Accused (UK)

Corporal Buckley, a dedicated, straight-down-the-line career soldier, a soldier's soldier and a man you need on your side if you are to survive. While Buckley does not find himself in the dock, there are those who may feel he should be on trial.
Buckley's a very serious character and is never humorous. His purpose in life never wavers. He's been steadily climbing the ranks of the army and I reckon could make it to the top. Personal friendships are not his thing and don't enter his mindset.
The army is his life – looking out for his men and protecting them from the enemy is his vocation. I can't imagine him in civilian life. He's a completely dedicated soldier with several tours under his belt. He takes his job very, very seriously and knows his decisions can mean life or death.
He knows there's problem when the new recruits, Frankie and Peter, arrive – a right pair of Jack-the-lads from Manchester, who are full of bravado and confidence but have no real idea about active service. When they don't measure up to his exacting standards the consequences are disastrous. He's compelled to come down very hard. And you don't want to be on the wrong side of Buckley.