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Current Comments:
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1st of January 2010 10:07 PM by Steve - London - UK
Well done and a big thank you to all the boys and girls who are fighting in foreign lands. I think it is high time our troops were looked after when they leave the forces with offers of good Employment (Retrained if required) and a good pension when they retire, after all they have put their lives on the line. Thank you guys and a Safe, Healthy and prosperous 2010.
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24th of December 2009 10:56 PM by sharon minihane
Hello to all of our serving men and women, wherever you may be. Just to let you know I an very proud of you all. I think you do an amazing job in the most difficult of situations, and I support you all the way by fundraising at home as much as I can. You are all amazing people!
Merry Christmas and a happy New Year to you all.
And may God bless you all and keep you safe!
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20th of December 2009 07:39 PM by milda gogulis website: http://mgogulis@yahoo.com
merry christmas and a happy 2010 year and god bless you troops
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8th of November 2009 07:25 PM by christine meanley website: http://roymeanley@btinternet.com
i do support our troops in afganistan i think they do a wonderfull job .but i do think they should come home now . i think it the goverernment who are gaining out of this war . these are the kind of people who should be awarded honners from the queen not stars or celbrities . give our heros the credit they deserve . by christine of bolton lancs
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23rd of September 2009 09:35 AM by Mick Coote
The troops who are currently serving or who have served in any war zone deserve to be congratulated and should hold their heads up high (but only when not in the war zone itself!!). They do an excellent job, with limited resources and/or incorrect equipment. Not only that, they are doing a job that they love and signed up to do. If the politicians spent as much time getting them the correct equipment as they do talking about it there would be a lot less casualties. Keep up the good work boys and girls, and remember most of the British public are behind you. My thoughts are with you.
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20th of September 2009 04:18 PM by Del Logan website: http://dellogan1219@hotmail.com
To all the brave lads serving in afghanistan/iraq,

You are doing yourselves&your country proud,having served 14yrs in the army myself i am proud of the great job that you are all doing in the difficult situation that you are all stuck in.Our politicians and all the field commanders need too remember how tough you are getting it&appreciate you guys.

Keep up the good work.

God be with you all
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11th of September 2009 11:50 PM by ANDREW IRVINE website: http://awrally@irvine2479.fsnet.co.uk
May i take this opportunity to thank all HM Forces for their professionalism during there impossible duties in both Iraq and Afghanistan. My heart felt sympathy to the families who have lost their brave and my disgust for the pathetic government we have who started all this through greed...
...I pray every night that this will end in the near future with no more loss of young brave lives.

Andy
Fermanagh
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10th of September 2009 07:35 PM by Samantha Burton
PLEASE HELP!
Hello all. Myself and my fiance' are both serving soldiers. Today m
he deployed to Afganistan with 2nd Battalion the Yorkshire Regiment. I am trying to contact companies etc to help riase their morale and improve their quality of life by sending things out they need. If anyone can help me please email me on samanthaburton@hotmail.com.
Thanks.
Keep safe boys. Thinking of youx
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5th of September 2009 05:15 PM by ian
My admiration goes out to all those men and women serving and fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan,let's hope the Govt will eventually decide enough is enough and bring the Troops home sooner rather than later and my heart felt sympathies go out to all families who have lost loved ones in this conflict...

Ian
Belfast...
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28th of August 2009 10:20 AM by yvonne wilson-hall
To all of our men and women serving anywhere in the world, you have my deepest pride and admiration. You do the toughest shitty job, and never seem to complain, it scares me to think you maybe front line and ill equipped, how can that be so in 2009...I'm ashamed that our government is letting you down...despite all this you help people sleep at night simply because you're there...i know you consider this your job/vocation..to me you're complete heros and i couldn't be more proud. God bless you all, safe return home Yvonne xxx
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18th of August 2009 04:40 PM by CL
THE SACRAFICES THAT ALL OUR SOLDIERS MAKE AND GIVE THEIR LIFES FOR ON A DAILY BASIS ARE ABOVE ANY POLITICS BECAUSE THE POLITICIANS WHO HAVE SO BADLY LET THE MEN ON THE FRONTLINE DOWN WITH NOT HAVING THE PROPER EQUIPMENT,WHILE THEY LINE THEIR OWN POCKETS WITH THE TAX PAYERS MONEY FOR THEIR EXPENSES WHILE OUR TROOPS ARE DYING,THEY SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF THEMSELVES,BECAUSE I'M ASHAMED OF MYSELF FOR LETTING THEM AWAY WITH IT FOR SO LONG,THEY SHOULD BE HELD MORE ACCOUNTABLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS,BECAUSE WHEN POLITIC FAIL THATS WHEN THE SOLDIER HAS TO FIGHT TO COIN A PHRASE ( WHEN YOU GO HOME,TELL THEM OF US AND SAY,FOR THEIR TOMMORROW, WEGAVE OUR TODAY.) IF ANY SOLDIER READS THIS, TAKE HEART, WHILE YOU ARE AWAY IN A FORIEGN LAND ,AWAY FROM YOUR LOVED ONES,YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN..! BE PROUD, I AM OF U
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18th of August 2009 01:22 PM by Cresswell family, yorkshire
Brave is an inadequate word for these men and women, heroes beyond the call and failed by inadequate men and .
women calling themselves our government.
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18th of August 2009 01:08 AM by Noel Clements
my dad serves 13 and a half years in the royal irish regiment and is goin out to iraq t do cp work and my younger brother is joining the royal dragoon guards in january so just wanted t tell the lads to keep up the good work im very proud of use.
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17th of August 2009 08:09 AM by shaun walker
Having served 12 years in the RAF, I feel proud of the sacrifice others are making for our safety in this world...and sadness for the loss of life...but what does make me happy to be English, is the way people are responding and showing their appreciation. Even in death, they come out and stand in the rain to say thank you...well I say Thank you..
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1st of August 2009 05:15 PM by Michael Gardiner
Having served in the Army for 25 years as Man and Boy, I feel that the Government has badly let the troops down. When will this Government do the right thing and give the services the tools to do the job.
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1st of August 2009 11:34 AM by A. S. Reed
As an ex regular soldier, I am extremely proud of the professional way that you all go about your tasks that are allotted to your various Units. I know that most of the population of the U.K. are wishing you all a safe return home to your families. If our Defence Minister did "break a gut" doing all the things that he knows need doing, including finding more money for specialist equipment, he wouldn't be missed by the rest of the population.
"GOD BLESS YOU ALL AND A SAFE RETURN"
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29th of July 2009 09:33 PM by joan jackson
i think what the girls and guys are doing is unreal. i also think that they should not be out in afgan. has i watch the news i wish you ALL A SAFE JOURNEY HOME
may heart goes out to all of the familys who are sat at home, with out there love one.
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29th of July 2009 07:44 PM by Jane
You are all doing an amazing job in very difficult conditions and you deserve the greatest respect from all of us in this country. It's about time that ALL of us who live/ choose to live in Great Britain should be standing firm to support you all. You are all national heroes - stand firm, walk tall and be proud of all that you do. God speed and come home soon to all those people who love you an miss you. Our thoughts are with your families, too.
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29th of July 2009 01:42 PM by Anne Robinson
Keep up the good work everyone, we are very proud of you all
back here in britain.
Keep Safe and Well, in spite of the support from the politicians over here
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29th of July 2009 10:47 AM by Gerald Lang
I have read the atricle in the Daily Mail regarding support by the Metropolitan Police.

