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The best podcast I’ve heard in a long time definitely going to check out Craig’s charity Being an orphan I also thought a bit sad for Craig but so happy that he has a great family now . His charity is not like other who are greedy for networking Craig really does want to do it for the pure good it can do to others , Craig also has the best attitude to learning . You learn from others and you’re self this is the type off mindsets we need. And anyone who try’s to go into Craig’s personal space should deserve to be smashed in then taken on SAS who dares wins and try to survive 😂😂😂😂😂 , what a great man along with Phil it’s great to see them both smiling . All the best I also suffer from Cptsd obviously not from army It’s great to talk about it and yes fearing everyone will put you aside when you get mental health it’s hard I was put on meds because no one understood me and I realised I have to just be alone and sort it myself , definitely going to look that course up Great podcast !
I was in the blues and royals with Craig. We were in the same troop. We are both from cheltenham, and I still live there now . Hes a good guy and a real character. I wish him all the best .
As an ex vet, it's good to hear vets talking, it helps, and their bravery now more so to talk, share and let people know what it's like and the impact on their life, family, friends... Brilliant interview, well done lads.
I`d seen Craig interviewed before, but this is exceptional. Great to to see there is still a huge amount of humour and laughs bobbing around the pain. What a great bloke.
I wish Craig all the best in the world, he fought for his country and been left with mental trauma. I really hope he finds peace, he deserves to be happy
I Saw Mr Harrison in another youtube video where he was describing his PTS. You're absolutely correct, the way this country treats it's Veterans is nothing short of disgraceful. I hope he can repair his relationships with his family and wish him all the best in the world.
This was the deepest best episode of just about any armed forces interview , this actually had me in tears . How in gods name can we do this to veterans or anyone for that matter. God help this man, I wish him nothing but the best
This is the first time I've seen Craig laugh and it's amazing to see. You can see how 2 forces lads really understand each other. Thank you for your service lads. 🙏
That's why the 'Armed Forces and Veterans Breakfast Clubs' are such a valuable organisation for veterans. Turn up once a month, have some scran a brew and a chat with other people who've 'been there and done that'. Only cost is the price of whatever you eat and drink, no membership fees.
As a shooter myself, I was in shock at the distance he made these accurate shots. Only to find he was STANDING at the time. Words fail me! Could I get near to what he did,never. And not just the record but all the other stuff. Have a good life Craig,all the best!
WOW! I used to be a fairly active small and full bore competition shooter many years ago, but the skill level to get a kill at the range that Craig did is amazing! I assumed that he was in the prone position, so to hear that he was standing is mindblowing to me!
ive gotta say ive watched alot of mr harrisons interveiws and he always seems on edge, this is the first one where ive seen him happy and laughing, nice one phil.
I watched a video of Craig when he was doing it for charity. I sat and bubbled like a little boy. I have been in the Navy and RNR for 23 years and could never stand in his boots. The Army and Royals and the guys and girls who are on the ground are true heroes, every single one of them. I wish Craig and everyone else all the best in the world.
Wowsers.. what and absolute pair... you know the US vets are all over this podcasting, it makes such a difference to hear these stories and to know you are not on your own.... this is what we need... Bosina vets, NI, Iraq etc .. the public needs to hear these achievements.. awesome Force Radio ..just Awesome..keep er lit !!! Aye Dusty
Hearing about your lovely wife bursting into tears and curling up when you shouted "boo" was absolutely heart breaking! I've read your book, you're an absolute inspiration
Wow. Got the old tingles too watching this. Another great interview and guest. Served 30yrs in UK military myself, mostly Puma and Chinook as your taxi to exotic locations Phil. Good luck to Craig. After 14 years, my night terrors seem to be subsiding. I used to keep jumping out of bed thinking something had to be done. Dunno what the something was. Done Bosnia and Middle East stuff. Think we all must be going through something. Its surprising how much influence your mother has. My mum always said eat your sandwich over the sink. I'm 62 now and eat my sandwich over the sink.
