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Why as an SAS soldier it goes against decades of training to speak out
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| The Independent Politics | Why as an SAS soldier it goes against decades of training to speak out |
David, involved in the 1980 Iranian embassy siege as well as Northern Ireland, describes how speaking out about his time as an SAS officer defies years of training of secrecy and discretion. As told t |
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