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Inside the Mind of an SAS Soldier: Experiences and Insights Revealed

Get an exclusive look into the experiences and insights of a former SAS soldier as he shares his thoughts on combat, mental health, and the importance of following orders. Discover the challenges and rewards of being part of one of the world's most elite military units.

Elite Military Units and Selection Process

⭐️SBS considered second to SAS in terms of elite military units.

⭐️Selection process for SAS is tough but enjoyable after the hills phase.

Combat Actions and World Threats

πŸ”«Soldier finds satisfaction in combat actions against dangerous individuals

πŸ”«Believes in doing the world a favor by eliminating threats like ISIS or Al-Qaeda

Dealing with Trauma and Aftermath

😱Encountering horrifying scenes unexpectedly is more unsettling than when prepared for it.

😱Dealing with the aftermath of traumatic events, including suicide, has been unfortunately common.

Importance of Following Orders and Mental Health

βš”οΈImportance of following orders to not go back for casualties during a battle.

βš”οΈAdvice from a sergeant major to find a job that brings enjoyment and fulfillment

FAQ

How tough is the selection process for the SAS?

The selection process is tough but becomes enjoyable after the hills phase.

What motivates the soldier to engage in combat actions?

The soldier finds satisfaction in taking action against dangerous individuals.

How does the soldier cope with encountering horrifying scenes unexpectedly?

The soldier finds it more unsettling when unprepared for such scenes.

Why is following orders important during a battle?

Following orders prevents risking more lives by going back for casualties.

How does the soldier view the importance of mental health?

Acknowledging and seeking help for mental health issues is crucial for recovery.

Summary with Timestamps

πŸ’£ 0:00Insight into SAS selection process and the challenges faced during training.
πŸ’₯ 2:45SAS soldier reflects on combat experiences, feeling justified in actions against extreme threats.
πŸ’€ 6:03Encountering horrifying scenes, not as bad when expected, but still unsettling; dealing with aftermath of traumatic events.
βš”οΈ 9:33Ethical dilemma in combat: leaving casualties behind to focus on the mission for the greater good.
βš”οΈ 11:56Soldier discusses indifference towards violence, importance of seizing opportunities, and lack of desensitization in army.

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