Originally posted by Soleran
I would imagine they do receive basic training in regards to capture and confinement in Britain.
I'm talking about torture resistance, not just keeping your mouth shut and only giving your name and rank when asked what you're mission was/is. Besides, even special forces like the SAS break under torture, it's the human thing to do. Judging them because they admitted to whatever the Iranians wanted them to admit to is foolish.
Fact is, the first transmission the Iranians gave placed the them in Iraqi waters; they then later changed it (repeatedly I believe) to place them in Iranian waters. I'll place my bets on the British being the ones telling the truth.