldier is using hand-signals while operating a GPS device that 'beeps' with every button push. I know it's just a demo, but ironic, no?
I am also skeptical of a special forces unit using GPS to determine their location. Using any such devices would almost certainly risk detection by enemy SIGINT forces.
Error - anyone notice at 21:20 and 21:25 the SAS guy is dragging off his injured comrade and firing off an AK 47 at the same time then at 21:30 it changes back to the standard issue M16.
Sas are special ops. So they are secret. Why are they here on youtube? And how much old this video is? The systems change overtime. Things gets better and more sophisticated.
0:00 - Yeahhh, keeewl. Military stuff is awesome. I wanna join the army and be a hero! Pew pew! 18:30 - Uhhh, come to think of it, maybe i'll just pursue a hobby in computer programming. O_O
They used to beat our assess when I went through JTAC school....Used to wonder how much ass kicking did I need just to go out behind enemy lines just to call in air strikes. Taught me a lot about myself though and my limits... It was fun but I'd never do it again.
Never served. Medically disqualified. Always wanted to career it and have stayed fascinated with it. I've always heard SERE and training in that vein can really suck and be fun as it gets adrenaline going like no other training can. All sum it in ways like you did but you took their 30-45 second summaries and put it in the most eloquent two sentences that COULD have been one. LOL, you shoulda been a writer man! " Taught me a lot about myself though and my limits... It was fun but I'd never do it again. "-----------That's a life's lessons quote if I ever heard one.
Why are people getting bent out of shape about what is obviously a production made with very little money that shows mostly things regular infantry are taught, you don't think they'd be stupid enough to go into that much detail on film? For starters, the enemy wouldn't have seen a real SAS hide unless they stepped on it, there was one at the end of Stanley airport runway all the way through the Falklands war that was never spotted.
+jelkel25 Agreed, but that doesn't change the fact that tis vid is shyte! Which begs the question, why bother? Why didn't Davies advise properly for the vid? It's not like the SOPs are state secrets. This vid makes the lads loom like twats! Utter dross and a waste if time IMO.
+Albert Head You do understand that the point of this video was not to teach SAS operational tactics, but to teach basic survival skills right? The plot dictated they needed to be captured so they set up, an all be it unrealistic, scenario where they were captured.
Albert Head But the purpose of the vid is to teach survival techniques in the event of things going arse up, not SOP or OpSec. So the plot dictated that they had to get caught, it is not like they are going to show how to counter a proper OP. They are going to show it being countered through a situation that those operators would never get themselves into. Because that is good OpSec. Don't show a potential enemy a real way to counter your forces.
Yorkie Crossland calls a fire mission in somewhere in UK (Kielder Forest? Black Mountains?) cut to archive footage of NATO in Bosnia. That's one hell of a pair of binos these boys are using, lol! Hope you are well, Yorkie.
While watching SAS survival secrets with eddie and mac thry stated at no point would they be lighting fires as this could give away their positions, plus some survival equipment judt wouldn't be taken like the saw, why would they be cutting wood as it could say to the enemy we were here, fornthe reason they poo into a bag and take it with them so they can't be tracked.
Love the way the boys were moving in complete silence through the forest, but fat boy had forgot to turn the "tones" off on the GPS device. 😂😂😂. Beeping his bloody way through enemy territory And he was looking through his binoculars backwards 😂😂😂
If hit hits the ground before flying 18m the grenade (HEDP) will no explode and the blast radius is 15m, even if they were to close just aim a little bit higher to get the grenade to fly a little bit longer.
higher means farther (and off targets) since you can't adjust the propelling force on m203, also if it doesn't explode what's the purpose behind firing it when the hostiles are close?
Do you think that kip mat ...IS A bit silhouette??? they waited too long for the patrols??? 😮...should be a good six miles away by this point...???...Hit something like an airfield....😢
considering beinf outnumbered and sas seriously wounded it would be unlikely they could save their men, it is best they allowed the wounded to die and escape but I do like the idea leave no men behind of the french foreign legion
For me I've always assumed the hardest part about being a solider is after you've left the army and you no longer have that sort of close knit camaraderie, like at 14:10. You go from working in an elite unit responsible for countless lives and millions of £ of equipment to working security at ASDA.
