I think, instead of asking for help with his P.T.S.D. I think he wished he could have just sucked it up & kept the life, then deal with it later. Foxy knows how to positavely re-programme his mind, but when you have P.T.S.D. you hit a wall. Then you constantly try to re-programme, as you're taught & it tires you out. Then it plays a part on your self esteem & confusion as to why you can't re-programme, when it's never failed before & you relied on it. However, I think his P.T.S.D. was affecting his performance, as a Senior Troop Commander, which concerned him. That in its self, shows leadership. You have to be an exceptional Soldier to reach the stage Foxy did. (FACT)
He is so humble and not afraid to talk about his demons and 'weaknesses 'if you can call it that, we all have them, id love to meet him and shake his hand.
Total respect to Jason , himself and the special forces are awesome! Could listen to these guys all day ! If your ever up for a days boat sea fishing pop down Southampton 🎣🛥 keep up the interesting work and tv you do ! 👍🏻
Jason. Cox. Is. What. You. Do. Call. A. True. Man. I. Think. He. Is. Magic. In. Whatever. He. Does. He. Is. A. Very. Popular. Instructor to. These people. That. Do. These. Very hard tasks. And. Complete. Them. Most of. Them. Anyway. Congratulations to all. Of. You but. Thanks. A. Million to Jason ..Ant..Billy.... And. Ollie for. The. Work. You. All. Put into. ....S.AS. .....Regards. Shirley. Tasmania. Waiting. Patiently. For. All. Your. Return. To. Our. Country
Strange a lot of people on here are slagging this kid off, I thought he did a great job Jason seemed at ease seems at least were all of the same opinion
agreed, in my experience of social anxiey or whatever it may be. you find yourself naturally opening up to people in the same situation whether or not you know it. this seems the case here
Speedtool First of all he was a marine which is navy and then second of all he was SBS which not only is special forces but its the navy's section of the special forces
Not interrupted? Go to the part where he asks about PTSD and as foxy tries to explain, he finishes his sentences for him. We are here to hear foxys story not an opinion of a pop star
I was diagnosed with PTSD in 08, jumped through all the hoops with no success, The only thing that kept me sain was work, had several episodes of which i have no record. Was dismissed from a job i loved. I read his book The bit where he sees a little girl jumping in a puddle, it was like a light bulb going on. I owe Foxy so much for writing this .
I got that book a couple of weeks ago. Loved it so much I am reading it again as well as the next one. It's cool to have these little sentences along the way where I switch on and go, "Yeah I can relate little idea that to my life"
Foxy the man, absolutely right in exercise and getting out in the country no matter if you have ptsd or any other type of mental problems. Understand this 100%
When asked a therapist what trauma caused my PTSD, she said, "All of it." My "it" is nowhere near what soldiers go through. Documentary on TV about military program for PTSD, the main guy (out West USA fishing ranch place), said PTSD is a different journey with the same destination. I look forward to reading J.Fox's book. He makes a lot of sense in interviews.
Foxys advice of waking up in the morning acknowledging the way you feel works brilliantly. For setting up your focus for the rest of the day. Grateful for every breath and every heartbeat and every sunrise. Sadly it can only be learnt after suffering.
I love that 2 guys are sitting down to chat about mental health... I also love that Foxy said that they didn’t fail, they were just learning what they needed to do to succeed... very positive way of looking at things! Well done both!
the thing i love about this is that the interviewer isn't just loading questions on jason, but instead having a conversation about things and telling things about him as well instead of letting Jason just keep feeding info about him, that is why Jason seems to be comfortable and interested , very good job ,
Captured by Foxy, just bought his book as well, When I watch him on sas I’m absorbed Because he’s earthly & you can see something vulnerable in his eyes, hugs to foxy 🦊 x best wishes stay strong
I love foxy his entire story is just empowering and inspiring, he tells how you can go from heading down the bas path and completely turn it around and really achieve massively in life , always breaks my heart when he speaks about him having PTSD and stuff tbh i wish the man all the best in life and i thank him for being so open with his story to inspire others !
