Clip_Military - Sas - Bravo Two Zero - Andy Mcnab Real Story[(133953)18-52-00].AVI 

Это пример того,как может голивуд преподнести то,чего в бою быть не может. В реальности,на открытой местности они мертвецы.

Poorly trained and soviet equipment vs Sas

@@user-ni2pr4ww9xNope - this happened.

@@user-ni2pr4ww9x Nope. This happened. We don’t run like ruSSian chickens in Ukraine.

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Lone survivor

Survives the Napoleonic wars and still kicking ass in the 1990s, thats soldiering

This is one of my best war movies.When I read the book sometimes ago and later got the porptunity to watch the firm.

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One does not simply kills Sharpe with a tank

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في ليبيا

ع راسنا الشعب المصري تحية الكم من العراق ❤🇮🇶🇪🇬

من العراق تحية حب إلى كل أهلنا واحبتنا الأعزاء في مصر العربية الشقيقة أهل الكرم والطيب 🇮🇶🇮🇶🇪🇬🇪🇬

You like Black Hawk Down too?

ما اسم الفيلم

Well you could but you’d be the only one eating it.

تخسي ذولي كاوليه مهم عرب

والله صحيح

صدقت ورب الكعبة

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@Drogo Muircastle It was the Boers who were the pioneers of this tactic, the British saw how effective it was and adopted it to defeat them.

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- Well no, we know exactly when it was invented. By the Germans in 1917.

This is biggest load of hollywood horse shit ive ever seen

@@Bullet-Tooth-Tony- aye, a youtube clip from a film, so must be historically correct.

@@philldavies7940 Fire and manuver wasnt invented by the Germans if we look at the first boer war all the tactics are similar to what the SAS are doing here

if he had his compass on his m16 it wouldn't have worked they're always kept in the top pocket

Keep metal away from compasses otherwise it throws the reading off. I wonder how compasses work on planes or ships then they are surrounded by metal?

@@filipinorutherford7818 not alot of ferrous metals on aircraft, its mostly aluminum and titanium. Plus they work off your CDI's, TACAN and BDHI's

@@deznut564 whats CDI, TACAN etc etc?

The only magnetic metal is the Barrel on the M4 the rest is plastic and aluminium. The compass is on the barrel shroud so I’d say as a quick orientation check compass it’s far better than having to stop take a compass out of your pocket and check. You never have to drop your weapon when you think your about to have enemy contact. That’s the sole purpose of that compass.

Is the depiction of a compass placed on a rifle like that realistic and period appropriate?

Nope. No compass will accurately point to North when placed next to a large chunk of ferrous metal like that. At least the spinning needle is realistic

You mean a highly trained soldier would spend precious shooting LAW a (now empty) truck before shooting an armoured vehicle with mounted machine guns that was obviously a bigger threat?

@@siadczyk Hi, ex highly trained soldier from a similar commonwealth military that uses similar weapons as seen here. Firstly, I would call a BTR-60 "bullet resistant" at best, and those lovely little tubes under the M16s some of those blokes are using have a cool little gadget called a HEDP grenade, aka High Explosive Dual Purpose, designed to disable vehicles like the BTR-60. Secondly the truck was not empty (the burnt up dude you see at the end was in the truck), and using a LAW to take out hard cover/enemy positions is exactly one of it's uses (we don't just use them on armour). Also, a BTR-60 is easily suppressed as it has an exterior gunner with no shield.

Yeah, the even got a magnetic field which curves any bullet the enemy shoot on them

@@uuuuuuuo lmao I wonder what kind of training they did to get that

It's just fiction. No matter what you do, no matter how sophisticated your weapon is, you are not braver than the Arabs.

@@gawgaw6941 like the game of thrones 🚽 😉

0юююэшдддддбю Скатать Бари лус Скатать л уяс Бари

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Movie name?

@@durgaprasadmudiraj143 bravo 2 zero

@@durgaprasadmudiraj143 it's literally in the beginning of the video how did you miss that?.......

To is cheap made and full of bullshit

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All good for me, L & R sounds great.

