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part one. "the birth of the sas". in 1941, during the north africa campaign in world war ii, scotsman david stirling created the concept of the sas (special air service) - an elite unit designed to perform dangerous and daring missions behind enemy lines. part 2/part 3.
part two.
part three (final).
part 2/part 3 part one. "destroying hitler`s airfields". the sas (special air service) had only been recently formed in autumn/fall 1941; but from 1942-43, during the north african and italian campaigns in world war ii, it was used to cause havoc on the axis forces.
covering the origins of the british sas from world war ii to present day. (the sas stands for the special air service and is the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".)
part one. documentary about the sas (special air service). the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part two. documentary about the sas (special air service). the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part three. documentary about the sas (special air service). the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part four. documentary about the sas (special air service). the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part five. documentary about the sas (special air service). the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part three (final). this is the last episode in the series of seven on the sas. the full list in chronological order are: birth of the sas, destroying hitler's airfields, deception on d-day, hunting hitler's terror weapons, liberating the iranian embassy, retaking the falklands and desert storm scudbusters.
part 2/part 3 part one. "deception on d-day ". 6th june 1944. one of the most decisive moments of world war ii and `the largest single-day amphibious invasion of all time` on the northern french coast. the sas (special air service) yet again proved immensely effective by performing intelligence and sabotage operations behind the german lines.
"hunting hitler`s terror weapons". part 2/part 3. v for vengeance. in late 1944, with victory for the allies in sight, the nazis were still capable of using their v2 rockets to create terror. the v2 was "the first ballistic missile and first man-made object to achieve sub-orbital spaceflight". the sas (special air service) was called in to deal with this danger.
part 2/part 3 part one. on 2 april 1982 argentina invaded the disputed falkland islands (malvinas) in the south atlantic and under british control. the uk responded by sending a task force and achieving a decisive victory on 14 june 1982. the sas (special air service) played an important part in this and is the principal special forces unit of the british army. the sas can trace its existence back to 1941 and its motto is "who dares wins".
part three and final episode. (in the related side bar there are other sas videos: "weaponology" and the "real story".)
part 1 part two.
part 2/part 3 part one. "liberating the iranian embassy". after world war ii the sas (special air service) slipped out of the limelight, despite sterling service in the malayan emergency (1948-1960) and the indonesia-malaysia confrontation (1962-66). all this changed in april/may 1980 when a group of arab separatists took over the iranian embassy in london.
part 1/part 2 part three (final).
part 1/part 2
part 2/part 3 part one. "desert storm scudbusters". on 2 august 1990 saddam hussein`s iraq invaded kuwait. the us and un responded by sending a coalition force and the gulf war began. in 1991 hussein knew that he was losing the war, but his mobile scud missiles still posed a military and political threat. the sas (special air service) were called in to hunt and eliminate them.
