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Okay, what have I got for you this week? Well I'm going to talk a big medal. I'm also going to talk about the possibilities of a military coup. How about that? I'm also going to talk about my dog and my choice of dog and why I chose my dog and I think

we're going to do a little feature every now and again about dogs in particular because

they are such a great animal and they are more and more widely spread being used by the military for a number of different purposes.

Search, attack, etc, etc, etc.

In fact, Special Forces are using them all over the place now,

which is really good news,

if you're a dog of course.

Right, where are we going to start then?

Let's start with Nairobi man.

This story broke January time. Nairobi, pictures started

emerging of a guy in dreams, body armor, armed at a teeth, marauding round, a Kenyan shopping mall, all sorts of stuff

going on inside, bangs, pops, whistles, you name it, great gaggle of national soldiers

following him and all sorts of stuff being declared.

It turns out that the press reported on this almost straight away and although it's

reported that it was my old unit, the SAS, of course I wouldn't know anything

about it and I wouldn't be allowed to talk if I did.

But all I can do is sort of analyze what the press have said and say maybe perhaps or could be where I might know

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