This interview hopefully shed light on people about what some of our servicemen go through, but also a great way to start the conversation. As described in the interview not many speak out about it. But we all know it's better out than in. Thank you for watching!
Shell shock has been recognised for Centuries, where humans are stressed you will get breakdowns. I hope the support is there for those that need it, regardless if it was due to war or even just day to day life. In the past men were told to deal with it, im glad at least that doesn't happen anymore.
I think he's using the term "military" collectively, instead of "SBS" for the sake of the TV show: "SAS". In reality, anyone who has even a small amount of knowledge about the special forces will know that the SBS are for real. They deserve to be understood and appreciated for what they go through. COMPLETE respect to Foxy!
I'm assuming toh have tried to tactically storm a frigate In high seas from basically a dingy wearing full frog kit plus weapons ? No exactly its bloody traumatic and takes alot of skill and guts .
I know nothing about special services, but I’d imagine they’re not about ‘recognition’ and in a strange way SBS guys being content with SAS getting the attention.
Kid interviewing has done ZERO prep. 'You actually have a charity ...erm .. .called... Rocks?.'...come on.... do the homework first! Jason = Top man, top story, brilliant guest, and I have a huge amount of respect for.
Having said that I wouldn't want him as a mate...phone rings 'Oh hi it's Jason, listen mate I feel like shit'. Hopefully it's not always the same mate he calls. On a more serious note I didn't know depression makes you wake up feeling shit, I thought it came along only after you started thinking. If you literally become conscious and feel shit straight away likely your diet/hydration levels needs attention.
Jason I bought and read your book to bits,I have PTSS and have massive respect for you speaking out and writing about your experiences with that and understanding and shaping it in a positive way.Hope I bump into you guys in the hills/mountains with a big bergen.
Big blokes do cry what a great interview by both these guys at least you are inspiring people foxy I know you have your troubles everybody has their troubles but least you've come out and spoken about it coming from a guy like you it does inspire us mere mortals I work for the Royal British Legion I get up everyday go to work and do my bit for the soldiers past and present for the last 35 years at least somebody like you a big badass bloke can come out and speak about mental health is a good thing keep it up mate I guess you just got another mission in life 👍
Great interview, really enjoyed that, the whole ‘don’t worry about something that hasn’t happened’ thing is something I really need to drum into my head. Thanks guys 👍
Jason Fox is a 10/10 guy. A professional soldier who has been deeply honest about his experiences with dealing with stress. I thoroughly enjoyed his book and his writing of feeling terrified in dangerous situation while others viewed his position as pro-active and tough. What ambiguity of perspectives. Jason's book SHOULD be compulsory reading for military personnel. A good interview. I'd love to meet him a buy him a beer......bud??!!
Just finished his book and loved it god he's preaching the truth about mental illness its not like the glamour hollywood puts on it and still stigmatised
Show respect for the man by not assuming you know how he feels based on YT podcasts and interviews. His awareness of the damage that ego creates is refreshing. Toxic male culture is all based in fear.
I think the interviewer did a decent job. I believe Fox was relaxed because there was no ”script”. That there was a loose structure, kinda like chaos in a way, that the interviewer had about him and, that helped Fox relax and open up.
Never come across this channel until it popped up just now. Big fan of Jason and what he is doing for mental health so this was a great listen and watch- the channel focus is brilliant too. I agree hugely with another comment that this interview brought out a different side to Jason than I have seen before. Too many interviewers I've seen try too hard to make heavy weather of Jason's past and pour on the alpha male rhetoric but this interview was in the moment, fun and is a huge credit to the interviewer. I got the impression Jason enjoyed the chance to have a more unstructured and playful interview. Must be a relief after standard press junkets! Credit to you both. Subscribed!
I served with Foxy at Poole, top lad. I’m often correcting people that I was in the Marines and not the Army. When they ask what’s the difference. I tell them to join the Army and then Marines, and then tell me.
