SAS Hero Colin MacLachlan Talks About PTSD and When He Was Captured and Tortured.

[@fangfacereturns4776]

I'm ex serviceman, with PTSD, I've an assistance dog from Veterans with dogs. My dog has saved me from my darkest times

[@candycane420uk7]

Stay strong m8 your dog will never let you down.✌🏻️

[@corettaha7855]

Fang face Returns any dog can do that. That’s just dogs in general.

[@twt3716]

One day dogs will rule the world. Simple. Can't wait.

[@Z_1917]

Stay safe bruh. Enjoy life and make yourself always HAPPY. You served your country well. Thanks for your service!! ❤🇮🇳

[@BrokenBritainz]

Bless you sir!! Thank you for your service!! & I hope you stay well, & you heal & recover.

[@nevadamareno3713]

This guy Is incredibly modest To get in the SAS at 23 he must be a fucking machine

[@howey935]

My grandad was in WWII and used to have nightmares right up to his 70s from PTSD then i introduced him to cannabis and his nightmares stopped virtually overnight. We lost him last year aged 98.

[@mickeyp5122]

Happy to hear your Grandad found some peace. God Bless him !!

[@grahamwaugh]

Real men

[@dockerslower]

I love the image of a 90 year old gentleman sparkling up a doobie. Good work,may he Rest In Peace.

[@warrenwilson36]

They should legalize it here in the UK

[@robbiesmith2525]

Respect 👍

[@allcounties7059]

It's a shame young men give their life .and our government treats them like dirt

[@alterego157]

Well if you're fighting some bullshit unjust wars that have nothing to do with defending your country and people, you're just killing for money. Kinda hard to have any respect for that, or sympathy when you get rekt in the process.

[@deeeeeeeench1209]

Baron von stappendorf and when there is no army some other country comes along wipes us out and then we don't have no trolls you no what it's a win win

[@BrokenBritainz]

@@deeeeeeeench1209 Well said!!! They have no idea....

[@deeeeeeeench1209]

Harry Harry Switzerland has mandatory military service for all able-bodied male citizens, who are conscripted when they reach the age of majority, though women may volunteer for any position. ... On 22 September 2013, a referendum was held that aimed to abolish conscription in Switzerland.

[@fancifulrat]

It's a shame veteran's don't tell young men not to invade countries and murder it's population .

[@soldier-boy-fitness]

Love this guy. Switched on cookie, with a lovely calming voice. No ego, just coolness at its highest level 👏👏

[@garytazcarroll8623]

Brilliant interview, had a few Beers with Colin at the Basrah Embassy then again at the B.I.A.P. just after the incident at the check point. The lads were being flown home the next day to the u.k. Colin if you read this, RESPECT brother, glad your home safe and sound......

[@JamesEnglish]

GaryTaz Carroll 👍🏼🙏🏼

[@gary8032]

Mr MacLachlan is a an excellent example for all human beings - hat is off to you sir you are a scholar and a gentlemen.Who Dare's Care indeed - absolutely brilliant - long may your good work continue.

[@jonathanwalker8730]

Superb interview. CM comes across as being remarkably articulate, intelligent, modest and empathetic. No macho BS. Ditto JE's conversation. Very, very inspiring. Thanks both.

[@JamesEnglish]

Jonathan Walker 👍🏼😀

[@ceowulf7328]

This man is a TRUE inspiration.

[@NitinShukla08]

there are many respectful veterans all around the globe but colin's unique conversational approach makes him much more convincing

[@Johnny-tt5dw]

Very articulate, humble and intelligent man. Will be reading the book. Superb interviewer also James. Good stuff boys. Was hooked from start to finish.

[@JamesEnglish]

John Alexander thank you brother 🙏🏻

[@Johnny-sj9sj]

Agreed. Brilliant interview from both sides of the table. PS: Subscribed!

[@fact-fiction7636]

John Alexander this guy was caught out lyinf and fabricating stories. He’s a scumbag worst of the walts

[@barrybhoy9203]

Brilliant james keep up the good work

[@jd8226]

Fact-fiction Calking him a Walt is bit of a stretch mate, let alone the “worst of the Walts”. He did serve in 22, he probably just embellished some dits. You’d be hard pressed to find any military book that hasn’t exaggerated a few things here and there.

[@1445Wazza]

One of best interviews I’ve ever watched, fantastic for any ex service guys struggling with MH. Well done James and Colin

[@JamesEnglish]

Thanks Wayne

[@welshwarrior5263]

As a former front line Soldier, I have total respect for this man. Excellent interview!

