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EPISODE · Dec 9, 2025 · 1H 38M

Duncan Baillie: Parachute regiment, 22 SAS turned conservation warrior on career high & lows.

from The Old Paratrooper Podcast · host Chris Binch

Ex British military and struggling with your hearing ? Click the link below.https://veterans-for-veterans.co.uk/affiliates/chris-binchDunc spent 25 years in the British Army, 22 of those with the elite 22 SAS. Retiring in 2022, he relocated to Florida with his family, where he now lives and works.Originally from South Africa, he has always had a deep love and respect for the natural world and in Force Blue has found an opportunity to contribute to conservation in a proactive and meaningful way.From the SAS to the sea, Duncan’s life has been defined by courage, teamwork, and purpose. Now with FORCE BLUE, he protects marine life, inspires the next generation, and is the living embodiment of every second counts.check out force blue below and see the amazing work they are doing.https://forceblueteam.org#sas #parachuteregiment #britisharmy #veteran #military #podcast #interview #specialforces #shorts #viral #war #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #strength #conservation

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