"That's Not A Real Medal" — The US Colonel Who Demanded An Australian Sergeant To Remove The Ribbon

In this Vietnam War story, a U.S. Army colonel walks into a joint briefing at Bien Hoa and spots something he doesn’t recognize on an Australian sergeant’s chest — a ribbon with green edges. Convinced it isn’t legitimate, he orders the sergeant to remove it, declaring, “That’s not a real medal.” The Australians remain silent. No one argues. But the tension in the room says everything. 🔔 Subscribe for more Unheard Vietnam stories: 👍Like this video if you enjoyed this unheard history! 💬 Comment below: Where are you watching from today? #vietnamwar #militaryhistory #vietnamwarstories #vietnamwarhistory #vietnam #sas #autraliansas #sasvietam #australiansasvietnam

"That's Not How We Fly" — The Australian Pilots Who Refused US Tactics Over Vietnam
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"That's Not How We Fly" — The Australian Pilots Who Refused US Tactics Over Vietnam

"Your Medics Are Killing Them" — Why Australian SAS Refused American Battlefield Medicine In Vietnam
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"Your Medics Are Killing Them" — Why Australian SAS Refused American Battlefield Medicine In Vietnam

"Your Communications Protocol Is A Security Risk" — The US Colonel Who Tried To End SAS Encryption
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"Your Communications Protocol Is A Security Risk" — The US Colonel Who Tried To End SAS Encryption

When MACV-SOG Watched the Australia SAS Work — And Realized They Were Doing Recon All Wrong
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When MACV-SOG Watched the Australia SAS Work — And Realized They Were Doing Recon All Wrong

We Do Not Recognize That Rank  — The US Military Police Sergeant Who Arrested an Australian Warrant
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We Do Not Recognize That Rank — The US Military Police Sergeant Who Arrested an Australian Warrant

Asian GIs Humiliated By US MPs in Australia. But The Australians Said “NOT HERE!”
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Asian GIs Humiliated By US MPs in Australia. But The Australians Said “NOT HERE!”

"Nobody Is Coming For You" — SAS Sergeant’s Who Told Brutal Truth to a US Pilot in Vietnam
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"Nobody Is Coming For You" — SAS Sergeant’s Who Told Brutal Truth to a US Pilot in Vietnam

They Didn't Bring Weapons. — The SAS Infiltration That Made US Command File a Complaint
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They Didn't Bring Weapons. — The SAS Infiltration That Made US Command File a Complaint

“I Thought We Were the Hunters” — A SEAL’s First Night Watching Australian SAS Work in Vietnam
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“I Thought We Were the Hunters” — A SEAL’s First Night Watching Australian SAS Work in Vietnam

How Female Viet Cong Scouts Learned To Fear The Australian SAS
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How Female Viet Cong Scouts Learned To Fear The Australian SAS

The "Broken Glass Method" That Let U.S. Snipers Spot 87 Hidden Japanese Soldiers in One Afternoon
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The "Broken Glass Method" That Let U.S. Snipers Spot 87 Hidden Japanese Soldiers in One Afternoon

When MACV-SOG Borrowed An Australian SAS Scout - And Refused To Give Him Back
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When MACV-SOG Borrowed An Australian SAS Scout - And Refused To Give Him Back

"We Don't Salute Cooks" — The British SAS Sergeant Who Refused To Recognize A US Colonel
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"We Don't Salute Cooks" — The British SAS Sergeant Who Refused To Recognize A US Colonel

When An Australian Sergeant Quietly Took Charge Of A CONFUSED U.S Patrol
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When An Australian Sergeant Quietly Took Charge Of A CONFUSED U.S Patrol

NVA Scouts Laughed At "Quiet Australians", Until An SAS Patrol Shut Down Their Entire Operation
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NVA Scouts Laughed At "Quiet Australians", Until An SAS Patrol Shut Down Their Entire Operation

"You Have No Authority Here" — The US Marshal Who Detained An Australian Captain At Tan Son Nhut
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"You Have No Authority Here" — The US Marshal Who Detained An Australian Captain At Tan Son Nhut

He Cannot Be A Captain" — The US Army Adjutant That Rejects a 23-Year-Old Australian Officer
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He Cannot Be A Captain" — The US Army Adjutant That Rejects a 23-Year-Old Australian Officer

They Laughed at His Bamboo Device — Until One Filipino Corporal Stopped an Entire Column
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They Laughed at His Bamboo Device — Until One Filipino Corporal Stopped an Entire Column

The Yanks Called It A Tea-Drinking Course. Then The SAS Destroyed Them.
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The Yanks Called It A Tea-Drinking Course. Then The SAS Destroyed Them.

In 1968, The Viet Cong Tracked A 5-Man Australian SAS Patrol. It Was A Fatal Mistake.
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In 1968, The Viet Cong Tracked A 5-Man Australian SAS Patrol. It Was A Fatal Mistake.