I'm so glad he's starting to get to a place where he's starting to let it out I don't think you ever recover 100% from ptsd you just learn how to recognize the triggers and are able to talk before it builds up to breaking point I'm buzzing Craig's started his charity it'll make him have a sense of purpose helping people I really do hope that he can find some kind off peace eventually thank you for your service Craig
I’m currently in the regs and this is the best podcast episode I’ve ever seen! True fighting men wish you both nothing but the best. These men are the men that made Great Britain🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
I’ve seen a few podcasts with the legendary Craig and I have to say this is the best! Learnt more about the man in this one than any of the others, When 2 vets converse 👌🏼
What a thoroughly decent bloke! A roll model to us all. If I was a wealthy man, I’d buy him that woodland. And if he wasn’t a 5 hour drive from home, I’d love to attend his bushcraft courses. Let’s hope he gets everything he deserves 🙏🏼 You’re not bad either Phil 😉
That was THE BEST podcast I’ve ever seen and I mean ever.I read Craig’s book a few years back and that was amazing but I loved this,Craig Harrison and Phil Campion what an absolute dream team.
I feel your pain mate, I was based out in NOWZAD about 6 hours north of Camp Bastion, I worked for Estonian's and US Marines. The Estonian Company had just changed over whilst I was mid tour and I was an Alpha MFC and the Estonian OC wanted to post me into an OP because the Taliban were getting up to our FOB on a night and planting IED's everywhere. So we left the FOB to a location I'd previously identified and we had only been out about 20 mins and had to go through a high sided alleyway. As the lead Estonian went to go round the corner he stepped on an IED and lost his left leg, the Estonians were running round screaming and trying to help this young lad, I was shouting at them to check for secondary devices but they just stopped speaking English and walked all over the area to my front. Once he had been evacuated there were 2 more young lads in front of me, I told them to clear a path back to me and I would clear back to the road, however the rear man spotted the lads kit who had been blown up and walked to it, the next thing I remember was being blasted backwards, when I regained myself I got up to find he had lost his right leg. Until that patrol I felt like I was untouchable, like superman but when we got them both sorted and returned to the FOB, I just broke down in tears, I blamed myself for not getting a grip of them all and also for planning the route to the OP and it haunted me for years and took 4 lots of treatment from the headshrinkers before I slowly got my life back together.
Another interview I’ve listened to today in the background whilst working from home. And another breath of fresh air for an ex-mil listener; some home truths and similarities. Awesome, keep them coming.
What a guy Craig is, what he's been through and endured is nothing but incredible. His relationship with his mum and brother really resonated with me as i am in the same position, 22 years we have been estranged. Great interview, thankyou both for your service. 🙏👍
It's amazing how stories like Craig's can resonate with so many people. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm glad you found the interview impactful😊
All the best warriors live on the South-West Coast. Amazing convo. Usually I don't get through many podcasts without losing interest, but I sat through this one from start to finish easily. Massive respect to you both for your service.
Left out to struggle with all that shit going on with mental problems and real physical problems. The Army did the same thing with me. I stood outside the place where I moved into after a career and it broke my heart to think that I won't see myself as a soldier again
I like others have said , have seen Craig interviewed before, but this one hit diff, Phil understands he's going through. I think Craig sees that and feels comfortable talking to Phil. Phil I think you've found your calling dude. Craig , wish you all the best, great bloke ,you deserve to be happy.
What a brilliant interview, started watching to find out about the sniper shot! But it's %1 of the story...You find out about the human behind the trigger, also how he was let down by the Army he loved and the slimebag media! What a humble guy as well!
Well, that was the best interview I've ever seen. Jesus that was over an hour long, I lost track of time, I was riveted. Honesty, empathy, affection, just saying things as they are. That was flippin awesome. The British Army have some work to do in the after care of their personnel...that must happen!!
Great podcast Phil! The interaction between yourself and Craig thoroughly engaging from start to end. You’ve gained another subscriber (Veteran, British Army) I look forward to more excellent content.
Phenomenal interview, I loved seeing both of you guys doing separate interviews on other podcasts but to hear you both talking to each other on here it’s been amazing, so open and honest! Thank you both for your service!