العراق الحق خسائر فادحه بلارواح والمعداد ولم يستطيع التصدي للمقاتلين العراقين الابطال قتل من الجيش الامريكي ما يقارب 6000 جندي امريكي و من مختلف قوات التحالف عاش العراق حرا ابيا رغما على انوف المعتدين والطامعين

I think the bank shootout in Heat and the parts leading up to the car chase in The Way of the Gun are also similar scenes as they use the bounding tactic like they do here.

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Well in"Tears of the Sun" the S.E.A.L.s would say "peeling" or " peel left , peel right" and that's what most movies been using ever since or maybe cause most of the movies I tend to watch are American movies not British ones

@@paulstephensia1412 Another good addition is the show 'Strike Back'. Quite glamorized but it's still probably one of the most well consulted things on TV rather than cinema. SEAL Team and Six were quite well done in parts too but haven't seen either in their entirety but still when I think of bounding/pepperpotting/peeling/fire & movement regardless of where we're from and choose to term it (does somewhat vary to on context) I'd agree that Tears of the Sun, Bravo Two Zero and HEAT are probably the main ones I remember, HEAT especially that kind of stuff just wasn't around in 90's TV and cinema it was unprecedented.

فعلا هم مايكدرون يواجهون كمشاة مستحيل هالشي

هم يقاتلون من اجل النفط اما نحن فنقاتل من اجل الأسلام فلغلبة ستكون لنا إن شاء الله لأننا نقاتل عن عقيدة

This was a British SAS patrol in the Iraq war, not American. 1 died, 1 escaped, the rest were captured by the Iraq Army, not all together but one by one. all were released after the war.

That's also what he says in his book.

سي دخول جديد سكى

Night time is the right time. The sun is evil

@@drogomuircastle7175 so the details he has provided in his account correct or not?

True.

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تا

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William Manning lol nice joke

That's funny, considering the deals, even delta come TO the SAS in Hereford to train. The British invented SpecOps in WW2, and the SAS were first. After dealing with terror throughout Europe in 60s and 70s, as well as hunting the IRA, by the time 9/11 happened, the SAS had the most live-fire experience of any tier 1 or 2 of any operators in the world. Prior to 9-11, almost none of our special operations had ANY real experience, with the vietnam era soldiers having retired. I guess you successfully trolled me because nobody on earth would consider the SAS anybodies "little brother". These guys would drop in a couple companies in hot spots in africa, and a few dozen dudes with small arms would ambush and route entire warlord armies, often outnumbered 50-100 to 1.

Even Chuck Norris would see the SAS as the "big brother".

Carrying one sucks though

PINDOSSO PEDIKS.

Name of the movie??

@@ola1847 Bravo Two Zero

The part where they all go prone and check and load their weapons is completely unrealistic. In reality everything would be checked beforehand so if you get into contact all that needs to be done is a squeeze of the trigger.

@@travisbickle0526 You sure? Have you used said skill in the line of live fire on the battlefield before? Which conflict was that in?

@@1anre mark billingham was reviewing this scene and said this exact thing.

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This is FAKE 🤣🤣🤣

Good old irony ;) ... I agree, this scene was very, very "romantic" looking

@@alfredzig2035 straight from the book

هذا رسوم

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Only.... YOU don't know that for certain.

The risk for the rocket being deflected by armor is still high so why not impact the moral of the ennemy by destroying part of their mobility ? it was a great strategy.

@@Abisshaq makes too much sense and and can take out more soft targets hidden at the back of the truck that the hard ones shielded within the light armored car.

Right lol shot was late too.

Or What?

@@Aiden_Muslim You get slotted.

@@johnadams-wp2yb Yeah and if I dont?

@@johnadams-wp2yb u get slotted

@@GSXRI300 Right

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Agasobanuye

What is the name

You have obviously never served then, it was dire!!

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ну хотя бы перебежки парами показали

Клоуны, они везде клоуны ))

@@changal4443 эта пурга основанна на реальных событиях 22 полк SAS потерял свзять в Ираке в 1991 году, и до границы к сирии добрался только один человек.