Your efforts to support our troops is needed and deserves encouragement by all citizens of theis country. keep up the good work
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27th of July 2009 07:18 PM by Cadet mum
Although you may not see all our names here, most of the country are amazed at what you are doing. We want you to know that we wait for news every minute of the day. We know the names of your comrades killed in action by heart, and never ever stop wishing you safe home. You are in our hearts always, every minute of the night and day we think of what you are facing. Godspeed mighty warriors!
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22nd of July 2009 06:36 PM by Amy Hadley
You are in a situation that i can't imagine.
Thank you for your bravery and protection.
Keep safe.
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20th of July 2009 09:42 PM by wayne winder
to all you troops out there doing a job that you and your country are proud of! stay safe keep you chin up and hope you come home safe very soon all the best
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19th of July 2009 06:28 PM by susie Leigh
God bless and keep you all safe untill you are home with your loved ones.xxx
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15th of July 2009 06:53 PM by kerry website: http://kbrown198@btinternet.com
THANK YOU TO YOU ALL
i do hope you all come home soon x
if i can help in any way then please email me and i will do what i can
can any one tell me how i can write to the troops
GOD BLESS TO YOU ALL XXXX
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13th of July 2009 11:25 AM by Paula Bailey website: http://pb14@live.co.uk
Well what can I say when it really is an extraordinary more than ordinary act to do for your country.. whether or not the politics are to be believed in. The dangers in joining the forces are evidently extremely higher risk these days than in the last half century, and it is so brave and admirable to enter such a career. One of my sons is 15 and highly contemplating signing up in the forthcoming years... and it is such a worry but i WOULD NEVER DETER HIM. It is his gut instinct and ambition. sending lots of respect and admiration to all soldiers and equally their families!!
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10th of July 2009 10:36 PM by alan williams
for us
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10th of July 2009 10:28 PM by Andrew Radwell EX 5th Battalion (5RRF TA Infantry)
Just wanted to say the country is extremely proud of all you men and women puting yourselfs on the line to protect us back home.

KEEP YOURSELFS SAFE AND COME HOME SOON
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10th of July 2009 10:22 PM by Bill & Sylvia McGarry
We would both like to say a big thank you to all the troops fighting for our country. We feel for all those families who have lost their loved ones and our prayers are with you all. Many many thanks, our troops are not given enough recognition in this country. WE CERTAINLY FEEL VERY PROUD OF ALL OF YOU.
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8th of July 2009 04:00 PM by Alastair Hone
im am so proud of everyone in the armed forces i hope and pray that everyone is safe and that they come home to their families andfreinds
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6th of July 2009 09:53 PM by David J Barrow
Just like to say thanks to all the lads and lasses in the armed forces, where ever you are.

You are respected throughtout the world as being the best at what you do, you have never let us down and I know you never will.

Good luck and lets see you back here in the damp and drissle of good ol' blighty.
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3rd of July 2009 01:24 PM by V.
Come on you Gers (That's for Andy, he'll know). Continue to make us proud boys.
V. Ex Royal Signals
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29th of June 2009 09:00 PM by Ann Hemsley
My son is at itc catterick currently in basic training words cannot express how proud I am that he has chosen to serve his country he along with his fellow recruits and all serving personnel both past and present deserve our respect and support
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27th of June 2009 11:15 PM by Lucy Francis
I am SO proud of our troops out there. Does anyone know if you can still write to the troops? I have the following info but don't know if it is still viable?

British Soldier
c/o G1 Branch
HQ MultiNational Div (SE)
Basra, BFPO 641

British Soldier
c/o G1 Branch
HQ Helmand Province Task Force
Camp Bastion, BFPO 792.t

Thank you!!!
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21st of June 2009 11:21 AM by David Robertson
Every one that is fighting for your country is just amazing, use are a credit to your country and i wish use all the best of luck, keep your heads up lads.. there is nothing but respect for everyone single one of use and use deserve a lot better than what you get.. so to everyone cheers
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19th of June 2009 04:56 PM by cm mitchell website: http://-
My family wanted to send a care package out to a service person in afghanistan. Advice varies as to wether you can still send to any soldier or if you need to be specific. We just wanted to show our support! No joy from mod or bfpo can anyone help?
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15th of June 2009 06:04 PM by mick lloyd
as an ex tank soldier (22yrs)you all are a credit to this country ,just shows what we can do ,when we get down to it no thanks to this government,good luck be safe
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13th of June 2009 07:14 PM by sharon
I hear complaints all the time saying how badly our soldiers are treated. Is there anyone who is taking a stand and doing something about it? This is a genuine question and i would love some feedback. I myself have started to make my views and concerns heard for the lack of support that our soldiers get.It's seems like this is going to be a long haul but i won't be put off at any cost.
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7th of June 2009 04:16 PM by Marian Hockaday
GOD BLESS you all and a BIG THANK YOU! RESPECT, RESPECT, RESPECT!
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23rd of May 2009 04:41 AM by Jack
Proud of you boys!
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18th of May 2009 08:33 PM by Louise Sharabi
If our Government insists on supporting the US in their war, then it must stop wasting money on expenses and other bullshit and invest more money in providing the best equipment to help keep our men and women safe. I support all of our heroes and pray for their safe return. I wish my brother a safe tour in Afghanistan. I will be waiting along with hundreds of other families to welcome him back home for Christmas.
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9th of May 2009 03:06 PM by Mike Stanistreet ex Kings Regiment
I JUST WISH I COULD BE WITH YOU ALL, EVEN IF WAS JUST TO GET YOU A BREW WHEN YOU COME IN OFF PATROL, THIS COUNTRY SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF HOW WE PRIORITISE THE NEWS,,THE BBC & SKY NEWS PROGRAMES LEAD THIS MORNING WITH HOW THE GOVEMENT HAS BEEN TREATING THEMSELVES TO LCD TV'S & BBQ SETS ALONG WITH SECOND HOMES WHEN OUR LADS ARE PUTTING THEMSELF AT RISK ON THE FRONT LINE.
I JUST HOPE THAT WHEN THESE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN COME HOME AND BACK INTO CIVILIAN LIFE ONE DAY THAT THIS COUNTRY RECOGNISES WHAT THEY HAVE DONE AND NOT JUST CAST THEM TO ONE SIDE AS HAS HAPPENED IN THE PAST.
THESE ARE THE TYPE OF PEOPLE THAT SHOULD BE EMPLOYED BY THE POLICE NO TEST OR INTERVIEWS STRIAGHT IN, MAYBE THEN WE MAY GET SOME RESPECT BACK FROM OUR YOUTH HANGING AROUND ON STREET CORNERS.
GOOD GUYS KEEP SAFE.
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4th of May 2009 02:06 PM by William website: http://www.vanguardbears.co.uk
Fantastic reception for 45 Commando at Ibrox Stadium in Glasgow yesterday. 50,000 Rangers fans cheering our lads on to the pitch brought a tear to many an eye.