I’ve followed Craig and his story for a long time, since his first interviews started popping up. Each time I see a new one, I am even more astonished at this man’s character and resilience. He’s a true warrior. The type of guy any man would love to have as a mate. The way he’s been treated by so many people in his life he should’ve been able to trust, and the military/government, is an absolute disgrace. I wish Craig the absolute best. Truly inspiring individual with a heart of gold. Top, top fella, and I don’t think he realises it.
51:40 This exact concept I've deeply wished for for years. A way for people to momentarily 'be me' for a moment so they can just 'get it' and soak it all in just for a moment, then come out with unfiltered understanding. I've never heard anybody express this desire or concept before until now. Good stuff, Craig. I feel it.
I've read Craig's book it's a fantastic read, both informative and exciting but contrasting with the mental trauma that comes with combat. This is an excellent interview with Phil, in fact it's the best one I've watched across TH-cam.
What a top man craig seems. Heartbreaking to hear how men & women like this are not looked after after serviving their country. It's a disgrace! But that you craig for sharing your story & to phil for bringing it to light. God bless you all, you do our country proud.
Craig yer an absolute diamond and a source of inspiration mate, and Tania a diamondess. When I get bent over some triviality and have to work hard to bite my tongue...imma think of you. Don't ever leave us.
I watched this and just had to leave a comment. I wish Craig all the best for the future. I hope his business gains its charitable status and goes from strength to strength. Please have him on again Phil, this was an amazing podcast. Thanks.
@@ForceRadioHQ will be present and correct 👍give us all a ETA prior dropping your next one can't believe how many people have subscribed I was subscribers 873 in the morning when I listened to you and Billy paused it half way to go work come to finish it off a few hours later you a extra 500+ and odd new subscribers.. I would love to know is there any truth in some of the videos on sas regiment E squadron aka the increment in this. Not asking for details just a thumbs up or down would do. I am offering you my skill set as a artist if you need a painting done to help raise some money for a good cause for vets please give me a shout. Be more than happy to do this or you want something for your studio space where you have your guest speaker each episode either way if you do then happy days if not happy days..you keep them videos coming our way for us all to watch. All the very best. Cheers.
@@ForceRadioHQ I used to feel him telling his story was making him feel worse but it shows what he needs the most he needs to be around the guys his Comrads
I know this is an old podcast but my god how you dont have a million subscribers I will never know. An absolute gent and a great interviewer. You should be proud of what your doing and also helping people at no point did I feel like you were questioning someone to get a sound bite which I see with many other podcasts.
I served did few years in infantry served in afghanistan 2009 did op panthers claw had some great friends my plt seargeant was my hero years after army i was homeless went to live with him he was a war hero did many tours was my inspiration still is he died by police officers 2016 much respect
A really great podcast. The government needs to do massively more for veterans than it does at the moment as it's poor that people who have served in the armed forces are left with so little or no support once they leave. Wish Craig all the best for the future.
I wish you all the best craig thank you for everything you have done to serve us all in this country and thank you for protecting us with everything you had mate. Godbless you brother. 🙏🏻
@@ForceRadioHQ anytime brother I had my heart set on going into the marines when I left school but the only reason I was rejected is because I had a history of epilepsy and that was the only reason I got knocked back bro and I was absolutely devasted to be honest. I’ve had multiple family members who have all served in the armed forces ranging from the RAF and the Army and Navy. One of my uncles is actually in the Falklands book he was in the army for years and I’m sure he ended up in the SAS aswell bro.
Absolutely amazing! Getting a kill at that sort of range takes SO much luck as well as incredible skill! All it takes is a small gust of wind 2 seconds after you've squeezed the trigger, and your bullet goes 10ft off target. Got to pick the exact right moment AND hope that a gust doesn't happen. Anyone who says that it was just luck doesn't know what they are talking about, but there IS an element of luck as well as a rare level of skill. So many people end up leaving the Armed Forces with mental health issues as a result of active service, and they just don't get the treatment that they NEED and deserve. It's a disgrace that the Government abandons Veterans as soon as they leave. It's NOT just active service that causes mental health issues either, it's the MASSIVE change in lifestyle as a civillian compared to being in the Forces. It's just such a hugely different way of life that for someone who's been a soldier from leaving school, and serves 10 or more years, they literally don't know how to be a civvi! There should be a training course immediately after discharge, followed by as you say, support available! TOTALLY disgusted by the behaviour of the media regarding the sniper shot! There is NO way that they should have released the real name! Disgusting!
