In this episode, I sit down with Dave Lamb, a veteran whose military career began with the 3rd Regiment Royal Horse Artillery in the mid-1980s. Dave takes us back to his early days of rigorous training and shares vivid, personal stories from his time with the regiment, highlighting both the challenges and the strong bonds of camaraderie that defined his service. In a deeply emotional part of the conversation, Dave reflects on the heartbreaking loss of a close friend during his time in the military, offering an honest look at how grief and trauma shaped his mental health and outlook on life.

As his career evolved, Dave transitioned to the Military Provost Guard Service (MPGS) and later the Ministry of Defence Guard Service (MGS), where he continued to serve with dedication. Throughout the episode, Dave’s story is one of resilience, growth, and the lifelong impact of military service. Whether you’re interested in the highs and lows of military life or the strength it takes to rebuild after loss, this episode offers a compelling and authentic look into the journey of a soldier.

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