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  • 0:24 2 men and 1 bag.

  • 0:24 Someone has to take a shit.

  • Bravo two zero is for Bean20

  • They were given wrong intelligence about the weather, type of terrain that's why they decided not to take vehicles like the other call signs who were in other locations trying to find the mobile scud launchers and fibre optic cables used for communications . They were also given the wrong codes for the radios ! ! They made the best choices on the info they received. They paid a high price, 3 of them died as a result and they deserve the upmost respect as do all the other soldiers.

  • i was under the impression of the stereotypical brit. then i saw this................

  • When all's said and done that was one seriously fucked up patrol.......

  • that litle fucking kid dont tell me there inisent over there

  • Kill the kid lol

  • should a shot the kid.

  • Lots of soldiers smoke as they have a high pressure job

  • Once again, thank you.

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  • Fact: Mcnab (adventure core) is a blowheart and a coward

  • There wasn't any silencers left A & D (i think) already took them from the stores

  • 0:26 LOL......

  • Why did he take a shit in the bag? Couldn't he did it himself?

  • The real People who carried this out most likely was not in anything like in the movie so quit bitching about what there hide site and stuff look like.....

  • if they were doing a covert operation like this why weren't they equiped with silencers?

  • @THEzGsR because silencers destroy range, its a desert, their gonna notice the muzzle flash and tracers anyway

  • @THEzGsR

    Try silencing a high-velocity rifle some time. Let me know how it works out.

  • it takes guts to be dropped behind ememy lines try it you my like it

  • @BeyondQuark

    To be fair. Vehicles are very large and easy to spot - they also make lots of noise.

    If the intel had been sound, this would have been an ok plan.

  • @Sagit112585

    2) "If their boys get a hold of us, we won't last 5 minutes"

    If they shoot the kid and then get captured, the opposition won't think twice about brutally torturing and maiming them without even asking any questions.

  • @garden2010city The SAS for that mission were after a very old silent pistol but couldnt get it they dont use suppresors as they only change the sound in real life they are still loud but alter the sound so someone will think its something else. The SAS are renowned for not using anything that adds weight or length thats why you dont see them with scopes or suppressors. Cross bows would be silly vs an AK-47. THis is supposed to have taken place very far from any civilian area.

  • Asher interviewed iraqi people that were not allowed to talk like they wanted to around the same time another reporter interviewed people in Iraq about political matters and none of them could talk as they feared for their lives. Some locations and actions in the books would be altered by the Uk goverment . One thing is for sure though these men went missing and three died and many enemy wounded.

  • "who's got the shiny thing"?

  • Why is a SAS man smoking? I thought they, like other Special Operations Groups, had to remain in tip-top shape?

  • @Ragitsu Not only that but the smoke from the cig could of compromised their location.

  • @BWade1815

    Very true.

  • @Ragitsu Yah i know ey!! they also drink!

  • @BWade1815 They were already comprimised so might aswell eat what you can, drink what you can and smoke what you can before it all goes tits up.

  • @Ragitsu i recently read a book called `close quarter battle` by a bloke who served in the paras/SAS and he said some the blokes smoked like troopers !

  • @Ragitsu

    "Why is a SAS man smoking?"

    Over half of them do. The amount of fitness they do makes it pretty much irrelevant how much they smoke and drink, which is a lot. They also tend to be older than most soldiers, and that's irrelevant too. They're fit, but it's not fitness that makes them so effective. It's experience and training.

  • Starryian007@ according to mcnabs non-fiction books, sas members change and modify their names for personal security. Dont trust me though- thats just what i read :L

  • Lets be honest, they should have killed the boy- one death could have prevented the deaths of three family men and the capture and torture of four. Got to be cruel to be kind.

  • @hoboman8 I think that the Iraqi's would have heard the gun shots.