Great interview Craig, glad to see you're in a better place. Remember we wouldn't have survived that tour without you (and your beastings before it) J X
Brilliant podcast By 2 very Honest men, I served in the British Army infantry for 7years and part of my Reason for joining was to get over Abuse as a child, Thank you Guys for the topics you are Highlighting, OUTSTANDING.
Thats an unbeliveble story, you army lads are something else.... I wish you all the luck in the world for the futre because to say you deserve it is a fucking understatment. Brilliant podcast.
Breaks my fkn heart. Soldiers want to serve and protect give there heart and soul then kicked to the kerb. Fkn disgusting... The British government are evil. Hats off to all that have served. Mens men!. Women too.❤
Wow, just wow.... so sad that yet again, one of our own is left to sort it out for themselves by this shitty government... Well done, Craig, for getting where you are now, fella. Hope you get that charity status and all the help everyone needs 🤜🤛
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The best podcast I’ve heard in a long time definitely going to check out Craig’s charity
Being an orphan I also thought a bit sad for Craig but so happy that he has a great family now .
His charity is not like other who are greedy for networking
Craig really does want to do it for the pure good it can do to others , Craig also has the best attitude to learning .
You learn from others and you’re self this is the type off mindsets we need.
And anyone who try’s to go into Craig’s personal space should deserve to be smashed in then taken on SAS who dares wins and try to survive 😂😂😂😂😂 , what a great man along with Phil it’s great to see them both smiling .
All the best I also suffer from Cptsd obviously not from army
It’s great to talk about it and yes fearing everyone will put you aside when you get mental health it’s hard
I was put on meds because no one understood me and I realised I have to just be alone and sort it myself , definitely going to look that course up
Great podcast !
I was in the blues and royals with Craig. We were in the same troop. We are both from cheltenham, and I still live there now . Hes a good guy and a real character. I wish him all the best .
Again thank you @martinattwood7801 for what you have done as well ❤
Bless you Martin. Thank you mate.
As an ex vet, it's good to hear vets talking, it helps, and their bravery now more so to talk, share and let people know what it's like and the impact on their life, family, friends... Brilliant interview, well done lads.
Thanks for sharing!
This country was built on men like these two. We should all aspire to be like you. I could listen to you both all day long. Respect 🇬🇧
I`d seen Craig interviewed before, but this is exceptional. Great to to see there is still a huge amount of humour and laughs bobbing around the pain. What a great bloke.
Took the words out of my mouth
I wish Craig all the best in the world, he fought for his country and been left with mental trauma. I really hope he finds peace, he deserves to be happy
I Saw Mr Harrison in another youtube video where he was describing his PTS. You're absolutely correct, the way this country treats it's Veterans is nothing short of disgraceful. I hope he can repair his relationships with his family and wish him all the best in the world.
This was the deepest best episode of just about any armed forces interview , this actually had me in tears . How in gods name can we do this to veterans or anyone for that matter. God help this man, I wish him nothing but the best
Thanks for watching!
This is the first time I've seen Craig laugh and it's amazing to see. You can see how 2 forces lads really understand each other. Thank you for your service lads. 🙏
Thanks for watching!
That's why the 'Armed Forces and Veterans Breakfast Clubs' are such a valuable organisation for veterans. Turn up once a month, have some scran a brew and a chat with other people who've 'been there and done that'. Only cost is the price of whatever you eat and drink, no membership fees.
As a shooter myself, I was in shock at the distance he made these accurate shots. Only to find he was STANDING at the time. Words fail me! Could I get near to what he did,never. And not just the record but all the other stuff. Have a good life Craig,all the best!
WOW! I used to be a fairly active small and full bore competition shooter many years ago, but the skill level to get a kill at the range that Craig did is amazing! I assumed that he was in the prone position, so to hear that he was standing is mindblowing to me!
ive gotta say ive watched alot of mr harrisons interveiws and he always seems on edge, this is the first one where ive seen him happy and laughing, nice one phil.