True.... But there are PMCs that will hire (mercenary groups and private police).... Otherwise there is survival, bushcraft or going lone wolf into battles.
You dont fly or get thrown when u get shot im pretty sure those r 5.56 and you wont when flying by getting shot with a 5.56 mate and you should use the 40mm Grenade Launcher that you got.Poor acting but seems real.
This isn't Metal Gear Solid mate. If you're in their back yard and have to kill somebody you've already failed at being stealthy and whether you're being noisy or not isn't the issue. They are coming for you. From anywhere. If you're going behind enemy lines for days or weeks at a time would you rather take a 1960s submachine gun shooting subsonic 9mm or an assault rifle with four or five times the practical range and a grenade launcher?
Wow I am so confused, is this a documentary, a re-enacting, or a live exercise with real bullets?! Lol, clearly there's a set up, but I don't understand if these are actors or real SAS guys (who I'd think would be tougher/more discreet in reality)! And I don't see how this is a guide... but I do love the action scenes...
absolutely they were not real SAS guys! how can you even think that ? these are re-enactors, with re-enactin scene, they dont disclose everything of course, just a few peeks, here and there.
Hereford. Hertfordshire is a county. Hereford is in Herefordshire. Pronounced _herrer-fud_ for Mr DeNiro and the rest of our cousins. Not _hearford._ It's the town where the SAS were based and still, I believe, the regiment's spiritual home. Great scene, though. Great movie.
Steve Olto They aren't SAS, these are actors, very bad ones in fact... The real SAS would be on Hard Routine and not joking about Clint Eastwood while asking each other if they want a sausage sandwich, lol.
53 70 6f 6f 6b 79 3f There's always one to start an argument. It wasn't a joke, they're making a serious documentary onto the insite of the SAS, and made many mistakes... Please don't reply if you want to start an argument as I don't have time for arguing with random people on UA-cam.
Oscar Izard Obviously you do because you replied you cretin. Who says we have to argue words are meaningless idioms created by mankind. I was referring to your reply in response to someone stating that they had the binoculars the wrong way around, you were stating the very obvious, so I called you out for it.
+Arcangel Gaming I find that a highly dubious statement. Don't suppose you can offer a source for that claim? I have been unable to find any reference to the Aus Multicam having LO properties in the thermal spectrum.
Mr Prototype My mistake, they are invisible to infrared scanners. So basically you cant see them through night vision or the red infrared optic. Thermal imaging and the FLR optics will still detect the soldier.
***** Thermal Imaging is infrared. FLR/FLIR stands for Forward Looking InfraRed. Night vision on the other hand is usually just a light amplification device. Any CAM that is that is environmentally appropriate would be low observable (LO) to light amplification (night vision) devices, after all if it is LO in normal light, then it would be even more effective in low light situations, even after going through a low light amplification device. But I'm still gonna have to call BS on AusCam, or any other in-service CAM being invisible against any IR (infrared) sensors... Sorry.
I was stealing winnie the poohs honey and i had to use all of these tactics too escape him and his team. We went in w 9 guys and an attack helicopter and only me and a wrench came out alive.
The interrogators sound awfully British lol yeah I know they are just actors, but you can at least get some foreign people playing the foreign forces, or at least have the actor put on an accent of some kind
Lol I’m no expert and I’m only half way in and already what the fawk. No SAS group is lighting a fire to eat and why are they useing night vision in the day.
"Buildings constructed of stone are usually very old, and the walls are very thick... trying to break through this is very difficult. Try to look for other ways of escape such as DOORS AND WINDOWS." SAS 101 or "Guide To Escape a Mantel Asylum : for mental patients"
This would have much more views if Americans didn't think their special forces were the best. If they actually realised the British are the best then I'm sure there would be at least double the views. Alas, ignorance is bliss.
Since when would the SAS use an M16A1 rifle ?. They're pretty much the worst "new" ARs . Even the ColtM4 is better. The M16A1 was made cheap and massproduced for Vietnam and prone to jamming with by the slightest dirt, and it's been said the poor quality of the rifle cost many marines their lives.