  • I think the BBC did a good job with really as they are a tv company. Sean Bean looks nothing like Andy McNab having met him a few times! Does amuse me that people think they know all about war because the have played games like COD. Games designed by programmers in an office! Crossbows! Good lord lol

  • Mr Man vs Wild(Bear) is a D-bag and sold everyone out

  • Same thing happened to a delta force detachment at the time and Operation red Wing in 2005. A tough call. pray you don't have to make that decision

  • In my experience, most spec ops forces would have let the boy go. I can think of 4 historical examples (2 Brit and 2 US). I was US, and also had some dealings with the SAS. I was involved in training. For one, crossbows are for the movies. Two, most operatives are family men, spiritual, and can understand context. Those who put the mission before the safety of innocents wouldn't make it past the first psychological tests or interviews (both psych and peer). Bean's statement sound right.

  • Not a bad film but certainly not true-to-life. From what I have read, it certainly didn't happen the way it is portrayed in this film. Even the characters have the wrong names.

    I guess it is more about escapism (no pun intended) than fact.

  • @starryian007 Facts don't add up: "According to MacGown however, "incidents such as teeth extraction and burning with a heated spoon did not happen. It is inconceivable that any such incidents could have occurred without them being discussed or being physically obvious."] News footage of MacGown and Pring taken at the time of their release on 5 March, showed no evidence of any facial injuries and the members were described as 'in good shape' by a Red Cross representative" - Wikipadia

  • Scene in 04:41 is a joke .I do not believe that Special Forces in fear of being found by anyone ( including civilians ) would hesitate to kill that person . No offence to them they have no other choice behind enemy line. Why didnt have crossbows to eliminate enemies quietly . I think real story was that they were found by by "poor" Iraqi soldiers so they didnt want to look bad for public and they cooked up the story about child and "humanitarian reasons" . SAS is great fighting force anyway

  • @garden2010city if you read the book, you'll know that due to shortages they could not actually acquire suppressors for their weapons, so crossbows would most likely be impossible to get hold of anyway. I doubt special forces ever use crossbows tbh, just Call of Duty. They were faced with a choice of killing the child that found them (with a knife btw), or letting him go and taking the risk. Personally I don't think I could kill a child, whatever the circumstances.

  • @garden2010city Well, this sort of thing happened in Afghanistan a couple of years ago I believe. They choose to let the kid go, and he came back with a mob I think. Most of squad was killed, and 1 was given the medal of honour.

  • @lotrhalo You are looking at war crimes, to harm the child - for being compromised. "In 2001, Asher interviewed the Bedouin family that discovered the patrol. The family stated the patrol had been spotted by the driver of the bulldozer, not the young shepherd. Asher's investigation into the events, the terrain and position of the Iraqi Army did not support McNab's version of events, and excludes an attack by Iraqi soldiers and Armoured Personnel carriers." - Wikipedia

  • That's the shittiest hide I've ever seen. It's just in a rivine lol. I wonder what they do in real life to hide in the desert.

  • @Tippet76 its called a waddi, a dried lake bed or river bed, theres not much cover in the desert, other than that they make hides by diggin into the sand, and making walls with sand bags, but where they were inserted was mainly rock, so no digging. read the books, bravo two zero, and the one that got away.

  • Funniest was when Dinger was singing the arab music in car lol

  • 0:28 catching shit used by plastic and holding by other men...so grows...

  • 08:14 . The kiwi bloke called Mark hasn't got any ammo fixed to his Minimi not even the ammo box lol

  • What they told when debreifed was fake, a lie read the book the real bravo two zero A man who is looking for one o soldiers went backand talked to people who took part in the real thing there was no shepard boy or a apcs that came after them just 3 farmers with two aks and 1 old british rifle

  • @3airsoft

    Are you REALLY trying to tell the world that a squad of S.A.S. would run from armed farmers if their cover had already been blown and there was therefore no point in not eliminating them if they presented a threat?

  • @3airsoft Or you could read Soldier 5 by "Kiwi Stan"...

  • tango sucka !!!!

  • @john81trunner

    'UR MOTHER'

  • @john81trunner apparently it's "tango sackat!" translated in arabic for "tango down" lol ^^

  • @john81trunner In my language sucka is mean bich. I am Lithuanian :)

  • LOL 1:36 The Iraqi's are listerning to Borat.

  • he says

     "stretch out"!

    "coming in"

    "matt coming in"

  • @lkj802

    thanks again!!

