' GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN '
Sun Nov 08, 2015 11:10 am
Lest We Forget xxx
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 11:13 am
Lest We Forget xxx
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 11:30 am
Wearing mine today. Never forgotten.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 11:54 am
I hope everyone does wear their poppies with pride.
The Second World War generation were the greatest generation ever and everything we have today (including a football team to support) is down to what they did for us all.
The Second World War generation were the greatest generation ever and everything we have today (including a football team to support) is down to what they did for us all.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 12:35 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:I hope everyone does wear their poppies with pride.
The Second World War generation were the greatest generation ever and everything we have today (including a football team to support) is down to what they did for us all.
Totally agree, will never forget total respect
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 12:40 pm
NEVER EVER FORGET 
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:35 pm
Salute the Warriors. They don't make them like they used to 
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:37 pm
cardiff yid wrote:Salute the Warriors. They don't make them like they used to
Hear hear pal
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:38 pm
Full respect to all servicemen and women past and present.
A big thank you for putting your lives on the line so we can live ours as best as we can.
Lest we forget...
A big thank you for putting your lives on the line so we can live ours as best as we can.
Lest we forget...
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:42 pm
Respect to the veterans at the Tonypandy memorial today.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 3:57 pm
Bridgend_bluebird wrote:Full respect to all servicemen and women past and present.
A big thank you for putting your lives on the line so we can live ours as best as we can.
Lest we forget...
Lest we forget.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 4:09 pm
For all those who ask "what's it like in the army?"
I left home before I was legal to drive, I left my friends and family behind. I was greeted by screaming drill sergeants. I wrote my own will before I was legal to drink. I learnt how to run, march, shoot, take another mans life, save another mans life and run some more! I stood in the canteen at meal times eating food as fast as it was out on my plate cause we had very little time to eat. Too tired even to think how bad the food was. I kept going, every day waking at 0500hrs for the hard day ahead. I did PT everyday and ached in places I never knew I had.
I watched videos of people with shrapnel wounds and body parts missing! I have laid in holes in the ground motionless for hours at a time waiting for an attack by another soldier. I made friends like you wouldn't believe. I have laughed, cried and been in scrapes with these people. I have lost friends in conflicts in places that I didn't even know existed. We didn't get much sleep and even less pay.
We fight! We fight not only for our friends and family but for our buddy next to us!
So if you want to burn this nations great flag try putting yourselves in our shoes. Try defending it before you disgrace the men and women who defend not only the flag but you and everyone else in this country. When I deployed I didn't know if I would be coming back. What I did know is that I was proud to wear the uniform of this great country and I if given the chance I know that along with thousands of others stand tall and shoulder to shoulder to defend this great country.
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I left home before I was legal to drive, I left my friends and family behind. I was greeted by screaming drill sergeants. I wrote my own will before I was legal to drink. I learnt how to run, march, shoot, take another mans life, save another mans life and run some more! I stood in the canteen at meal times eating food as fast as it was out on my plate cause we had very little time to eat. Too tired even to think how bad the food was. I kept going, every day waking at 0500hrs for the hard day ahead. I did PT everyday and ached in places I never knew I had.
I watched videos of people with shrapnel wounds and body parts missing! I have laid in holes in the ground motionless for hours at a time waiting for an attack by another soldier. I made friends like you wouldn't believe. I have laughed, cried and been in scrapes with these people. I have lost friends in conflicts in places that I didn't even know existed. We didn't get much sleep and even less pay.
We fight! We fight not only for our friends and family but for our buddy next to us!
So if you want to burn this nations great flag try putting yourselves in our shoes. Try defending it before you disgrace the men and women who defend not only the flag but you and everyone else in this country. When I deployed I didn't know if I would be coming back. What I did know is that I was proud to wear the uniform of this great country and I if given the chance I know that along with thousands of others stand tall and shoulder to shoulder to defend this great country.
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 5:10 pm
Lest We Forget xxx
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Sun Nov 08, 2015 7:48 pm
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