In 1968, The Viet Cong Tracked A 5-Man Australian SAS Patrol. It Was A Fatal Mistake.
February 1968. While American attention fixated on the Tet Offensive, 2 Squadron of Australia’s Special Air Service Regiment quietly landed at Nui Dat. They weren’t there to hold ground. They weren’t there to win hearts and minds. They were there to hunt. These weren’t regular infantry. The SAS selection process was brutal. Only about 20%…
