If Sir Colonel David Stirling, OBE, DSO, U.K. Army, were a young officer today, he'd know from his military READING aka "Zero Six Bravo" that WW2 LRDG/SAS open-topped dune buggies, jeeps and lately, Land Rovers/ATVs are hampered by TB…
If Sir Colonel David Stirling, OBE, DSO, U.K. Army, were a young officer today, he'd know from his military READING aka "Zero Six Bravo" that WW2 LRDG/SAS open-topped dune buggies, jeeps and lately, Land Rovers/ATVs are hampered by TBATE weather extremes filling the men with dirt/sand all over their bodies and fatally vulnerable to instant fuel fireball incineration from a hot shrapnel shard or tracer bullet or exploding cannon shell.
https://www.thenational.scot/news/18837232.back-day-sas--founder-quite-mad-david-stirling/
The semi-fictional "Play Dirty" by Canadian military intelligence operative Harry Saltzman co-producer of the Commander Ian Fleming, James Bond 007 movies depicts how the British Army wanted to elbow their way into LRDG successes done by South African/Rhodesian Commonwealth men. Using overloaded, wheeled trucks, they were constantly stuck and fatally ambushed such that Stirling himself was captured in 1943.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/KCZODscImH0L/
https://jamesbondisreal.blogspot.com/2021/03/spythink-052-retrowarthink-018-play.html
Setting his POW predicament aside, with Jane's in hand, he'd build his SAS around available and armor-enclosed, speedy, all-terrain-mobile, M113 "Gavins" or "Weasel 2" light tanks with 360 degree situational awareness by micro-cameras embedded all around and options to fight nametape high standing up thru open top hatches. GUNTRACKS that don't get stuck by virtue of their low-ground pressure tracks; that don't become flaming coffins because they are armored. Like the German Afrika Corps extensive use of half-tracks--but not boldly in independent operational maneuvers behind enemy lines.
So when you FF to 4:31 and see Colonel Stirling use TOYMOTION! to demonstrate a SAS mobile raid imagine LIGHT TRACKED TANKS instead of obsolete wheeled trucks.
www.combatreform.org/WHEELSVSTRACKS
To their credit, the Royal Marines have had great combat special operations successes with Bv10S "Viking" light tracked tanks in Africa and Afghanistan--their green berets didn't evaporate because they used TRACKED ARMOR instead of inferior wheeled vehicles.
John 3:16
Semper Airborne!
James Bond is REAL.
