SAS Rogue Heroes season two explores real-life exploits of special forces in World War II

SAS Rogue Heroes season two continues to blend fact and fiction, focusing on the real-life exploits of the Special Air Service during World War II. The new season shifts to the SAS's role in the 1943 invasion of Sicily, known as Operation Husky. Under the command of Paddy Mayne, the 1st SAS, renamed the Special Raiding Squadron, led daring operations against Axis forces. The show highlights Mayne's significant achievements, including capturing enemy positions and prisoners during the invasion, which contributed to the Allied success in Sicily. The series also touches on the formation of the 2nd SAS and their operations in Italy. David Stirling, the SAS founder, faced multiple captures and escapes, ultimately spending time in the infamous Colditz Castle. The show portrays these historical events with creative liberties while acknowledging the true stories behind them.