We salute your courage and bravery lads, a credit to our great nation.
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29th of April 2009 02:54 PM by Martin Keilaus
To all you unsung heroes, id just like to say a big thank you to all of you men & woman (& your Families) for doing the things you do! As I sit in my office in a safe environment and go home to my family at the end of each day, We can all forget that you and your families are faced with uncertainty all the time. An from this day on I will say a prayer for you all that you are kept safe and to those who don't make it back that your families are given the strength to carry on. GOD BLESS EVERYONE OF YOU and once again THANK YOU xx
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18th of April 2009 11:26 PM by jay
Thinking of our brave men and women in Afganistan, and especially my son - recently deployed on his second tour. May God keep you all safe to return to your families.
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18th of March 2009 12:50 PM by Sylvia
Best of British luck guys come home safe to all the people who love you. Thanks for all you are doing to protect our country. Love to Mark from his Aunty Sylvia
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17th of March 2009 12:38 AM by eileen sweeney
hope u all take extra care and return home safetly 2 ur loved ones.your all heroes as far as im concerened.xx
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14th of March 2009 05:49 PM by Lee Button
What is wrong with our government!
Please give our fantastic soldiers all the best equipment and a salary that justifies what they have to do.
Am sure they can afford it - and it makes us mad to see the forces treated badly.
Our Military history is about all this country has left.

Good Luck to them all.
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12th of March 2009 04:45 PM by L.SCRIVENS
very proud to be a mother who `s son will be doing his first tour in afghan . good luck to you all and stay safe...
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10th of March 2009 02:20 PM by Jodi Harper
I too have been watching that Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, and i take my hat of to him coz he has bravely give us all an insight to what you men and women do day in and day out. And im sure he doesnt go on the more dangerous operations.

I feel you are all hero's, all brave and we as a nation should be very proud. With all the knife and gun crime going on now, you men and women give our generation hope that there is still decent men and women, willing to fight for their country. You guys stand tall above the rest, I truely hope after you come home that your lives will forever be comfortable and forfilled. It disgusts me when i see our ex servicemen treated the way they are today and i was disgusted to here a troop say his mrs earns more workin in a call centre.
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27th of February 2009 07:28 PM by TPR Carro
im with D SQN HCR and id like to thank everyone for supporting us during these conflicts i have recently got back from afghan and the things u do for us while we were out there were a big help and moral boost THANKS
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25th of February 2009 07:59 PM by Bob Parker website: http://awc2009.net
Hi guys and gals, please check out our website. I am a member of the Royal British Legion RIDERS branch 3542. I am organising a ride to the American War Cemetery on 4th July 09. All profit will go to the RBL poppy fund. If you are a Biker and want to take part please go to the website and register, pay your donation and join us. We would love to see you there. Keep up the good works...our troops deserve your support.
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25th of February 2009 02:14 AM by sam
Hi id like to thank the lads out in iraq and afghan cousin has just leave for second tour of afghan so cmon lads do it for everyone keep safe and be strong but most of all do it for yourself mate keep it up
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20th of February 2009 07:45 PM by Charlotte dixon
all i can say is keep going guys and gals i know it's hard and i support your families back home they are thinking of you always-- i know they are been there done it and dad is back there now... i support all our troops out there keep going i know its hard but do it for queen and country your family and friends abck home and most importany do it for yourselfs.xx
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18th of February 2009 04:43 PM by Paul Vance
i can only wonder what you guy's/girl's go through on a daily bases, i have been watching Ross Kemp 'Return To Afghanistan', You guy's/girl's are the bravest of the brave, Most people here back at home i think do not Know what you go though i did not truly know until i see the the Return To Afghanistan in my home all snug and warm, My feelings go out to you all and i hope/pray you all will return home safely to your loved one's.
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16th of February 2009 06:47 PM by Maria Ward
I would like to thank you all for the wonderful job you do. One day you will come home to guard England/Britain instead of fighting other peoples battles. Until then, may God bless you all and keep you safe in these dangerous times.
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8th of February 2009 11:22 PM by morag bamberry
first of all i would like to say thank you, for being the guy's and lassie's that have put you'r lives on the line to go out and fight .
i look forward to the day that we can turn round and say u are all coming home .
to the families of the troop's whom are not able to come home , i give my heart to u all, please everyone come home safe....
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28th of January 2009 07:16 PM by BRIAN HIGGINSON
I WOULD LIKE TO OFFER MY SUPPORT AND THOUGHTS TO YOU ALL OUT IN AFGHAN THANK YOU ALL FOR THE JOB YOU ARE DOING I WISHED I WERE NOT IN ILL HEALTH AS I WOULD PROUDLY STAND AT YOUR SIDE BEST WISHES BRIAN
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29th of December 2008 03:36 PM by James Nicholls
Stuart Brimicombe.

Hope you are ok out in afganistan i am thinking of you and all the other british armed forces and just wish there was more the general public could do to comend you for your courage and bravury that you are showing. I wish you a happy new year and look forword to your safe return. Stay safe Stuart.
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28th of December 2008 06:26 AM by Serge De La Mare website: http://sergedlm.photium.com/
come home safe

respect to you all
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19th of December 2008 08:59 PM by James Shayler
1st of all, well done to all our troops serving Her Majesty's Forces, you do not get enough support and deserve more. We as the public need to realise that what your doing is for the safe wellbeing of our country, without you our country would be helpless.
2ndly, Girls and Boys of the Armed Forces, i take my hat off to everyone, injured or not. You deserve more than what you get.
Keep going out there guys n girls. x
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13th of December 2008 10:45 PM by denise - ballyclare, northern ireland
God bless all our troops, you are in my thoughts and prayers. You are all TRUE heroes.

