Former Cornwall Army Cadet takes on SAS: Who Dares Wins

Former Cornwall Army Cadet, Justine Pellew-Harvey is to appear on the upcoming Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins. She headed into the wilds of Scotland

Former Cornwall Army Cadet, Justine Pellew-Harvey is to appear on the upcoming Channel 4’s SAS: Who Dares Wins. She headed into the wilds of Scotland to be put through the toughest and most unforgiving selection course yet.

The TV programme shows Ex-Special Forces soldiers putting recruits through a recreation of the SAS selection process. Looking for the kind of recruit that can handle anything thrown at them, the DS pit them against each other in such tasks as to race up a 4000-foot mountain, followed by a 100-foot abseil off an oil-rig.

Justine was an exemplary Army Cadet parading at Falmouth detachment. She became a Lord Lieutenant Cadet, a most honoured position, taking part in Royal events in the Duchy with the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, Edward Bolitho OBE. She also took part in the testing annual Ten Tors Challenge, twice.

Justine went on to attend the challenging cadet exchange at Whitehorse Cadets Summer Training Centre in Canada. Here, her report stated, amongst other things, that Justine “served as an inspiration and encouragement to her peers…” and was awarded the Top UK cadet, an honour indeed, and was invited back to help instruct the next year’s exchange cadets from the UK.

SAS: Who Dares Wins begins Sunday 9th May at 9pm on Channel 4. Good luck Justine!

If you want to learn about being an Army Cadet and follow in Justine’s footsteps, go to www.armycadets.com