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Legend of a bloke, not just in achievements in mentality also. As an ex cop and serving reservist, hes is admirable and a very intresting strong human

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The quandary is training soldiers in peace time and then they have little chance of putting their skills into practice other than training manoeuvres. It’s a dilemma.

My Dad’s friend was in the Queens Regiment and a Burma Star holder. He got to sergeant and was always dressed immaculately.

Nice i found a terrorist's podcast

Looking good Tony!

I/1 armored cavalry 1986

Locate lt.william taylor vvn vet

Title is misleading lol

Enjoy watching and hearing these stories, interesting as everyone's experiences seem to cross over at different times. thanks for sharing.

Awesome interview and series - just one remark - post the interviewee's name

It's was Herrick 6 Murray. I was with you bud

Really enjoyed this he seems like a unique and intelligent bloke 👍

The Troubles gave a lot of people PTSD, most of them weren`t soldiers, they were the people who lived here 365 days a year, not those on a 12 week tour, which was mostly spent in a secure barracks.

Ben has earned his retirement and I can see he's enjoying it 😀 such a pleasant and modest way of talking which catches your attention from his first sentence.

Seems a great bloke

great talk Ben many chalanges along the way Stay strong Pilgrim Cheers Utrique Paratus

i was on the same tour . 3QUEENS

It's always a privilege to hear you talk about this subject, Gary. Besides the incredible experiences you have been through, the thing I have always found most impressive is the way you have found the growth potential in all of the most traumatic experiences you have been through in life: That needs bottling!

Amazing interview! I particularly liked the stories about his Oman experiences, he seems to have a great respect of the various cultures and peoples he worked with over his career. A true gentlemen.

Command was incompetent wrong people wrong roles.

Thanks Chris.Good interesting story's, well done. 😊

Alright fisce I transferred from the REME to 2PARA I met fich in meeanee and it was funny seeing him with a reme capbadge and me para redge ,I remember u taking putting a dress 👗 on in storm get in touch

Respect Airborne brother

Learn to respect your old cap badge. More men than you can ever imagine have died wearing it. Stop being like a little child. You're disrepect to it is shocking.

Emotional my brother. ❤

Aw. Fellow West German born Brit, Old man was Artillery, and due to my sense of loyalty when I joined the Army there was no other place for me to join, was bound for 29 but they'd ended their tours on the ORBAT for Afghan so changed at last min to 21 Bty. Go on the Gunners. 🎉 Lol

British veterans are awesome. Respect always.

It’s very scary to think a man’s country can be gone just like that a wake up call indeed

A brilliant inspirational soldier - thanks for your positivity and insight 🙏 🇬🇧

Struggling to sleep. Randomly started to listen to this. Brutal, Gary. Thank you for all you did for Chris. Bless your heart.

What an amazing man. Total respect 🎉

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Our brilliant veterans 🎉 Awesome.

This guy hit the nail on the head about maturity, I joined up in 74 pvr 2 weeks before pass out, (was homesick) as I walking out the camp gates a SSgt said to me, you will be back. 12 months later I signed back up, the first person I saw entering that camp was that SSgt, he shook my hand and welcomed me back, the instructors were arguing which section I went with as I opted to go through basic, what a great time I had in that 18weeks , as I’d got myself ready and fit. Happy days..

Awesome guy! Thoughtful business to set up as well

His brother paddy, was my BSM and SMIG on YO Cse when I was at 34bty

He was my section commander in training. Absolutely top bloke. Couldnt respect him more if i tried.

I forgot what a great storyteller Gary is. Top bloke!

Interesting. I was the same. Early 90's. Asked to join the Army. Got told F off! Saved me! 31 year career in the RM.

was 73 Bty pre Sneaky Beaky, Sadly the Artillery are repurposing Battery Titles .

Respect!

Ubique, 52 Niagara Bty , from Canada

Ex COP myself Royal Hampshires, I binned it 2 months before amalgamation, COP DS OC 22 SAS most of the rest 14 INT

Hey buddy 👊🏼 Enjoyable podcast, with real insight. Thanks for sharing, ATB Gus 👍🏻 Ubique

What a bloke! With him as my NCO or commander I could have gone all the way, a true leader and inspiration. Great podcast

Austin Fuzz Hussey was at Mirbat with B Sqn 22 SAS. He's got a memorial in Hereford

Excuse my lack of understanding "Why did whites take up arms in Rhodesia.I always thought they came to Rhodesia as investors and the indigenous people were kind enough to accommodate them""so where they now trying to fight the indigenous people 'so that they can take over their country?Pliz engage me ,dont attack me"

Get john Winship on mate the Yorkshire regiment