I have huge respect for Jason, and love listening to his interviews. But I have to say the best part of this video was discovering Rizzle Kicks!!!!!! I'm from Australia, so never really heard of them before. But wow, such fun music! I can't stop listening! :D
@@MotoMatthewHi Matthew, No I'm not joking. I was searching for Jason Fox as I wanted to hear him talking about his PTSD and I came across this interview. I had never heard of the interviewer before so I had no opinion of him. I liked this because they seem to be having a genuine conversation and the interviewer seemed interested and was actually listening to the answers Jason was giving which is rare in an interview. I also think they were treating the viewers with respect by not treating them as idiots with limited intellectual capabilities. They are also talking about something of substance. I would like this kind of thing to become more common.
Sarah Graham I certainly know more about the “army” than he does. Referred to him being in the Army multiple times when he wasn’t, that’s a mistake only someone could make who’s done zero background research on the person they’re interviewing
Great podcast from Jason ,no airs and graces just straight from the heart . Ant Middleton and Jason Fox is what the uk needs at the minute , it’s almost becoming frowned upon to be a physically strong alpha male it’s ridiculous !! All this gender fluid stuff has its place but never should it over shadow a strong male and a strong female .without physically strong people we would be a weaker nation fact!!!
Those wishing to Join the Regiment or S.B.S. no matter what branch of Service they are from, go through the same S.F. Selection Process. At the end of Selection, Marines go on to their own Continuation Training for their place in the S.B.S. Those who fail S.B.S. Selection, have a choice to return to the "Lines" as badged members of the Regiment. That's the general gif.
Don’t wish to be pedantic, but the interviewer should get the basics right! Jason was in the Royal Marines Commando (part of the Navy, NOT the Army) and he was in the SBS, NOT the SAS. Seems respectful to Jason to do 10mins research...
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Whenever I see Jason doing interviews i always think there's a sadness in his eyes. Hope he is well, top bloke and love listening to him.
He has the glare of guilt. Top bloke that has morals which he was tasked to breach. I hope he can recover. He clearly is still fighting demons.
A truly nice guy but I totally agree. He has major demons he is battling with I think
@@TheHypernaught can you explain? Interesting stuff
@@scottrobinson5992 what u mean?
I think, instead of asking for help with his P.T.S.D. I think he wished he could have just sucked it up & kept the life, then deal with it later.
Foxy knows how to positavely re-programme his mind, but when you have P.T.S.D. you hit a wall. Then you constantly try to re-programme, as you're taught & it tires you out. Then it plays a part on your self esteem & confusion as to why you can't re-programme, when it's never failed before & you relied on it.
However, I think his P.T.S.D. was affecting his performance, as a Senior Troop Commander, which concerned him. That in its self, shows leadership.
You have to be an exceptional Soldier to reach the stage Foxy did. (FACT)
I don't ever comment - just here to say Jason is one of the coolest, most genuine guys out there. Massive respect.
He is so humble and not afraid to talk about his demons and 'weaknesses 'if you can call it that, we all have them, id love to meet him and shake his hand.
Total respect to Jason , himself and the special forces are awesome! Could listen to these guys all day ! If your ever up for a days boat sea fishing pop down Southampton 🎣🛥 keep up the interesting work and tv you do ! 👍🏻
What a great bloke Foxy is
Jason. Cox. Is. What. You. Do. Call. A. True. Man. I. Think. He. Is. Magic. In. Whatever. He. Does. He. Is. A. Very. Popular. Instructor to. These people. That. Do. These. Very hard tasks. And. Complete. Them. Most of. Them. Anyway. Congratulations to all. Of. You but. Thanks. A. Million to Jason ..Ant..Billy.... And. Ollie for. The. Work. You. All. Put into. ....S.AS. .....Regards. Shirley. Tasmania. Waiting. Patiently. For. All. Your. Return. To. Our. Country
A bloke who has done what he has and yet be be so humble is a very special man. Enlightening and interesting in equal measure. Thank you both.