Thanks so much for watching!
I watched a video of Craig when he was doing it for charity. I sat and bubbled like a little boy. I have been in the Navy and RNR for 23 years and could never stand in his boots. The Army and Royals and the guys and girls who are on the ground are true heroes, every single one of them. I wish Craig and everyone else all the best in the world.
Thanks for sharing
Wowsers.. what and absolute pair... you know the US vets are all over this podcasting, it makes such a difference to hear these stories and to know you are not on your own.... this is what we need... Bosina vets, NI, Iraq etc .. the public needs to hear these achievements.. awesome Force Radio ..just Awesome..keep er lit !!!
Aye
Dusty
Hearing about your lovely wife bursting into tears and curling up when you shouted "boo" was absolutely heart breaking! I've read your book, you're an absolute inspiration
Thanks so much for watching
An incredible episode. Phil’s experience having been there and done it, helped Craig to share the horrendous experiences that he has been through.
Beautiful to watch how Phil communicated with Craig, knowing where he is coming from.
Wow. Got the old tingles too watching this. Another great interview and guest. Served 30yrs in UK military myself, mostly Puma and Chinook as your taxi to exotic locations Phil. Good luck to Craig. After 14 years, my night terrors seem to be subsiding. I used to keep jumping out of bed thinking something had to be done. Dunno what the something was. Done Bosnia and Middle East stuff. Think we all must be going through something. Its surprising how much influence your mother has. My mum always said eat your sandwich over the sink. I'm 62 now and eat my sandwich over the sink.
Thank you for sharing!
Thoroughly enjoyed that conversation! Craig is a warrior and I wish him all the best with his new venture!
I'm so glad he's starting to get to a place where he's starting to let it out I don't think you ever recover 100% from ptsd you just learn how to recognize the triggers and are able to talk before it builds up to breaking point I'm buzzing Craig's started his charity it'll make him have a sense of purpose helping people I really do hope that he can find some kind off peace eventually thank you for your service Craig
I've never served but all credit to you lads and lasses for protecting us. All the best to all of you
I’m currently in the regs and this is the best podcast episode I’ve ever seen! True fighting men wish you both nothing but the best. These men are the men that made Great Britain🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks for watching!
Two real men here! Both have suffered and still continue because of taking up others wellbeing as a mission for themselves. The epitome of men.
I’ve seen a few podcasts with the legendary Craig and I have to say this is the best! Learnt more about the man in this one than any of the others, When 2 vets converse 👌🏼
I’ve watched god knows how many of these military podcasts/interviews and most have been very good but this one is on another level, utter quality
We really let our veterans down in this country. Great chat though, enjoyed it
What a thoroughly decent bloke!
A roll model to us all.
If I was a wealthy man, I’d buy him that woodland.
And if he wasn’t a 5 hour drive from home, I’d love to attend his bushcraft courses.
Let’s hope he gets everything he deserves 🙏🏼
You’re not bad either Phil 😉
I thought the same whilst watching 'if I win the lottery, I'm buying that wood for him'.
That was THE BEST podcast I’ve ever seen and I mean ever.I read Craig’s book a few years back and that was amazing but I loved this,Craig Harrison and Phil Campion what an absolute dream team.
Thank you so much for the support!
was a fantastic interview/chat 2 great men that should be supported by the country they protected!!!
What an absolute amazing man, I only wish one day I could contribute to helping others like Craig has & continues to do so
I feel your pain mate, I was based out in NOWZAD about 6 hours north of Camp Bastion, I worked for Estonian's and US Marines. The Estonian Company had just changed over whilst I was mid tour and I was an Alpha MFC and the Estonian OC wanted to post me into an OP because the Taliban were getting up to our FOB on a night and planting IED's everywhere. So we left the FOB to a location I'd previously identified and we had only been out about 20 mins and had to go through a high sided alleyway. As the lead Estonian went to go round the corner he stepped on an IED and lost his left leg, the Estonians were running round screaming and trying to help this young lad, I was shouting at them to check for secondary devices but they just stopped speaking English and walked all over the area to my front. Once he had been evacuated there were 2 more young lads in front of me, I told them to clear a path back to me and I would clear back to the road, however the rear man spotted the lads kit who had been blown up and walked to it, the next thing I remember was being blasted backwards, when I regained myself I got up to find he had lost his right leg. Until that patrol I felt like I was untouchable, like superman but when we got them both sorted and returned to the FOB, I just broke down in tears, I blamed myself for not getting a grip of them all and also for planning the route to the OP and it haunted me for years and took 4 lots of treatment from the headshrinkers before I slowly got my life back together.