May God help the family and friends of the four Royal Marines who were killed to day and all who have lost loved ones in Iraq and Afga. I am truely saddened and lost for words.
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13th of December 2008 12:32 PM by kirk mclaughlin
god bless to all our troops you are the best and my prayers go out to all families involved
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13th of December 2008 11:50 AM by Judy
Just want to take the opportunity to wish all the boys and girls a safe and Happy Christmas. The job you do is unbelievable and you deserve all the recognition you can get. Sleep well and remember , without you , what would the world be. Happy Chrismas to you all . x
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13th of December 2008 09:49 AM by Sue France
Thank you to you all for your continued dedication and duty - may you stay safe and return home soon. Christmas in the sunshine sounds good - not too sure about the sand though!

XXXXX
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8th of December 2008 07:06 AM by Elain MacPherson
My son is home this Christmas, my heart goes out to you and your familes, its so hard for both sides. God Bless you all. For those out there that think being in the forces is about killing people, its not it is also about saving the lives of others. we dont see that on TV etc., but our troops come back with the stories. Well done to you all you make me proud. Happy New Year to you all. Stay Safe. Love the MacPhersons x
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5th of December 2008 12:33 PM by Lcpl Hale website: http://fantastic
i would just like to say to all of our troops abroad and at home a you do a wonderfull job expesicially in aftgan and god bless you all and hope you return home soo safe and sound and keep your head down. good luck
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21st of November 2008 03:10 PM by Jan Thomas
A big thank you to all our service personel serving whereever you are. You do a fantastic yet often thankless job and i just wanted to let you know that I am thinking of you all wherever you may be.
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17th of November 2008 04:05 PM by Alma Horne
I'd like to say thank you to all our troops doing such a difficult job and to let you know you are truly appreciated. Stay safe, God Bless and Peace be with you all. X
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16th of November 2008 07:59 PM by Darren Crail
Hello to all you heroes out there i cant be with you in body, but i am with you all in spirit your doing a good job be safe HIT THEM HARD
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13th of November 2008 03:39 PM by karen seaber
sending love to all the troops out there you are all heros....please everyone dont forget our troops at christmas xxx
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12th of November 2008 12:55 AM by 1986 website: http://g
come home safe guys uz r real heroes god bless u all look after one and other ure al brothers and sisters out there be safe
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9th of November 2008 08:24 PM by H.Smeeth
You are truly the heroes of the modern world. You are keeping your country and all the people in it safe. And for that every single person in Britain and all over the world owe their lives to you. Stay strong guys :).

You're amazing people and I have the utmost respect for you.

x
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9th of November 2008 03:08 AM by Phil Upton
I feel blessed to know you are all out there doing what you do. Having conflict taking place on this scale touches everybody in this country wether they like it or not. Everyone knows someone who has "been there".
Having had friends both lost and injured in both Iraq and Afghanistan I cannot tell you how humbled I feel by the fact that you people just get on with it. Through thick and thin, with some seriously crap kit and unbeleivable odds stacked against you, you go on. I will remain ever thankful that you all have the courage to stand up and fight and face the ultimate sacrifice every day. Trev, Danny, Gaz, Ian and Rob, stay low stay fast! Come home safe. Ian, keep your lid on! I won't tell you again!!
Everyone else, God bless you and be safe.
A very grateful Policeman, Phil.
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7th of November 2008 09:09 PM by Michael Cutler
This weekend we will all be thinking deeply of your endless bravery, none of you should have to fight in a modern world, i wish you all peace, you will forever be our hero's.
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31st of October 2008 10:46 AM by Louise
Just wanted to say we are all thinking of you and for me especailly 2PWRR and my wonderful fiance. We havent forgot you and you are always in our hearts. Lots of love one of the 1000's of fiances, girlfriends wives waiting for youat home hurry up and come back. Heads down and run fast guys!xxxxxxx
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31st of October 2008 12:30 AM by CDT J Dewane website: http://www.3platoon.co.uk
Im hoping to join the army in janurary.

So looking at it from my perspective, from a recruit who is about to join.. to see this much support amazes me. I am impressed with the amount of people who back our troops. It shows that out there, there are people who care. As a foreword, i am grateful for your support. It helps from the pennys to the pounds..

I hope to see EVERYBODY who has posted on this website at least plus freinds and family at the show in 2009... I will definitly be there to support them, whether this is through my own self, the cadet force or the regular army by that time..

Good job on the donations and support so far. Lets improve our goals and achieve the best. After all, the army motto.. "Be The Best"

Thanks again..

CDT Dewane

3Platoon Basingstoke
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30th of October 2008 03:17 PM by phil chapman
(ex regular) keep your heads down girls and guys we are all thinking of you as i hold a very special place in my heart being an ex soldier take care and come home as im sure all your family and freinds miss and love you
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28th of October 2008 08:18 AM by Kim Duddridge website: http://www.supporoursoliders.co.uk
Sending love and hugs to our boys and girls out in the sandy places.

Wishing you a safe and speeding tour.

Kim xx
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26th of October 2008 12:35 PM by A.Gibson website: http://Isle of Wight
You are doing a great job lads, Stay safe, .come home soon, Fish + Chips and a cold beer awaits you.
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25th of October 2008 10:38 PM by Claire Gerrard (RM Sibling!)
So sorry you have to do this. But your work is not going unnoticed. Thank you and I'm sure the people of Iraq and Afghanistan whose lives have got better would say the same. Looking forward to bringing you all home!! Stay safe XXXXX
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22nd of October 2008 04:41 PM by Mark Ex Para Regt website: http://www.squadies.webs.com
Your doing a fantastic job keep it up, just come home safe and well, keep your heads down and watch each others back, god bless you all.
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19th of October 2008 02:17 PM by Nicola Saunders
Just a note to say i believe our soldiers dont get enough praise for their hard work. Everyone talks about and admires footballers who are on a ridiculous amount of money for their non life threatening jobs for example and our soldiers are risking their lives to fight a war to protect our country and help other countries. Surely its the soldiers who deserve to be the role models and deserve better wages for what they do. My other half goes to Afghan next week its a horrible feeling but im so proud of what he and all the other soldiers are doing. I wear my wristband with pride and hope you all stay safe you are the heroes everyone should realise this.
Good luck x
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7th of October 2008 11:15 PM by kathy devon
i would like to say that you have my admiration for the difficult job that you are doing. I can show my support by signing this guest book, Most of the country are very proud of you and please do not feel as if we have forgotton you out there. keep safe and all come back to your families
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18th of September 2008 10:37 PM by Jay Allen
I have just finished whatching "The secret Soldier" and am absolutely Appauled by the one sided approach this documentary has shown.

