For "Shirley Tempel" tell PIGS BLUNT Im still waiting here
in M�nster / Osnabr�ck Airport for his and the other reprebate arrival
from Chester. Or did they get the money and spent it in a Boozer in
Blacon??? Not to worry ...
[140] Sat 23 Sep 2006, 6:00am
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- GARY COLWELL -
from: MAGHRALIN
CAN ANY 2 REG EX MEMBERS HELP I'M LOOKING TO ESTB COMMS WITH JOE
DEVINE (int cell,cop,pti.)K.L.M.F.
[139] Sat 23 Sep 2006, 4:36am
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- EOIN McDONAGH -
from: CHESTER/IRAQ
F.A.O. NICKY ROBERTS.
HOPE YOU ARE WELL MATE. SHELLEY IS ALWAYS SAYING TO ME TO GET BACK IN
TOUCH WITH YOU AND CAROLINE. I HAVE BEEN IN TOUCH WITH STEPTOE AND
TONY MASON. IM IN IRAQ AT THE MOMENT WITH QRH, AND MY TROOP LEADER IS
DARRYL JONES SEEMINGLY YOU WERE GOOD MATES IN BALLYMENA HE KEEPS ON
TELLING ME THAT THE WIFE AND HIM WOULD LOVE TO GET BACK IN TOUCH WITH
YOU AND CAROLINE. SHELLEY WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM CAROLINE AGAIN. TAKE
CARE.
[138] Sat 23 Sep 2006, 0:04am
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- EOIN McDONAGH -
from: CHESTER/IRAQ
I AM DEEPLY SHOCKED OF THE DEATHS OF 3 BRAVE RANGERS. I HAVE ONLY JUST
FOUND OUT, MY DEEPEST CONDOLENCES AND SYMPATHY TO THE 3 FAMILIES, MY
PRAYERS AND THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU ALL AT THIS SAD TIME. MAY THEY REST
IN PEACE. FOR ALLY, GLAD YOU ARE IMPROVING ALL THE TIME, KEEP UP THE
GOOD WORK, SHELLEY AND I WISH YOU AND TRACEY ALL THE BEST. FOR ALL THE
OTHER BRAVE MEN WHO ARE WOUNDED, I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A SPEEDY
RECOVERY.
[137] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 23:52pm
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- joseph olphert -
from: jacksonville
i am living in the usa.
[136] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 15:20pm
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- ian ferris -
from: Warminster
Great to see some soldiers from 1 r irish on the news tonight in
afghanistan, cpl speedy coult MC spoke very well and looked very
professional although the para moustache didnt suit.
well done speedy and to all the lads out there
god speed your safe return
silver fox
[135] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 14:01pm
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- lennie lean -
from: carrickfergus
Robert, as far as i can remember there should be 3 patches on the kilt
in the shape of a shamrock, each 1 should have a badge from the royal
inniskilling fusiliers (Skins), royal ulster rifles(Stickies) & royal
irish fusiliers(Faughs) who amalgamated in 1968 to become the royal
irish rangers. Im sure if I'm wrong some one will post the
correct version.
Lennie
[134] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 13:14pm
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- Robert Reid -
from: Murray Military & Historical Museum USA
I'm looking for information on a uniform I have obtained for a
Military museum that I am on the board for. I just have the doublet
and kilt of a pipers uniform. The kilt only has 2 black patches for
badges, can you tell me what year this may come from and what are the
correct badges to go on it. Also how would I go about obtaining the
other parts of this uniform or any other uniforms of the Irish
Rangers? As the museum normaly displays American Uniforms, it does
have an extensive collection of British Uniforms (from Victorian era
to now) and I am working to put together a display of these. (I
believe I also have one of your mess dress uniforms, but am still
doing research) Any information would be a great help.
[133] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 10:05am
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- sheryl beardmore -
from: catterrick
hi this is to ginge everythings fine here hope things are ok with you
mike still workin away shez
[132] Fri 22 Sep 2006, 10:03am
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- ian ferris -
from: Warminster
foa joe mills
joe thanks for your reply and for all the details included, i will
get in comms with firm and arrange blazers for members of the
Warminster branch. Can you also send me details of the overseas firm
from where you got your standard from