People saying the interviewer is shit, but he brought out a side of Jason that I’ve never seen! So he done well 👍🏽
I agree
I thought he was great and i think Jason connected to him too, thats the simple def of an intriguing interview imo
Strange a lot of people on here are slagging this kid off, I thought he did a great job Jason seemed at ease seems at least were all of the same opinion
He's got a relaxed , non aggressive or judgemental attitude to his interviewing style .
agreed, in my experience of social anxiey or whatever it may be. you find yourself naturally opening up to people in the same situation whether or not you know it. this seems the case here
Every time he says “the army” I die a little inside
Same here!
To anyone who has little knowledge it is the Army haha
Speedtool when you say army you think of infantry, paras, pathfinders, SFSG units SAS need there own category really
Nathan Kirwan yeah I know Jason is SBS but I was reply to the comment about the army as SBS is navy I didn’t mention it
Speedtool First of all he was a marine which is navy and then second of all he was SBS which not only is special forces but its the navy's section of the special forces
19 minutes in.....only just realised that is the guy from rizzle kicks.
Anthoney Williamson same
18:55 for me.
Underrated interviewer, offers his thoughts then lets Jason speak interrupted! big respect to this guy downplaying how much he gave for his country
Not interrupted? Go to the part where he asks about PTSD and as foxy tries to explain, he finishes his sentences for him. We are here to hear foxys story not an opinion of a pop star
I was diagnosed with PTSD in 08, jumped through all the hoops with no success, The only thing that kept me sain was work, had several episodes of which i have no record. Was dismissed from a job i loved.
I read his book The bit where he sees a little girl jumping in a puddle, it was like a light bulb going on. I owe Foxy so much for writing this .
I got that book a couple of weeks ago. Loved it so much I am reading it again as well as the next one. It's cool to have these little sentences along the way where I switch on and go, "Yeah I can relate little idea that to my life"
Jason Fox, 10 years Royal Marines service, 10 years SBS service.
A learning experience for the interviewer!
Foxy the man, absolutely right in exercise and getting out in the country no matter if you have ptsd or any other type of mental problems. Understand this 100%
He is a great role model its nice to see him using his experiences to help others that maybe going through the samething
Jason fox is a legend
When asked a therapist what trauma caused my PTSD, she said, "All of it." My "it" is nowhere near what soldiers go through.
Documentary on TV about military program for PTSD, the main guy (out West USA fishing ranch place), said PTSD is a different journey with the same destination.
I look forward to reading J.Fox's book. He makes a lot of sense in interviews.
Foxys advice of waking up in the morning acknowledging the way you feel works brilliantly. For setting up your focus for the rest of the day. Grateful for every breath and every heartbeat and every sunrise. Sadly it can only be learnt after suffering.
I really enjoy pod cast talk in depth speak on things that no other as spoken about
I love that 2 guys are sitting down to chat about mental health... I also love that Foxy said that they didn’t fail, they were just learning what they needed to do to succeed... very positive way of looking at things! Well done both!
the thing i love about this is that the interviewer isn't just loading questions on jason, but instead having a conversation about things and telling things about him as well instead of letting Jason just keep feeding info about him, that is why Jason seems to be comfortable and interested , very good job ,
Captured by Foxy, just bought his book as well, When I watch him on sas I’m absorbed Because he’s earthly & you can see something vulnerable in his eyes, hugs to foxy 🦊 x best wishes stay strong
thanks for been a good fan 💖 , hope to see your response soon 💝 can we talk privately
I love foxy his entire story is just empowering and inspiring, he tells how you can go from heading down the bas path and completely turn it around and really achieve massively in life , always breaks my heart when he speaks about him having PTSD and stuff tbh i wish the man all the best in life and i thank him for being so open with his story to inspire others !
