From Green Jackets to Green Badges
In this episode, we sit down with Stan Bowes and Gary Fisher, two former soldiers who served together in the Royal Green Jackets Regiment, completing multiple tours and deployments during their military careers. Although the regiment has since been disbanded and reorganised, the camaraderie, discipline and experiences they shared remain as strong as ever. After leaving the Armed Forces, both Stan and Gary embarked on a very different challenge — earning their Green Badges and becoming Licensed London Black Cab drivers. From Green Jackets to Green Badges, they discuss the similarities between military service and completing the Knowledge of London, the dedication required to succeed, and how the transition from soldier to cab driver provided them with a rewarding second career. We talk about life in the military, memorable moments from their service, the challenges of adjusting to civilian life, and why they believe the Knowledge offers an ideal career path for ex-service men and women. Their stories highlight the importance of resilience, self-discipline, independence and purpose — qualities that military veterans already possess in abundance. If you've ever wondered what it takes to make the journey from serving your country to navigating the streets of London, this is an inspiring conversation you won't want to miss. 🎙️ Featuring: Stan Bowes & Gary Fisher 🚖 From Green Jackets to Green Badges – Military Service, The Knowledge, and Life as a London Cab Driver. Join this channel to get access to perks: / @wizann320

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