SAS: Rogue Warriors

Minissérie de televisão
2017
3 h

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaJournalist and author Ben Macintyre uses the archives of the SAS to examine the history of the famed British Army special forces unit. He combines documents, unseen footage and interviews to... Ler tudoJournalist and author Ben Macintyre uses the archives of the SAS to examine the history of the famed British Army special forces unit. He combines documents, unseen footage and interviews to tell its story.Journalist and author Ben Macintyre uses the archives of the SAS to examine the history of the famed British Army special forces unit. He combines documents, unseen footage and interviews to tell its story.

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This series features footage of interviews made in 1987 of a few of the remaining original SAS members. The footage (although not released) is part of the archive of the 'Imperial War Museum' (UK) and its details can be found at the 'IWM' website. These are the transcripts of informal speech by SAS founder David Stirling and other members of the original SAS, gathering at 'Beaulieu Motor Museum' on 24/11/1987.

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Self - Presenter: Malcolm James Pleydell wrote 'A hymn of love, to the desert'. "Here in these little cliffs and caves, that had been our hiding places, we had left our mark. We had matured, we had discovered our fears and our reactions to danger and had tried to overcome them. This was the bequest of the desert. Our time had not been wasted".

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The SAS reformed in 1947 and remains on active service today.

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8/10

Wrong props

Rouge Warriors. Great program. But, stupid use of a totally incorrect item from the props dept, namely the use of a US made BC-221 Frequency meter portraying the SAS Communication device in Ep3. Idiot mistake. Had the BBC contacted a suitable source, i.e. the Military Wireless Museum in Kidderminster, the correct prop could have been arranged.

While the BBC strives to make note worthy programs its this lack of detail that lets it down.