@@phililpb Yeah? Who? Aside from the one who obviously got paid fifty times what the rest of them were paid just for showing his face and adding a thin veneer of credibility to it.
@@synchc barry davies was exSAS. but you are probably right but it is a TV show. SAS soliders spend a lot of there time training doing long forced marches. rehearsing tactics over and over. sat in OPs for days and weeks at a time. it is hard grueling work that is not very exiting to watch. TV likes just to consentrate on the shooty bit
@@phililpb I get that but let's not attach any more providence to this than it deserves. Read the comments; some of these people actually believe this is something to do with the SAS. There's kids here that are criticizing the "SAS" for not using silencers! In fact all it is is another cheap cash in on the name. A name that, IMO, shouldn't have been publicized in the first place and certainly shouldn't be glamourized. No disrespect meant to Mr Davies (I'm no one special, never served in any of the forces) but a) he knew the score going in and b) this wasn't a good project to get attached to.
![SAS - Survival Secrets: Sabre Squadron Scenario [Full episode]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IcG6bxYIv04/mqdefault.jpg)
I like the enemy's hodge podge of surplus East German and Czech uniforms and gear.
Interrogation scenes remind me of financial discovery during my divorce.
I can totally relate.
Lmao
name, date, rank, serial number
I think I'd have preferred interrogation to be honest.
Bet you won’t do that again?
the sas are pound for pound the best warriors in the world
al bundy whot about Spartans m8
I think you don't comprehend ,Spartans m8 is virtual reality ,in the real world ,sas.or special air service ,are like the ultimate fighters in real world combatevery single special force is modeled in their image from the navy seals to sayeret matkal ,to spetz units in the Russia.
al bundy okay but what about the spartans?
WHAT CENTURY YOU BE LIVING IN?SPARTANS?SAS HAVE PERFECTED WARFARE TO A SCIENCENO MORE SENSELESS BEATING JUST A SILENT DEMISETRIPLE TAP OR A SILENT SALUTE
No single person or entity possesses ALL of the required information on all participant parties and organizations i.e. SAS, DELTA, etc. To REALLY simplify my argument: you have not a single shred of verifiable data to prove or disprove anything related to whatever metric you choose as "best." The 'best' publicly verified fighter jet in existence at this moment is the F-22 Raptor. It could lose to a crop-duster under rare circumstances. Respectfully, this statement is a false fallacy that cannot be verified because too many moving parts, shifting metrics and political attention and funding as well as downsizing in some countries. Seems like the Operator's will and determination is assured to win ANY encounter and that simply is not true. Logistics, politics, and other rarely debated boring stuff is why the present conflict ran totally contrary to EVERY prediction out there. Britain can punch well above it's weight class, but sheer numbers matter and all of that put together proves how "best" is different depending on the view from your location. Don't forget the Ghurkas as even the modern ones are regularly called terrifying and absolute masters in the art of killing humans according to the many, many Special Forces that go and train with the primary purpose being to being exposed to the Ghurka style of fighting because any insurgent faced after facing a Ghurka or Ghurkas will seem like a special needs individual playing make-believe war not realizing his death is moments away from the man who has been enlightened by the Ghurka. That's a summary of European country's head of special forces take on the Ghurka.
I hope Hollywood discovered these guys
No the yanks think there special forces are the best lol 😂 navy seals. I found out the over day every army sas sbs etc have a budget for new weapons etc. TYPICAL THE NAVY SEALS ARE THE ONLY UNIT IN THE WORLD WHO AV A UNLIMITED BUDGET IF THEY SEE A NEW INVENTION SOMEONE MAKES GUNS SUBS FOR 2/4 men etc they just get em as many as they want. Typical USA our poor blokes get basic army gear
SAS /sbs best special forces in the world
@@notfunnnydude he's right
They are gonna make them gay and black
Very interesting video. However, at 11:55, after having been instructed on the absolute importance of silence and using hand-signals in the field, the soldier is using hand-signals while operating a GPS device that 'beeps' with every button push. I know it's just a demo, but ironic, no?