  • pleas can you tell me what Sean Bean say at 6:49?I'm not english thanks

  • @StevieRV "stand to, come on stand to" - this means get ready for action

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  • 0:26 hahahahhahhahhaa

  • grrrrrr if they had surpressed weapons they would have to cock the weapon after each shot if they are using sub sonic rounds with a 5.56mm weapon or any above sub sonic.

  • there having the same raido problems as the paras did at arhnem in WW2

  • if they had silenced weapons...it wouldnt make a differance...cus the others would see who got shot anyway and goat boy grassed them up.... thats why they came after them!!!!!!......o look a man fell down with a bullet hole....wonder what that was.....lolzzz

  • as far as i know they don't make silencers for assault rifles used by the SAS.

  • The rifles they were using are US M16-M203s according to the novel for which this movie is based on the British Army's newly introduced SA-80 did not suit the then needs the SAS required for this operation. they do make silencers for M-16s but it adds extra weight to what they are already carrying.

  • @MrDalby57 silenced hand guns just incase

  • which ones chris ryan then?

  • hes the geordi guy that takes the long walk to the borber with the green sweets i think. he says he has a xrxi and the colour is green at the start anyway.

  • lol, dinger is so layed back about the whole thing :)

  • What did the Iraqi army do to the bodies of those SAS?

  • wondering why they did not have any sound suppressor or silence pistol.

  • @alongthebluff I think as it was mention earlier their kit weren't really there kit it was from another Regiment or something. Plus it's like the desert...sound doesn't really matter...but I would prefer silenced weapon as well.

  • @phantomloita They wouldn't take silenced weapons - first of all because it was 1991, silenced weapons wern't all that great. Secondl'y they still wouldn't take them - the last thing you wanna lose in the open dessert is range on your weapons.

  • Can't understand why they did not have a muffled snipper rifle in this terrain, they could have saved a whole sack load of shit using it on the kid, OK I know thats not on but if it's the kid or compromising the unit!!

  • @Macinabit

    Because suppressed weapons have reduced accuracy. What a suppressor basically does is slow the bullet down. Besides, a good marksman can hit a target and be so well hidden the enemy can't find him...Most of the time anyway.

  • @InsanityManifest

    Hi. Thanks for your comments. I just thought that they would have been given suppressed hand guns knowing that the unit would be in terrain where it is very flat. The snipper rifles used in the 2nd world war are now obviously a bit old hat but they did a good job on picking off targets, still these guys had enough to carry as it was, personaly I would have lasted the first half mile!!!. Regards

  • @Macinabit

    The only silenced kit available had been given to another team making a move on baghdad.

  • @MrVazzzzz Oh!, poor devils sent out and dropped off with no tagbe working, the radio was not sync'd and no silenced weapon as they already had it out on loan.....all sounds a bit sad for the SAS doesn't it?. The guys do a good job but it seems as always the upper managment don't give a pip about the guys on the ground or lets say they are just another number.

  • sad or not, they have a job to do. from my own time in the marines, i know that if im told to do something, not having the perfect kit to do the job is not an excuse. They went out nearly as heavily armed as a 24 man platoon in the bootnecks.

    the guy who owned the silenced weapon gave it to another team. it wasn't as though it was assigned to B20, it was a personal weapon. I can't say about the regiment, because i don't know, but the guys who look down on high for us do a fine job.

  • i heard what really happened was they shot the kid clean in the head, so he wouldn't be able to give away there position.

  • i cant believe how bad this movie is,

    and another thing, the whole bravo 2 zero was a total cluster fuck from the minitue they decided not to take vehicles, like taking men like that, having to carry that much shit made them totally uneffective as a unit, and and whoever made this movie should go get a job at mc donalds cos they suck ass, an sas unti wouldnt be sitting therel like that talking shit with each other,

  • @Creedo77

    u know shit man. being an SAS is not like all shoot out like u see in hollywood movies.

    they got to carry all those things so they could face any different kind of situations. missions like these could be unexpectedly longer than they anticipate.

    uneffective my ass, they ARE SAS they are trained to do so.

    they dont take vehicles because it would attract a looot od attention. this is not an "in and out within a minute" mission.

  • @Creedo77 mate you know jack shit. I have served for 8 years in the Light Infantry. What I like about this film is how accurately it pertrays "Squaddie humour" and in the "light" we do carry a shit load of weight.

