Rhodesian SAS: Why The Need To Confront Fear In Combat.
In this video we speak to Ian Mackenzie about being in the SAS and overcoming fear in combat.
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Ian Mackenzie, a former member of the Rhodesian SAS, provides a candid perspective on combat and overcoming fear in this video. He shares his experiences of being trained by psychologists to learn how to cope with and overcome fear. Ian speaks openly about his own feelings of terror before combat operations, but also describes how, once in the midst of battle, a sense of calm descends and their training instinctively takes over.
The video offers an intimate and powerful account of military courage in the face of grave danger. By sharing the stories of real SAS soldiers, it delves into the depths of human fear and the remarkable heights of human bravery exhibited in such circumstances.
Ian's narrative sheds light on the psychological aspects of military training and how soldiers are prepared to confront and handle fear. His frankness in discussing his initial fears before combat operations and the transformation that occurs once engaged in battle provides valuable insight into the mindset and experiences of soldiers.
Through Ian's account, the video offers a deeply personal examination of the realities faced by combatants and the immense courage required to face danger head-on. It serves as a testament to the resilience and strength of individuals in challenging circumstances.
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Ian is an author and you can get a copy of his book below:
Clouds In The Wind: A story of danger, love and tragedy
https://amzn.to/3k8HWDz
Thank for the use of images:
Images have been used from the Rhodesian SAS Website and from the following books:
http://www.therhodesiansas.com/
The Elite The Story of the Rhodesian Special Air Service by Barbara Cole.
The Elite Pictorial by Barbara Cole
Weapon images from Wikipedia.
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