SAS soldiers believe they have been betrayed after military police were called in over a huge haul of ammunition, grenades and guns handed in during a weapons amnesty.The soldiers have a right to feel outraged.
Senior commanders became alarmed by the vast stockpile despite “no questions asked” assurances given to members of the elite special forces regiment to encourage them to dump souvenirs collected during missions.
And as to the senior officers: Smart move, shafting an entire organization of trained killers. Sleep tight, you bastards.
2 comments:
That didn't work out as a trust and confidence building exercise. Did it? If I were a soldier, I might remember that the next time I was asked to do something - anything at all, really.
I sometimes have a momentary thought that the French Revolution was very well done.
Jill
Almost unbelievable, but considering the delicate sensibilities of the administrating class what else can you expect.
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