This interview hopefully shed light on people about what some of our servicemen go through, but also a great way to start the conversation. As described in the interview not many speak out about it. But we all know it's better out than in. Thank you for watching!
Whenever I see him smile, it makes me happy too 🦊❤️
thanks for been a good fan 💖 , hope to see your response soon 💝 can we talk privately
@@jasonfox1652 I wasn't expecting you to reply x
How will you feel if you have a free back pass stage to meet me personally in my show
Can you chat me up privately on hangout ?
Send me the details please Jason x
On a human level, I love Jason fox.
Exterior of Steel & Interior of Cotton, What a down to earth and great bloke Foxy is. Nothing but respect!
Life is one long lesson.... Deep respect to Jason for baring a little bit of his soul, this needs to be done more and more by men.
Shell shock has been recognised for Centuries, where humans are stressed you will get breakdowns. I hope the support is there for those that need it, regardless if it was due to war or even just day to day life. In the past men were told to deal with it, im glad at least that doesn't happen anymore.
This interview is like a teenager interviwing a superhero
Like? I would say it is.
The quality of this is ....the interviewer lets him speak and actually listens.Other you tubers take note
Thanks for this video man 👍😊 What a great guy. Hope Jason is doing well... A lot of respect for the lads. Thanks for the share
Interviewer could've/should've done a little bit more homework first..
although, a cool guy
I think he's using the term "military" collectively, instead of "SBS" for the sake of the TV show: "SAS". In reality, anyone who has even a small amount of knowledge about the special forces will know that the SBS are for real. They deserve to be understood and appreciated for what they go through. COMPLETE respect to Foxy!
In some ways more hard-core, there aquatic training would be an acievment in itself
@@Williamstanway absolutely 👍
Aquatic training? It’s not synchronised Olympic swimming. It’s amphibious training dear boy.
I'm assuming toh have tried to tactically storm a frigate In high seas from basically a dingy wearing full frog kit plus weapons ? No exactly its bloody traumatic and takes alot of skill and guts .
I know nothing about special services, but I’d imagine they’re not about ‘recognition’ and in a strange way SBS guys being content with SAS getting the attention.
This is a great interview, very natural and down to earth
First I was cringing at the army thing but then it made me appreciate he is interviewing him as an individual
Kid interviewing has done ZERO prep. 'You actually have a charity ...erm .. .called... Rocks?.'...come on.... do the homework first!
Jason = Top man, top story, brilliant guest, and I have a huge amount of respect for.
Great interview much respect to foxy and thankyou for your service 👍👍👍
A really genuine guy, not enough people like this in the World.
Having said that I wouldn't want him as a mate...phone rings 'Oh hi it's Jason, listen mate I feel like shit'. Hopefully it's not always the same mate he calls. On a more serious note I didn't know depression makes you wake up feeling shit, I thought it came along only after you started thinking. If you literally become conscious and feel shit straight away likely your diet/hydration levels needs attention.
I learned more watching this than from my Doctor.
Jason I bought and read your book to bits,I have PTSS and have massive respect for you speaking out and writing about your experiences with that and understanding and shaping it in a positive way.Hope I bump into you guys in the hills/mountains with a big bergen.
Great insight. Foxy seemed to be enjoying himself.
I knew this was the guy from Rizzlekicks.....they was funny.
Tunes made me smile
Great interview. Foxy is the coolest bloke about.
Yes there is spirit in rocks that why they are alive no wonder I love them so much. They are incredible.
Top man jason i failed you did not . Stay safe in your mind. Thank you.
That was great, nice chilled chat full of fun and rapport...❤️
Couldn’t have gone better that interview
UkAtlas much better than that pathetic effort from the Cambridge soyboy oh yeah yeah
Big blokes do cry what a great interview by both these guys at least you are inspiring people foxy I know you have your troubles everybody has their troubles but least you've come out and spoken about it coming from a guy like you it does inspire us mere mortals I work for the Royal British Legion I get up everyday go to work and do my bit for the soldiers past and present for the last 35 years at least somebody like you a big badass bloke can come out and speak about mental health is a good thing keep it up mate I guess you just got another mission in life 👍
Yes Jason banging them house tunes👊🏼
Great interview, really enjoyed that, the whole ‘don’t worry about something that hasn’t happened’ thing is something I really need to drum into my head. Thanks guys 👍
I find Jason really interesting and that ant Middleton. Top blokes!
