ONE bullet wound, one knife stab and one broken bone. That was all the injuries that Simon Treselyan had to sustain throughout his 19 years as an intelligent officer with the British Military Special Forces about two decades ago.
A very good – if not lucky – feat for someone who had led teams to fight in some of the most violent crises that had made international headlines, including that of Northern Ireland and Iraq.
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