The treatment of Craig was and still is criminal. And his honesty about family is so amazing. Awesome stuff.

Fought for so many in the world, not just the UK. Believe me. Angels have our boys backs. Up against evil they are. Phil's ISIS documentary is the upmost of essential viewing. American audience would be intrigued. Men like Phil? The essence of humanitarian. Along with so many of our chaps. And that includes our foreign brother's and sisters over history. Should always give a thought for those fallen you don't know about. But give a real thought for these guys who did know those men in operations. And at times women who they did know in battle. Their brother's lost and didn't even survive the aftermath. Bloody polititians. Thats another matter. Thanks Phil. And for your service Craig. Bless you.

Cant be SF, no tattoos!😊

22 Gurkha?! No words just respect.

Ha was that exercise saxon rose ? Fucking freezing in the saxons

'F' Squadron!? 😂 Certain, shity duties & posting!

Brilliant interview! Pasha is a real role model and a great example of what can be achieved by our youngsters if given the opportunity, regardless of your background.

Can’t wait for the Blade to get going he is going, he is a proper operator 🤙🏻

Of course 40% is RM, they were SBS .. Bootneck love to tell you how great they are .. gays .. This blade must be ex booty .. 😂😂

While, as an ex soldier, I have the utmost respect for UKSF, I feel too much information is being released about formation, operations, training, selection, etc! For the operators to do their jobs effectively, they need the security of anonymity! As much as necessary…..as little as possible!

Would have all been disbanded if Jeremy fcukwit Corbin had become PM

All the best in the world. UK.

I don’t understand the interest in all this stuff? I’m a former 2434 from 1974 - 1998. I only met two members from 22 in 24 years; on my EPC (A) at Fulwood Bks in Preston in 1991; they had to undertake education courses just like the rest of us. The course was run by the delicious Capt Linda Beer. I believe they ate the same food as us in the mess and also used the lavatory too……Ummm, that’s it….😂

More content about the SAS Reserves please 🙏

What’s the U.K. rangers ? Saw an article about new regiment and apparently their badge is peregrine falcon

Saw one of those Dauphin 2 early on this year.. doors open…, it was freezing. I’m about 40 miles from Credenhill so I presume it was them.

Dunno why his face and voice are altered. We all know it's Dave😮 come on.❤

Tell us what everyday life is like, what the barracks are like, the mess, married quarters, life on the town as an SAS soldier. This shit is common knowledge.

i thought it was MCX squadron in the SBS?

Amazing video

Sitting down with some scoff while watching🙌

This is nothing new. I can read all of this on Wikipedia.

Hi big Phil, thank you for your service. Did you ever get to see or ride in the pink panther when you where in the sas

E SQUADRON 22 SAS

Are foreigners that become British citizens allowed to apply to join? I ask because living overseas the country I’m in their national police only allow their own born and bred citizens to apply.

Good explanation😊

Q, What happened to R Sqn at H, and what about E Sqn, were they absorbed from The Det back in the day?

Is that Marco pierre white doing the voice over?

I'll break it down for everyone. We're the best SF in the world 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

Always proud of you FELLA'S such important & responsibility and also the best in the world ...I wonder what David Stirling would think and if he ever thought that his men would start a commando unit that after all these years you are known as the best of the best ...THANK YOU to all that are serving past & present...and most importantly the fallen....GOD BLESS to you all ...🙏🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🫶

im curious who the blade is!

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Being ex RAF and fire service I can really identify with a lot Liz says. One minute your are absolutely on the edge next you just another person. I will say this tho for those in the UK there is the Samaritans. Ring them. They are there for you. I work on the railway now you can imagine what that’s like. 😊

Absolute legends 🎉🎉🎉 This is the best example of British military banter ive ever seen 😂

If he failed selection twice I thought that was it ?

I remember the Rose Garden - What an experience - Jungle training with the bootnecks.

It's a sad fact that some of the best soldiers are from harsh broken homes. These guys stay in as others fall away because they don't want to go back to their dysfunctional /violent homes. Getting that uniform, the ID card with your name on it meant you were claimed, wanted, needed.... Belonged somewhere. Later excelling at learning your skills instilled pride, grew ambition. It's probably the best way to get ahead in life from a start you have no control over.

Wow, thank you to both of you.

This guy is as close to an Avenger as we are ever going to see in real life.

Me and my brother carried pagers back then, but for the Fire Brigade. We were up for adventures, so we joined the TA too - which was against the regs of both Uniformed Services. Oh dear... Now there was a lot of training in both services and of course we were tested, so the Headshed of the County Fire Service came down one Tuesday evening to see us put through our paces and tell us whether we had made the grade, and he did the usual big-wig thing of asking a bit about us, shaking hands, wishing us well - and presenting us with a pager each. At last, we could fight fires. Meanwhile in the TA... our unit was due to be Hunter Force for an E and E, so on Friday night we were out capturing Light Infantry, ambushing vehicles, and by Saturday night we'd caught all the squirters and penned them in oast houses at a large farm. Duty done, we handed them over to guards, had a brew and hit our Great Green Caterpillars in an outhouse. Close to midnight, the guy on stag ran in, shouting "FIRE FIRE FIRE NODUF NODUF": A barn full of hay bales had spontaneously combusted just across the farmyard from the pen. We rescued the prisoners, but what could we do about the fire? It was blimmin' raging. Well, nothing, the barn was doomed and nobody could get near it - but there was a brick building which was in danger of collapse from the heat. We had a platoon of prisoners, so my brother and I did what you do with a load of squaddies - got them to find buckets and organised a WWII-style bucket-chain to cool the wall, rotating the lads so they didn't get cooked, because it was melt-your-eyeballs hot. So the Fire Brigade turned up, a tender or two at a time (we were miles from any towns)... and eventually, their top brass because there were so many pumps in attendance. And in the light of this huge fire, the Boss of the County Fire Brigade marvelled that the Army had turned up (nobody would tell him why) and they had saved a building with an old-fashioned bucket-chain and a pond. So he went looking for someone to thank - and he found a couple of Troopers who he was sure he knew from somewhere, but who denied having ever met him before... nope... he just couldn't think where... So... I confess. Sir, if you are still alive, we had met you on the Tuesday before. And yes, we were illegally serving two Uniformed Services. I sincerely apologise. We had to choose in the end. Sorry. We didn't choose the Fire Service... we had a lot of fun fighting fires but there was other fighting to do. Good times.😅

The British soldier, learns determination, professionalism, and the resolve to just crack on and get the job done. Gurkha's are born to the world with these qualities already installed. Nepalis are amazing people, make stunning soldiers, and I'm proud to have worked with them. Kris is a legend 👍

Please get the book on audible and read it yourself.

Lifes adversaries creates an ultimate warrior from a boy. 99.9% of the time it's from what you call the playground. Streets and those dark corners a child finds itself in. Needing discipline and guidance. Not Eton, Cambridge, Oxford or Bilderberrycompote. These are the faces you see behind enemy lines. The most rare of places. Winning. Bless them and remember them in your heart's.

Only you could nick God's buffet Phil 😂😂😂

Brilliant 😂

I always remember my first RSM wanting a private function at his house (Army Chef), so I went and he and his missus were a night mare 😂, only offering water to drink etc, after I served the dinner is when his drunk fit daughter walked into the kitchen 😜

Strange ..UK hating people have no problem getting into UK, but Gurkhas serving and dying for UK get a raw deal

Names have been changed to protect the guilty. Im glad you got rid of the pager 😉.

An honour for the British Army to have such warriors serve, lets hope the British government never forgets this