Seems like a really genuine guy, hopefully things get easier for him.
Jason Fox is a 10/10 guy. A professional soldier who has been deeply honest about his experiences with dealing with stress. I thoroughly enjoyed his book and his writing of feeling terrified in dangerous situation while others viewed his position as pro-active and tough. What ambiguity of perspectives. Jason's book SHOULD be compulsory reading for military personnel. A good interview. I'd love to meet him a buy him a beer......bud??!!
Lovely interview guys.
Such an interesting person to listen to. Very helpful insights on the mind.
what an extremely intelligent, engaging interview.
I love interviews which are held more like a conversation it's very human and you really see the person .
Hello thanks for the comments 🙏🙏 how are you and thanks for the support 💖🙏
Foxy, stay stronger, your a lege m8, we all love u.... from amo.. a complex ptsd sufferer past 20 yrs
Top fella , Great book too, well worth a read
Just finished his book and loved it god he's preaching the truth about mental illness its not like the glamour hollywood puts on it and still stigmatised
Show respect for the man by not assuming you know how he feels based on YT podcasts and interviews. His awareness of the damage that ego creates is refreshing. Toxic male culture is all based in fear.
Thank you for this I know I have to do this ❤
I think the interviewer did a decent job. I believe Fox was relaxed because there was no ”script”. That there was a loose structure, kinda like chaos in a way, that the interviewer had about him and, that helped Fox relax and open up.
Great interview but at 23:24 he said keep your SHED in order ...Sleep ...man I wish he would have let him finish the acronym that sounded intetesting!
Damian SHED = Sleep, Hydration, Exercise and Diet 😎👍
My mate was in the marines with Foxy, nice guy.
Great video. Thanks for uploading. Excellent. 👍👍👊👊 Foxy = top bloke and legend. Thanks for your service.
Love this guy
Never come across this channel until it popped up just now. Big fan of Jason and what he is doing for mental health so this was a great listen and watch- the channel focus is brilliant too. I agree hugely with another comment that this interview brought out a different side to Jason than I have seen before. Too many interviewers I've seen try too hard to make heavy weather of Jason's past and pour on the alpha male rhetoric but this interview was in the moment, fun and is a huge credit to the interviewer. I got the impression Jason enjoyed the chance to have a more unstructured and playful interview. Must be a relief after standard press junkets! Credit to you both. Subscribed!
Massive respect foxy 🇬🇧 a true hero
Hello thanks for the comments 🙏🙏 how are you and thanks for the support 💖🙏
I served with Foxy at Poole, top lad. I’m often correcting people that I was in the Marines and not the Army. When they ask what’s the difference. I tell them to join the Army and then Marines, and then tell me.
Kemper Boyd what is the difference ?
@@georgemiddlemore2458 Hiya Jack. I sense sarcasm?
I think public see a soldier and just think army. How many people see a digger and say that's a J.C.B
Legend.
I have huge respect for Jason, and love listening to his interviews. But I have to say the best part of this video was discovering Rizzle Kicks!!!!!! I'm from Australia, so never really heard of them before. But wow, such fun music! I can't stop listening! :D
Foxy is a ledge man! His book is special so go and buy it!!!
hahahaaaa.... 3 seconds in... Foxy thinks "WTF is that on his head?".
I needed to hear that right now
Am i the only person in the world without mental health issues? It feels like it.
Thank you/
What a brilliant interview
This was brilliant lol
Awesome interviewer and interview. Foxy is a ledge
Great that really enjoyed it and foxy what a top bloke
He really is a great man! incredible hearing his story and touching on the topic of servicemen's mental health. Truly an extraordinary man!
