The great thing about the British SAS was that they viewed war the same way the American Special Operations community did. You didn't win by thinking inside the box and following someone else's rules. You turned the box upside down and made your own rules, no matter what the enemy threw at you.
According to Brad Thor's book "Code of Conduct," the British SAS and the American Special Operations community share a similar perspective on warfare. Both organizations believe that success in combat comes from innovative thinking and breaking free from conventional strategies. Instead of adhering to predefined guidelines, they develop their own tactics tailored to the situation at hand.
This approach emphasizes adaptability and creativity in the face of challenges. By turning traditional ideas upside down, they create unique strategies that give them an edge against their adversaries, demonstrating that winning in warfare often requires an unorthodox outlook and the willingness to formulate one's own rules.
