The SEALs Mocked the SAS Pack Weight. They Were Carrying More by the Second Day.

The SAS Trooper Who Turned the Road Signs and Sent an Enemy Convoy Into the Desert.

The Green Berets Arrived to Teach the SAS. They Spent the Week Taking Notes Instead.

The Green Berets Mocked the SAS Selection Standard. Not One of Them Finished It.

The SAS Turned the Mission Down at the Briefing. Three Days Later US Command Understood Why.

An American Colonel Set a Time He Called Impossible. The SAS Called It In Before Last Light.

US Command Told London to Keep the SAS Away. Two Weeks Later They Sent for Them Anyway.

"You're Not Cleared for This." — When the SAS Ignored a US General's Order in Baghdad.

The US Colonel Gave the SAS Until Dawn. They Were Back Before He Finished His Coffee.

US Command Refused British Help Twice. The Third Time They Asked for the SAS by Name.

A Delta Sergeant Called the SAS Course Easy. He Failed It Before the Second Morning.

What Delta Force Said After Training With the British SAS in the Jungle

What a US Ranger Said About the SAS Right Before the Fastest Raid He Ever Logged

9 SAS Pulled a Delta Team Off the Roof and Filed Nothing. The Americans Wrote 60 Pages.

"I Tapped Out on Day One." — The Marine Raider Who Couldn't Finish SAS Jungle Training.

5 Armies Spent 3 Years Failing to Hold the Border. 40 SAS Sealed It in 2 Weeks.

"They Were Already Gone." — What a Delta Operator Said After Chasing an SAS Team He Never Caught.

The Yanks Said No One Could Cross the Range in Under a Week. The SAS Did It in Two Days.

What Green Berets Said After the SAS Cleared a Village They'd Spent a Week Failing to Take.

9 SAS Held a Fort Against 300 for Six Hours. By Dawn the Attackers Were the Ones Retreating.

Delta Spent Three Days on the Objective and Pulled Back. The SAS Took It the First Night.

What Marines Said the First Time They Watched the SAS Take a Ridge They'd Called a Death Trap.

The Pentagon Sent 200 Marines to Secure the Valley. 12 SAS Had Already Cleared It and Gone Home

The SASR Held a 9-Hour Firefight After the Dutch Pulled Out. Filed Nothing. The ADF Wrote 200 Pages.

NATO Called the Position Lost After the Allies Withdrew. 25 SASR Held It Alone for Nine Hours

What Navy SEALs Said After a Joint Mission Where the SAS Took the Harder Target With Half the Team

Why the SAS Used Donkeys Instead of Helicopters to Move Weapons Through the Mountains of Oman

What Delta Operators Said After an SAS Sniper Ended a Firefight They Couldn't Finish in Helmand

The SAS Ran 175 Night Raids in Baghdad and Filed No Summary. McChrystal's Staff Wrote 320 Pages

The Enemy Held Every Ridge Into Radfan. The SAS Took Them One by One and Filed Nothing

What Delta Operators Said After Six Months of Nightly Raids Beside the SAS in Baghdad

The Argentines Held Goose Green Three to One. 2 Para Took It and Kept Walking Toward the Next.

18 SAS Faced 250 Fighters at the Batang Kali Ridge. The Report Said the Odds Were Never a Factor.

What US Rangers Said After Six Months Sharing a Base With the SAS in Helmand

Why the SAS Painted Their Land Rovers Pink and Not a Single One Was Ever Spotted in the Desert

Aden Was Called the Most Dangerous Posting in the Army. The SAS Walked Its Streets in Plain Clothes

The SAS Held Loughgall for Nine Minutes. The IRA Unit That Walked In Never Walked Out.

The Rangers Left a 7-Point Handover List. The SAS Ignored Six of Them.

The Yanks Sent a Battalion to Take the Town. The SAS Sent Four Men and Got There First.

54 SAS Held Off 500 Rebels in Oman With Rope and Rifles. They Asked for Nothing Else

The Americans Said Basra Would Take Weeks. The British Walked In and Took It in 36 Hours.

9 SAS Men Held Mirbat Against 400 Rebels. The US Colonel Said It Shouldn't Have Been Possible.

The MOD Ordered the SAS to Stand Down. They Filed No Reply. The Target Was Already Gone.

The Yanks Said the SAS Were Too Few for the Objective. The SAS Said They Were Already Done.

5 Nations Called the Target Impossible. The SAS Radioed Back That They Were Already on the Roof.

6 British Soldiers Were Held Hostage for 17 Days. The SAS Freed Them Before the Rebels Woke Up.

The Americans Said Arresting War Criminals Was Too Risky. The SAS Did Two Before Lunch.

What Marine Raiders Said After Watching the SASR Clear a Compound the CIA Had Marked Impossible

What Delta Force Said After the SAS Arrested Two War Criminals They Spent Two Years Hunting

The SAS Stormed the Iranian Embassy Live on BBC Television. Thatcher Watched From Downing Street

What Navy SEAL Team Six Said After Their First Joint Operation With the SAS in Iraq

What Delta Force Operators Said After Running Nightly Raids With the SAS in Baghdad for Six Months

3 Countries Called the Target Too Defended to Touch. The SAS Radioed Back They Were on the Roof.

The Yanks Had Apache Gunships and 300 Men. The SAS Had Land Rovers. They Reached the Target First

What Australian Commando Regiment Officers Said After Their First Exercise With the SASR

The SASR Entered a Firefight US Forces Had Already Withdrawn From. They Never Once Requested Backup

The Yanks Brought $5 Million Worth of Equipment to the Exercise. The SAS Brought What They Carried.

The Yanks Had Air Support, Artillery and 400 Men. The SAS Asked for a Vehicle and a Start Time

Four Nations Called the Target Unreachable. Britain Sent What Was Left. The Target Was Reached

The Government Denied the Operation Existed. The Medals They Awarded Told a Different Story.