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LONDON (Reuters) - The 15 sailors and marines held by Iran for 13 days will be allowed to sell their stories to the media, in a break with usual rules, the Defence Ministry said on Saturday.
Serving personnel were not normally allowed to sell their stories but the ministry decided to grant the 15 permission due to the huge media interest, said a ministry spokeswoman. "These are considered to be exceptional circumstances," she said.
Originally posted by marg6043
Why not the UK troops.
Originally posted by marg6043
Well here in the US people sell their stories with no problem at all the time, write a book and make lost of money.
Originally posted by shots
Originally posted by marg6043
Well here in the US people sell their stories with no problem at all the time, write a book and make lost of money.
If they want to write a book wait until they are out of the services is what I say.
Originally posted by marg6043
BTW many retired Generals and officials have written books about Iraq and the war.
Originally posted by marg6043
If you look at the names is well known Generals and US officials plus a few names of soldiers, including the one that deserted to Canada Joshua Key.
Originally posted by shots
Marg most of those are exactly what I said. They were written once they were out not in.
Originally posted by marg6043
So what part is confusing you.
Originally posted by infinite
One of them has just came out and said he will not sell his story