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Mike: Thanks for this; I thought that the official figure was 128, although, as you know, I have identified 172. Incidentally, would love to use part of your last post (public perceptions); would that be ok with you, please?
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Thanks Ken, you are indeed a star! By the way, did you manage to visit the Westminster GOR last year especially after our hard and bitter fight with the RBL? I really am determined to visit it this year!!
I owe you mate!!!!
Switches
PS. By the way, I have listed an incident which affected my brick in Dungannon back in 77. It can be found by scrolling down page 1 on my company website. (The Lest We Forget site as listed in my signature) If you ever wish to include in any future additions, please feel free!!!Comment
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Ken, as usual mate, feel free to use anything I write on the NIVA site which refers to Op Banner.You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.Comment
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Switches, along with some others from NIVA, I attended the UDR service at the GOR on the Saturday. It was noticed that there was now a campaigns plot commemorating GSM type conflicts since WW2. Each conflict had a separate marker. We held a short service and planted a large cross on behalf of NIVA.
It's a step in the right direction towards our ultimate aim, a separate plot. I think the way to go is softly softly and we will get what we are after.
This year, it is hoped that a few more lads who are down for the Cenotaph march and any others who happen to live nearby will be able to make this a bigger occasion. The more attention we attract, the better the chances of getting our own plot.
After the NMA, I will be posting something official about this. It can tie in with Phil's arrangements for the Sunday.You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.Comment
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Mike
Thanks for the use of that; usual credits ok?Comment
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You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.Comment
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