Scots SAS hero slams Army bosses and says his mental and physical trauma was ignored
British Army’s most famous regiment in an unauthorised book.Former elite special forces soldier Davie Penman has attacked defence chiefs for ignoring the psychological and physical trauma he suffered during his service.Ex-22 SAS sergeant Davie – who served 12 years in the Army – has spoken for the first time about how a horror RAF Hercules crash in Albania in 1999 changed his life.Davie, originally from Falkirk but now living in Thailand, is scathing about his treatment by senior officers.The 56-year-old said: “I wanted to write all this stuff down so that others don’t have to go through what I did.