OVERMATCH - The Kevin Owens Podcast

The Louth /Armagh border is only 4 miles North of the town I grew up in. The IRA active service unit in this area were one of the most lethal in Northern Ireland. Sniper attacks, homemade mortars, roadside bombs and attacks on mainland Britain all originated from a small farming community called South Armagh. This area became a no-go area for the British army, leading the Northern Ireland Secretary to give it the title Bandit country.My guest today is Toby Harden, the author of the book Bandit Country, The IRA & South Armaghhttps://tobyharnden.com/

Sitting down with the subject matter experts on getting selected for training as a Green Beret. CSM Strong and SGM Almonte talk about physical fitness, intelligence, and character. They share preparation guidance that will give candidates the best possible chance of success; these two NCOs exemplify the quiet professional every Green Beret should aspire to become.Preparation handbook:https://www.goarmysof.army.mil/Portals/100/Documents/USAJFKSWCS%20SF%20Prep%20Manual.pdf?ver=b5Y4cCheXzm4z44sO0JVtg%3d%3d

Former LEO Kirsten Morgan and Police Officer Jess Hall discuss strategies to protect our kids both online and from the real-world dangers our kids face every day. Jess shares some practical tips for parents to monitor internet usage, educate kids about digital footprints, and share the signs of potential online dangers Learn how to educate a secure future for our future generations. Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE for more essential parenting guides. @roseykbar #onlinesafety #KidsFirst #ProtectOurChildren

Talking about my plans going forward with social media platforms and training Working part-time for Robin Sage and Marine Corps Special Operations Tim Kennedy drama, boots, uniforms, SFAS, writing a book and more. website: www.overmatchconsulting.com Email: [email protected] Instagram: @roseykbar Email: [email protected]

Maze Prison was seen by many as Europe’s most secure prison. It was a prison within a detention center within an army camp and believed to be completely impenetrable by any one prisoner. That was until September 1983, when the IRA successfully pulled off the largest prison escape in British and Irish History.