[@HoperehabcenterthailandAsia]

Fantastic work Colin is doing, I lost a friend recently to PTSD he was also long term SAS but some years ago and lived here also, he was my age but just had enough pain - very sad I could not help him, I am sure Colin will have heard about DP - thanks James

[@michaelburnett7809]

Another great one James, what a life you’ve had Colin. Massive Respect.

[@louisep4805]

Terrible that this was Colin's only career option at 15 and he was from an abusive home where he was locked up and hit. I hope his life is happy now; he seems so bright could have been successful at anything :((

[@bagiraramah7560]

The SAS guys are very humble people God bless 🙏🙏🙏

[@inspectorclouseau3880]

Colin hit the nail on the head there, if people see special forces guys struggle it makes us regular guys feel better. Top bloke

[@nicklittle7168]

Yet another cracking interview with a legend,ex forces myself, these lads are and were a cut above. You can see and feel the respect James has for Colin, thumbs up.

[@johnchap5052]

Met Colin couple of years back at an event to raise funds for Vets , absolute Gentleman , well done James another top Interview

[@aliverbirduponmychest3055]

I have suffered with PTSD for 31 years since the Hillsborough disaster and I can tell you the level of help and support in the early days was none existent and 31 years later it is not much better. To think a person can stand up and put their life on the line by committing themselves to a life of protecting and serving their country only to be forgotten once their experiences render them with mental health problems is nothing short of an absolute disgrace. The tragic suicide figures are a stain on society, if the system cannot help ex military what chance has a civilian got? I have so much respect for this guy, thank you for sharing!

[@adolflenin4973]

You'll Never Walk Alone

[@bennyob01]

Great chat James . He's a very inspiring man. Incredibly articulate.

[@JamesEnglish]

bennyob01 thank you mate 👍🏼

[@drutgat2]

Thanks very much, James. Colin MacLachlan seems like a very balanced, intelligent and modest person.

[@cleetusvandamme5105]

This is superb. Thanks to both James and Colin

[@petergambier]

I was raised in a military family, my dad was a Royal Marine Commando with 42, I didn't see him much, my mum raised and disciplined us 3 kids as best as she could while he was off on his jolly's, fighting for his country, in my dads case it was the 1950's, the Suez crisis and unrest in Borneo, apart from the troubles in Northern Ireland there was no major wars anywhere, just a global recovery from WW2. My dad beat me once, he didn't drink, smoke or take drugs, he certainly never locked me in a cupboard like Colin had been, I had a OK childhood but never went into the services. always lived in the country and always had animals around. Set up the helpline with veterans talking to veterans, as well as perhaps a home visit, it's a great idea, we also need to find a way of curing addiction to anything. They do a lot of drinking in the services and you can also buy cheaper booze at the NAAFI, in Cyprus bottled water is more expensive. The Army is your family and when you leave it can be very traumatic for those unprepared, you are being outed away from your family and unless you have a family of your own you are not going to survive very well out in Civistreet. As Colin also said, a soldier can be sent back to a combat zone much quicker than a soldier from the 60's and 70's, like my dad. We have so much more conflict and war. Wars have entered the digital age, they have no more meaning, they aren't about defending queen and country, they are about land, corporations, oil, resources and now, since the lie about Saddam having weapons of mass destruction, the invasion of Iraq, the Twin Towers and the US siding with the Sunni Saudi's because of their oil...........religion.

[@petergambier]

I don't think it is anymore Gggg, the castles the palaces and pomp, the monarchy is all for the tourists, corporations and dirty energy, they are the new kings & queens that rule our lives.

[@petergambier]

@Gggg, I get what you mean now. I just find it all so outdated and elitest, we will never meet them so why would anybody put the life on the line? If the queen was more political we would knew where she stands but she's just a symbol which means nothing.

[@racinsnake7129]

Given the choice between Tony Blair/Boris Johnson or The Queen I know who I’d rather defend. Yes she’s a symbol, a figurehead for the British Isles, someone to unite us in tough times without political or religious bias.

[@petergambier]

@@racinsnake7129, thanks for the response RS, perhaps the Queen should be more biased so that we know where she stands and on which side of the fence.

[@npc77107]

Great podcast James, even though I'm a little late to it, I had to comment. Suicide among 1st. Responders (ie: Police, fire, medics) is a big issue here in the states as well.

