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Effective today, the contact details for the Northern Ireland Veterans' Association have changed to the following

The Secretary
57 Mortimer Street,
Derby.

DE24 8FX

Email: membership@nivets.org.uk
Web: www.nivets.org.uk
Mob: 07368 293729

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Cpl Ian Henry Armstrong 14/20th Kings Hussars

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  • #31
    hi i would like to thank everyone for a fantastic day on saturday . myself my husband and my mum we had agreat day .you all do a great job of remembering the fallen including my dad.i cant believe its 47 years since he died. we hope to join in ireland next year xx thank you all again love jill xx

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    • #32
      It's the reason we are here Welly, to ensure the fallen are not forgotten.
      Thank you for taking part and letting us know we are doing it right.
      Bless you and we hope to see you many times in the future.

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        • #34
          Good to see you all there Jill. You nearly missed the salute but it turned out ok in the end. There are not many who can claim to have been helped on to a saluting dais by a full General .... especially one who later recalled what happened to your dad as he was commanding his own battalion, 1 RGJ in Belfast at that time.
          Jock2413
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          Last edited by Jock2413; 11-09-2018, 07:21 AM.
          You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.

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            • #36
              RIP

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              • #37
                hi guys just a quick question will there be a service at the arboretum i septermber. only asking as i know having a rememberence in ireland in august. thank you from jill (ian armstrongs daughter)

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                • #38
                  Yes Jill, there is one at the NMA this year. Its to be held on 14th September. The Lisburn, Northern Ireland service is on 17th August.
                  You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.

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                  • #39
                    Cpl ian henry armstrong 29 august1971 .i cant believe its 48 years today we said goodbye to you.i was 11 i waved goodbye never again would i hug or kiss you. You were killed two weeks later.we miss you every day especially mum.but your in our hearts and minds love you always your daughter jill xx xx ps we put some lovely roses on your grave x

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                    • #40
                      Originally posted by wellyboot View Post
                      Cpl ian henry armstrong 29 august1971 .i cant believe its 48 years today we said goodbye to you.i was 11 i waved goodbye never again would i hug or kiss you. You were killed two weeks later.we miss you every day especially mum.but your in our hearts and minds love you always your daughter jill xx xx ps we put some lovely roses on your grave x
                      Bless you and your family Jill. RIP Ian.

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                        • #42
                          Fear Naught
                          From mud, through blood to the green fields beyond.

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                          • #43
                            Be who you are and say what you feel...
                            Because those that matter, don't mind.
                            And those that mind, don't matter!

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                            • #44
                              In memory of Private David James McCahill
                              The Gloucestershire Regiment.
                              In memory of Gunner William John Marks
                              91st Field Regiment. The Royal Artillery.

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                              • #45
                                I have never forgotten that sad day when the rumours started to filter down to the "tank park" at Gosford, I had only been speaking to Ian a few hours earlier and now he was gone, but I can still see him standing there in his overalls getting ready to depart on a so called safe run delivering a Ferret. Heads should have rolled for sending them out with no radios and limilted ammo, no back-up cover etc, but nothing happened.
                                RIP old friend
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                                Salman Rushdie

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