@BBCNews another 1? How many is that now ? Please don't tell me it was in yesterday's heatwave.
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I can't believe they've let this happen again to another poor soldier. Total neglect of duty of care.
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assuming it's heat stroke, the platoon sergeant can't have a private held down and forced to drink.
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My point is however was in charge should have called off the exercise on such a day.
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Afghanistan and Iraq without managing to die of heat stroke.
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and furthermore, in the case of the SAS deaths they simply didn't drink when told to.
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I think if these soldiers simply don't drink when told (ordered?) to, the army has even bigger problems.
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2/2 when an awful lot of private soldiers don't even have the wherewithal to look after themselves.
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Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let Perpetual Light Shine upon him. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.
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Not again! Have they learned no lessons!
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behave, it's what happens,we go to war in hot countries. Training has to be realistic in all ways Inc climate.
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That climate yesterday was not typical. Anyway, why should humans be used as war currency?
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don't recall them being conscripted to sign up ...
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They joined believing their health and safety during training was planned for. Who is that H&S officer?
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what happens when they don't train in hot weather and can't cope when they are in action in such conditions
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That hot weather will kill anyone before a bullet is shot.
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Easy for them to kill off soldiers, just send them to Brecon on hottest day of year.
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