    Also, in the next video they use a basic light infantry charge which is a standard british infantry tactic. The commands they shout are proper British Army commands. This film as obviosly been made by someone with British Infantry frontline experience. (2RGJ c-coy) ex.

  • Since you seems to know allot can you tell me what a bergen ,or how it's spelled, is.

    The thing Sean Bean mentioned at 6:33 "leave all your shit here only take your bergen". Thanks in advance

  • @SleepingTenshi A bergin is the big backpack on your back.

  • Thanks. Suspected that but wanted to know. I'm Swedish so I mostly know common speaking English... Well you always learn something knew :D

  • dose andy mcnab win the war single handedly in this film and is chris ryn even in it

  • nope, and nope, its based off a true story, and andy mcnab didnt end the war by himself :P

  • lots of armchair generals commenting here

  • Allo govnor 4:43

  • Why do they use m16s....

  • theyre accurate, reliable, easy to use, lightweight and easy to attach M203

  • Yes but you gotta clean the goddamn thing 24/7 lol

  • well in a vid dust blows up an M4 which has same internals but AKs dust means throw it in the bin

  • Huh?AK's can be used in the dessert no problemo compadre.

  • no they cant be broke by tanks but they jam like hell

  • So does the m16.Quite often lol

  • yeah but the AKS worse

  • Depends what kinda AK you use .

  • Kerbs is ok the Ak74 is sort of... its alright the AK74SU is bad and the draganov is shite

  • Dragunov is a sniper rifle,Ak 74 is a good weapan Ak74SU isnt bad.

  • American Delta and SF guys my bro worked with in Iraq all were using black market AK74SUs because they were great for CQB and very durable and reliable. Fact. Where do you get your weapon expertise?

  • im in the british cadets and im training for the royal marines and i get my experience from airsoft and blank drills

  • They are loud,other than that they are fine.

    Id be hard pressed to work with a black market weapon as my rifle either way.Some guys do but most guys dont.Your brother may have misunderstood the deal or he was serving with a nation that otherwise used sticks and slingshots?

    As far as I can tell delta had 416s for a while,but no longer...so what the US military thinks of next is up to anyones ideas.

  • My brother didn't misunderstand shit. He worked up close and personal with those guys in both Afghanistan and Iraq. They love the AKSU's, and they re-tool them off the black market. And he wasn't the only one who told me this--also know a Navy SEAL who said the same, though 416s were indeed the norm, and still are as far as I know. This was pre-416 (2002-2004). My bro was MI with 82nd AB supporting SF ops. L8R he was a private contractor, same capacity.

  • You should read the Real Bravo Two Zero because he proves everything McNabb said was bullshit. They interviewed other team members and Iraqis.

  • But Asher's book has been debunked!! Try to keep up mate!

  • how would Micheal Asher no what happened if he wasnt there?????????

  • Read "The Real Bravo Two Zero" by Micheal Asher

  • Yeah, Michel asher's Real bravo two zero has been discredited

  • the quality of video so bad..

  • What on earth was that kid doing in the middle of nowhere?!

  • Hey Ding ? What ? is there an apostrophe in we're ? As in we,re in the shit ! Oh yes.

    What a classic line.

  • they should NOT have shot the kid it would have been an instant compromise plus if you turn up in somebody elses country and drop a local kid you not gonna last 5 mins if your captured theyd slot you like you slotted the local. they should have caught the kid then tied him up out of sight with lots of chocolate to keep him happy and moved on quickly.

  • the book is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • yeah read it too, liked it :)

  • sas troopers must be fucking tanks, how could you carry like 95 kilo on you back

  • training, its the same with regular british army

  • This fucking fat ass is not what the actual SAS officer was farting and pooping shit

  • I read the book but didnt know a movie was made. Is it called Bravo Two Zero?

  • Yeah, same title.

  • LOL! i woulda grabbed the chocolate and ran! :D

  • then he would probably grab the kid

  • bet they had pure skid marks by the end of that mission, no toilet paper and all

  • Hahahaha!!! Must have been pretty skiddish...

  • when was this movie made?

  • 1999.

