Instead, over the last few years, outlets & certain journalists have taken it upon their righteous selves to publish the names, pictures & other personal details of our Special Forces Veterans for the benefit of their own media agendas. This is why all Special Forces personnel are supposed to be afforded ‘Protected Identity Status’ - the ability to keep our identities out of the Australian media - especially at a time when Afghanistan is back under Taliban control & knowing all too well the real evil that is out there in the world. Our roles in Special Forces require us to embark upon actions that bring real dangers to ourselves & those we love back home.
Our role in Afghanistan was not comfortable, nor was it easily conducted with the clarity of the armchair opinions that now seek to slander what they can and will never understand first hand. It is a national shame & absolute disgrace the way that too many people in positions of power have treated & now abandoned our service men after sending them to do what they would & could not do themselves. Yesterday speaking with Nine News after the arrest of a Special Forces Veteran on war crimes allegations.
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