[@noelhogan7289]

I’m currently writing my second book which addresses life after the military. It’s 95% psychology and can be (with the right cognitive dynamic) be dealt with. PTSD shouldn’t be confused with social adjustment. Just by James putting good quality engagement blogs on here helps more ex servicemen and women than you can imagine.

[@craigdixon4625]

This is a great channel and this is a particularly good episode. I rarely watch tv news anymore, this is really the future, honest straightforward no agenda journalism, keep it up pal.

[@1974mdavid]

This bloke is a legend cannot wait to read Colin’s book and his life experiences.

[@JamesEnglish]

D M same mate

[@GIRO]

A watched this again our army should have a system set up for ptsd my friends husband suffered terribly

[@JamesEnglish]

GIRO PRODUCTIONS copy righted material 2019 agree mate 👍🏼

[@christineparkinson3188]

Hey Colin, how you doing? Remember me from Newbattle...2009? Great to hear you? I have c.ptsd too? Really great to hear your story? Take good care Christine xx

[@simonchaddock3694]

Colin sounds like a well rounded person and a has a lot of good advice

[@PiersDevil]

These heroes protect our country the least our government can do is support them when they leave the military.

[@jordanfinnegan9290]

Unreal again James! Close to home this one! Brilliant

[@JamesEnglish]

Jordan Finnegan cheers mate 👍🏼

[@tonym992]

What a humble and intelligent gentleman Colin is.

[@danielmarshall4587]

Mr English thank you again. Your channel is a GOLDMINE, all the best.

[@fifdrawscockseverywhere8031]

RIP to that poor flower in the vase

[@davelewis6256]

RIP 100%

[@huskey8859]

Lest we forget (that flower).

[@strictlynorton]

Not in the least bit OCD hehe... first thought i had was for that wee flower! Thoughts and prayers!

[@AD270479]

I thought 'Aw fuck, ET's no well again' :/

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

Probably died of boredom listening to James and Colin lol Sorry Fellas ;)

[@themccarthyplan2020]

I good solid loving father/son relationshipn in childhood is essential for a man. It can be tragic if this is denied

[@bencrossley9532]

Whatever you pussy.

[@knottsscary]

Speaking from personal experience; yup

[@stevenhenry7862]

Wry true Words!

[@ds-yb6kr]

@@bencrossley9532 Soz hard

[@paulprice929]

@@bencrossley9532 prick

[@kevinadamson7571]

I have ptsd not through my army service but by years and years of running a business getting ripped off people letting me down .ive tried counseling , every type of drugs and none have worked . Its not a weakness its an illness you can't see . Some days I can't get out of bed and when.I go to bed I can't sleep . Im in a no win situation which has broken my marraige my life and my spirit . I think the ones who push themselves the hardest suffer the most, that never say die mentality will eventually catch up with you sometime in your life .

[@johnclark1925]

Intelligent and aware. I would rather hear more of this chap than the twaddle Ant Middleton spouts out.

[@robbiesmith2525]

yeah,he reminds me of a gay rylan clarke

[@ABC-dw7pe]

@@robbiesmith2525 Gay Rylan?! mate Rylans so far in the closet he's paying regular visits to Narnia

[@robbiesmith2525]

@@ABC-dw7pe lol

[@andrewcairns8266]

I was trying to figure out this guy's voice and why it sounded familiar. He has the exact same tone and accent as Gerry McCann.

[@ajjohnstone7063]

This was class. Another excellent interview James 👍🏼

[@JamesEnglish]

Alan JOHNSTONE thanks Alan

[@DamienRowatt]

This guy sounds like a living legend. Kudos 👊

[@barneydonaghy5561]

I’m a ex Australian army soldier I’ve never been the same since leaving the army always felt lost and incomplete I’ve built a new life but I feel that a part of me is is missing

[@mattgosling2657]

Good luck mate

[@gordonroy7860]

Hang in there pal

[@holdfast7657]

Here in the Australian Army we seem to do more for those with PTSD than the Brits. We often have guys with PTSD still serving and manage their care. Veterans are well looked after once they leave. After deployments we have decompression. A period of time where we cannot go home to our families but we stay with our fellow soldiers, resting in a low tempo environment. Despite this I found it hard going back to my family and friends. There are moments when you miss the 24/7 of being surrounded by your mates all with the same purpose. It becomes hard to relate to civvies about things you have seen and done, especially when they moan about trivial things.

