The SAS Unit That Went Rogue

The SAS Unit That Went Rogue

#shorts #sas #specialairservice

[sammysam]

SAS OPERATORS: We want to rescue our brothers
SAS SUPERIOR: Denied
SAS OPERATORS: We weren't asking

[josephwarra]

"You fight for your country, but you die for your friends."

[oliverallen]

Can't really call guys going back for their their own "rogue." Abandoning your brothers in arms is rogue.

[brokebunbun]

"Were savin our boys.."
"Denied! Ain't happening."
"was not askin, just lettin you know.."

[Cru]

Now that’s what I’d expect from any soldier.
No man left behind.

[storytime]

SAS commander: What's that sir didn't hear you, go ahead and rescue them got it!

[itsmecrosby]

How the permissions resquest went:
"Can we go rescue our teammates. "
"No"
"Ah well, fuck yourself, that was a formality, not a question"

[ronaldwilliford]

Badass UK 🇬🇧 SAS! Never leave brothers behind in war

[LOUU]

There are 2 types of soldiers..
1. Standard soldiers, who follow blindly
2. Soldier warriors, who uphold morals

[thesingularityproject]

Dont forget the paratroopers that said hell yeah and joined them too

[edgarbenitez]

“If you abandon your mission your scum if you abandon your comrades your worse then scum”-obito

[dannymunro]

I bet the Commander just thought "What they guna do, disband the SAS? Let's go get our lads"

[mattg.]

If there is anything I know personally about growing up around these guys is they don't stop, literally these guys are almost all gas no breaks when they have a mission, it's scary how determined they are to accomplish their mission.

[steventerrell-wdsl]

HELL YEAH, THANK YOU GENTLEMEN FOR YOUR SERVICE, ALL THE WAY FROM TEXAS

[tristanvictory]

Those who abandon the mission are trash but those who abandon their friends are worse than trash

[dusty_dietrich]

I would love to see this made into a movie. I'm a Yank, ex-infantry soldier, and the SAS have always fascinated me.

[MDR-hnyz]

Hardly a rogue unit for living the code: “never leave a man behind”.

I was a gunner in helos in OIF. At the end of our tour, during our left seat/right seat relief operations, we had a crew chief and a grunt go off the tail ramp, at night, in Ramadi. This was 2007 and Ramadi was about as hostile as you could get, think Mogadishu during Black Hawk Down.

We hit the wrong LZ and they were already off comm and standing on the ramp when they waved off and nobody realized until the head count before the correct LZ. Thankfully they were both alright and managed to evade capture and pop an IR strobe. Nobody ever hesitated getting them out. In that life, it’s not even a question.

I would have chosen an enemy bullet or court martial, before leaving one of our guys behind and having to live with that.

Semper Fi.

[KrAUSerMike]

"Last I checked, the motto of 22 SAS was 'Who dares wins' not 'who asks for permission wins'."
-Lindsay Bruce, former SAS

[bostoncopguy]

Stopping the SAS in this situation is absurd. Those guys are the type of people who would move heaven and hell to help their own guys.

[jceruiz]

Rogue is when you actually break the code of honor of your own tribe and and depart from them. These dudes have bonds stronger than blood ..