I mean, they also play static at 14:00 when operating that prc. What’s that tell ya?
I am also skeptical of a special forces unit using GPS to determine their location. Using any such devices would almost certainly risk detection by enemy SIGINT forces.
@@metallisika2745 gps is just a receiver, right ?! ...
Also they'd be on Hard Routine, that means no flame or fire because it gives sign of your presence. Crapping in plastic bags etc
Error - anyone notice at 21:20 and 21:25 the SAS guy is dragging off his injured comrade and firing off an AK 47 at the same time then at 21:30 it changes back to the standard issue M16.
+stormycliffs In the SAS you learn how to change an AK47 into an M16. Don't you know anything?
+stormycliffs this isn't a movie it's a guide.
He ran out of ammo then grabbed his injured friends gun
sto
I've been researching into prepping and discovered an awesome resource at Marla survive system (check it out on google)
I now feel like creating a stealth infiltration video game.
"For them, survival is life."
Surprise, surprise 🤷🏿♂️😅
Thank you for your service.
Really enjoy this stuff Facinating.Barry seems like a decent bloke certainly knows his stuff.
Glad to know they issue chisel and lock picks in prison
I was injured on duty in NHS & had to be pensioned off. I salute soldiers injured in line of duty as TRUE HEROES
Sas are special ops. So they are secret. Why are they here on youtube? And how much old this video is? The systems change overtime. Things gets better and more sophisticated.
@@persona5hacked574 they not a secret
Did Barry ever get shot in real life? He certainly does a great job of acting in this vid..
0:00 - Yeahhh, keeewl. Military stuff is awesome. I wanna join the army and be a hero! Pew pew!
18:30 - Uhhh, come to think of it, maybe i'll just pursue a hobby in computer programming. O_O
They used to beat our assess when I went through JTAC school....Used to wonder how much ass kicking did I need just to go out behind enemy lines just to call in air strikes. Taught me a lot about myself though and my limits... It was fun but I'd never do it again.
Never served. Medically disqualified. Always wanted to career it and have stayed fascinated with it. I've always heard SERE and training in that vein can really suck and be fun as it gets adrenaline going like no other training can. All sum it in ways like you did but you took their 30-45 second summaries and put it in the most eloquent two sentences that COULD have been one. LOL, you shoulda been a writer man!
" Taught me a lot about myself though and my limits... It was fun but I'd never do it again. "-----------That's a life's lessons quote if I ever heard one.
SAS Super Awesome Soldier
PRC-319 radio setup - heavy but efficient and powerful toy.
Why are people getting bent out of shape about what is obviously a production made with very little money that shows mostly things regular infantry are taught, you don't think they'd be stupid enough to go into that much detail on film? For starters, the enemy wouldn't have seen a real SAS hide unless they stepped on it, there was one at the end of Stanley airport runway all the way through the Falklands war that was never spotted.
+jelkel25 Agreed, but that doesn't change the fact that tis vid is shyte! Which begs the question, why bother? Why didn't Davies advise properly for the vid? It's not like the SOPs are state secrets. This vid makes the lads loom like twats! Utter dross and a waste if time IMO.
+Albert Head
You do understand that the point of this video was not to teach SAS operational tactics, but to teach basic survival skills right?
The plot dictated they needed to be captured so they set up, an all be it unrealistic, scenario where they were captured.
Mr Prototype Not disputing that. Just saying the vid was utter dross!
Albert Head
But the purpose of the vid is to teach survival techniques in the event of things going arse up, not SOP or OpSec.
So the plot dictated that they had to get caught, it is not like they are going to show how to counter a proper OP. They are going to show it being countered through a situation that those operators would never get themselves into.
Because that is good OpSec. Don't show a potential enemy a real way to counter your forces.
The vid was shyte. End of!
Thanks for the video....................................... & THUMBS UP :D
Yorkie Crossland calls a fire mission in somewhere in UK (Kielder Forest? Black Mountains?) cut to archive footage of NATO in Bosnia. That's one hell of a pair of binos these boys are using, lol! Hope you are well, Yorkie.
