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Did anyone see this the other night? I thought it was pritty good but very tough on the troops. I thought it was a cunning move crossing the river twice to get the hunter force off his trail but his biggist mistake was trusting them boat men which nearly ruined his mission.
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he was the only SAS member not to get captured in the "Bravo Two Zero" thing.
Can't be that good then can he.
If you read the paper today (news of the world) Chris Ryan nearly died doing one of them shows, he had to send an SOS out because he got lost.
Eeek, I bet he gets his nipples ripped off by guerillas.
ßora† SagdiyeV wrote:
> they had a mixed hunter force - one british marine and two ex seals.
There where four altogether, you missed out the other Brit. Not a bad show, though the end was a bit naff, such a huge build up then Chris legs it to the boat and escapes before the Hunter Force has time to see what the hell is going on. Makes it all seem a bit pointless.
> they had a mixed hunter force - one british marine and two ex seals.
There where four altogether, you missed out the other Brit. Not a bad show, though the end was a bit naff, such a huge build up then Chris legs it to the boat and escapes before the Hunter Force has time to see what the hell is going on. Makes it all seem a bit pointless.
I know someone called Chris Ryan. Anyways, I was gonna watch the programme but then my Mum decided she wanted to see something else and so I was denied my viewing rights :(
Bouncer wrote:
> It was good, next time, according to the papers, he goes into the
> arctic and gets hyperthermia and nearly dies. Will make good tv I am
> sure :-D
yeah and it will be much harder for him in that environment compared to the jungle.
-sub zero temperatures
-Leaving footprints
-Almost no cover
-Avalanches etc...
> It was good, next time, according to the papers, he goes into the
> arctic and gets hyperthermia and nearly dies. Will make good tv I am
> sure :-D
yeah and it will be much harder for him in that environment compared to the jungle.
-sub zero temperatures
-Leaving footprints
-Almost no cover
-Avalanches etc...
It was good, next time, according to the papers, he goes into the arctic and gets hyperthermia and nearly dies. Will make good tv I am sure :-D
they had a mixed hunter force - one british marine and two ex seals.
I quite enjoyed it.
what happened to that SAS survival skills series anyway? they played two episodes, advertised another, and then it disappeared. was quite good.
you can't have too much SAS/Survival programming.
I quite enjoyed it.
what happened to that SAS survival skills series anyway? they played two episodes, advertised another, and then it disappeared. was quite good.
you can't have too much SAS/Survival programming.
Belldandy wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> Ex Seals I think.
>
> That explains it. US and UK teams seem to have this strange
> prediposition for being infiltrated into stupid locations. Like
> places with zero coverm bogs, swamps, storm force seas....
yeah and they keepet asking the locals
> English_Bloke wrote:
> Ex Seals I think.
>
> That explains it. US and UK teams seem to have this strange
> prediposition for being infiltrated into stupid locations. Like
> places with zero coverm bogs, swamps, storm force seas....
yeah and they keepet asking the locals
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