** British Army SAS patrol, Bravo Two Zero is deployed in Iraq during the Gulf War.

Former SAS soldier Andy McNab used a pseudonym for his book about a failed SAS mission titled Bravo Two Zero.

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For the book, see Bravo Two Zero ( 1993 book ).

For the film, see Bravo Two Zero ( film ).

Bravo Two Zero was the call sign of an eight-man British Army SAS patrol, deployed into Iraq during the First Gulf War in January 1991.

Accounts in the first two books, by patrol commander Andy McNab's Bravo Two Zero ( 1993 ) followed by Chris Ryan's The One That Got Away ( 1995 ), as well as those by the SAS's RSM at the time of the patrol, Peter Ratcliffe ( Eye of the Storm, 2000 ), did not always correspond, leading to accusations from the media of lying.

The investigative book The Real Bravo Two Zero ( 2002 ) by Michael Asher, followed the patrol route and interviewed witnesses.

Bravo Two Zero patrol members.

Author of Bravo Two Zero ( 1993 ).

The Squadron provided a number of long-range, similarly tasked teams deep into Iraq including three eight man patrols ; Bravo One Zero, Bravo Two Zero and Bravo Three Zero.

This article refers to the Bravo Two Zero patrol.

The log read " Bravo Two Zero made TACBE contact again, it was reasonable to assume that they were moving south ," though in fact the patrol headed north-west towards the Syrian border.

This can be backed up by McNab's book Bravo Two Zero in which he stated he left the 66 in the bergen and was the only one to do so.

* The patrol commander authored an account of the patrol in a book titled Bravo Two Zero ( ISBN 0-440-21880-2 ) under the pseudonym ' Andy McNab '.

* Both McNab's and Ryan's earlier accounts were critiqued by SAS reserve veteran Michael Asher in The Real Bravo Two Zero ( ISBN 0-304-36554-8 ).

The source of Harbinson's apparent knowledge of detailed information relating to the real Bravo Two Zero patrol is unknown.

* The BBC produced a two-part adaptation of McNab's book, also titled Bravo Two Zero, in 1998.

* In 2002, Channel 4 aired Asher's documentary ( which accompanied his book ), also titled The Real Bravo Two Zero directed and produced by Gavin Searle.

* In 2003, the TV-series JAG ran an episode ( The One That Got Away, S9, EP04 ) loosely based on the story of Bravo Two Zero involving US Marines Force Recon in Iraq.

The name of the team that was involved was Bravo Two One.

* The Video Game Conflict: Desert Storm is very loosely based on the events of Bravo Two Zero.

* The Video Game Conflict: Desert Storm II is a sequel of Conflict: Desert Storm, and is very loosely based on the events of Bravo Two Zero.

On the night of 22 / 23 January, the patrol were transported into Iraqi airspace by a RAF Chinook helicopter, along with Bravo One Zero and their Land Rover 110 vehicles.

Unlike Bravo One Zero, the patrol had decided not to take vehicles.

Ryan came to public prominence for being the only member of the eight-man SAS mission Bravo Two Zero to escape, during the First Gulf War, 1991.

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It was co-created by Chris Ryan, a former British SAS soldier who was a member of the famous Bravo Two Zero patrol during the 1991 Gulf War, with the show produced by Bentley Productions.

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