  • well... now thats what i call a shit detective!

  • Its not so much DNA, its whats in the shit. The diet of an iraqi sheppard is way different than that of a well fed british SAS commando. Yes, shit looks like all other shit, but there are chunks. You know what im talkin about. If youre crappin out the leftovers of a chicken fajita or beef stew MRE, helen keller would know westerners were out in the desert.

  • he shud have shot the lil fuckin iraq kid

  • No they should not have because then the kid would be missed and people would come and look for him.

    They should have in any fact hidden themselves better.

  • xbLiNd84x

    You're wrong and stuart556 is correct. Standard s.o.p for covert actions like this are if found you neutralise that person by ANY means tied up and gagged or just "disappeared". You have a very naive view towards combat to think they should just "hide" better!! Where the hell would you choose an O.P location in the desert near to the objective I wonder...........

  • The shots would have alerted the Iraqis nearby, that is established in the shot at 3.27. Damned if they do, damned if they don't.

  • I agree they should have shot him, it was too late to hide better...

  • they should

  • How would you feel if an Iraqi team did that to one of ours? They could tie him up.

  • this is way way way different to the books, from little detail to what ever actually happen.

  • its not tht different from the books

  • then the book i read must be way different to urs, i read the 1 from chris ryan-the one that got away. interesting to c how bigga different there is between movie and books or even . have u seen the documentary version of this, its whole lot closer to the books, not as detail.

    any way i rather book version. u almost can c what war or in that situation will do to the handfull of toughest man u can find on earth.

  • why dont you read the book thats what mcnabb says

  • according to the book they take their shit to avoid it being detected by dogs or whatever.

  • dur, if you shit somewhere, its an obvious sign somones been there

  • cos they can analyse it for DNA

  • Um, as far as i know terrorists dont analyse shit.

  • @mackleydu A) They're not terrorists B) Analysis isn't necessary-- the fact that it's there at all is evidence enough.

  • @Theriomalstrom Dude he made that comment a year ago. The fact that its there shows that some one shat there. Big f*cking deal. It could have been some sheperd.

  • @MrPocketGuitar Did I do something to offend you? This seems like a very touchy subject for you.

  • @Theriomalstrom Offend me? Yes , you're a moron.

  • @MrPocketGuitar Not if they annalise the shit, dickhead.

  • @aidjon You're moronic - ness makes me LOL. Ok, some random terrorists "analysed" some shit, its not like they have records of the members of the SAS, they cant check on their ultra mega super computer on the Shit-list to see if it matches up.

  • @MrPocketGuitar but if they find foreign food in it, it gives the game away!!!!!!!!!

  • @aidjon ARGH!!!! Have you ever taken a shit!? Do you realise that its just going to be shit? they dont just shit out the food as it went it!!!!! besides they carried it away . . .

  • @MrPocketGuitar No ,but foriegn food they can you thick piece of shit:)

  • You're so stupid! :L

  • this is 1991

    dont think iraq had a DNA capacity

  • its so any Iraqi patrol will not find their rubbish and start a search for the shitter. and why would u want to analyse shit for DNA? its a freaking war, millions of people are involved and ur gonna trace shit to one guy? dont think so

  • why they take their own shit? I dont get it, they are in the middle of nowhere wtf! who cares if you shit somewhere?

  • They should've either knocked out or killed that fucking kid. I know it sounds harsh, but it's war.

  • R.I.P. Bob, Legs and Vince. McNab is a legend!!! Hes my idol :D

  • h8 2 nitpick, but the way he swings his M16 in the first few seconds from carrying handle is a tad unrealistic, ive only used a cadet GP and an LSW, but i know that u cant swing it like that unless is a rubber copy

  • Yes you can, hence the carry handle being there. Remember, you are a kid in the cadets, they are the SAS, they are going to be easily strong enough.

  • love andy mcnab and his books but u think theyd be more on guard with a artillary battery up their arses got a RM interveiw tomorrow ... whew wish me luck

  • yea good luck

    how did it go?

  • fantastic thanks mate was shitting it though passed my prmc aswellan start training soon hopefully after another round of interviews hah

  • u do realise that out of 50 only 7 or 8 would get through