Stirling Lines, a British Army garrison in Hereford, SAS camp!

Today we take a look at Stirling Lines, a British Army garrison in Credenhill, Herefordshire, the headquarters of the 22 Special Air Service Regiment and the Special Reconnaissance Regiment. The site was formerly a Royal Air Force non-flying station for training schools, known as RAF Credenhill. #SAS, #whodareswins

[@MikSF123]

always found that MoD police are the most professional and polite compared to the standard cops

[@WyeindependantMedia]

@@MikSF123 yes totally agree with you.

[@marycollins2488]

How dare these people expose this place it supposed to be private, and these lads save lives for the likes of these idiots putting all this on line, how dare you, you should not be allowed to do this, do you know the harm it can cause to the lads and lasses who put their lives on the line for you every day. Again HOW BLOODY DARE YOU

[@WyeindependantMedia]

its a tribute video.

[@VulcanDriver1]

We see their helicopters all the time refueling at Bournemouth Airport going to or coming from the SBS base af Poole.

[@user-sc3ts6lf8r]

Take this down..... as if the ain't got enough problems....

[@Valhalla88888]

Named after David Stirling a Great Scot

[@WyeindependantMedia]

amazing information thankyou

[@Paul-Weston]

Why do you sound like Alvin the chipmunk?.

[@raybenstead2548]

Did twenty months training there from 1960 onwards as an RAF boy entrant.

[@WyeindependantMedia]

@@raybenstead2548 I bet you have some stories about this place.

[@raybenstead2548]

@@WyeindependantMedia Lol I was just 15 years and 9 months old at the time of entry and in those days the billets were all wooden huts. as far as i can remember i was in hut 114 Portal Lines. I still remember our drill instructors names though best not give them. Training at our ages was tough. If ever you watched Bad Lads Army series on TV that is what we endured. Did eleven years and three months service and then demobbed in 1971. The youth of today has no idea what life was like in those days.

[@michaelrussell4254]

My dad was an instructor there in the fifties, and we lived in married quarters across the road from there

[@normancameron6165]

could not understand a word

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

I don't understand what he's saying after telling us the families need to tip their cap to the guardroom before visiting the graveyard. Sounds like "it's the first thing [...] [...] and people quite rightly look after it"
But that's due to background noise and not his accent.

[@YARROWS9]

Maybe that Police Officer is ex SAS.

[@01matthewc]

Could be, although nobody will no for sure, but it'll certainly explain why he's so much more polite & professional than 99% of other police out there these days.

[@bigwillywombat7804]

I don't think the balcony would have held him!

[@MikSF123]

"Blue Thunder" heliocopter - seen at the london bridge terror attacks....interesting video thanks for posting

[@WyeindependantMedia]

@@MikSF123 thanks for viewing

[@magicmorz]

the legendary clock tower memorial can be seen at 6:08

[@WyeindependantMedia]

very well spotted, we could only find one photo online of the clock tower, its a shame its hidden away like this.

[@user-sc3ts6lf8r]

it's not cool

[@steveworkman4289]

Goodbye WYE Idiot ffs too much of this wanton rubbish, wake up everyone we are making money for the likes of these people.

[@oliverreedslovechild]

If you want to be taken seriously then you need to sort out your sond recording.

[@WyeindependantMedia]

something we will work on.

[@automan2145]

I don’t see the point, with all that has happened outside bases lately. You can’t get in and your not really going to get any get any real information.
Totally pointless