March 2003. Western Iraq. American commanders were planning an $80 million assault with 1,200 troops to capture a heavily fortified Iraqi communications facility — until 16 British SAS soldiers radioed in at dawn with three words: "It's already captured." How did sixteen men, crawling through a minefield everyone said was impassable, accomplish in 11 minutes what the Pentagon said would take days and cost millions?
March 2003. Western Iraq. American commanders were planning an $80 million assault with 1,200 troops to capture a heavily fortified Iraqi communications facility — until 16 British SAS soldiers radioed in at dawn with three words: "It's already captured." How did sixteen men, crawling through a minefield everyone said was impassable, accomplish in 11 minutes what the Pentagon said would take days and cost millions?