While watching SAS survival secrets with eddie and mac thry stated at no point would they be lighting fires as this could give away their positions, plus some survival equipment judt wouldn't be taken like the saw, why would they be cutting wood as it could say to the enemy we were here, fornthe reason they poo into a bag and take it with them so they can't be tracked.
fire is non essential, staying dry is vital.
Last time I was captured I wasn’t allowed my lock picking kit in custody..
because you sit at the kids table.
Anyone else notice at 17:43 the writing on the peice that the enemy sets on the ground?
Where can I get this on dvd?
Lots of energy put into staying hidden then the guy powers up a radio transmitter to give away his position :-)
Haha, we weren’t that crap when in the cadets
the interagator sounds like Eddie Izzard
"that's good contact on the target" are you sure I thought you boys were blowing up an airport
Nice RT-319!
You think that they would be using MP5S with a silencer.
Caralho, que puta vídeo, excelente trabalho. (Holy shit what a great video, excelent work).
Love the way the boys were moving in complete silence through the forest, but fat boy had forgot to turn the "tones" off on the GPS device. 😂😂😂. Beeping his bloody way through enemy territory
And he was looking through his binoculars backwards 😂😂😂
Those weren't binocs they were pocket night sights ;p
This was the "Unit" that introduced the concept of "RANGER" to the United States Army.
Why not the 40mm to take all them out instead of shooting 100 rounds and losing 2 men and being captured?
+TheHoloman24 setup for escape part.
wow, thought it'd be much stronger
+TheHoloman24
Because of plot.
R, when they were taking cover behind and under the vehicles the GL would have easily rendered them ineffective. A radius of five meters is enough.
My Hollywood fame started at the 17:50 mark and ended at the 18:35 mark. But it was fun
I was in Interrogation once, I could 't hold out and in the end they got to me by giving me a grasshopper..
This video is actually of me staking-out my mother-in-law's lair.
Many people talking trash in comments and criticizing the video, don't even have a profile picture, let alone any videos that are better.
So was this video ever actually used by the British military and shown to SAS soldiers or is this just a TV documentary thing?
It’s a tv documentary thing
What if they are attacked by a Bigfoot?
Sems odd not to use the 40mm to just kill all hostiles, instead the super tactic is to lose 2men...
Pardon me, lose the fight :b
they're too close that's why
If hit hits the ground before flying 18m the grenade (HEDP) will no explode and the blast radius is 15m, even if they were to close just aim a little bit higher to get the grenade to fly a little bit longer.
higher means farther (and off targets) since you can't adjust the propelling force on m203, also if it doesn't explode what's the purpose behind firing it when the hostiles are close?
Do you think that kip mat ...IS A bit silhouette??? they waited too long for the patrols??? 😮...should be a good six miles away by this point...???...Hit something like an airfield....😢
2:12 'survival is life' no shit xD
What does that handsignal mean at 5:04?
looks pretty unclear but I assume it's enemy/possible enemy
Possible hostile. Thumbs down is hostile/not clear. Thumbs up is friendly/clear
Short halt
5.43 a cut in the left leg trouser
considering beinf outnumbered and sas seriously wounded it would be unlikely they could save their men, it is best they allowed the wounded to die and escape but I do like the idea leave no men behind of the french foreign legion
For me I've always assumed the hardest part about being a solider is after you've left the army and you no longer have that sort of close knit camaraderie, like at 14:10.
You go from working in an elite unit responsible for countless lives and millions of £ of equipment to working security at ASDA.
True.... But there are PMCs that will hire (mercenary groups and private police).... Otherwise there is survival, bushcraft or going lone wolf into battles.
You dont fly or get thrown when u get shot im pretty sure those r 5.56 and you wont when flying by getting shot with a 5.56 mate and you should use the 40mm Grenade Launcher that you got.Poor acting but seems real.
why didnt they just shoot their underbarrel granades at the group?
I thought so too
M16+203 very stealth I guess it would work for the cover story than being discovered with MPSDA3's
This isn't Metal Gear Solid mate. If you're in their back yard and have to kill somebody you've already failed at being stealthy and whether you're being noisy or not isn't the issue. They are coming for you. From anywhere.
