If you want “Hero Bear” to be photographed with your team or you wish to make a donation let us know. To help with this we have enlisted the support of our police customers and our friend Pete Scholey, (former UK SF soldier, author of the “The Joker” and all round good-egg) who will be photographed with the bears and sign the pictures for Help for Heroes. We will finally auction the bear and his photo album for H4H on e-bay (This will be in the new year when “Hero Bear” has returned from his travels.) Currently “Hero Bear” is out with some of our more specialist customers around the UK having his picture taken. We have now kitted the bear out in an Assault Suit, Balaclava, Tactical Vest, Abseil Harness and Rope Bag. operations, told by a born raconteur, The Joker is also offers a genuine insight into the toughness, professionalism and camaraderie that has made the SAS the world's premier fighting force.We picked up a H4H “Hero Bear” and someone decided it would be fun to make them some of our own equipment – scaled down – just for the hell of it! Our friends in the police encouraged us to go ahead with the idea and kindly offered to support this for the good cause that it is. He outlines the operational skills that took his teams deep into enemy territory without ever being captured, reveals how they achieved their objectives and describes the humour that he managed to find in the most hair-raising moments.
( Laura K Murray, Joker: 20 let uvnit SAS Pete Scholey. Now in his autobiography he vividly describes life as a soldier at the sharp end, giving first-hand accounts of the many actions he was involved in, from jungle warfare in Borneo and desert fighting in Aden to undercover operations in Northern Ireland and his part in the setting up of the counter-terrorist team that was successfully used in the siege of the Iranian Embassy in 1980. S Chen, Can you receive ashes without confession, KONDISJONSTRENING. During that time he served - often covertly - in many of the world's worst troublespots. He joined the SAS in 1963 and eventually hung up his boots in 1986, twenty-three years later. Pete Scholey, ex-Royal Artillery and Parachute Regiment, possessed the necessary mix of courage and coolness under extreme pressure.
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