When will anyone realise the British Army is resposible for training serviceman to go to war. War is not pleasant, not nice or comfy, conditions are often basic and difficult and there is a major requirement for young soldiers to be hardened suitably to be of use in battle.

(I will aprove this but if it causes a debate on this website, I will remove the comment. If you like, you can use the blogs page for this type of view, thank you)
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13th of September 2008 12:51 PM by Simon H
Keep up the good work boys and girls ;D
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9th of September 2008 06:10 PM by will
just like to say thank you to all mod personnel ex and current, you guys and girls do the jobs that many people couldn't yet you get slated by many, despite this you still get on with your job to protect our freedom without ever asking for any thing from us. your all heroes and derserve we the publics respect and admiration for doing a great job. as mentioned before if people object against the war then blame the positions as you are only doing your jobs, thank you
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17th of August 2008 07:59 PM by DAVID NAYLOR
did my 11 years and they were the best still meet 30 plus years on shows you what comradship is , look after each other and come home safe your all the bravest people and im sure everyone back home supports you
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30th of July 2008 05:06 PM by terry davies
your hard work and sacrifice that you you are makeing should never be forgot regardless of public opinion which is more often than not negative. you put your lives on the line for your mates who you fight beside and you do it with great skill and courage there are people back home that think about you and care and its not just family but people who still have great pride in our armed forces and always will. stag on troops and stay safe.
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25th of July 2008 01:50 PM by amanda taylor
You are all doing a great job, you don't get enough recognitian for what you do. This country should be proud of all you men and women out there fighting, i certainly am. My thoughts go out to you all and your families and to those brave soldiers that lost there lives R.I.P.
god bless and thank you
xx
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23rd of July 2008 09:30 PM by paul
having meet Joe and Mel at the war and piece show and talked about there plans for a show
i am disgusted at the way they have been snubbed buy the powers to be
our so called military leaders
once again it proves they are there for themselves and not the lads on the ground
come on so called sirs help these people get a show on the ground
give your support and don't ask for payment for the use of display teams and bands
as its your charity's that will benefit in the end
give for a change without payment
remember your not politicians once you finish command
your still soldiers
so help each other
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22nd of July 2008 10:53 PM by Jean Minchinton
I think you are doing a wonderful job and we are very proud of you all. Good luck and you are all in my prayers every day. God Bless you all
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8th of July 2008 06:13 PM by Julie Johnson
My son is a soldier, who I am very proud of. He loves his job despite being sent to conflict zones. He wanted to go back to Iraq to see the difference from when he went the first time. I remember him crying down the phone on one of the few chances he got, that the kids were barefoot in rags and begging for water and he felt so helpless.
I would like to thank Ross Kemp for telling it like it is. A very brave civillian who deserves much respect for the way he is supporting our troops.
And as a final note, the favourite items in the comfort boxes we sent out to the middle east contained Farleys rusks and Haribo sweets. My son wasnt too appreciative of the chocolate soup that was once a pack of Revels lol.
Stay safe xxx
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7th of July 2008 07:22 PM by Donna website: http://donna863@sky.com
I was really touched today after watching a video on You Tube of our troops. More of our eyes need to be opened to see what dedication and commitment our soldiers give to this country. Is there an address that can enable me and my sister-in-law to write letters of support, and send packages of little luxurys that we can take for granted. My heart goes out to all of you. Any one wishing to email can find me on donna863@sky.com xxx
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29th of June 2008 09:09 PM by helen clark website: http://helenclark1@hotmail.com
i would be glad to help you fund raise to help the boys and girls in the forces you can email me if you think i could be any help i am not shy at asking for donations if thats any help my sons call me mouthy lol
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29th of June 2008 09:04 PM by helen clark
i would just like to wish happy birthday to my son in iraq gary clark hes with the highlanders and hes 21 on the 12th of july he has only been home once in the last 5 years for his birthday and i miss him so much .xxxx
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28th of June 2008 02:46 PM by denise gibson website: http://denisegibson@hotmail.co.uk
my heart goes out to all the men & women fighting for our country, risking there lives everyday, hour & minute of everyday they're out there just let them come home safely and let there be peace. I hope people start taking notice how strong our troops are, and what a good job they're doing. chaps keep your pretty heads low and peace be with you.xxx
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21st of June 2008 11:05 AM by Samantha Winter
I am proud of our service men and women, who risk there lives on a daliy bases. Sadly their is not enough support for our troops which makes me so so mad. i wish alot more poeple could stop and think about what those amazing people are doing for us and our country and give them alot more support. i think they are doing an amazing job and my heart goes out for them all!
"guys stay safe were ever your are .our prayers are with you always." xxx
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14th of June 2008 12:19 PM by CHRIS TULETT.
I HAD THE PRIVALIGE OF SERVING IN THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE "80"S, AND SERVED A TOUR IN NORTHERN IRELAND WITH THE R.C.T. I THOUGHT IT WAS TOUGH, BUT IT WAS NOTHING COMPARED TO WHAT OUR TROOPS ARE DOING, AND GOING THROUGH, BOTH IN IRAQ AND AFGANISTAN. I WOULD JUST LIKE TO SAY THAT I THINK THEY ARE DOING A FANTASTIC JOB IN BOTH PLACES, AND THEY SHOULD BE PROUD OF WHAT THEY ARE ACHIEVING, AS SHOULD WE ALL BE PROUD OF THEM, REMEMBER GUYS AND GALS, YOU ARE SERVING IN THE BEST ARMY IN THE WORLD, BAR NONE. TAKE CARE AND COME HOME SAFELY.
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13th of June 2008 09:41 AM by patrick bull website: http://supportoursoldiers.com
thies soldier are some of the bravest people there are , they go into battle , face death and still politics amd the media make thier lifes harder - all i want to say is that they have enough on thier plate without politics getting involved.
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13th of June 2008 06:46 AM by Tracy Lovegrove website: http://tracy.lovegrove@gentoosunderland.co.uk
I admire what our lads and lasses are doing both in iraq and afghan. I had the privilage of working along side these guys on camps throughout the UK and I know how hard these guys work and they should be proud of their achievements. It might be there jobs but it is a bloody hard one. I was only a Part time soldier but with their skills I was taught many things but it was only a fracture of what they can do. I wore my uniform with pride and I believe that most of these soldiers do. Its frustrating when the government is doing nothing to help, they need better wages, better accomodation and more support from all of us.
God Bless you all for putting your lives before us.
x
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10th of June 2008 10:02 PM by Christine Nash
I wish more people would give their support to all the troops who are doing a great job - and that's what it is for them, a job. I have the utmost respect for all the guys & girls sticking it out in such awful conditions. And I do not understand why some civilians are so ignorant, and even spiteful to the military personel - it takes a special person to commit & endure the "crap" that goes with it. And not just when they are on tour. Not to forget the injured who do not get the treatment or support they deserve.
Thanks and all the best to the troops!!!
And I am glad to see a web site like this which may give "Joe-Blogs" a rough idea of what it's like in the forces and why it is important to give support to our troops.
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10th of June 2008 09:28 PM by Debby
I have two wonderful sons serving in Her Majesty's Forces. One in the Army, one in the Royal Navy. I am extremely proud of what they achieve with the hundreds of young men and women beside them. I know what it is to fret about your loved one being in one of the war torn areas. My son has served in both Kosovo and Iraq. Its a shame that Britain can not support our troops of today as our parents and grandparents did during the last war. They need us behind them as we need them to protect us.....
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27th of May 2008 04:30 PM by Robin Samuels
I have had the privilege of working with a lots of the guys and girls who have served, are serving and will serve in Afghan and Iraq.