If you're going behind enemy lines for days or weeks at a time would you rather take a 1960s submachine gun shooting subsonic 9mm or an assault rifle with four or five times the practical range and a grenade launcher?
After they get off the helicopter, they linger in the open for what seems like an excessive amount of time before moving into cover!!!
Wow I am so confused, is this a documentary, a re-enacting, or a live exercise with real bullets?! Lol, clearly there's a set up, but I don't understand if these are actors or real SAS guys (who I'd think would be tougher/more discreet in reality)! And I don't see how this is a guide... but I do love the action scenes...
absolutely they were not real SAS guys! how can you even think that ? these are re-enactors, with re-enactin scene, they dont disclose everything of course, just a few peeks, here and there.
Weren’t exactly marksmen were they?
Super Army Soldiers
Cover story "U.N." soldiers, 3:49 yea they be looking real U.N. like there.
The condom was the only thing that we needed and the rest of the documentary was a waste of time, thank you.
Barry's not having an easy time, is he 😳
any special forces get in touch, ive been in navy a long time
What color is the boat house at Hertfordshire??
If you know the answer great but if you know the movie im quoting then we can be friends 😆
Ronin, awesome movie friend.
Hereford. Hertfordshire is a county. Hereford is in Herefordshire. Pronounced _herrer-fud_ for Mr DeNiro and the rest of our cousins. Not _hearford._ It's the town where the SAS were based and still, I believe, the regiment's spiritual home.
Great scene, though. Great movie.
Refrigerator box + me under it = stealth
Bazzzzzza!
yea, real specialists those SASsies! they used the binoculars the other way around, hahaha (at 13:15 mins)
Steve Olto AHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA
Steve Olto They aren't SAS, these are actors, very bad ones in fact... The real SAS would be on Hard Routine and not joking about Clint Eastwood while asking each other if they want a sausage sandwich, lol.
Oscar Izard NO SHIT, It was obviously a joke -_-
53 70 6f 6f 6b 79 3f There's always one to start an argument. It wasn't a joke, they're making a serious documentary onto the insite of the SAS, and made many mistakes... Please don't reply if you want to start an argument as I don't have time for arguing with random people on UA-cam.
Oscar Izard Obviously you do because you replied you cretin. Who says we have to argue words are meaningless idioms created by mankind. I was referring to your reply in response to someone stating that they had the binoculars the wrong way around, you were stating the very obvious, so I called you out for it.
ive deployed for years in stretch at a time, chat with me
BcB boss Barry , no longer with us
It’s just a training video for each one of those guys are seeing there are 100% SAS soldiers
10 round mags.......that must suck
Holy shit..this got dark real fast at about 20 minutes..I was really enjoying it up until it got all Quinton Tarenteno...🤨
That’s the reality of war my friend
inexcusible error they allowed the enemy to disperse from the trucks,should have used grenades rather than small fire.
How can you pick a lock when you are an escaping POW without the lock pick tools? Use paperclip?
❤✝️
so what do the SRR do?
I guess I meant more about the how and stuff, and why? Curiosity
This is real guys I looked it up
NO ONE...can beat Thermal.
+TheLastAmericanJEDI Fun fact! the new Australian multicam is invisible to thermal in infrared :P
+Arcangel Gaming
I find that a highly dubious statement.
Don't suppose you can offer a source for that claim? I have been unable to find any reference to the Aus Multicam having LO properties in the thermal spectrum.
Mr Prototype My mistake, they are invisible to infrared scanners. So basically you cant see them through night vision or the red infrared optic. Thermal imaging and the FLR optics will still detect the soldier.
*****
Thermal Imaging is infrared. FLR/FLIR stands for Forward Looking InfraRed.
Night vision on the other hand is usually just a light amplification device.
Any CAM that is that is environmentally appropriate would be low observable (LO) to light amplification (night vision) devices, after all if it is LO in normal light, then it would be even more effective in low light situations, even after going through a low light amplification device.