Excellent interview. Interviewer intelligent and engaged.
Sarah Graham Are you joking?
@@MotoMatthewHi Matthew, No I'm not joking. I was searching for Jason Fox as I wanted to hear him talking about his PTSD and I came across this interview. I had never heard of the interviewer before so I had no opinion of him. I liked this because they seem to be having a genuine conversation and the interviewer seemed interested and was actually listening to the answers Jason was giving which is rare in an interview. I also think they were treating the viewers with respect by not treating them as idiots with limited intellectual capabilities. They are also talking about something of substance. I would like this kind of thing to become more common.
Sarah Graham I think you must be high, the interviewer has done no research, doesn’t seem interested, asks boring questions and it’s almost offensive
@@MotoMatthew Ok we have different views. Maybe you know more about PTSD than I do.
Sarah Graham I certainly know more about the “army” than he does. Referred to him being in the Army multiple times when he wasn’t, that’s a mistake only someone could make who’s done zero background research on the person they’re interviewing
I wish someone could ask him hard hitting grown up questions about his life.
As soon as he gets close to telling us how exactly he experience ptsd you interrupt him ugh. Just keep quiet. Shhhhh let me him talk! @whole
Anyone else just get that want to sit down with Foxy and Ant, to just have a beer?
The answer is in the name... "depressed" or "deep...rest" you Need to get out of the mundane and rest your soul
That's beautifully put @lee cutler
Great podcast from Jason ,no airs and graces just straight from the heart .
Ant Middleton and Jason Fox is what the uk needs at the minute , it’s almost becoming frowned upon to be a physically strong alpha male it’s ridiculous !! All this gender fluid stuff has its place but never should it over shadow a strong male and a strong female .without physically strong people we would be a weaker nation fact!!!
Royal marines commando' S are not Army, there part of the Royal navy.
drakey27 he was in the SBS which is still the Navy
As said he was SBS the Royal navy's elite mainly made up of RMC
Those wishing to Join the Regiment or S.B.S. no matter what branch of Service they are from, go through the same S.F. Selection Process.
At the end of Selection, Marines go on to their own Continuation Training for their place in the S.B.S. Those who fail S.B.S. Selection, have a choice to return to the "Lines" as badged members of the Regiment. That's the general gif.
The senior service
@@drakey27 No he wasn't mate
Class total ledgend.
Marines are part of the royal navy (royal marines) and the SAS is part of the army
is that all you gleamed from the video
legend
Such a nice guy. They're all nice on that show
thanks for been a good fan 💖 , hope to see your response soon 💝 can we talk privately
He’s always welcome to come over for a cup of tea and some space. Celebrity carries other demands.
Man if he needs space, I'm on the other side of the world. All we need now is international travel. I've got a spare room and a cup of tea.
What a hoofin interview loved it. I’m a ptsd sufferer made loads of sense to me! 😂👍🏼
Luton had a brilliant rave scene back in the day. Foxy with you all the way bruv.
@Sniper4hire Cheap you know it. Respects bro 👍
Why only 85.925? C'mon - Highly recommended
Great interviewer
Commandos aren't Army, Commandos are Commandos that's it. Salute to you Foxy lad, top man.
I like this Dudes style of interviewing .
Don’t wish to be pedantic, but the interviewer should get the basics right! Jason was in the Royal Marines Commando (part of the Navy, NOT the Army) and he was in the SBS, NOT the SAS. Seems respectful to Jason to do 10mins research...
Simon Hellier not that important though
@@user-pd3si6uo2t is to the people who surve mate
Quality podcast, really enjoyed that. 👏🏻
Thank you for watching!
Army lol...it's killing foxy not correcting him
I was just thinking the same thing that foxy didn’t correct him on it
Topman and saved, he's right without the backup and exit of the military, normal life is fkin hard work
Navy, he joined the navy!
Great podcast.
Please have George Shelley on.