This book is all about things I witnessed and what happened to me during the 14 years I spent in the army, like they say you can't take them with you but in some of these stories you definitely can Some stories may seem a bit far fetched, shocking, stupid, or too disgusting to have happened, but I can assure you they could and did happen as those present at the time of the incidents could testify if they wished to be identified. I'm sure everyone I served with has a few "Pull up a sand bag stories" in their locker, the ones you come out with down the pub with some of your mates, looking back...

This book is about things I witnessed and what happened to me during the 9 months I spent in Belize in the 1970's. Like they say you can't take them with you, but some of the stories I'm about to tell, you definitely can The main story may seem a bit far fetched, shocking, stupid, or too disgusting to have happened, I can assure you most of it did Apart from a few urban myths, jokes and the odd exaggerated bullshit along the way, I think I've just about covered most things. I believe we have to record our memories for future generations to look back on, either good, funny or bad. Here are...

It's over. Your clearance chit is all signed off. You've received your last train warrant, they've taken your ID card off you at the guard room, and you walk out through the gate for the last time, it's Endex. It doesn't matter how many years you served in the military, it will always have a lasting effect on the way you live the rest of your life. Marine, soldier, sailor or airman, whichever you may be, there are some qualities and experiences that most, if not all veterans, share. There are 3 types of people, Civilian, Military and Veteran. Once you join the military, you can never go back...