With the diversity of his career Mick is able to draw on all his experience to deliver speeches that not only intrigue the audience but are also able to enlighten them on topics such as teamwork, leadership and success.
Mick has written a highly regarded book, "Bullet Magnet", about his experiences that have seen him become Britain's most decorated serving soldier. His gallantry was held in the highest regard, as an Army officer described Mick's actions as "an amazing act of bravery, the kind of thing you'd see in a Hollywood blockbuster". It was also awarded for the rescue of Household Cavalryman Martyn Compton, a soldier who was severely injured when his vehicle was blown up. I love them but integrating them into any competitive build is just non viable. Infiltration commandos especially with no demo charge and one man down.
Sure, 1v1 against a half track is kind of overkill, now theyre way too expensive for the lackluster output. Mick was awarded his Military Cross for fighting 30 Taliban rebels during an ambush in the Afghan village of Musa Qala. They used to be too good, but now Im really struggling to find any use for them at all. With such a diverse and extensive range of fighting experience, Mick understandably has some extraordinary stories to share as a speaker.Īs Andy McNab says, "From the Falklands to Afghanistan, Mick Flynn has been looking for trouble for over 30 years - and finding it…" Mick is a veteran of campaigns in Northern Ireland, the Falklands, Iraq and Bosnia and has fought on three tours of Afghanistan. He is the recipient of the General Service Medal (for Northern Ireland), the South Atlantic Medal (Falklands), the Iraq Medal, the Conspicuous Gallantry Cross, the NATO medal (Balkans), the Queen's Silver Jubilee Medal, the Operational Service Medal for Afghanistan and the Military Cross. Mick's roll of honour is quite extraordinary.
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