A truly remarkable individual who provides a genuinely fascinating interview for any military enthusiast. He also shares some interesting photos of the Falklands.
In 1970 Tom joined the Royal Artillery in order to support his family.
What follows is an epic account of life in the military in the 70's and 80's. In 1975 he transfered into the Army Medical Corps. He then passes P company and is in the thick of the action in the Falklands. A must watch for all modern military enthusiasts.
Tom shared some great photos with us too which are also worth looking at.
![Falklands [Minefield_]](https://www.legasee.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/Falklands-Minefield_.jpg)
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