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Pat Carty

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Encouraging the UK Special Forces Mindset

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By Pat Carty Verified
| SOF News
As a previous uniformed member of staff with 1003 (Leighton Buzzard) Air Training Corps (now known as  Royal Air Force Cadets) one of the most rewarding aspects of my aims was designing progressive training that stretched cadets beyond routine parade-ground and classroom work, and which may be have encouraged them to set their future towards a Special Forces career.
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UK’s 2026 Defence Investment Plan: Special Forces remain in the Shadows!

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By Pat Carty Verified
| SOF News
By Pat Carty. The UK’s Strategic Defence Review, published in June 2025, described Special Forces as the “tip of the spear” for British defence and integrated by design. UK’s Special Forces would also be capable of reaching strategically significant targets in the most demanding environments, whilst operating across all domains, both discreetly and covertly. However, the review offered little detail on how that ambition would be financed.
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55 years ago today: Joni Mitchell released Blue

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By Pat Carty Verified
| Hot Press Verified
I wouldn't for one second dare to presume that the erudite and attractive readers of Hot Press need any reminding about how truly great Joni Mitchell’s Blue is. Any record collection that doesn't contain it is merely a dust-gathering heap of vinyl and cardboard. “The quintessential confessional singer/songwriter album”, “intense”, “possibly the most gutting break-up album ever made.” Yeah, yeah, it’s certainly all those things, but it’s more than that too.
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