Every day is a bonus, small steps, forgive yourself.
Another interview I’ve listened to today in the background whilst working from home. And another breath of fresh air for an ex-mil listener; some home truths and similarities. Awesome, keep them coming.
What a guy Craig is, what he's been through and endured is nothing but incredible. His relationship with his mum and brother really resonated with me as i am in the same position, 22 years we have been estranged. Great interview, thankyou both for your service. 🙏👍
It's amazing how stories like Craig's can resonate with so many people. Thank you for sharing your experience, and I'm glad you found the interview impactful😊
All the best warriors live on the South-West Coast. Amazing convo. Usually I don't get through many podcasts without losing interest, but I sat through this one from start to finish easily. Massive respect to you both for your service.
Left out to struggle with all that shit going on with mental problems and real physical problems. The Army did the same thing with me. I stood outside the place where I moved into after a career and it broke my heart to think that I won't see myself as a soldier again
Bless and thank you for your service.
Thank you both for your service. great to see Craig having a bit of banter
I like others have said , have seen Craig interviewed before, but this one hit diff, Phil understands he's going through. I think Craig sees that and feels comfortable talking to Phil.
Phil I think you've found your calling dude.
Craig , wish you all the best, great bloke ,you deserve to be happy.
Thanks so much for watching!
What a humble guy Craig is,i wish him all the best.Cracking interview.
Phil is so great at having a genuine unscripted interesting conversation. Fantastic interview.
All of our episodes are completely unscripted! It usually works out just fine.. 😅
This is by far the best interview with Craig I've seen. Well done Phil and team keep it up.
What a brilliant interview, started watching to find out about the sniper shot! But it's %1 of the story...You find out about the human behind the trigger, also how he was let down by the Army he loved and the slimebag media! What a humble guy as well!
Thanks for watching 😁
The media and politicians.
Well, that was the best interview I've ever seen. Jesus that was over an hour long, I lost track of time, I was riveted. Honesty, empathy, affection, just saying things as they are. That was flippin awesome. The British Army have some work to do in the after care of their personnel...that must happen!!
Thanks for your continued support!
I think this has been the best interview I've watched on TH-cam. I wish Craig all the best.
The treatment of Craig was and still is criminal. And his honesty about family is so amazing. Awesome stuff.
Philip Campion, thank you for helping the homeless veteran 😊
Tea and medals means nothing to this guy
You guys are the best there is
I have no words to express how fucking proud
Great podcast Phil! The interaction between yourself and Craig thoroughly engaging from start to end. You’ve gained another subscriber (Veteran, British Army) I look forward to more excellent content.
Phenomenal interview, I loved seeing both of you guys doing separate interviews on other podcasts but to hear you both talking to each other on here it’s been amazing, so open and honest! Thank you both for your service!
I’ve followed Craig and his story for a long time, since his first interviews started popping up. Each time I see a new one, I am even more astonished at this man’s character and resilience. He’s a true warrior. The type of guy any man would love to have as a mate. The way he’s been treated by so many people in his life he should’ve been able to trust, and the military/government, is an absolute disgrace. I wish Craig the absolute best. Truly inspiring individual with a heart of gold. Top, top fella, and I don’t think he realises it.
51:40 This exact concept I've deeply wished for for years. A way for people to momentarily 'be me' for a moment so they can just 'get it' and soak it all in just for a moment, then come out with unfiltered understanding. I've never heard anybody express this desire or concept before until now. Good stuff, Craig. I feel it.
