(Image: PA)Davie’s revelations come in Shooting Straight, his unauthorised book in which he accuses the elite ­SAS of failing to help mentally ­traumatised troops. Davie said: “When I got back from Somalia with Billy, his wife Pamela Stephenson, a psychiatrist, invited me for lunch. In his memoirs, Davie calls the plane crash which nearly cost him his life “the day that never ends”. Davie, inside the plane, said: “I was thrown around the cockpit like a rag doll and smashed into the control panel. I was told 22 SAS was ‘high revving’ and if a cog broke they did not have time to fix it.

Source: Daily Mirror June 06, 2020 17:21 UTC