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Why the U.S. Banned Its Own Marines From the Vietnam Jungle

In this deep dive for World War 2 Simplified, we explore one of the most classified secrets of the Vietnam War: the mystery of the Long Hai Mountains. When 47 American paratroopers entered the jungle and only 19 returned, the Pentagon made a shocking decision. They drew a red line on the map and declared the area "Off-limits—Australians only." Discover the incredible story of the Australian SAS and their Aboriginal trackers, men like Private Dorian Walker and Captain Billy Dundas, who mastered the art of the hunt. Learn why the Viet Cong stopped calling them soldiers and started calling them "Maung"—the jungle ghosts. We examine the differences between U.S. firepower doctrine and Australian psychological warfare, including the controversial use of "Ace of Spades" calling cards and staged body displays. This video covers the brutal selection process, the unique Aboriginal tracking techniques, and the long-term psychological impact on the operators who became predators. Subscribe for more untold military history and deep dives into the tactics that changed the face of unconventional warfare.

Vietnam War, Australian SAS, Jungle Ghosts, Long Hai Mountains, Special Forces, Guerrilla Warfare, Aboriginal Trackers, Military Mystery, Psychological Warfare, US Marines,

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