Thank you for sharing 💪🏻
What a wonderful conversation! Wishing Craig and his wife all the very best and keep doing these great podcasts Phil!
Both these guys seem incredible, very open and honest and fantastic stories. Craigs bush craft school sounds amazing!
Thanks for watching!
I've read Craig's book it's a fantastic read, both informative and exciting but contrasting with the mental trauma that comes with combat.
This is an excellent interview with Phil, in fact it's the best one I've watched across TH-cam.
Love big Phil what an amazing guy, and Craig is just off the charts superhuman
Thanks for watching!
What a top man craig seems. Heartbreaking to hear how men & women like this are not looked after after serviving their country. It's a disgrace! But that you craig for sharing your story & to phil for bringing it to light. God bless you all, you do our country proud.
What an awesome guy and so humble can relate to some of the things he said and Phil one of the best interviews yet mate 🙏🇦🇺
I’m glad you enjoyed the interview! Phil really has a way of connecting with people, doesn’t he?🙃
Bloody Hell - what a stunning interview on both sides and the very best to you both.
Craig yer an absolute diamond and a source of inspiration mate, and Tania a diamondess. When I get bent over some triviality and have to work hard to bite my tongue...imma think of you. Don't ever leave us.
That was a very multilayered interview, Phil. Gritty and exciting but sympathetic. Really enjoyed it 👍
What a lovely bloke ..... Good luck with your business venture Craig and good luck to the squirrels too
We are glad you enjoyed the episode🙌🏻
I admire these these two men
They make me proud to be British.
Brilliant episode.
Wishing Craig and Phil all the luck in the world .
Thank you both. 🤙
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I watched this and just had to leave a comment. I wish Craig all the best for the future. I hope his business gains its charitable status and goes from strength to strength. Please have him on again Phil, this was an amazing podcast. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing
These two men we owe everything to wow thank you so much and please take care
What a top fella I wish you all the luck in the world with his school thank you for all you’ve done for this country
Gentlemen thank you for sharing I found this very moving to hear you both open up . Thank you for your service
Amazing interview .energy from both is so strong. Keep what your doing and all the best for the future.
@@ForceRadioHQ will be present and correct 👍give us all a ETA prior dropping your next one can't believe how many people have subscribed I was subscribers 873 in the morning when I listened to you and Billy paused it half way to go work come to finish it off a few hours later you a extra 500+ and odd new subscribers.. I would love to know is there any truth in some of the videos on sas regiment E squadron aka the increment in this. Not asking for details just a thumbs up or down would do. I am offering you my skill set as a artist if you need a painting done to help raise some money for a good cause for vets please give me a shout. Be more than happy to do this or you want something for your studio space where you have your guest speaker each episode either way if you do then happy days if not happy days..you keep them videos coming our way for us all to watch. All the very best. Cheers.
Never seen Craig smile so much
@@ForceRadioHQ I used to feel him telling his story was making him feel worse but it shows what he needs the most he needs to be around the guys his Comrads
I know this is an old podcast but my god how you dont have a million subscribers I will never know. An absolute gent and a great interviewer. You should be proud of what your doing and also helping people at no point did I feel like you were questioning someone to get a sound bite which I see with many other podcasts.
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Craig... total respect to yourself and big phil...Thank you both. Peace to both of you
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Phil, crack on with this channel, its gonna grow.
Two top blokes. Respect. I’m humbled and truly “reset” by such conversations.
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That was a brilliant listen right there. Thank you both for your service 🤝
I served did few years in infantry served in afghanistan 2009 did op panthers claw had some great friends my plt seargeant was my hero years after army i was homeless went to live with him he was a war hero did many tours was my inspiration still is he died by police officers 2016 much respect
A really great podcast. The government needs to do massively more for veterans than it does at the moment as it's poor that people who have served in the armed forces are left with so little or no support once they leave. Wish Craig all the best for the future.