Give them all your support and if you do nothing else, do not let politics stand in the way of doing what's right by these very brave people.
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22nd of May 2008 09:00 PM by sarah
i want to give support to our men and women at war.
i pray they all stay safe.
if anyone wants to have a chat, or a epal, get to me on dands73@yahoo.co.uk,
i will reply, raise ur hands for our troops. theyre the bravest..
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21st of May 2008 08:04 PM by Jackie Isherwood website: http://jackie2405@hotmail.com
I didn't have a clue to be honest exactly what being in the armed forces was all about.......until recently when I got talking to a lad who's in the infantry. He's been to Iraq and Afghanistan a few times but never mentioned anything relating to these missions. What I was shocked to hear about was the fact he daren't wear his uniform outside his job as he's been spat on and generally abused in the street. I think that its disgusting to treat our lads in that manner or our women. I support our troops and the good job they do, may god be with you all x
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14th of May 2008 02:55 AM by Verity Radford
Great Idea. I hope this will help show the men and women in the forces just how much we support them. Keep it up.
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24th of April 2008 12:53 PM by Andy T
Forget all the political fallout about Iraq and Afgan - our troops are supported by the vast majority of the folks back home. hang on in there guys you're doing a fantastic job.
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19th of April 2008 08:39 PM by Colour SGT Reddy website: http://www.3platoon.co.uk
As the OC for the Army Cadet Force in Basingstoke, I was proud to offer our detachments assistance for this very wothy cause.
Both Joe and Mel have invested a great deal of time and indeed money into organising this event, which I am certain will prove to be a great success and will not just raise funds for their chosen charities but also raise support for all of the armed forces deployed throughout the world.
Our commitment to providing support will be unwaivering and both my staff and cadets will strive to do whatever we can to help.
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18th of April 2008 05:15 PM by Chloe
we dont show enough support to our brave british troops who are out in afgan and iraq risking their lives every day!! They are all true hero's and make me truly proud to be british....come home safely guys!! And well done to Ross Kemp, for an actor to go out and spend time working closely with all the troops to bring home what they have to go through out there each day.....job well done!!
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13th of April 2008 10:32 PM by Emma B
I fully support this campaing of supporting our troops, they do an outstanding job and i take my hat off to them, They deserve the support and resepect and gratitude of everyone in the uk. Keep safe whereever you are serving, come home safely, know that we are thinking off you and our hearts are with you x x
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11th of April 2008 12:00 AM by Vicky Holt
I have recently had my eyes opened by an American friend in the USAF as to what really happens in Afgan. I wanted to show my thanks to my fellow Brits out there who do a job that most people would run from. You are true protectors and dont get the thanks you deserve. My hearts goes out to you, your families and friends. I would like to thank you for providing me with freedom. It is said that freedom costs nothing, they were wrong. Freedom has cost lives, the lives of your friends and colleagues who served and protected a belief. I am a stranger to you and will never experience the hell you go through, and because of men and women like you protecting our doorstop, I am forever grateful!
Thank you again. Stay safe and I hope you return to your families soon.
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8th of April 2008 08:44 PM by Lucy
Just wanted to say how proud i am of our troops, they do not get the support, help and pay that they deserve. I know a few people in the forces, one is a Royal Marine he has done tours in Iraq and Afganistan and i think he and all the troops are so brave and deserve far better treatment than they get. People have no idea what they go through out there i cannot even imagine what it is like. They are all heroes even though they say they are just doing their jobs. They deserve far more thanks and praise than they get. My thoughts are with them and their families and hope they all keep safe and return home as soon as possible.
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7th of April 2008 11:44 PM by daniel website: http://margaret.lax@autumncare.co.uk
my dad (MARK) is in afgan. with 2 para. Good luck daddy, love, hugs and kisses DANIEL
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17th of March 2008 10:59 PM by Stuart website: http://www.kingshouseinn.co.uk
Our armed forces make me proud to be British,I wish them all the best. Anyone who does not appreciate what they are doing to protect the freedom that many of us take for granted should think more carefully and be very thankful.
They have no idea what these guys and girls go through, they are not paid or thanked anywhere near the amount they deserve.
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17th of March 2008 09:31 PM by Terry Day
As always ,our boys and girls cannot consider the politics of a situation.They carry out their duties with courage and fortitude and our thoughts are with them and their families
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12th of March 2008 09:18 PM by pauline h2qt8z75 website: http://heywoodr21@hotmail.com
to zoe The parcel must weigh less than 2kilograms then it will go free if you take it to any post office.
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8th of March 2008 11:35 AM by MiLin
Just read about the site in my local newspaper. Well laid out and easy to navigate. From an old RE soldier, I think our troops are doing an excellent job out there - but I have reservations whether we should be in these places and spend more time, and money, on things in the UK.
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6th of March 2008 03:33 PM by Pauline
To Pauline pauline h2qt8z75

