Yes paddy Maine legend what a man I would have liked to have seen him play more rugby 🏉 but the war put an end to that.and much respect to Damien for telling paddy’s story witch would have been lost if not for him and a couple of other people the truthful story I mean 😊
What a brilliant dare I say interview maybe conversation..... Ended way too soon , love Jack's podcasts and this was just wonderful..... Maybe a future guest and former SBS operator Staz from Through Dark ... Wonderful stories to tell .... keep up the fabulous work Jack 🇬🇧
Thanks Jack and Damien. I'm looking forward to this, as I have been studying and learning about some of the lesser known warriors of the early L Detachment and also excited about the new series on BBC about the Originals. I am lucky enough to have known Mike Sadler MC MM and these men were legends and he is still going strong and a wonderful man!
I have read the book mad battle between 60 M Squadron operators vs approx 100'000 Iraqi soldiers (don't believe me look it up!) absolute respect to the SBS and the American pilots that went above and beyond for our blokes! Brothers forever! Definitely should have a podcast about it, absolutly insane pitch battle then insane elite level piloting from the US Air assets, just incredible.
@@TonyDay-yt8hq In February 2003 60 elite operators from the SBS, with SAS and Delta Force embeds, were sent 1000km behind enemy lines to take the surrender of a 120,000-strong Iraqi army in a mission that seemed lunatic from the start. This is the untold true story of the most desperate battle fought by British and allied Special Forces trapped behind enemy lines since World War Two. (Abstract from zero six bravo)
I totally adore this chap, Mr Lewis your a legend, thanks for having this man on your pod.. 👍👍👍
Thank you Damien, I am from Northern Ireland and we are very proud of Paddy Maine , looking forward to the read .
Yes paddy Maine legend what a man I would have liked to have seen him play more rugby 🏉 but the war put an end to that.and much respect to Damien for telling paddy’s story witch would have been lost if not for him and a couple of other people the truthful story I mean 😊
Looking forward to this book tomorrow. Damien’s books are always compelling.
Got to say my favourite is bloody hero’s.
Wow. Thank you. More books to buy. This was riveting. 😊
That woz the best interview I have watched.thank you both. Can't for the next one.
What a brilliant dare I say interview maybe conversation..... Ended way too soon , love Jack's podcasts and this was just wonderful.....
Maybe a future guest and former SBS operator Staz from Through Dark ... Wonderful stories to tell .... keep up the fabulous work Jack 🇬🇧
Thanks Jack and Damien. I'm looking forward to this, as I have been studying and learning about some of the lesser known warriors of the early L Detachment and also excited about the new series on BBC about the Originals. I am lucky enough to have known Mike Sadler MC MM and these men were legends and he is still going strong and a wonderful man!
When are you going to put your program on RUMBLE? Would love to see you there. Have read all your books and can't wait for the next one.
Damiens book churchills secret warriors is fantastic
The writing and creative process is fascinating but the main gist is the lack of interruptions. Very difficult.
Tremendous!
Zero Six Bravo is a brilliant read about the SBS in Gulf war 2 ...
I have read the book mad battle between 60 M Squadron operators vs approx 100'000 Iraqi soldiers (don't believe me look it up!) absolute respect to the SBS and the American pilots that went above and beyond for our blokes! Brothers forever! Definitely should have a podcast about it, absolutly insane pitch battle then insane elite level piloting from the US Air assets, just incredible.
@@zeramoke where in earth did you get the 100,000 from ? 250 at the most
@@TonyDay-yt8hq In February 2003 60 elite operators from the SBS, with SAS and Delta Force embeds, were sent 1000km behind enemy lines to take the surrender of a 120,000-strong Iraqi army in a mission that seemed lunatic from the start. This is the untold true story of the most desperate battle fought by British and allied Special Forces trapped behind enemy lines since World War Two. (Abstract from zero six bravo)
@@TonyDay-yt8hq iraqi army 5th corp
@@zeramoke it was the Fedayeen that attacked though not the 5th Corp. and there were no SAS or DELTA embeds
I am curious where exactly is the beginning of this with the short clip of a Jeep driving forward before you begin?
This interview is 5 hours too short.
Your first book was meant to be, I believe in many ways your life is mapped for you..??
You need to slow down with the writing I have 4 books now and catching up😅👌