I was in the trenches with Colin in Nam.  good bloke.

Almost kidnapped for beheading out there myself. My life saved by a friend acting on instinct and wasn't even aware he was doing it at the time.

Class act, precise, intelligent and personable. He is a credit to his family.

The real deal, you can tell. Notice how all these guys are calm talkers phased by nothing. Much respect.

Watch all of Colin’s podcasts , great speaker and super humble !

Absolute legend & best instructor I ever had. Respect Sgt “coco”

Wonderful conversation. Even for non military many people are wound up by day to day simple tasks having been made unnecessarily complicated and amplified.what’s worse is people seem to have accepted ‘that’s just how it is’ . Thanks guys a fantastic insight

The personification of a cool guy.

A great man. Met him many times. We had a mutual friend. Keep well Col❤️

A very capable but humble character.

Honestly these ex forces guys are another level, thoroughly enjoy their stories and have utmost respect.

Colin should do more of these. Of  all the former SF operators, he comes across really well.

A very humble person. A character that's extremely hard to find. Even amongst the SAS operators. He's something else. Excellent interview.

These men are the finest fighting force in the world bar none.
No other special forces globally will say otherwise

Our nation is turning to shit and so many lunatics and corrupt career politicians are doing their utmost to embarrass our nation
No matter what or who does anything that puts us in a negative light we all know that we are proud to have the 22 regiment SAS  along with many other fine fighting forces
The SAS is the most feared and formidable force throughout the world
THANKS TO EVERY SINGLE MILITARY MEMBER PAST AND PRESENT “THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SERVICE” 🙏🏻🇬🇧

Colin is a good friend of mine, proper gentleman

Top narrator with all the background and quals. Out of all that my cringe moment was talking about the squadron being dry, causing friction, no acceptance, no mentoring with the simple things, the way things are done. A new intake only knows the green army and the huge info and tactics surge during selection. Has to find his way in the squadron but to be blanked and left to trip up would break me. All of that negative pressure and atmosphere after arriving underweight and tested to beyond an individuals imagination is a huge burden never mind feeling WTF am I doing here. Given tasks and decision making against the grain of the squadron would snap me. Far too sensitive to continue feeling unwanted after giving so much. When Colin said "I would be better of back in my unit" I was actually nodding in agreement. Tough tough men that can go on and on unbroken and keep performing. Most comprehensive and modest interview yet.

Dangerous humble man

Massive REspect bruv

Operation wolf.. now that was a game 😂 with the mounted uzi in arcades. Love it

As the saying goes ‘never judge a book by it’s cover’
Looking and listening to him with his quiet voice many would find it difficult to believe he was one of the finest fighting men on the planet during his service and feared by terrorists and enemy soldiers globally
I am forever watching SAS videos and documentaries and many of the now released files are producing amazing stories and testimonies from others, especially the US servicemen who were witness to many of their assaults on the enemies throughout the Middle East and Africa