CSM Brett Campbell was a Rifleman when he awarded an mention in dispatches (MiD) for his actions at Red 10 the battalions first major battle with the Iraqi insurgents.

Brett served in Iraq, Afghan x2 and is a qualified JWIC, Recce commander he was an instructor on Recce commanders for 2 years at the LWC. Brett is now a Rifle company CSM

Paul is an ex Green Jacket and 4 Rifles soldier. After leaving the military Paul working in corporate security until a fateful incident in the Caribbean nearly ended his life.

Aaron joins me for a chat about his time in the service and his blade company Intemperance Knives. hunter killer subs . Navy life and sharp knives are the subjects of the day

Alex is a former recce soldier and contractor after leaving the circuit he set up Red Coat Apparel, Alex also has a mega YouTube channel ‘ History of Violence’ which he uses to promote mini documentaries of veterans who have served in violent conflicts

Sean is a former Rifles commander and contractor. Sean served with me in Iraq he also won the Military Cross for his actions in Afghanistan. Sean is extremely humble and downplays everything he’s done

DescriptionJohn Stryker "Tilt" Meyer is an American author and U.S. Army Special Forces combat veteran of service in covert reconnaissance with the Studies and Observations Group, also known as MACV-SOG.

Colin Maclachlan

Former member of D squadron 22 SAS

Colin is also an ambassador for a number of charities and has Who dares Cares, He is also doing a 24 hour relay this weekend for Pilgrim Bandits as part of their Franklin Line Op where 24 of guys run or cycle for an hour each to replicate the Cockleshell heroes route in. Details on colins social media pages Instagram username ColMaclachlan22.

Join Tom Satterly as we discuss his career, how war has affected him and how his non profit the all secure foundation is trying to educate and help serving soldiers and veterans

Lots of questions on my IG about working on the circuit so here’s a podcast with some of the answers

Upon leaving the US Navy Seals in 2017, Ephraim became heavily involved in humanitarian and rescue operations inside Northern Iraq against ISIS while volunteering with the humanitarian organization Free Burma Rangers. On June 2, 2017 he was shot by ISIS while conducting a rescue operation in ISIS-held territory inside West Mosul as a part of the Free Burma Rangers team. The team gained international attention when a video of the rescue went viral on the internet.

Ephraim is the author of City of Death: Humanitarian Warriors In the Battle of Mosul published by Hachette Book Group. Written alongside Scott McEwen, co-author of the #1 New York Times best-selling book American Sniper, City of Death details Ephraim’s harrowing humanitarian journey to Iraq and is set to release in October of 2018.

Currently, Ephraim manages and directs rescue and relief efforts throughout South East Asia as a part of White Mountain Research’s partnership with Operation Underground Railroad (www.ourrescue.org)and Mercury One’s Nazarene Fund (www.thenazarenefund.org).