Inside the SAS drinking culture: Nude Twister with strippers, guns and ‘getting away with it’ | 7.30

WARNING: This story contains nudity and coarse language. The rapid fall of Kabul to the Taliban stunned many in the West and it's raised concerns that their return could stymie efforts of investigators to get to Afghans who witnessed alleged war crimes perpetrated by Australian Special Forces.
While the majority of our soldiers conducted themselves with honour, last year's Brereton Report made it shockingly clear that some SAS troops crossed a line and committed unlawful killings. A new book called 'Rogue Forces' by ABC Investigations journalist Mark Willacy exposes some of the more shocking killings alleged to have been perpetrated by SAS members.
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