Friendship and relations were real feelings for me. I had to work harder than the men and I knew it was going to take time. She explained: “I do feel proud to have done something good for my country. Delivering one final blow to her comrades, Malm revealed the three recruits she thought should be cut from the process. ‘I thought Mark and Louise G could win it from day one. Top British astrologer who predicted coronavirus... A bird in the hand is worth two on screen! She said: “After I had passed all the tests, some people thought it was great. You need to be there for your own reasons and do it for yourself. It was the arrival of her daughter, which meant the prospect of putting herself in a life-risking situation with a little one at home became too much to bear. There are so many tests you have to pass.”. The revelation left recruits open-mouthed with shock, with many admitting they had 'no idea' their actions were being monitored round-the-clock. left viewers delighted, as they had been in on the secret from the start. While female soldiers will be allowed in the British Special Forces for the first time this year — a fact reflected by the first women contestants in the C4 show — Petra was the pioneer in 2007. “They could see the bigger picture of what the unit could gain from having a female. She quit in 2017. “I had a resistance to the high-risk jobs and I felt I didn’t want to do it any more. But once I became a mum, I realised ‘oh s**t I am done’. That’s rough when you have done the same selection and training. Petra went in as a mole in order to inform the instructors about the recruits. And of course excellent fitness and mental health.'. During her career, Petra, whose daughter is now six, says one of her proudest achievements was training women in Afghanistan in combat and self defence techniques. However, she did reveal she "would love to go back as a DS" for another run. Revelation: The surprise twist shocked the recruits - and sparked memes from delighted fans. Amazingly, she says being deep in the middle of a dangerous warzone held no fear — thanks to her incredible colleagues. SAS: Who Dares Wins took a dramatic turn in tonight's episode when Special Forces officer Petra was outed as a mole to the rest of the recruits. News Corp is a network of leading companies in the worlds of diversified media, news, education, and information services. You need to have the inner motivation, because otherwise you are going to fail.”. But once I became a mum, I realised ‘oh s**t I am done’. You can use it to your advantage.”, I passed the same tests as the men - nobody could push me down. 'The DS here are much more stoney faced. You can use it to your advantage.”, I passed the same tests as the men - nobody could push me down. Petra called time on her career after ten years. 'They only want what’s best for the recruits. She said: “When you are in combat, you feel safe because you have been together 24/7. The women referred to as the ‘mole’ on Who Dares Wins 2019 is Petra Malm (recruit number 9). “If you heard another patrol out and you could hear they were in combat, that’s when you got the most scared as you didn’t know what was happening.”. Far from it — Petra served in the Special Forces equivalent of the SAS in her home country after becoming the first female in the world to do so. If you've got a celebrity story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk entertainment team by emailing us [email protected], calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - we'd love to hear from you. Home. She said: “After I had passed all the tests, some people thought it was great. The experienced soldier added there is more 'screaming' and 'shouting' in the British approach than in Sweden. World's first Special Forces female soldier Petra Malm, 41, has been placed as a mole among wannabes as they battle in the snowy Andes. Enemies look at you in a different way because you are female. For further details of our complaints policy and to make a complaint please click here. And taking part in TV’s toughest reality show has reminded Petra Malm of her time battling for real to become the world’s first ever female Special Forces soldier. 'In Sweden we do not scream and shout in the same way,' she said. Before joining the Special Forces, Petra served for seven years with the regular Swedish army. View our online Press Pack. “Being part of the Special Forces is the best job in the world and I worked with some amazing people. SAS: Who Dares Wins 2019 has been welcomed back to Channel 4 with a somewhat surprising twist. The Sun website is regulated by the Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO). “If you heard another patrol out and you could hear they were in combat, that’s when you got the most scared as you didn’t know what was happening.”.
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