Ex-SAS On IRA Threat, Going Undercover, And Being Captured Behind Enemy Lines | Minutes With
In this episode of Minutes With, we hear from Mick Hawkes about his incredible experiences going undercover for the SAS. Mick began his career in the Royal Artillery but soon found his calling with the SAS. Posted to Northern Ireland during 'The Troubles', Mick operated surveillance as part of 14 Intelligence Company, also known as 'The Det'. Posing as a carpenter, Mick secured vital intelligence to disrupt enemy operations. During the 90s, Mick was posted to Bosnia, where he and SAS legend Billy Billingham found themselves in hot water behind enemy lines! Thanks to Mick for taking part. Mick now works as an independent security consultant specialising in Rural security, personal safety and situational awareness, and physical penetration testing. Mick is also a Tier One training specialist. www.hawkesandco.uk #ladbible #ladbiblestories #sas #military #soldier #army #interview #podcast #northernireland #bosnia #Billybillingham

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