Iranian Embassy Siege: SAS equipment, training and professionalism

[@leo99991]

He's a very intelligent man so articulate and well spoken, you could listen to him for long periods of time.

[@ath7616]

His autobiography is an extremely good read. No giving it the big one, just intelligence and and interesting story to tell.

[@midsue]

Thanks for your service Corporal Robin Horsfall

[@stephenrobertson3810]

Could listen to him all day

[@mulvey0731]

I can attest to fear and fatigue wresting out bad decisions with weapons. I’ve been fortunate, but each time I have one, I marvel, almost to the point of tears, for these brave men who are put under the pressures that they are. 99.9% of the time, because of training and mental preparedness, they perform “on point”. I mourn for them for that one incidence of “humanity”, for I know a shadow of what they go through and I honestly don’t know how they do it. Slow salute sir.

[@jamesjenkins3724]

Robin your report like a true pro and accurate well explained with no f and b words a true gentleman

[@2lefThumbs]

I bet he knows how to use F and B words, but he obviously also knows when and when not to👍👍

[@richardgatecliffephotograp7024]

Thoroughly enjoyed reading Robins book ‘Fighting Scared’.

[@SacredNutrino]

Love the interview with him from awhile ago. "Did you shout a warning?" "No... we shot him " badass

[@ant7936]

You cannot be polite when someone's holding a grenade!

[@nacholibre1962]

While it is incredible that a very few personnel actually make it into the SAS, it is even more incredible that those who spend the bulk of their career in the Regiment (some for as much as 20 years) they have maintained that standard of fitness and readiness for the just about the entire time.

[@simonbmr]

To me, this is the calm intelligent understated persona I expect for a member of our special services. The likes of Andy McNab, Chris Ryan and Ant Middleton just make me cringe with embarrassment.

[@ralphhull4222]

Cringe Haha what kinda keyboard warrior r u u will amount to nothing of any of those men

[@simonbmr]

Ralph you are too kind. You sir are obviously a keyboard ninja! I look forward to your next selection of random keystrokes with great expectation.

[@Nitro-ph2pe]

Understandable but soldiers need to make money after service bud they have just made the most out of it, even if they may have to act like an A lister every now and then they still passed that insane selection that most of us would never respect them.

[@guitarlover302]

Didn’t realise they carried so much kit

[@Redcrown1979]

I dont think there is anything wrong with Chris Ryan. He is well spoken as well.

[@umarganai3492]

very smart man

[@guitarlover302]

Truly remarkable ! Thank you 🙏

[@gerrypowell2748]

One quality you need in the SF.is immense patience👌

[@mikeleight7437]

I think he was one of Mike Hannigan's lads in Algeria late 90's...

[@SajidHussain-lj5mr]

I’ve seen Action !

[@chrisdurant4627]

We nobody no one is, we.all go back home,,, dust to dust,,, for.all of.us,,, true.init,

[@jackmchammocklashing224]

You are meant to hold up copies of news photos printed and only £40 a pop or a copy of your orders photo copy for £20 a pop

[@stevejessemey8428]

Ummmmmmmm, uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, ummmmmmmmm, ahhhhhhhhhhh. Pls learn how to speak in English.

[@2lefThumbs]

Pls lrn hw t typ wth vwls