Pilgrim Norway wrote:We remember -

Thank's for the email mate. Once a soldier always a soldier, we share a unique and unbreakable bond.

Once again thankyou.

Have a listen lads. the poem my boy Jack by Rudyard Kipling about his son who was a young officer with the Irish Guards. He was killed during the first world war.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLPqYgem ... re=related

You can put your name foward for SAS selection through your Coy Commander. As long as you have 3yrs plus soldiering and are fit enough and i suggest a very good map reader. Members of all the armed forces are welcome to apply, dosn't matter what regiment you belong or what you do. Guards Para's ...

A little more.

http://www.blairmayne.org/mayne.htm

This is one of the many reasons why this outstanding soldier should have won the VC. But i would say he didn't get it due to thumping the young rupert.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZ8zBVow ... re=related

If you can read a map and find your way
And trust your compass and follow where it may
If you can trust yourself when we all doubt you
And make allowance for our doubting too.

If you can walk and not be tired walking
Or being lost and late dont deal in lies
Or when slience give way to talking
Not ...

Hope you all enjoy. I don't have to explain the link say's it all..

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IdcDQHdHY8

Hi Guy's, hope you lot don't mind an Ulsterman joining you on here. Looking forward to some banter. Iam ex Guards and Ulster Defence Regiment .








Their are no unwounded soldiers in conflict.