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Sunday, 11 March 2007
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Help for Heroes
RAR
Click the RAR badge and open the Radio Rhodesia site, and click 'This is RAR' and listen. This is the authentic sound of a magnificent people, thousands of whom were murdered by the 5th Brigade. Britain then rewarded their leader with a knighthood.
1st Field Regiment Rhodesian Artillery
Gone and almost forgotten
Lest We Forget
Our Closest Allies
Labours Latest Procurement?
Uniforms and Small ARMS
Commando Beret
hard to win, unless you are a cadet, female, on old DJ, politically astute. (PC madness)
1 comment:
so much for the Military Covenant then...
Soldiers will be called upon to make personal sacrifices - including the ultimate sacrifice - in the service of the Nation. In putting the needs of the Nation and the Army before their own, they forego some of the rights enjoyed by those outside the Armed Forces. In return, British soldiers must always be able to expect fair treatment, to be valued and respected as individuals, and that they (and their families) will be sustained and rewarded by commensurate terms and conditions of service. In the same way the unique nature of military land operations means that the Army differs from all other institutions, and must be sustained and provided for accordingly by the Nation. This mutual obligation forms the Military Covenant between the Nation, the Army and each individual soldier; an unbreakable common bond of identity, loyalty and responsibility which has sustained the Army throughout its history. It has perhaps its greatest manifestation in the annual commemoration of Armistice Day, when the Nation keeps covenant with those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, giving their lives in action.
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