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SIR, your not warring all of your medals! Kuwait liberation medal was awarded by the US government for anyone participating in the gulf war. Saudi Arabia awarded a medal for the liberation of kuwait. There are three medals awarded that you qualify and were awarded but are not wearing. If you would like more information let me know.

Thank you for serving ❤

This is one of those movies I cannot in good conscience recommend to anyone I care about, despite it being a brilliant movie. And most the people in my life would be too horrified to sit through it, I don’t know what that says about me. But god it’s brilliant, and it isn’t violence just for violence. The characters are so complex, except her husband whose just a shit who got what he deserved

I got art. I’m screwed

The story of the British squaddie and the IRA sniper is a common joke told in the Legion...He's just telling an old story..Fair play to him..

If sometimes, in the jungle where the tiger passes And where the canons are no longer thundering You feel a finger touching your shoulder If you hear your name called Légionnaires who rest in faraway lands And whose blood shed gives me remorse Tell yourselves, simply : this is our Capitaine Who remembers us... and who counts his dead.

“Only through pain can you achieve your greatness””The beast “

Kár hogy nincs magyar nyelv 😢

I assumed this guy would have been Black Watch prior to the Legion...

A Corporal chef is something to be.

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Nothing but respect for you Sir!

I also have the Gulf war medals. We were never allowed to wear them. Display only. ⚓️🇬🇧 Great to hear your story. I was in Djibouti in ‘89. Lovely place 🤣🤣

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Or you could just serve for your own country?

Great story

The legion is crazy walking into a room filled with badasses from all over the world All speaking different languages,yet we all end up working together,its amazing

LEGIO PATRIA NOSTRA 🇲🇫🇺🇲💪 MARCHE' OU CREVE 🇲🇫🇺🇲 2rep° mali Djibouti Afghanistan

This guy worked in mine clearing on the front in Iraq.. brave man.

MY DAUGHTER IS A COMBAT MEDIC ! PROUD DAD

HENCE WHY THE JOCKS WERE NOT ALLOWED ON THE COMPANY RADIO AFTER THE MAD DOG MANDERS INCIDENT ON MANOEUVRES !

YEAH , I DID 6 YEARS BUT DIDNT GO BACK TO COLLECT MY CERT ! SO HOW DO I GET ONE NOW IM 62

THAT WAS PADDY CONROY THE SNIPER

HE WAS THE GODFATHER OF THE BRITS IN THE REC

I KNEW JOCK AS LAWSON IN THE 1ER REC AND AS LEGGET IN DJIBOUTI, ARTA PLAGE CECAP

In the 13 did you serve Escadaron was the village called Ohuea,just up from the petrol station.

This man has been a badass longer than I have been alive 🔥

God love you mate, what about the royal marines

What kinda language is that? French? I cannot understand a word he’s saying…

Great to see an old friend, a really excellent interview, and you are looking good. From M.D. Manders. ( Amazing ).

Fat bloater 😂

Some of the toughest, most disciplined soldiers. That's for sure...

I know I sound like a jag off, the French are tough people and you have to respect them

I can only imagine what it would be like to be in the French foreign legion. I’m a way it’s like how the Americans are where you have every different nationality from all over the world who came to America, and they had to learn how to get along with each other, and of course there was so much prejudiced. If the Americans could’ve got along with each other, which they did, but it took so much time with the French for allegiant, you leave that shit at the door, and no matter what your father told you your uncle or best friend said about different nationalities, and the French foreign legion you over come that presidency. I salute every French foreign legion personnel from the cooks to the lowest man I think the world would learn a lot from the French foreign legion.

Interesting Life 👌🙏

I enjoyed this. I did have a bit of bother understanding his accent. I'm Scottish by the way. I've no idea how the froggies did. God bless the "jocks"

Nuts lol

I was in 13eme DBLE Escadron de Reconnaissance in 1986, was He Cavalry or in Gabode ???

Brilliant interview(s) - really enjoyed the explanations.

Scottish warrior Respect to you Sir 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤

Absolutely Fascinating... Happy Sunday All

Every veteran’s journey starts by taking the oath. Throughout my 26 years of service, one experience remains etched in my memory like no other - the profound impact of combat. If you recognize a veteran during your daily activities, take a moment to make a connection with them. Veterans have merit and they’re waiting for you to discover them by asking and listening to their stories. In turn, you’re bridging a gap of much-needed connection and awareness. With a short walk you can even find a few Veterans living here within your own community around the world.

26 years in the US Army...always proud of Veteran's around the world. We all share similar experiences. Salute!

Now it is nepale

So Legionares are considered in high regard like the Gurkha in the UK?

You was a legionarie something I allways wanted to be , take my hat of yo yah brother for actually being one

Has he written a book, about his time ?

They never Tell Story's. !

Well done min. I wish The British Army had also refused me as a Scot. I was young enough and gullible to join them at 16 years of age.