Please can you let me know how this works, I would be happy to send a parcel out to someone.
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5th of March 2008 11:18 AM by lucy white
good website, would love be at the show but i go into training for the army. i support our troops all the way, best of wishes to those out there and those families that have lost men or women in the forces. good luck guys and girls! all the best!
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2nd of March 2008 09:58 PM by kevin appleyard
Great site will be at the show, must say respect and admiration goes out to all the boys and girls doing a difficult job under difficult circumstances, we are very proud of you all.
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1st of March 2008 11:32 PM by Mike Fitterer
Great site Joe, you've done a wonderful job and it is a very worthy cause. We all must remember those who protect our freedom from oppression and terrorism. I'm sure you will have a very large turnout. Good luck from all your friends here in the US and especially New York! See you in September.
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1st of March 2008 10:16 PM by pauline h2qt8z75
To Zoe The soldiers would be more than happy to receive letters or parcels. send to any soldier BFPO 792. My son is due home from their in 4 weeks time and I cant wait to see him home safe and sound. My heart goes out to parents of wounded or bereaved families. Keep your heads down guys gals and come home safe to your families. Love to you all
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1st of March 2008 09:13 AM by Zoe Spinks
Hi, a very worthy site, good work. Does anyone know the 'address' to send care packages or letters to the troops? Many thanks. Zoe
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28th of February 2008 11:23 PM by David
What a great site and what a truly wonderful sentiment behind it. Just a pity that we have to have sites and special events to remind 'Joe Public' that he should be "supporting our troops". I am an old Soldier. I have been out of the Army for a lot longer than I served. I am amazed at some of the negativity that greets me as a veteran. I am so fed up of people telling me we have no right to be in Afghanistan or Iraq. Well our troops didn't get the choice and they deserve every bit of our backing as we can give. Never mind the politics, get behind them and show that we are worthy of them.
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27th of February 2008 09:03 PM by anon
my boyfriend is a solider and is currently awaitin to go to afganastain. it is devestating to think somthing could happen. these guys are in this job to help us and not enough people show respect. they are not paid enough for the job they are in. their heros. unlike the clebs who u see nowdays being called heros for being size 0. soilders are the heros!
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26th of February 2008 11:23 AM by Elanor
Well done you for arranging this show! I hope you get a good turn out for it! Please let me know if there is anything i can help with round my way - (Reading). The charities selected are very appropriate. Thank you also to the soldiers, sailors and air force that help protect our country. xxx

For you to help, please pass on the details of the show, and /or see if you can get it advertised any place.
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21st of February 2008 10:14 PM by Andy Eyles website: http://www.spiritofold.co.uk
Respect goes out to all the British soldiers out in Afghanistan and other areas. Scary stuff!!!
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21st of February 2008 06:03 PM by Ann
We may doubt the cause but never your comittment.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
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20th of February 2008 11:27 PM by Charlie
Joe,
Just a quick note of thanks for your fantastic website and a big thankyou for organising what i think will be a very popular show. Due to being stuck in sunny Germany I won't be able to make it but some pics on here would be good!
I have been a serving soldier for the best part of 13 years now and am immensly proud of what I do. Its nice to see other people appreciate us 'doing our job' and in my humble opinion, doing it well. I have to say a big 'hats off' to Mr kemp in showing an accurate and un-biased documentary that shows the gritty truth.
To all who post here, military, ex military or civilian, please be assured your kind words do not fall on deaf ears and I and my fellow soldiers massively appreciate it. Thankyou.

To all the fallen, god bless, sleep well my friends.
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20th of February 2008 06:36 PM by Ian & Rosemary Wright
As the parents of a Royal Marine who lost his life in Afghanistan 16 months ago, we would like to say how much we appreciated the programme fronted by Ross Kemp. It was excellent and showed more than any other programme just how professional and brave our troops are. We hope this will subsequently be seen by a wider audience. The way the programme illustrated the impact the loss of a loved one can have on families was well handled too. Ross was as compassionate as he was brave - but nowhere near the level of courage displayed by our troops. Our thoughts are with everyone currently serving abroad, especially in Afghanistan and Iraq, and with their families too. We are extremely proud of you all and look forward to your safe return.
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20th of February 2008 04:40 PM by Craig Willett
Congratulations to Ross Kemp on a fantastic show, it is about time that someone showed what these HEROS in our armed forces are up against. I don't use the term HERO lightly, but if anyone deserves the title, they ALL do.

The government need to look at what you are all paid, it is scandalous that you are so underpaid.

You should all be very proud of what you are doing in the name of peace, both in Afghanistan, Iraq, Djibouti etc etc, I take my hat off to each and every one of you.

I spent a year (2005) in Iraq working as a civilian alongside the US forces, based in Kirkuk and Tikrit so I can appreciate some of the hardships that you go through although I know it certainly is much harder for you all.

I wish you all a safe tour, however long it lasts, be safe.
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20th of February 2008 04:32 PM by Tommy Boy
Great site, love the poem, got it just before Xmas and passed it to my entire address book. Served in Gulf I and Bosnia, have a nephew in the Stan at the moment, our troops are and always have been what makes Britain GREAT.Go on boys and girls, we are proud of you and think of you constantly.
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20th of February 2008 02:30 PM by John
You are a inspiration to us all, well done Ross great show hope the Goverment was watching, where are the rest of NATO troops?
Stay Safe God Bless You ALL !
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20th of February 2008 01:25 AM by vk burns
good to see a web site like this the troops out there need to know the public are behind them its time people woke up keep up the good work
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19th of February 2008 11:35 PM by Rhea
My thoughts are with each and every one of you brave soilders, man and women alike. your one of the reasons im proud to call myself british. I wish you all a safe journey home to your families and loved ones.
your and inspiration to us all!
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19th of February 2008 10:39 PM by Graham
Father of a serving son (Black Watch) RRS who is due to go to Afghan. Take my hat of to all service men regardless of post. Underpaid, overworked and mostly overlooked! Lets hope Gordon Brown's been listening to what Ross Kemp has been witnessing whilst over there. But most likely NOT!. Well done Ross!
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19th of February 2008 08:58 PM by steve turner website: http://n.jturner@btopenworld.com
Wow unbeliveable documentry well done ross superb
But lets not forget the guys & girls who do this day in & day out
I was amazed to here how much or (how little ) pay that some of the pay is for them,they risk there lives every second of the day But do we as a country/goverment actually give the troops any recognistion????????
I dont think so


Well done ross ,well done skyone but most of all well done the troops and keep safe untill there return.
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19th of February 2008 07:36 PM by Vince Mullen
As a former member of H.M Forces. I still to this day feel immensely proud of all those who have committed themselves to ensuring our way of life is preserved. My thoughts are with them all everyday and I wish them all a speedy and safe return to their loved ones.
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19th of February 2008 06:53 PM by Dickie Watson
Your courage and honor is amazing. Keep up the brilliant job your doing, and everyone come home safe.