В этом сюжете многое художество, когда рядом падает и взрывается снаряд или противотанковоя ракета и при этом спокойно лежит так не бывает поверьте мне.

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Unfortunately this whole engagement was a work of fiction. Another former SAS man debunked the entire BRAVO TWO ZERO mission in the late 90’s. Andy McNab grossly over exaggerated the story and made up the engagement with the Iraqi army. It turned out that it was a brief shootout with two brothers and their father. Micheal Asher wrote a book about it called “the real Bravo two zero.

@@anthonylennon8331 I was laughing too when I saw this shit! A VFW drinking story at its best🤣

@@anthonylennon8331 Bear in mind that Asher went to Iraq in the period between the two wars when it was still under the Saddam regime,having seen his documentary and read his book I had to conclude that he was the subject of a clever propaganda coup by the Iraqis who took advantage of his trust in Arab honour. It was all too pat,no Iraqi casualties,no POW harmed or maltreated (remember Nichol and Peters?),I think he was utterly mislead. Mike Coburn's book 'Soldier Five' is worth reading for a plain factual account.

@@christopherfranklin972 I read colburns account as well in fact I’ve read just about every article and book on the patrol and I have concluded that ryan and colburn have somewhat factual accounts but the lies about mass Iraqi casualties at the hands of the patrol are grossly untrue And from members of the SAS no less. It’s shameful. The regimental commander even said that the regimental debrief in Hereford made no mention of such firefights or contact with armoured patrols. Ryan’s escape and evasion without the lies is a feat of human survival by itself and McNabbs survival of the prison with the others is also a story that could have been told without the lies to seek a few books. The deaths of the three was a stain on the patrol who had to save face and they did by embellishing their ordeal. They just never accounted for anyone actually investigating it.

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Its not real Dopey but good point Tactically i would have simply used my wrist watch ;)

@@Theoriginalbigbrillo the magnet would be messed up by the metal in the rifle. It's a very fast way to get lost 😅. Just a movie thing, no soldier does that.

I won't be surprised if this movie was made by American lol

There is a documentary directed by an SAS member following and interviewing the area of Iraq where they supposedly fought. You can find it on youtube. Really disappointing considering this was my favorite military movie.

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They knew an engagement on pure flats would be a possibility though, they sent them in with an absolutely fucking ungodly amount of kit even by SAS standards. 4 out of the 8 had minimi's, they had 4 dedicated grenadiers and every man carried a 66mm law. I'm not perfectly acquainted with the ins and outs of the mission so I'm not sure whether or not they're objectives there were particularly time sensitive or not but personally I find it hard to believe they would be moving around to the extent depicted in the day. Admittedly back in the early 90's things like personal optics and night vision were pretty rare but always thought it would have made more sense to stay buried during the day and cover most of the ground at night.

Rsm should have taken the patrol himself!

شكرا لك على المصداقية 👍🏼

Очередной спецназовец с овощебазы.

В натуре ху.я какаята

Мусор ты такая глупенькая🤣

Местность совершенно открытая. Дальность прицельного выстрела у таких граников метров 200-400. Для крупнокалиберного пулемета и тем более пушки БМП и 600-800 м не дистанция. Их бы подавили огнем без участия автоматчиков, не выходя на дистанцию их действительного огня. А пулеметами этими они только краску на броне поцарапали бы.

Proper Brits would brew up in the middle of the firefight. Priorities, right?

ahaahhha relate

Yup when I was doing land nav the cadre would tell us to make sure our rifles weren't near our compasses when making sure they were functioning

mate i have a ships compass mounted in my car it works perfectly despite being on a steel door frame. it was a bit of a bitch to balance but nothing tec difficult. as i understand it ships compasses are used as in this clip. that said the one in the clip is clearly a cheep map compass and if used in this way. would probably had them walking back to base though china.

Fake

M16's aren't made of steel.... their receivers are 7075 Aluminum lol. Only major steel parts are the barrels, bolt carrier groups, and trigger mechanisms.

