Five recently declassified SAS missions that you may not have heard of

Whether it's raiding concentration camps or missions in Afghanistan, the SAS has done it all. Here are five declassified SAS missions you may not have heard of before. Operation Intradon – the secret SAS war in Oman, 1970sDuring the Dhofar Rebellion in Oman (1962–1976), the SAS ran a low-profile counter-insurgency campaign under the codename Operation Intradon. The SAS "Claret" cross-border raids in Borneo, 1963–66During the Indonesian Confrontation (1963–66), the SAS executed secret cross-border raids from British Borneo into Indonesian Kalimantan under the codename "Claret." Covert SAS training of the Afghan mujahideen, 1982–86In the early 1980s, British SAS operators crossed from Pakistan into Afghanistan to train mujahideen fighters against Soviet forces.