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Ex 10 Para then 21 SAS - Hi from Jethrow!

Posted: Tue 07 Nov, 2006 8:14 am
by ease springs
Hi all, jethro here , better introduce myself
Ex Royal Westminster Dragoons, 1 month in 10 Para then 21 SAS , all TA
You can see by the units that was a while ago
Nice to be reminded of happy days
Now I'm stuck in this f@#k awful country doing a boring job!!!!!!!!!!!

Re: old c@#t

Posted: Tue 07 Nov, 2006 9:25 am
by mfat_man
ease springs wrote:Hi all, jethro here , better introduce myself
Ex Royal Westminster Dragoons, 1 month in 10 Para then 21 SAS , all TA
You can see by the units that was a while ago
Nice to be reminded of happy days
Now I'm stuck in this f@#k awful country doing a boring job!!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Jethro

Welcome to the board hope you find it useful.

Have made an edit to make your post more appealing hope that is OK.

Join in some threads on fitness as you like :wink:

introduction

Posted: Tue 07 Nov, 2006 2:15 pm
by ease springs
Sorry, i got it wrong, It was Berkshire and Westminster Dragoons, very high class, loads of posh ruperts, does it still exist?

Posted: Tue 07 Nov, 2006 7:48 pm
by Spooky
You were in 10coy for one month?

How long were you in 21 for?

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 4:43 am
by ease springs
Hi Spooky, i was in HQ sqdn for a few years.
Were u in 21?
If u want i can mention a bit about some exercises or overseas training that maybe help u remember.

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 4:47 am
by ease springs
i was regimental medical assistant and there were 2 M.O's, one had a surname beginning with F, the others surname began with a V.
Just in case u think i'm a walter
The CO was a guy whose name ended in s, he was seconded from 22

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 10:10 am
by ease springs
And the boathouse and the garage were the sameplace with a blue door!!!!!, the boats were canoes used for Devises to westminster race, usually a competition between sas and sbs crews, and this stuffs not in any book

Cheers

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 10:48 am
by HCR
ease springs you said
Just in case u think i'm a walter
I think he might of, not I though, I would'nt know if you were telling the truth or not.

Anyway welcome to the forum and what you doing in China

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 11:54 am
by mfat_man
HCR wrote:ease springs you said
Just in case u think i'm a walter
I think he might of, not I though, I would'nt know if you were telling the truth or not.
Oh not not another, "Is he OK or not" thread..... :lol: Anyway time will tell as I am sure of the more experienced members will chip in!

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 12:34 pm
by ease springs
easy answer, if u wanna check me out ask any question about 21 1971- 73 and as long as it doesnt reveal anything sensitive i will answer, can't get more honest than that.anyway i got nothing to prove, its just another ta unit, why pretend?
if i said i was ex mobile bath unit would u still doubt it?
they also do a vital role

I just came on here to find ex mates, would a walter do that, he'd be sussed in a moment
If i get too much grief i will just piss off, too old for any hassle
Doesn't anyone take peoples word anymore?

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 1:47 pm
by HCR
I take your word for it, like I said I would'nt know if your gen or what anyway. Anyway what you doing nowdays, working in China. Always wanted to go to China

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 1:48 pm
by ali_hire
As soon as anyone mentions that they have ever been in or a part of anything to do with SAS or any SF, loads of people will automatically assume you are a Walter because - "If you were SAS you would never tell anybody, etc. etc." (load of rubbish).

If I were to ever make it to SF (I don't know what you are and aren't allowed to say) I would want to tell everyone, not in a showing off kind of way or to say, "look at how hard I am", but I would be so proud of myself for passing selection and training.

I wouldn't worry about what people think (I'm sure you don't anyway), you've got nothing to prove to those people.

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 2:04 pm
by ease springs
Thanks guys!
I'm in Taiwan, Republic of China working in my wife's company.She's Chinese
I don't get why people doubt ex SF , there's thousands of us who were in 22, 21 or 23 over the years
I don't claim to be some killer ninja, i was a medic
I just came here to find old mates, and give idea of what 21 was like in the 70's
Anyway, nice to chat to you

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 2:56 pm
by xcj
Its just a stigma attatched to the regiment i suppose. Theyre all superhuman ninjas.

A year ago, the brother of a person i know died of heat exhaustion whilst on exercise in oman. He was in 22 SAS and was out a run. He collapsed and died of organ failure around 9 days later. Only a few weeks ago did people start believing what he actually did when it was in the paper that the SAS had carried out an investigation and had found the death to be accidental.

theyre super and theyre human, but sadly theyre not superhuman.

Posted: Wed 08 Nov, 2006 7:46 pm
by Spooky
ease springs wrote:Hi Spooky, i was in HQ sqdn for a few years.
Were u in 21?
If u want i can mention a bit about some exercises or overseas training that maybe help u remember.
No no, I've never been with 21, might try and get on Black Serpent later, being RAMC myself.