But I'm still gonna have to call BS on AusCam, or any other in-service CAM being invisible against any IR (infrared) sensors... Sorry.
not true.. though unlikely if not fully prepared with a cumbersome suit lol
they should had used supresors
I was stealing winnie the poohs honey and i had to use all of these tactics too escape him and his team. We went in w 9 guys and an attack helicopter and only me and a wrench came out alive.
The SAS can hide anywhere and you will never know.. .. They could even be right now under your bed.
i read this aloud and my bed started laughing
i can confirm, i do have a sas solider under my bed. might even invite him on my bed
The interrogators sound awfully British lol yeah I know they are just actors, but you can at least get some foreign people playing the foreign forces, or at least have the actor put on an accent of some kind
Lol I’m no expert and I’m only half way in and already what the fawk. No SAS group is lighting a fire to eat and why are they useing night vision in the day.
RIP
*INTERROGATION*
Her : where have you been?
Me : .... Name : rank : number : DOB
Thats all I have to say.
I love the way how the "Enemy" are dressed as Nazis
+Jos Wilkinson i noticed that as well.
+Jos Wilkinson who commented this,it wasn't me. I apologise for that.
Jos Wilkinson i did i was trying to reply to your comment on here and something must have gone wrong sorry for any trouble
+Jos Wilkinson I think they are portrayed as Serbians or similar
They are dressed as East German soldiers
"Buildings constructed of stone are usually very old, and the walls are very thick... trying to break through this is very difficult. Try to look for other ways of escape such as DOORS AND WINDOWS."
SAS 101 or "Guide To Escape a Mantel Asylum : for mental patients"
Their country lost the revolutionary war.
Then we went back and burned your white house down ??
Yeah. We had rather a lot on our plate at the time.
This would have much more views if Americans didn't think their special forces were the best. If they actually realised the British are the best then I'm sure there would be at least double the views. Alas, ignorance is bliss.
Ddr uniforms, ally
Only sprogs say ally and gucci.
who lies and puts his prison number in his air gun cace
when did NATO/US Win a war…..?
When did anyone attack the U.S/NATO?
Since when would the SAS use an M16A1 rifle ?. They're pretty much the worst "new" ARs .
Even the ColtM4 is better. The M16A1 was made cheap and massproduced for Vietnam
and prone to jamming with by the slightest dirt, and it's been said the poor quality of the rifle
cost many marines their lives.
Walter mitty
Barry Davies is no walt
Probably talking about Crossley!
Imagine how many Russian soldiers are watching this after being blown up or ditched
oh my god how is this genuinely informative but also nazis with AKs
They could be east german but their uniforms do not totally match up.
That speak English
Snake
C
UBIQUE.
And i suppose the sas man who planned the operation was a Russian spy....hahahahaha
Easy conflicts Never enter or take on Russia iran China North Korea Even the natzi’ army to hard Russia defeated the natzi Egyptian conflict
if the English wanted ,and had the balls issil or daesh would be history 1 year ago
Fake hahaha The cam cream application is all wrong. Great actors terrible sas though.
some of the are ex SAS
@@phililpb Yeah? Who? Aside from the one who obviously got paid fifty times what the rest of them were paid just for showing his face and adding a thin veneer of credibility to it.
@@synchc barry davies was exSAS. but you are probably right but it is a TV show. SAS soliders spend a lot of there time training doing long forced marches. rehearsing tactics over and over. sat in OPs for days and weeks at a time. it is hard grueling work that is not very exiting to watch. TV likes just to consentrate on the shooty bit
@@phililpb I get that but let's not attach any more providence to this than it deserves.
Read the comments; some of these people actually believe this is something to do with the SAS. There's kids here that are criticizing the "SAS" for not using silencers!
In fact all it is is another cheap cash in on the name. A name that, IMO, shouldn't have been publicized in the first place and certainly shouldn't be glamourized.
No disrespect meant to Mr Davies (I'm no one special, never served in any of the forces) but a) he knew the score going in and b) this wasn't a good project to get attached to.
The book is better
God, the bloody awful "music"!!!!!!!
Again how ironic.