BBC panorama tonight

[mC HULL 13,219]

4 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Il tell you something for nothing 

listen to the Ariana grande news footage , that whoop whoop in the sky is the reason we don’t have active shooter attacks in the uk . That chinook will have     Been lifted in secs with A gang of lads in crye trousers inside ready to cause f***ing chaos at the drop of a hat 

they are our finest and deserve every inch of respect Lauded upon them . 

in reality , not many people know the sacrifices these ordinary geezers make , to be at the absolute pinnacle of their profession. 
 

 

 

 

there whole purpose is to kill whoever there told and there excellent at it i’ve never said any different 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,116]

15 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

in this day and age without a doubt 

do you think  educated sensible men join the infantry to be cannon fodder risk there life 

to make the c**ts in power richer and to give them more power 

but that’s just my opinion we’re all entitled to one 

If you compared the average 24 year old lad from your estate, with an infantry section commander , I think you’d be in for a shock . 
 

the fact you think like that , shows you have very little interaction with the army of today or recent past . 15 years ago , the blowing up of doors and room clearances was the domain of specialist units , nowadays that’s the average task for todays junior infanteer. Add in the command needed , leadership , the will to succeed , communication in radios , written and verbal format , the values imposed , the entire plethora of technicial and physical ability to be a successful junior commander. 
 

to dismiss them as “thick” is quite frankly , shocking 

[mC HULL 13,219]

5 minutes ago, Gypsydog94 said:

Calling soldiers brain dead do you not see that as a insult. Just because me you and many others didn’t have the bottle or drive to join don’t make them brain dead. People join the forces for many reasons and I’m sure many probably didn’t agree with going to Iraq or Afghan. 

not really everyone know about cannon fodder don’t they ? 

not joining the infantry has nothing to do with bottle

if  you don’t agree with something but still go what would you call that 

 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,116]

2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

there whole purpose is to kill whoever there told and there excellent at it i’ve never said any different 

Yet you’ve just labelled the majority of them “thick” as by and large the majority of the SAS are from the parachute regiment 

[Gypsydog94 4,608]

Just now, mC HULL said:

not really everyone know about cannon fodder don’t they ? 

not joining the infantry has nothing to do with bottle

if  you don’t agree with something but still go what would you call that 

 

There job More to the army then shooting and killing 

[mC HULL 13,219]

3 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

If you compared the average 24 year old lad from your estate, with an infantry section commander , I think you’d be in for a shock . 
 

the fact you think like that , shows you have very little interaction with the army of today or recent past . 15 years ago , the blowing up of doors and room clearances was the domain of specialist units , nowadays that’s the average task for todays junior infanteer. Add in the command needed , leadership , the will to succeed , communication in radios , written and verbal format , the values imposed , the entire plethora of technicial and physical ability to be a successful junior commander. 
 

to dismiss them as “thick” is quite frankly , shocking 

infrsntry section commander what’s that one every 500 or more troops ? 

you have to be good at doing as your told 

[mC HULL 13,219]

4 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Yet you’ve just labelled the majority of them “thick” as by and large the majority of the SAS are from the parachute regiment 

there good at killing stiff the ones end up in the sas have a bit about em and are fit that is a small minority is it not 

me old window cleaner when a kid was a para the old bill leathered him left him to die then hid his body for decades he was a descent bloke loved the army treated like shite 

 

[TOMO 26,505]

18 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Il tell you something for nothing 

listen to the Ariana grande news footage , that whoop whoop in the sky is the reason we don’t have active shooter attacks in the uk . That chinook will have     Been lifted in secs with A gang of lads in crye trousers inside ready to cause f***ing chaos at the drop of a hat 

they are our finest and deserve every inch of respect Lauded upon them . 

in reality , not many people know the sacrifices these ordinary geezers make , to be at the absolute pinnacle of their profession. 
 

 

 

 

sorry mate no likes left...

but we'll said

[mC HULL 13,219]

8 minutes ago, Gypsydog94 said:

There job More to the army then shooting and killing 

that’s what the guards at auchwitz called it aswell there job 

[THE STIFFMEISTER 16,116]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

infrsntry section commander what’s that one every 500 or more troops ? 

you have to be good at doing as your told 

You’ve no idea of mission command , the three block war , or the orders process so it’s pointless arguing with you . 

the best days of my life were as a section commander in airborne forces , the freedom to impose your will on the lads as a mentor , a coach and as a friend was a burden I felt I carried with reverence . 

last month I had two messages from two young lads who were part of my section , one is now an officer , the other is now something else . In both cases I actively encouraged them to better themselves and to try something different . I felt a sense of real achievement in the words they said . 

that’s what a section commander should be like , the way I was taught to be , the way I was fostered , coached , mentored and ultimately trusted to take over from my peers . 
 

you can’t buy that sense of belonging or familial ties in any other occupation on this earth imho 

[mC HULL 13,219]

Just now, TOMO said:

sorry mate no likes left...

but we'll said

if we never let libyan immigrants here in the first place it wouldn’t a happened would it mate ?

[Gypsydog94 4,608]

Just now, mC HULL said:

that’s what the guards at auchwitz called it aswell there job 

And they would of got shot for not following there orders Your making yourself look a even bigger Bellend then you normally do today

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11 minutes ago, THE STIFFMEISTER said:

Yet you’ve just labelled the majority of them “thick” as by and large the majority of the SAS are from the parachute regiment 

Out of interest what would you reckon that percentage would be roughly? 

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Just now, saluki bouy said:

Out of interest what would you reckon that percentage would be roughly? 

Lesser these days but for many years it was viewed as the natural progression for para regt jncos . 

Id estimate three quarters of Hereford will have had some sort of 16 air assault brigade background . 

[mC HULL 13,219]

1 minute ago, Gypsydog94 said:

And they would of got shot for not following there orders Your making yourself look a even bigger Bellend then you normally do today

if i was told to gas women and children or be shot id take the bullet