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Former SAS commander accuses government of not valuing welfare of veterans
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Former SAS commander accuses government of not valuing welfare of veterans
A former commanding officer of 22 SAS has accused the government of not valuing the mental health or welfare of veterans as more than 120 special forces veterans are now embroiled in legal investigations. Speaking on GB News, Col Richard Williams said: “This started with the adjustment to the legal basis for military operations in 1998 just after the Northern Ireland peace process, when the 1998 Human Rights Act became the standard that all acti…
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