SAS Soldier On Brutal Interrogation He Endured

Former SAS soldier Chris Ryan shares the brutal interrogation tactics he endured over 36 hours of tactical questioning, including waterboarding, back breaking stress positions, and sleep deprivation.
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[HappyHourPodcast]

If you haven't listened to the full episode (link in description), you're missing out! Chris Ryan has the record for the longest escape and evasion in British SAS history! 🇳🇺

[EdanWaves]

i cant believe it. Chris Ryan?! When i was a kid I read all of his books. its like a dream come true. my favourite author.

[garethhelliwell]

I listened to the full episode today and loved the bit when he gave the little lad the books and years later he met him in a pub and he was a staff Sgt in the SAS.

[VictoriaSanders]

This was such a great episode! His stories are fascinating. Such a great guest!

[jonny]

Little one but the images you showed whilst the chap was describing were really helpful. Cheers for adding them in!

[isaacwatkins-rye]

Such a great podcast, and an amazing story!

[Nathanielofbritanniae]

Its crazy what these people go through. Respect ❤️🇬🇧

[andytraill]

The into is quite the switch. "you're at 45 degrees your back is breaking your hands are HAPPY HOUR PODCAST"!

[DJHD]

What a bloke, loved this episode of the pod 👌🏻

[James-hzef]

what a boyo i love chris hes so inspirational

[jakwadd]

Brilliant story teller and brilliant writer. Been a fan of his since I was a kid with the Alpha force book series and then his array of adult novels. What a fucking bloke.

[WhatUrYaLookinAtMyGutFer]

Waterboarding absolutely can kill you, and has killed numerous prisoners

[Ash_Hudson]

And next up on Happy Hour: Waterboarding Techniques.

[johnmoulton-zhrm]

The mans as hard as they come. Unbeatable.

[drewmusic]

Awesome interview. Kind of weird seeing "HAPPY HOUR" pop up as the podcast name for this interview being my first experience with the podcast, but really cool interview.

[RadagonTheRed]

4:43 - You most certainly are drowning during water boarding. It might be slower than if you were submerged but you are drowning.

[wojtek]

Wow can't believe you got Chris Ryan. definitely going to listen to The full podcast as a teenager I read all of his books him and Andy McNab were my favourite authors

[Moxhification]

Know this guy from Ultimate Force. Didn’t know he was the real deal. Mental stuff

[beckscald]

I thought this guys accent sounded familiar. He's from my neck of the woods! What What SAS have to go through is intense. Respect to all of them.

[garryharriman]

There is a lot about UKSF Selection mentioned by a lot of forner SF soldiers. Nit much is known or mentioned about this final phase. It is most likely the most closely guarded aspect of Selection. Many people who have made outstanding times on the hills and/or displayed quintisential solidering skills in the jungle have fell short during this final phase. Imagine all of that effort, 5-6 months disolving in an instant. It goes to illustrate how SF members must as mentally robust as they are physically.