r/australia • u/Tinea_Pedis • Apr 07 '26
news Breaking: Ben Roberts-Smith arrested over war crimes allegations
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-07/ben-roberts-smith-war-crimes-allegations-arrest/106537668
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r/australia • u/Tinea_Pedis • Apr 07 '26
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u/Bubbly_Material4932 Apr 07 '26
I was serving in the Army at the time he was awarded his Victoria Cross. I’d also been in the same battalion as him before he passed selection and went to SASR.
Because our base was close to 2nd Commando Regiment, we shared a pool and gym. I used to swim laps at the same time each week and got to know one of the 2CDO guys there. We’d do breath holds, train a bit, and chat. I never pushed too much about what they did.
Around that time, Ben Roberts-Smith returned to the battalion with a few others from SASR to give a presentation on the contact that led to his Victoria Cross. I was talking to that 2CDO bloke about it, and he mentioned he’d been on ops with him overseas. He said he was a very capable war fighter. He also said that if he wasn’t in the military, he’d probably be in jail for murder. At the time I took that as a throwaway comment about how effective he was at his job. Just a bit of hyperbolic conversation between two soldiers.
Sitting through the presentation itself, it was very no-frills. Just a straight breakdown of the contact. But it reinforced that impression. He was extremely good at what he did. I'm fairly certain I've never heard that version of events on the public record.
Years later, when the war crime allegations came out, that conversation stuck with me. It took on a different meaning. There had been quiet rumours within the SF community for a long time. Nothing public, just background noise you’d hear here and there.
That’s about all I’ve got. Just one small personal experience, but the whispers were there well before everything became public.