Скачать или смотреть This Isn't An Alliance… It's Overkill — When NZSAS Joined Australian SAS In Vietnam.

Nui Dat, February 1968. American Captain Morrison stared at casualty projections that seemed impossible: 500:1 kill ratio. Two SAS units operating together in one province. His assessment? "That's overkill." The Australian major smiled: "That's the point."

What happened when New Zealand SAS joined Australian SAS in Vietnam wasn't just successful cooperation—it was tactical revolution. Discover how 160 soldiers achieved what normally required thousands, why the Viet Cong called them "song ma" (twin ghosts), and how identical training created coordination that seemed telepathic.

Learn about Operation CROWN where 15 soldiers killed 21 enemy with zero casualties, the "hammer and anvil" technique that herded enemies into ambushes, and why ANZAC patrols sustained drastically lower casualties than American forces. Final results: 724 enemy killed, only 6 KIA for ANZAC forces over three years.

This is the story of when good paired with good and created unstoppable.

⚠️ DISCLAIMER: Based on official military records, declassified operations reports, and veteran testimonies. Educational/historical content.

📚 SOURCES: Australian SASR Records | NZSAS Historical Archives | Operation After-Action Reports | ANZAC Veteran Interviews | Captured VC Documents

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