What Australian SAS Soldiers Did When a Vietnamese Major Refused to Surrender
December 1966, deep in the Vietnamese jungle, five Australian soldiers stood fifteen meters from a enemy major and his armed guards, demanding surrender with nothing but suppressed weapons and nerves of steel. The major looked at them, calculated his odds with one hundred and fifty soldiers nearby, and made a choice that would define one of the most audacious Special Forces operations of the entire war. What happened when he refused to put down his weapon?

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What Happened When a Vietnamese Major Refused to Surrender to Australian SAS Soldiers

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

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What CIA SAD Said After Training With Australian SAS For The First Time

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Vietnamese Civilians Couldn’t Believe Australian SAS Didn’t Kill Them

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What American Generals Said When They First Saw Australian SAS Soldiers Fight in Vietnam

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When 120 Viet Cong Surrounded 8 Australians - This SAS Trooper Dropped Their Generals in 6 Minutes

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

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"Sir, I'll DESTROY It Myself": Why Australian SAS Smashed The Pentagon's $3M "Miracle"

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

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“They Didn’t Hesitate” — Viet Cong Survivor Describes Facing Australian SAS in Vietnam

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When Australian SAS Commander Refused American Order to Abandon A Patrol, And Saved Every Soldier

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North Vietnamese Officers Mocked Australian Training, Until The SAS Tracked Them Down.

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The Day The Australian SAS Shadowed a US Patrol - And Saw the Ambush No One Else Noticed..

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5 Australian Soldiers Hunted 300 Viet Cong For 48 Hours... The VC Never Knew

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Leave It to the Aussies – The Sector the Americans Gave Away in Vietnam

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

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Green Berets Mocked Australian SAS Rifles — Until One Jungle Ambush Changed Everything

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In 1969, The NVA Set a Trap for an Australian SASR Patrol. It Was A HUGE Mistake.

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When U.S Platoon Was Nearly Cut Off -- But An Australian SAS Appeared On Their Flank

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