Anyone got any info on this? There is almost nothing on the net about it
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Anyone got any info on this? There is almost nothing on the net about it
RMD
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How very very dramatic.
Commando on the front line episode 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYF-qDopam0
About RMC, basic training and Afghanistan.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYF-qDopam0
About RMC, basic training and Afghanistan.
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Martin Scott
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Seen It under Warriors of The French Foreign Legion. Its not bad he tells it like it is with no bullshit. Have a look on You Tube.
Isn't that Dominique Vandenberg?
Story is more like the one in his book.
Story is more like the one in his book.
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Martin Scott
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May be a nom de guerre or his pen name.
I don't think so...Vanderberg has published his own book with his own name, and he and Gast don't look anything alike. Well, other than the shaved head. Plus Gast is Germany, and Vandenberg is Belgian.
Here he (DV) is on IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0888664/
All in all...a little too macho and oorah for me personally, but that's just me.
"I Hope They Serve Beer In Hell"!
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Martin Scott
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Merci for that mate.
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Ossis. O
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Good bloke was Oravitz
Roey
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Great informative documentary on the advances of medical treatment and how new techniques are saving many more lives from the Battlefield....really worth a watch if you have a few hrs to spare..
http://youtu.be/_8rKzUk1wPg
http://youtu.be/JDdoqWZ9pdo
http://youtu.be/_8rKzUk1wPg
http://youtu.be/JDdoqWZ9pdo
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Excellent, i visioned this series a few months ago and i wanted to see it again, but couldn't recall what it was called. Cheers Roey mate for sharing the links.
British Army officer becomes first woman to pass brutal Para course
British Army officer Capt Rosie Wild, 28, passes the brutal five-day P Company course.
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British Army officer Capt Rosie Wild, 28, passes the brutal five-day P Company course.www.bbc.com
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P Coy is tough as I recall from early1959. Simply maximum aggression. I was not allowed to box in the milling at Maida. It was slogging to the face. In a previous post I mentioned how the Para offer assisted me.
I thought P Coy was longer than only 5 days but memory fails. The AACCse is 9 weeks. after a 4 week beat up. But the courses are completely different in nature. There is no real comparison for they are designed to produce different products. The latter deals with trained, sailors, soldiers and airmen.
In conclusion, I think she has been fantastic. I for one tip my hat to her.
I thought P Coy was longer than only 5 days but memory fails. The AACCse is 9 weeks. after a 4 week beat up. But the courses are completely different in nature. There is no real comparison for they are designed to produce different products. The latter deals with trained, sailors, soldiers and airmen.
In conclusion, I think she has been fantastic. I for one tip my hat to her.