😂😂😂😂😂اي والله حتا لو يتخيل يكول صديقي انصاب او اني انصبت بس شنو ﻷني بطل ما راح اسقط راح اضل ولاكأنو مصاب يا اخي فلم هندي

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صدقت علقو رؤس قوات المارينز علي مداخل الفلوجه تحيا لشهداء العراق

لا زالو متأثرين بأفلام رامبو و برسلي واحد يهزم بلد كامل 😂😂😂

والله ي أهل العراق انتوا خلتوهم ولا يساوا شيء هما بس اخرهم يمثلوا 😂😂😂

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That doesn’t make it fiction. 22 didn’t want books written

Grow up. N

Bravo Two Zero

Brasil e noizz

Dude I can't understand Noodles language

@@gong1188 I can't understand squiggle either...

Right how u doing mate

It's Hollywood, but in fact they say (let me talk to my family and then kill me)😂

Здесь каждый на вес рембо😅😅

The whole story is an obvious lie.

200-250 enemy killed is definitely soldiering up.

They got no choice and there was nowhere to run so they have to stand their ground and fight forward at the same time...

@@chrisalejado1396 it was a reference to sharpe i was making in which Shawn bean was a major part off (side note i think sgt harpers actor is in this movie)

... won't work if it's attached to a *ferrous* metal weapon... the M-16 has an all-aluminum receiver and buffer tube... sure the barrel and internal parts are steel, but that's not where the compass is... but hey... it is a Hollyweird-cheesy place to mount a compass, LOL!

Back in the late 70's on my 203 that's where my compass was taped, the other side I had a plastic Cricket counter for pacing, 1 click of the ball counter for a 100 yards, 1 click of the overs for 1000 yards, all worked beautifully. Like the Major says, much of the weapon is aluminium, just don't take a bearing near a vehicle.

The compass is far enough away from the internal barrell the only component in that section of the M16 to be a ferrous metal. As a quick compass it does the job but a patrol like this would have two guys with a map and compass for more accurate navigation. The weapon compass is only for general orientation. North south east west.

ج جحضض

Fiction writers often lack real world experience, being academic book types who don't go outdoors often. If you want a laugh then look into the "real life story" behind the Falklands war movie "Tumbledown." It's incredible how far propaganda writers can push suspension of disbelief. No wonder they view the public as morons.

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“Andy’s book” - it’s a total fabrication! Even bigger fairy story than Hans Christian Andersen 😂😂

That's Boromir, to you.

Thats 006 mate

Finally.

DAN 85 that’s is what are you thinking for arab people passing also only Arabic comments

Eyyy sommat I understand

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They shoot it smaller so the camera can get more action in the shot.

Yes, in the book, Andy described how far they were... the rear or tail is even about 60 meter behind them... The book is more detailed than this clip and the anticipation is more intense...i suggest you read the book tho.. maybe its for the sake of getting the good angle for the camera..

لا والنوب ولا واحد انجرح

اي والله صدق

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@@user-wg3hm9km1b هسه يجوز اكو هيج خطه بس مو معناها دبابات ومدرعات ما تكدرلهم

@@user-jy4kh9pt4i لا ماكو مدرعات ولكن اثناء نزولهم وكانت الغايه منها الكشف عن موقع اطلاق الصواريخ ع اسرائيل وشافهم راعي غنم وبلغ بيهم وتم تصفيتهم بدون خسائر بستثناء واحد گدر يهرب اما الدبابات فهاي كذب

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@@magnified4827 chill out, dickwad

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@@magnified4827 u r basterd stupid

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اوغاد

بابا الأجانب نفسهم مدري البريطانيين نفسهم اذا يشوفون هذا الفلم يكولون واو منو المخرج الهنود ممكن يبطلون جذب

A lot less. I've read the books of 3 of the patrol. They contradict each other in key areas massively. I've also read comments from the RSM at the time who listened to these men being debriefed. The vast majority of these claims were not mentioned. Lastly I read a book by Michael Asher. Ex SAS himself, he went to the areas in question, testing the claims, even speaking locals who were involved in some of these events. His conclusion? The actual stories would be worthy of respect, but they are embellished beyond belief.

SAS are trained to attack an ambush, seen it on TV explained several times by Real SAS vets