[@rgyuffhgfyggffgg9400]

@@user-er4xo2zl4r a dingo ate my baby

[@aussiefella4668]

anony mous we fought in Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor, Vietnam the Solomon Islands and more

[@ds-yb6kr]

@@aussiefella4668 don't rise to him

[@karenmolyneux4434]

Wow is all guys, touched a few nerves

[@huskey8859]

I'm sure I seen this guy going a motivational speech, top lad.

[@scwottful]

Been binge watching your channel, great stuff.

[@ineffa8le00rt]

Great show, man -fan from across the pond

[@JamesEnglish]

Thank you

[@exmoorfarmer4880]

What a hugely positive interview.

[@dhlshovel]

Great Interview! Quality questions done in style and a very intelligent interviewee.

[@dhlshovel]

And Interviewer!

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

A Scotsman called James English, thats pure magic by the way.

[@learningcurve4242]

@Iso stop hating you bellend, yer mawz a massive woosh

[@ivartheboneless5969]

@@learningcurve4242 quality bud

[@stevenorr966]

great work lads. beers all round. keep it up james!

[@markdennis930]

Colin is such a great guy

[@johncole8501]

Always good with James English top man,

[@neiljgould]

Thanks guys great chat. best of luck with who dares cares. little tip for people with sleeping problems, take liquid magnesium, relaxes muscles .

[@alexi27hw]

I'll be honest,I live with constant regret,from our little outing in tavistock , which makes Middletown assault look like a picnic,tried reaching out no joy

[@rossgraham833]

Brilliant interview James🤗👌🏻 Colin is an awesome guest. Good for you and the team for getting him on. I can only imagine the stuff these guys have seen, been through & had to do. Meanwhile, the general public who these guys are doing these operations for just order a Pizza!!!!👎🏻 Good work the both of you😉✌🏼️

[@paulmcdonough1093]

Good discussion should help a lot of people hopefully

[@JamesEnglish]

Paul Mcdonough 👍🏼

[@garryharriman7349]

I spent almost 20 years in the RAF leaving at age 36. The RAF is nothing like the Green Army (accepting the RAF Regiment) yet alone the UKSF but some of the same issues as mentioned here are generic to all 3 services. The biggest battles are these. 1. Housing. Many give no thought about where they will live and make no provisions. The housing market in UK now is mental. 2 A second career and stability. I myself can not count the number of jobs I have had since leaving where many employees one works.with lack the professionalism and work ethic expected of you in the Armed Services. Furthermore, the repsonsilities and skills one has in the service are.simply.not appreciated in many aspects of the real world leaving many service vets underemployed. 3 Lack of education. Many join straight from school with little or no educational attainment. This is okay to get in the military but wil cause issues in the real world. 4 Money. Many people get used to regular and modest salary and spend it giving no thoughts of when those days end. 5 Lack of direction. Once you are out of the service, what you were and what you did mainly count for nothing. Even SF lads can also face this harsh fact. I would recommend to all.serving members, RAF, RN, BA,RM even UKSF to save money regularly, a third of your monthly salary if you can. Go to.college, plan for a.second career. Think about the fact that you will need a roof over your head when you do leave. Don't be a piss head. Always remember that the day wil come where you return from whence you came and it's fucking hard out there on more levels that you could imagine. Take care of yourselves and remember the 6 PS! I was Samaritans for 9 years and trained to be a counselor and had a big chunk of cash to put down for a house. My future did pan out as I hoped and I am sure many vets can say the same with many having very successful lives in the real world too. Garry H. RAF, 1987_2006, South Carolina, USA

[@marksmith8732]

Nice comment.im in a situation myself now that is different but has some similar issues.ive been in a small business for many years and through mistakes and a bad partnership have lost everything.i never bothered to get an education because I thought it would never end.now I'm left at 48 with no skill , money and idea of what I'm going to do. The only thing I have is lots of drive and energy to succeed.but it's tough going from having a nice house, decent amounts of money and 70 employees that looked up to me .I should have done many things differently but I didn't.

[@garryharriman7349]

@@marksmith8732 I am so sorry to hear of your sittuation. It's difficult to offer anything of any real tangible value to you that will not sound patronizing or unhelpful. I suppose that drive that is intrinsic and what made you can also get you back on your feet. Hang in there, Mark. If you ever want to chat, get in touch. Garry

[@marksmith8732]

@@garryharriman7349 thank you for you're kind words.

[@garryharriman7349]

@@marksmith8732You are more than welcome, Mark. I hope you find yourself in a better place soon

[@garryharriman7349]

@Big Dck Good old sittiuational leadership taught to all military NCOs. It works, doesn't it!

