Lee’s beret good show
PUBLISHED: 12:33 02 February 2006 | UPDATED: 09:32 06 May 2010
Lee Giles
THE stepson of a former member of the RAF has earned his green beret after completing his Royal Marines training. Lee Giles, 17, a former student of Nobel School, Stevenage, passed out on January 20 after completing a 32-week course at a commando training
THE stepson of a former member of the RAF has earned his green beret after completing his Royal Marines training.
Lee Giles, 17, a former student of Nobel School, Stevenage, passed out on January 20 after completing a 32-week course at a commando training centre in Devon.
His mother, Tracey Salter, 43, of Norwich Close, Stevenage, said Lee's stepfather, Terence, was a big influence on his career.
She said: "Lee said if it wasn't for Terence he wouldn't have achieved it all."
Lee has joined the 1 Assault Group RM and wants to specialise in vehicle mechanics.
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