World War II, Stirling and the British Army were fighting the Germans for supremacy in North Africa. Directly in their sights, Rommel's Afrika Korps. Both sides new that air superiority in the desert would be crucial to the conflict. Stirling had to silence the Luftwaffe. He believed the solution lay in small four man raiding parties loaded onto jeeps and armed to the teeth with heavy caliber weapons. There mission, to take out German Air Bases. The SAS had taken the Willys and turned it into a four wheeled apocalypse. Their plan infiltrate German Air Fields, drive right up to parked fighters and smash the Luftwaffe from point blank range. Through World War II the Willys Jeep and the SAS became a lethal combination, the Bonnie and Clyde of deep devastating insertion.
