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It's what he signed up for with my blessing and he has turned his life around as a result.

I am as proud as f*ck of him.

We were given an idea that his gang would be off to Afghanistan early this year and today that has been verified.

I might be a PROUD mum but now we have official notice that my baby is offski to do what he has been well trained to do my arse is very, very twitchy.

Cried a bit today..... but still 10000000% behind my lad!


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Good luck to him and his mates :drinking:
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Cheers got1 . xxxxxxxxx

Where the fark is the Jack Russell?

Don't suppose it matters that the cat shits all round Ben's room for the next 9 months. :roll:

Jayne xx
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It's got to be better than Doc and KiwiBen shittin in the room Jayne!

Sorry! Sorry! Sleeping in the room. by heck these new glasses are rubbish!

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God speed the lad and a safe return after a job well done. 8)

We have to let our young`uns fly on their own once they leave the nest.
Painfull as it may be, they are best suited to make their own decisions Flighters.
Bite yer tongue and let him get on with it.
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Post by flo »

Jayne, were all at the end of a keyboard (some of us by phone).

Its hard to let go but hes doing what he wanted to do Be proud.

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Jayne, he'll be right... head down and bum down. He could always get some lessons from Jed AKA The Corps Hide and Seek Champion! :lol:

They seek him here... :wink:
Drums beating, colours flying and bayonets fixed...
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Jayne, a wee bit of advice, try and ignore the media. Difficult I know but like many others the wife and I have got the T shirt, she's had hers for 40+ years I've only had mine for the passed 20+.
Everybodys arse twitches when incidents are reported on the news, they don't seem to give a bugger to the families and friends of the unit involved who had not yet been informed.
All the best xxx
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Post by Hostage_Negotiator »

Hi Jayne '
Don't be worrying about him, he's a big lad now!
Tell him to look me up at Camp Souter! ( not difficult as I'll be the only RAFP Snco there! :-? )
Don't get in the habit of watching the news trying to get a glimpse of him or waiting for impending doom, it'll make the tour seem like forever!

Don't worry I'll keep an eye out for him! (not sure if that might make you worry even more! :oops: )
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Wise words, folks. Thank you.

H_N ...... missed you , you git!! How the devil are you?

PM on the way. xxxxxx
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I was rather hoping we could get Ben there and back before his Nan realised he was missing ...... she is a professional worrier! However, some bright spark within the family has bubbled us and now she is telling all and sundry that he going to a) Pakistan b) Bangkok ..... depending on the time of day she is watching the news. :o

Looking on the bright side, though, there is nothing she likes better than a good old worry and so she should be well set up to drive us all up the bleedin' wall for the foreseeable future.

Jayne xx
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It's all old hat to you and yours and 'respeck' to you all. I can sense via the phone calls and texts that Me Laddo is twitchy, wants to be off and get stuck in. Will he get leave while he is there?

We don't have a clue. :o

Hopefully, he will be home this weekend for Benjo's 21st ...... and a farewell good bash. :drinking:

Jayne xx
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He should have 2x 1 week leave periods if he's there for a 6 monther I believe. If any longer or shorter than I have no idea.
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To all those who know me from way back, a big HELLO...... :D

In answer to your last post wannabe....my other half has just gone to Basra for 4 months and he gets 1 week R&R, flies into BZN on a wednesday and back out again on the equivalent flight the next wednesday.

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Jules.....how absolutly spiffing to see you back here again...I for one have missed those beautiful bouncing elbows of yours and of course your lovely posts.. I hope that you will remain with us a while.. Take care
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