General Mark Carleton-Smith, Chief of the General Staff: RUSI Land Warfare Conference 2018

[@jerryhenderson2895]

I shared a dorm at Cheltenham College Junior School about 45 years ago with him, and honestly he hasn't changed a bit. Well done to him for showing superb leadership.

[@generalsirmarkcarlton-smit7301]

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[@markgreet3543]

Allways interested in army ranks and very proud of the army this gentleman clearly is an articulate and honest guy. My dad did national service and was sent over to Germany he was a lance corporial rank his dad was working up to being a sergeant.respect to this guy.

[@michaelanderson7715]

Those are SAS wings on his right arm and he has had 3 related positions; 1. 22 SAS Squadron Officer Commanding 2. 22 SAS Commanding Officer 3. Director of Special Forces --------- Respect earned in abundance.

[@IainFrame]

It's a reasonable CV to be fair. 😎

[@MegaJohny56]

The CGS reminds me of Gen Horrocks, very attractive, knowledgeable with a bit of wit. The wings on the arm say the rest!

[@krievutauta2239]

Brian Gwynne Horrocks, 7 September 1895 Ranikhet, India?

[@alisonhilll4317]

He looks like Rimmer from red dwarf , and he sounds like him .

[@stuartdowling5984]

Smoke me a kipper

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[@TheMrBennjay]

A warm welcome to your new role sir. While I admire your analysis and desire to bring some real and much-needed change to the British Army, I wonder what you have to make of the National Security Capability Review 2017-2018 by RUSI, which effectively condemns the Army to less than satisfactory Government spending in real terms.

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[@JamesBrown-ux9ds]

Perfect but - we must not forget by trying to take away ucraine from russia 'by means of the market driven economy' (sind sind more means)) was a huge mistake of the west and underestimated Moscow. As we today know. And we shouldn't go to war for that mistake without reconsidering the whole spectrum of our capabilities.

[@walterestes984]

Winston Churchill