Thank You
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19th of February 2008 06:16 PM by Suzi
Your all amazing...so many people have an opinion, yet so few would ever understand the reality of what its like for you all....what else can I say but thank you xx
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19th of February 2008 03:00 PM by Chris -Aberdeen
You guys n girls in Iraq and Afghanistan make me so so proud of you all. And a special word for those who were lost "They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old.
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them". God Bless you all and thank you Ross Kemp for bringing an award winning TV Doc to our living rooms.
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18th of February 2008 11:42 PM by zoe adlard
I take my hat off to all the men and women of britain who are serving abroad. I'm exstremily proud of their proffesionalism and dignity.They are doing a fantstic job!!!
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18th of February 2008 10:49 PM by Alan "Fred" Fox
A great way to get rid of your frustrations and hopefully make a difference from a great distance!!!
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18th of February 2008 10:45 PM by Alan
As an ex "Matelot" my comments may seem superfluous to this site. However, I have always felt pride in what any branch of our Armed Services have been involved in, be it in peace or war. The attidude of our so-called elected
representatives in London do not and cannot reflect the views of the people who serve this country of ours. They serve with quiet pride,commitment and dignity but are rewarded with little or nothing.

I have never had , in my Service life, had to endure the
trials and danger that our Soldiers in Afghanistan & Iraq
our enduring at the present time . It is time that the "Great British Public" was made more aware of the problems facing our troops ie lack of kit, lack of ammunition, lack of support, lack of government commitment.
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18th of February 2008 10:44 PM by Paul
You're an inspiration to us all. Stay safe and God bless.
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18th of February 2008 10:44 PM by tony duffy
ross and his show of life over seas is so ture for years iv tryed to tell people about how life and thing iv seen for me in bosina, and it is hard to tell the storys. but ross shows it well.

TO ALL MOD OVER SEAS, RESPECT TO YOU ALL STAY SAFE........ ALL THE BEST LADS AND GIRLS OUT THERE.......
EX....RA serving soldier
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18th of February 2008 10:26 PM by nikki
i am so proud of all our men and women out there and i send my love ,prayers, and thoughts to all the fallen soldiers memories and there families who (when) it is over will never be able to live the same again, but one small consolation for them is that there boys died doing what they thought was right and for that god has received some vry special angels xxxxxx
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18th of February 2008 10:08 PM by Linda Hartley
Thank you!
You are all amazing people. The series by Ross kemp has opened my eyes to some of what you go through and how badly this country treats you. I am sorry for that and hope that the Government realises through this series that you should be paid more, get far better food, better/reliable equipment, more support back up, and better compensation without paying for your own insurances, this latter is totally scandalous! Thank you for all you are doing. Come home safe.
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17th of February 2008 11:55 PM by XSacredxxSpiritx (Ally)
Hi All Serving Troops

Just wanted to say, I think you are doing an amazing job out there (wherever you are stationed) It must be hard for you, going through what you do, losing friends, and being so far away from friends and family. Just remember you have the backing and support from everyone back home. Keep up the good work, stay safe, peace be with you and God Bless You all. You're an army of angels xXxXx
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16th of February 2008 09:51 PM by pauline h2q
my son is currently serving in afghanistan, for which i am very proud of him. Ross kemps portrayal of life over there is probably as real as anyone over here can get. the programme and Ross Kemp deserve some kind of accolade for the making of it. I send my love and respect to all serving soldiers.
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16th of February 2008 07:55 PM by Tracey
Hi to all our troops in whatever country you are currently serving in! A big thank you for all that you do. Keep safe!
Love and godbless xxx
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16th of February 2008 06:52 PM by mistyladywales
Hi all,
A huge thank you to all our courageous service men/women who put their lives on the line everyday to keep the rest of us safe.

Blessings, love & light to you all.
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16th of February 2008 11:08 AM by ken langsdon
Hi everyone this is ken would just like to say that i think our troops need all the support they can get ,and that Joe Allen is doing a great job in trying to get lots of support wherever he can. hopefully i will be there with a friend Terry to give our support by showing our model planes, helicopters ,we are also hopefully going to give people the chance to have a go at flying a trainer aircraft , and any advise we can give on starting out into the hobby. We hope to see you their it should be a great day for everyone.
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15th of February 2008 06:39 PM by Tracy
From watching Ross Kemp in Afghanistan i would like to say a huge thank you to all of the men and women who are fighting on behalf of me and my family.God bless you all and keep you all safe.
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14th of February 2008 09:39 PM by Mandy
Fantastic. Our troops deserve all our support. My thoughts are with them everyday. I know a little of what its like, my son's served in Iraq and was seriously injured in Afghan last year. You all have my utmost repect for "just doing your Job", you are a special kind of people. I wish you all to come home safe. XX
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13th of February 2008 06:16 PM by Roger
Well done i have been watching this site for some time, my full support to the men and women fighting terror, stay safe.
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11th of February 2008 10:40 PM by Anon
Well done this site.
I found your site today and will look in periodically.
Stay safe our men and women....x
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11th of February 2008 10:07 PM by LEIGH MASON
From an old Para utmost respect to the soldiers serving their country on the front line in Afganistan and Iraq. You have the support of the average joe in this country our thoughts are always with you.
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7th of February 2008 10:49 AM by Pauline
I have a son in PWRR so I am looking forward to the show and will pass the word on.
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4th of February 2008 08:32 PM by Peter
I am really happy !!! I love military shows !!! And now we will have one in Basingstoke !.. It's good idea to take all familly for that show, especially kids. Good Job . We are waiting for MILITARY SHOW IN BASINGSTOKE !!!
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4th of February 2008 07:39 PM by Tim
I believe in what you are doing, if only more people showed their support. I will be passing this onto my friends, and I will be at the show
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4th of February 2008 01:20 PM by Rogue Gunner website: http://rogue-gunner.blogspot.com/
I support our troops and I will add your site to my Blog,

Thank You

Mack.
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25th of January 2008 01:47 AM by Charlie
Nice one Joe, we in the AAC Ice Hawks appreciate what you do for the military. Lets hope that the public get behind your efforts for the show - lets have a good one!
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22nd of January 2008 11:03 AM by Charlene
This show is a really good idea, i completely agree with that fact that our soldiers need to be supported - the government do not seem to be. I know of a few lads who have been to Iraq and Afgan, and they say they they are doing what they trained to do. Well done and keep up the good work.