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Six US Navy SEALs are trapped on an Afghan ridge. A Taliban cordon is closing, and the helicopters can’t launch. Four Australian SAS soldiers, who were never told the SEALs were there, cross a 600-metre gorge to reach them. This documentary reconstruction is set during Operation Anaconda, March 2002. It covers Task Force K-Bar, the lessons of Takur Ghar, the history of the Australian SAS and New Zealand SAS, and the 1842 retreat from Kabul. The historical background is documented. The rescue, the characters and their names are dramatized composites, not a verified record. Watch to the end to see how one radio call, one unpaid beer and fifteen minutes of fire from above changed everything. Subscribe for more untold ANZAC special forces stories, from Vietnam to Afghanistan. Chapters 00:00 Kabul 1842 and the Wall on the Ridge 03:00 Task Force K-Bar: ANZAC SAS in Afghanistan 07:00 Operation Anaconda and Takur Ghar 10:30 Six SEALs Go Up the Mountain 14:00 The Soviet Trench Nobody Noticed 16:00 Four Australian SAS Across the Gorge 19:30 The Cordon Closes 22:30 Operations Centre: The Colonel's Signature 26:30 "Don't Make Me Read About It" 29:30 Crossing the Gorge in a Whiteout 33:00 The Five Problems 37:00 Authenticate: The Radio Call 40:30 Fifteen Minutes From Above 42:30 Down the Trench, Out by Chinook 45:00 The Debrief and "Deconflict" 46:30 Anzac Dawn Hashtags and tags #AustralianSAS #NavySEALs #MilitaryHistory