SAS tersangkut

samuraisan wrote: dia orang SAS ke bukan askar biasa Dari HongKong. tak salah akulah

Foxtrot wrote:Kalau tak silap mereka diselamatkan oleh pilot Alloutte...

Foxtrot wrote:Mungkin blog ini boleh memberi sedikit petunjuk berkenaan peristiwa truper SAS terkandas di Gunung KInabalu... Credit to blooger Drizad. http://mount-kinabalu-borneo.com/blog/chronological-history-of-lows-gully-expedition.html

March 1994, two teams of five British army soldiers attempt to conquer Lowâ€s. The first team reaches ‘Newâ€s Poolâ€, but like their predecessor, must take the escape route to the end of the Gully. After 10 days they reach Melangkap Kappa. The second team still hasnâ€t arrived… The Malaysian army is called to the rescue. Three weeks later, when starvation was about to make itâ€s first victim, they were evacuated by helicopter.

In early March 1994, five exhausted and starving members of a British Army expedition emerged from Low's Gully, a five-mile-long hell hole falling away from Mount Kinabalu in the jungles of Borneo. However, the achievement of the five - mostly fit and able young British non-commissioned officers - in being the first to conquer Low's Gully, was overshadowed by the fact that the other five members of the team, two relatively old and senior British officers as the leaders and three young novice Chinese storemen and guards serving under the British military in Hong Kong, were apparently still lost in the gully. What had gone wrong and why had the group broken the golden rule for such expeditions - never split up? The rescue attempt by Malaysian and British servicemen and local people became a daily feature in the newspapers and on television. Then the five, seemingly against the odds, were found alive. Shortly afterwards, one of the officers sold his story to the "Daily Mail". He publicly blamed the members of the first group to emerge for the debacle and also made an unprecedented attack on the Chinese soldiers. Yet, in important areas, the findings of the Board of Inquiry into the incident went against the officers, the Board taking the view that, in some respects, the leader's judgment and leadership were flawed. Richard Connaughton's search for the truth behind this story took him around the United Kingdom to Hong Kong and to Sabah, Eastern Malaysia. The result is a balanced account of what became the notorious descent into Low's Gully. Richard Connaughton is the author of "Celebration of Victory" and "Shrouded Secrets".

standupper wrote:Aku ada baca ada dokumentari pasal xpdc nie kat BBC.

Pernah gak berbual dengan guide2 lama kat Kinabalu.. ada ler story mistik yg diorg cerita, kononnya anggot xpdc yg battered tuh akhirnya sampai satu kampung, dan kat kampung nie diorg dibantu penduduk dengan direndam dalam tajau besar, kesannya diorg terus pulih.. dan boleh teruskan perjalanan.. bila jumpa rescue team diorg cerita pasal kampung nie, tapi tak dapat nak jelaskan kat mana lokasi kampung tu, unsur misterinya selain tajau ajaib tuh, takde orang tau ada apa-apa kampung kat area tu. Ntah ler.

The 'Green Endorsement' is a flight safety award issued by the MOD's Directorate of Aviation Regulation & Safety to personnel "who display exceptional flying skill or judgement in handling an aircraft emergency or rescue situation".

standupper wrote:Aku ada baca ada dokumentari pasal xpdc nie kat BBC.

Pernah gak berbual dengan guide2 lama kat Kinabalu.. ada ler story mistik yg diorg cerita, kononnya anggot xpdc yg battered tuh akhirnya sampai satu kampung, dan kat kampung nie diorg dibantu penduduk dengan direndam dalam tajau besar, kesannya diorg terus pulih.. dan boleh teruskan perjalanan.. bila jumpa rescue team diorg cerita pasal kampung nie, tapi tak dapat nak jelaskan kat mana lokasi kampung tu, unsur misterinya selain tajau ajaib tuh, takde orang tau ada apa-apa kampung kat area tu. Ntah ler.

escortburuk wrote:

standupper wrote:Aku ada baca ada dokumentari pasal xpdc nie kat BBC.

Pernah gak berbual dengan guide2 lama kat Kinabalu.. ada ler story mistik yg diorg cerita, kononnya anggot xpdc yg battered tuh akhirnya sampai satu kampung, dan kat kampung nie diorg dibantu penduduk dengan direndam dalam tajau besar, kesannya diorg terus pulih.. dan boleh teruskan perjalanan.. bila jumpa rescue team diorg cerita pasal kampung nie, tapi tak dapat nak jelaskan kat mana lokasi kampung tu, unsur misterinya selain tajau ajaib tuh, takde orang tau ada apa-apa kampung kat area tu. Ntah ler.

Huhuhu kampung bunian kot? Mmg takde kampung pun kat atas kinabalu tuh