Andrew Chatterton

They never did.

So the police turned up and they were like, because Reg had 14,738 rounds of ammunition.

1,205 pounds of explosives, 3,742 feet of delayed action fusing, 930 feet of safety fuse, 144 time pencils, 1,207 long delay switches, 1,272 detonators, 719 booby traps, which is 314 paraffin bombs, 131 fog signals, 121 smoke bombs, 36 slabs of gun cotton, and 33 time pencils made up as booby traps.

Yeah, he's like, I've just got a few bits and bobs.

Imagine there's a piece turned up.

But we get it all the time.

We get people who are like clearing out granddad's garage and they know they're in your units and they take a picture of some box of something seeping out.

We're like, yeah, that's explosive.

You're going to have to get them.

Oh, it's quite in sharp.

So it's still, it's still, yeah, it's still a lot around.

Yeah, yeah.

I know, it's crazy, isn't it?

And that was the spares, right?

So that's the extent that the auxiliary units were armed.

That was the spares for these four or five groups that he could then take round if they needed more.

Yeah, I do.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So I do.