[@johnfraser9243]

Give James English a chat show well done young fella

[@JamesEnglish]

Cheers brother

[@michaelburnett7809]

John Fraser brilliant interview James English your work is brilliant

[@michaelburnett7809]

James English brilliant interview James, you deserve a show mate keep up the great work

[@ImmmSPARTACUS]

You should lead the interview with war stories to show what the soldiers go thru. Then you follow up with how difficult life is when they leave.

[@ryanimal8625]

I met some guys from who dares cares at benglais farm on the West highland way. Good group of guys

[@Matt_Johnson_UK]

Colin is a credit to himself and his past. Nice chap too!

[@paulhodges101]

I just am of the mind that good lads and lasses served, 🇬🇧 so, when they come out of service, any well meaning life preserving advice to help them when they are at home may be helpful.

[@belfastshedend26]

This is pure class!

[@JamesEnglish]

belfastshedend26 thank you

[@tommyt1811]

Magic mate. Really enjoyed. Cheers.

[@joejoe2928]

HI COLIN ,I SERVED IN PONTIOUS PILATES 1st OF FOOT ALSO LEFT IN SEPTEMBER 1972 DIAGNOSED WITY PTSD IN 2017........💂

[@AGfrom83]

The government owes these guys alot more. I understand we are learning as we go, having had almost two decades of full scale warfare. These guys are kicking doors in, day in day out for YEARS. That in itself is just unprecedented level of trauma to put someone through. Then they get out. And it's a handshake from their boss and the door shuts behind them. Suddenly the job they gave up their entire life to become a master of - is gone. The machine continues on as if everything they contributed was insignificant. And they have to deal with figuring out who they actually are. Because their entire life was given to their job. If they hadn't put everything they had into it, they would never have reached the level they did. The military has put the money and research into how to transform these guys into instruments of war. Now it needs to out some money and research into how to transform them back, or at the very least how to support them while they transform themselves. We all owe them way more than this.

[@gerryh9592]

Very inspirational and informative interview James , really good watch mate ..

[@JamesEnglish]

John Bhoy cheers mate

[@garryharriman7349]

Some interesting points here. I worked for Samaritans for 9 years, a very professional organization that helps a lot of people from a all aspects of society and socioeconomic backgrounds. Maybe a service veterans version of Samaritans is required.

[@kevinadamson7571]

Totally agree with you , they invest a lot of time and effort in training you to be a killing machine but once you leave the services your on your own . There are veterans charities out there but should we as a country leave our veterans to their own fate . You can train a man to be physically fit through training but how can you train an individuals mental capacity , you cant .

[@garryharriman7349]

@@kevinadamson7571 I think its getting a little better, Kevin, but a lot more needs to be done. I live and work in the US now and it`s a different story for vets out here, they seem to be better cared for.

[@bn4015]

This man speaks so much sense, people who serve our country should get and have more help than they get, They should be housed straight away after leaving the forces, given every need and help they need, there is so much our country doesn’t tell the public because it would terrify the public, All our soldiers don’t get anything that they deserve, They make us all safe in things that we don’t know about, put into wars that ain’t ours, see things that no one should ever see,They should be treated like royalty, I’ve seen people who have served our country begging on the streets because they don’t get any help when they leave or advise who to talk or turn to, but foreigners get more help and homed than our soldiers it’s totally wrong!!! British soldiers matter!!!x

[@braindrain8922]

I have PTSD from the prison service, absolutely no back up at all

[@hairyassJock]

ehhhhh ?????

[@petermccombe4027]

Don’t go to prison lol

[@braindrain8922]

@Tog Dread say to my face you gutless little fuck x

[@ivartheboneless5969]

Where u a guard or a inmate

[@bellasridingvlogs7746]

Any progress on the book coming out? Would love to read it.

[@jerryoshea3116]

This was a good interview👍

[@JamesEnglish]

Thanks Jerry

[@jerryoshea3116]

@@JamesEnglish No credit where it's due👍I'v only spent about 18mnths in the UK since 1999..And only acquired my first "Smartphone"5yrs ago(i'm no luddite,just busy working)so many characters and situations perhaps common place to some are "new News"to me..But having just discovered ur "Podcast"you've defintely met some i interesting personality's s..And this former "Sas"man is one.. And I'v been watching a few interviews with the other members of that Tv show"WdW"(I've never seen it myself,i'm not a big fan of "reality TV")But as much as they deserve their moment in the limelight(certainly more than most)Mythologising(I think that's a word)these guys just doesn't help..Speaking about the real issues such as "PTSD"does..And correct me if i'm wrong,wasn't this fella the British military man who got banged up&nearly killed in Basra,Iraq(perhaps in 2010?)When the British Army raided a Iraqi "Cop shop"?to rescue one of their own👍(Thankfully👍)..But my apoligies for the ramble..And as I said,the interview was good because u weren't asking the sterereotypical (q)while interrupting constantly(as is often the case)and he came a cross as a very intelligent&down to earth fella.

