Скачать или смотреть "Tunnel Rats" Went 40 Feet Underground With Only A Pistol And Flashlight - Most Never Came Back

In Vietnam, some of the most dangerous missions were not fought in the sky or the jungle. They were fought underground. American tunnel rats were volunteers who entered the Viet Cong tunnel systems with almost no equipment. A single pistol, a flashlight, and raw determination were all they carried into total darkness.
This documentary uncovers the extreme risks these soldiers faced inside cramped tunnels built only as wide as a man’s shoulders. Every corner could hide a booby trap, a concealed fighter, poisonous insects, or a dead end that left no escape. The heat was suffocating, the air thin, and visibility almost zero. Sound carried in unsettling ways and adrenaline never stopped.
Follow firsthand reports and mission logs that reveal the psychological battle inside the earth, where fear and silence were constant enemies. Learn how tunnel rats mapped vast underground networks, how they adapted to a world designed to kill intruders, and why so many did not return to the surface alive.
Perfect for viewers interested in survival, extreme courage, and the shadow war fought beneath Vietnam’s soil.

Tags: Vietnam War, tunnel rats, Cu Chi Tunnels, underground warfare, guerrilla warfare, U.S. Army, U.S. Marines, close quarters combat, booby traps, psychological warfare, jungle warfare, Southeast Asia, war documentary, Viet Tales, Cold War, military history, survival, combat engineering