The Warminster Branch would like to send their sincere condolences to
the families of the comrades killed in action in Afghanistan. To all
those injured a speedy recovery,
[39] Mon 11 Sep 2006, 5:16am
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- BILLY BELSON -
from: BANGOR/ ITC CATTERICK
"FOR THEM"
God and the soldier all men adore
in time of trouble and no more
for when war is over and things righted
god is neglected and the soldier slighted
to absent
friends.
[38] Mon 11 Sep 2006, 3:49am
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- BILLY BELSON -
from: BANGOR/ ITC CATTERICK
"FOR PAUL" From the bottom of my heart and the tears i have
shed this weekend , your memory will live on every day .You were one
of the good guys and it was an honour to have been your comd during
the iraq war.THAT SMILE OF YOURS during hard times and good times the
banter over the football you were mate a real soldier. No fuss no big
image just happy enough to get on with the task on hand with that
smile and laughter . Today you shall meet your family once again .
REST IN PEACE .
[37] Mon 11 Sep 2006, 3:42am
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- Gary Loney -
from: Armagh now Kent
Deepest condilences to all 3 familes, of are brave RANGERS.
LCPLs P Muirhead - L McCulloch andv Rgr A Draiva
RIP are prayers are with you at this time.
To all the boys in the sand take care.
[36] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 19:25pm
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- doc -
from: derry
I would also like to add my deepest condolences to the families and
friends of the three brave soldiers who have given their lives in the
cause of freedom - may they rest in peace.
[35] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 16:43pm
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- KEYSE -
from: Londonderry
To my friends and comrades in the 1st Battalion
Very saddened to hear the news this week of the tragic deaths of our 3
brave soldiers in Afghanistan my thoughts and prayers are with all
their families
To the troops in hospital I wish you all a speedy and full recovery.
To the remaining men in the Hellmann Province my prayers and thoughts
are with you all, be brave and safe home.
To Colonel Mike McGovern and the men in Inverness my thoughts are with
you all at this most difficult time.
Faugh~A~Ballagh
KEYSE
[34] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 15:56pm
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- Brad - Glenn -
from: Belfast
Deepest sympathy to the Families and Colleagues of the 3 lads KIA
Afghan Theatre..
However idiotic the instruction to be there, however ill equipped the
lads are, however dangerous the task in hand they and those still
there display a self discipline and courage that will never be
forgotten and should be a lasting example to all...
At the Going down of the Sun and in the morn - We shall remember
them.
Faugh a Ballagh
[33] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 15:09pm
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- Mervyn Bailie -
from: Dundonald
My sincere condolances are with the families of the lads who lost
their lives in Afghanistan.
"Least we forget"
Everyone else keep safe.
F.A.B
[32] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 14:02pm
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- steelback johnston -
from: belfast
sincere condolances to the families of the three gallant rangers
killed in action may god guide the three together to the final rv
faugh a ballagh
[31] Sun 10 Sep 2006, 13:36pm
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- Davy Stitt -
from: Dundonald Belfast.
It is with deep sadness and regret that I read about the lads who have
lost their lives and those who have been injured during their tour in
Afgh.
At church to-night we will be praying for the families and loved ones
of those who have been killed and injured. My own thoughts and
sincere prayers are for all those lads still on active service. My
prayer is that God would keep them safe until they return to their
families and regiment.