[@samuelhumphrey5908]

"you dont want cycle after cycle" So true

[@GIRO]

Very resource full top guy

[@stevenfinch7086]

Thanks james

[@eddiemontgomery140]

What a Brilliant podcast, this man is a legend ,so is james ,I Know very well the subject matter colin is talking about ,I served my country and I,m proud of it .

[@eddiemontgomery140]

Thank you james and colin for the link ,I,ll be contacting very soon ,OUTSTANDING .

[@parthenipirate]

Worked in building trade with many ex military. Always felt sorry for them. Civvy street hard for them

[@leedavies2886]

@JamesEnglish you need to get Mark Billy Billingham on! Had an awesome career in the parachute regiment and also the SAS where he became a warrant officer, he also trained on the SAS selection course and of course on SAS who dares wins programme, he was also a bodyguard and was in some movies!!! On top of that has done and continues to do charity work in Hati!!!

[@JamesEnglish]

👍🏼

[@mattgosling2657]

Yeah mate there's loads of ex special forces guys that are interesting to listen to, plenty of good podcast interviews to watch on KZbin isn't there.

[@paulisles2833]

Thanks, that was inspirational.

[@paulhodges101]

And pray. If it helps.

[@mathewshore103]

Good luck getting the book published

[@taf5051]

I’m pretty sure it was my old regiment that went in that day in Basra 2 Royal Welsh

[@paulhodges101]

Im not being funny but is colin still ok? Dont leave the lad alone for long it aint good if hes been in the situation hes been in. ❤

[@claremackenzie5851]

Touched an nerve there young man 🤙

[@twothreebravo2374]

I always though mandatory service in the reserves in your last 6 months would be a good transition to civi street whilst maintaining military structure/connections etc

[@johnregan326]

Brilliant stuff 👏. James you interviewed a lovely guy 👦 you should interview Peter mcaleece no mean soldier I meet Peter & Rusty firmin on the 17th of April last month at a book signing brilliant what a day . Peter film 🎥 killing ecobar which is out on BBC i player right now its brilliant.

[@TheHeirachyExploitYou]

Basically if you don’t want the possibility of ptsd don’t join the army. What other job leaves you in that state? They are advertising joining the army amongst young people in care figures.

[@bencruzar7135]

pitty its only 45 mins log. his understanding is king worthy.

[@blahblah5750]

Colin you’ve put the weight on!

[@jedprice9122]

De brief is ever present in military life, and should be the last step before civvie st. I got out in 84 after a two yr NI tour, and had no clue what to do, or how to behave, where to go etc

[@danielreid4364]

How's he not still on who dares wins? Feel like he's been shafted off channel 4 and the mod.

[@michaelmcmillan8874]

Daniel Reid he got binned as some woman he used for a one nite stand made an allugation against him which was unproven

[@fact-fiction7636]

He got caught out lying and fabricating stories that’s why

[@seanbooth9330]

He oozes professionalism and confidence. His eyes look they are still waiting for a contact. I like this guy he’s a good speaker.

[@sianlewis8675]

Daniel Reid he is, you just can’t see him.

[@Rdm46-91]

Have to have ollie ollerton on one day can see it in his eyes hes got an amazing story to tell

[@mattgosling2657]

Yeah ive seen Ollie do a couple of interviews, he's a really cool and interesting fella. All the ex special forces guys are good to listen to, I think Ollie has been in the SAS and SBS, I'd never heard of anyone doing both before, he also nearly got killed by a circus chimp when he was a kid too.

[@kallealle7442]

Great serious

[@SL-fg1cd]

James look into story of big jock lamb fae ayrshire.. possible incredible interview

[@teresataubman9197]

hope the book comes out one day xxx

[@et0474]

Can’t wait to join the paras and then the uksf... as soon as my apprenticeship ends I’m off

[@danielmccarten4357]

Good luck, get your running shoes on

[@jakhaughton1800]

I don’t agree that PTSD sufferers should speak to ‘like minded’ people. I worked with Victim Support and the victims of crime opened up to me by just listening and asking questions that got the victims to explain their problems.