Capt Jonny Mortimer-Hendry 033 | Platoon Commander | Parachute Regiment | British Army

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  • Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
  • Jonny Mortimer-Hendry is a retired Captain from the British Army. He served with the 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment as a Platoon Commander, deploying to Afghanistan on Herrick XIII in 2010. He moved to UK SFSG [1 PARA] on promotion to Captain and returned back to Afghanistan with his new unit. He spent a brief period of time with 3 PARA as OC Mortor Pl before leaving the army to pursue other ventures.
    You can follow Jonny on INSTAGRAM @iamjonnymh
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Комментарии • 43

  • @billperry7549
    @billperry7549 2 года назад +15

    I really appreciate this young man’s comments about junior and senior NCO”s responsibilities for educating and helping their Young Officers in their early years. They need guidance! If they don’t get responsible and measured guidance they will not respect their NCO”s in future years and if they are bright officers, will turn out to be barking mad, out of control CO”s!

    • @IO-zg8md
      @IO-zg8md Месяц назад

      Agree. Although sadly, being bright is not a requirement to be a CO.

  • @reubenbunter143
    @reubenbunter143 3 года назад +9

    This podcast deserves way more attention

  • @mmaukk3080
    @mmaukk3080 2 года назад +3

    One of the best podcasts ive seen. Excellent.

  • @tomosa6880
    @tomosa6880 10 месяцев назад +2

    Great podcast, in depth discussions, and another fantastic guest, that many of us ex-forces and currently serving, can relate to, and civilians can hear from the horses mouth, not some TV put together docudrama that only tells the 5-10% of a soldiers life, always the Juicy bits.
    Only one suggestion.... Change the "music" that is running at the start,😂 sounds like a two year old found the keyboard from the 1980s 😂. Seriously though, thanks for the great podcast ,and thanks to all of the service men and women,who served, currently serve, and those heros who sadly paid the ultimate price. 🇬🇧👍

  • @regredhill5429
    @regredhill5429 8 месяцев назад +1

    Thank you both for such an insightful interview. Leant so much about the military and the strength of the human character.

  • @callummorrison6153
    @callummorrison6153 3 года назад +3

    The first Lead Wasps episode I have listened to- and I found it very enjoyable.
    Excellent interviewer and also suberb guest speaker, able to articulately, confidently and frankly discuss an army career, and its various features.
    The discussion of command was particularly insightful from the ordinary ranks perspective of the interviewer, and the officer ranks of the interviewee- indeed a discussion. I have Liked, and Subscribed.

  • @antonymeechan7969
    @antonymeechan7969 3 года назад +8

    just found these,making work bearable these days 😁

  • @michaelwhitton9490
    @michaelwhitton9490 2 года назад +2

    Enjoying the podcasts mate, just started tuning in. Really good listen and some cracking stories.

  • @meme4one
    @meme4one 8 месяцев назад +1

    Interesting comments on age and how you deal with problems. I'm 43 now and could have dealt with most things that I saw in the army far more effectively however, seeing half starved kids covered in filth in the Balkans would break me now but at 19 it barely registered.

  • @ghostwriter2031
    @ghostwriter2031 2 года назад +1

    Excellent discussion -a great career.

  • @TheHippocrocapig
    @TheHippocrocapig Год назад +2

    1:48:44 Absolute love and relate to this quote

  • @jjsracing69
    @jjsracing69 Год назад +1

    That intro is beautiful. Footage is great, good beat that kicks off with the (i think) m72 law, Perfect. First time watcher. I have yet to watch, but seems legit from the intro.
    Danke

  • @ollybadger9973
    @ollybadger9973 3 года назад +5

    I just found these! Looking to go to Sandhurst next year, maybe on to paras. These are so good!!!

    • @theleadwaspspodcast1985
      @theleadwaspspodcast1985  3 года назад

      Cheers for the support big lad. All the best. 🤘

    • @Killjoy120
      @Killjoy120 3 года назад +1

      Same for me mate. Hopefully meet you next year haha. Love the podcast guys.

    • @reubenbunter143
      @reubenbunter143 3 года назад

      @@Killjoy120 veteran state of mind is a great podcast

    • @Killjoy120
      @Killjoy120 3 года назад +1

      @@reubenbunter143 already on it too!

    • @reubenbunter143
      @reubenbunter143 3 года назад

      @@Killjoy120 there’s another young bloke on there that’s going for para reg officer I think

  • @ralphwatt8752
    @ralphwatt8752 10 месяцев назад

    Whats a Day without a Challenge
    " Airborne all the Way "

  • @billperry7549
    @billperry7549 10 месяцев назад +1

    You’re absolutely correct. Platoon sergeants are so responsible for developing the education of their subalterns. I always preached that to my Sgts Mess when I was RSM. essential, if you’re going to have senior officers with respect for SNCO’s!!!

  • @RageQuitSco
    @RageQuitSco 3 года назад +2

    Is that intro music made up of gunshots? That's mad

  • @grahamconquer8117
    @grahamconquer8117 6 месяцев назад

    Did u go for selection??

  • @garytazcarroll8623
    @garytazcarroll8623 3 года назад +5

    UTRINQUE PARATUS XX

  • @grahamconquer8117
    @grahamconquer8117 6 месяцев назад

    Boss i trade cfd,s on forex and commodities ,i even turned to day trading learnt the ropes and i was good at it seeing patterns, i done machine learning course from Stanford school of engineering, Please ask if i could help in anyway im qualified

  • @GJ-ol5ev
    @GJ-ol5ev 2 года назад

    51:32

  • @Ken_oh545
    @Ken_oh545 10 месяцев назад

    Quality reminiscences. A crow rupert with 1 pip and no wings.
    One-way pep talk.
    Something reminded me of an evening with a randomly met ex-Para NCO in an Antwerp bar, for some reason he was going on about how much he could drink, so I stayed with him beer for beer for 8 or 9 hours exchanging round after round until around 5am he collapsed to the floor and I had to help him up lol after he didnt heed my advice and drank silly strength beer. Well worth it, what a muppet. He had excellent stories but wasnt boasting any more about booze after some hours in my company. He tried hard though.😂
    Also noticed Army Officer speech/accent/delivery/syntax/vocabulary now merged with normal member of public, verbal delivery lightyears away from equivalent of 50 years ago (or even 30 years ago)
    Y'know...kinda....like....right....slang...bad language not just when quoting speech....and vowels flattened out totally.
    Interesting interview.
    Would like to hear a bit more about Nanyuki.
    Nice line about inner city lads 'first flight they've been on they're jumping out of it'

  • @MikeHunt-rw4gf
    @MikeHunt-rw4gf 2 года назад

    Algorithm

  • @pauljermyn5909
    @pauljermyn5909 3 года назад

    Get a Brit on who has served in the French foreign Legion like Alex rowe

  • @elliottg.1954
    @elliottg.1954 Год назад +1

    Fair play to Capt Jonny Mortimer-Hendry , he's had an amazing life. Except, even speaking as exForces the bad language was over the top and unnecessary. It's not big, it's not clever and perhaps civvies and young people aspiring to join up think we are a bunch of foulmouths. Just saying, and no of course we don't have to watch it.

  • @ginsinguk8204
    @ginsinguk8204 2 месяца назад

    Great interview! knew Jonny BITD, but Soz tbh, had to turn it of...f when Bear Bluffer was mentioned! Grills always tries to legitimise himself and what he hasn't done, by aligning himself with good people and there idias.....

  • @cwftft4273
    @cwftft4273 9 месяцев назад

    interviewed by an ex black watch soldier….. the best