Inquiry into SAS Afghanistan war culture finds 'abandonment of curiosity'
Long-secret report blames systemic cultural problems and inverted chain of command for alleged war crimes
A long-secret inquiry into the culture and command of Australia's Special Air Service Regiment (SASR) during the Afghanistan war has found that an 'abandonment of curiosity' by senior commanders and an 'inversion of authority' within units created a culture in which alleged war crimes could occur.