Neil Davis 039 | Queens Own Highlanders | HUMINT Agent Handler
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Episode 039 is with Neil 'Neilly' Davis who served with the British Army in the Queens Own Highlanders and JSG. Neil was an instructor at the Infantry Battle School, Brecon and had an envious Infantry career before transitioning to a new unit. JSG was a HUMINT gathering unit working in the UK to gain a foothold against the IRA and Neil was an agent handler there for 6 years.
His post-military career has seen him working all over the world in a multitude of exciting roles to include a long term US Government contract providing HUMINT in Southern Afghanistan.
He now runs @Go.Noisy providing tactical training to those who require a professional competency. He has big plans for the future with the company so watch this space.
Follow Neil @GoNoisy www.gonoisy.com
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What a great guy who is absolutely adaptable and realistic. Total people person. Too old now, but only learnt about this suffer later in tu life. Cheers
Briaaiant podcast, Neilly is a top man! Keep up the great podcasts!! 👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers for the support mate!
Really good pod cast. I can relate to a lot from Ireland to CP. I really liked Neils real world attitude to BS
my very first platoon sergeant. i said to myself back then, he is a man id follow into battle. i wish i knew him better, i was a crow at the time, but he made a real impression on me. i’m glad he made a good career, and a good business. 👍🏻 Ps. I’m a contractor at Gardaworld! 😂 And my team doesn’t do that shit….. quite right my friend 😂
Excellent pod cast. Enjoyed it. keep up the good work
Thanks for your support mate. 🤘
Good friend and battalion footballer...great guy
Cheers for the support Roy. 🤘
As ever ..... Neilly is legitimate. We were so badly served by MI 6.
Anyone else here from Neil’s LinkedIn?
Pretty sure most have been from LinkedIn. Thanks for the support. 🤘
Algorithm.
not saying it´s BS but how did he get sent out to N Ireland at 17?
Very back in the day - as in the '70s and '80s, 17 year old could be sent to NI but wouldn't leave the camp gate until they hit 18. But they'd be just a few weeks shy of 18 - it made it logistically easier than having the lads sit on the rear party then playing catch up on the lay of the land and the ops tempo. It was stopped in the 90s