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Sas Inquest
what a b**s up , there should be manslaughter charges brought against the organisers when you read what a shambles it was, they even ran out of water at checkpoints, helicopters which they had should have carried water supplies to the checkpoints, it make my blood boil !!!
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Interesting speech from Bryher Dunsby ( widow of Cpl Dunsby ) on this link.
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// She said: "They displayed no responsibility, no accountability and no humility for their role in creating the culture which led to the events of the 13 July, 2013.
"Even an ounce of this would have gone such a long way in acknowledging the vast catalogue of errors which were so clearly made.
"James would have been so hugely disappointed by the behaviour of an organisation which he had fought for and to which he ultimately lost his life.
"The evidence at this inquest has revealed a list of countless and quite honestly embarrassing failings, which anyone with pride in our armed forces would find to be shocking and unacceptable." //
"Even an ounce of this would have gone such a long way in acknowledging the vast catalogue of errors which were so clearly made.
"James would have been so hugely disappointed by the behaviour of an organisation which he had fought for and to which he ultimately lost his life.
"The evidence at this inquest has revealed a list of countless and quite honestly embarrassing failings, which anyone with pride in our armed forces would find to be shocking and unacceptable." //
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The Army cocked up big time here. To lose 3 men in one day is completely inexcusable. Wasocks.
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The Army cocked up big time here. To lose 3 men in one day is completely inexcusable. Wasocks.
PP
As a former union rep I am surprised you haven't screamed for the head of their union as well as the top brass.Where Was the barrack room lawyer pp? Where Was plan B when plan A went t..ts up.yes training exercise where lots of tragic accidents occur. All very sad and tragic. Mountain and Artic warfare troops have lost professional fully trained troops in cliff abseiling exercises.Risks are nature of the beast In the military and exercises will always go sometimes wrong and yes lessons Will always have to be learnt includIng thinking on your feet to minimise tragedies like this.
As a former union rep I am surprised you haven't screamed for the head of their union as well as the top brass.Where Was the barrack room lawyer pp? Where Was plan B when plan A went t..ts up.yes training exercise where lots of tragic accidents occur. All very sad and tragic. Mountain and Artic warfare troops have lost professional fully trained troops in cliff abseiling exercises.Risks are nature of the beast In the military and exercises will always go sometimes wrong and yes lessons Will always have to be learnt includIng thinking on your feet to minimise tragedies like this.
I salute the way retro you have rationalised three completely avoidable deaths
in this case I would say with certainty:
lessons havent been learnt nor are likely to be
top brass shrugs shoulders and wobbles off to collect Very Large Pension
wrings hands and says it has always happened like this and so always will
in this case I would say with certainty:
lessons havent been learnt nor are likely to be
top brass shrugs shoulders and wobbles off to collect Very Large Pension
wrings hands and says it has always happened like this and so always will
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