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I wish you all the best craig thank you for everything you have done to serve us all in this country and thank you for protecting us with everything you had mate. Godbless you brother. 🙏🏻
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@@ForceRadioHQ anytime brother I had my heart set on going into the marines when I left school but the only reason I was rejected is because I had a history of epilepsy and that was the only reason I got knocked back bro and I was absolutely devasted to be honest. I’ve had multiple family members who have all served in the armed forces ranging from the RAF and the Army and Navy. One of my uncles is actually in the Falklands book he was in the army for years and I’m sure he ended up in the SAS aswell bro.
You should have 100k plus subs. Great channel and great host.....thanks Phil for keeping us less informed informed and keeping us entertained
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A man that gave it all and got treated like shit by the system. Shame on them.
Another great interview. Thank you both for everything you have done and good luck in the future ❤
Fantastic conversation. Hats off to you both.
Phil I'm watching this for 2nd time Craig is a fine fellow, a great warrior and was an excellent guest! Thank you CAMPION and CRAIG!
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I know I’m late to the party but that’s the most I’ve seen Craig smile, bless him.
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I wish Craig all the best in the future and thank him for his service ! Great podcast Phil
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Have a good weekend with lofty wiesman Craig. The best survival teacher ever.
Absolutely amazing! Getting a kill at that sort of range takes SO much luck as well as incredible skill! All it takes is a small gust of wind 2 seconds after you've squeezed the trigger, and your bullet goes 10ft off target. Got to pick the exact right moment AND hope that a gust doesn't happen. Anyone who says that it was just luck doesn't know what they are talking about, but there IS an element of luck as well as a rare level of skill. So many people end up leaving the Armed Forces with mental health issues as a result of active service, and they just don't get the treatment that they NEED and deserve. It's a disgrace that the Government abandons Veterans as soon as they leave. It's NOT just active service that causes mental health issues either, it's the MASSIVE change in lifestyle as a civillian compared to being in the Forces. It's just such a hugely different way of life that for someone who's been a soldier from leaving school, and serves 10 or more years, they literally don't know how to be a civvi! There should be a training course immediately after discharge, followed by as you say, support available! TOTALLY disgusted by the behaviour of the media regarding the sniper shot! There is NO way that they should have released the real name! Disgusting!
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Watched a lot of Craig’s interviews and it’s amazing to see him laugh and smile. Awesome interview mate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Great interview Craig, glad to see you're in a better place. Remember we wouldn't have survived that tour without you (and your beastings before it) J X
What a top fella wish both of these lads the best future🤙🏻
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Chatting with a guy who understands is good. Cathartic.
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What a guy. All the best for your journey.
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Credit to Craig, thank you for your service
Brilliant podcast By 2 very Honest men, I served in the British Army infantry for 7years and part of my Reason for joining was to get over Abuse as a child, Thank you Guys for the topics you are Highlighting, OUTSTANDING.
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That was some heavy stuff.
Outstanding resilience and a really good heart.
A dying breed unfortunately.
All the very best 👊
One of, if not the best podcast/ interview to date.
Thanks both & good luck in your future Craig
Thats an unbeliveble story, you army lads are something else.... I wish you all the luck in the world for the futre because to say you deserve it is a fucking understatment. Brilliant podcast.
Such a great channel, love the content. As a civy it's inspiring to hear these hero's stories and what they do for our country
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Cracking chat. A fellow Cheltenham lad. Loved the banter
Incredible story. Filled me with the “feels”. A fare few things in common. Really hit a nerve.
F###in love these interviews Phil!You're a natural who connects with his guests brilliantly.
Keep up the good work.
Hey Phil , good for you on letting these guys tell their stories/concerns. Great show bud. From across the pond 🇨🇦 , Jeff.
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Breaks my fkn heart. Soldiers want to serve and protect give there heart and soul then kicked to the kerb. Fkn disgusting... The British government are evil. Hats off to all that have served. Mens men!. Women too.❤
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And another thing - loved the way Phil brings it back to Craig falling out with his mum and brother. Big Phil is the new Parky? 💪🏻👍🏻
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Quality podcasting style Phil, look forward to seeing more
Wow, just wow.... so sad that yet again, one of our own is left to sort it out for themselves by this shitty government... Well done, Craig, for getting where you are now, fella. Hope you get that charity status and all the help everyone needs 🤜🤛