YOUNG SOLDIERS

[SHOTGUNSNIPER 47]

http://www.nragive.c...edom/index.html

 

[GET THEM OUT (.)(.) 39]

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[Buch 145]

I stop watching at "better trained, lead and ect ect than any other country". I know you guys are patriotic and that but theres no need to be dillusional.

[SNAP SHOT 194]

For those who gave their all and never returned..................

 

 

[SHOTGUNSNIPER 47]

I stop watching at "better trained, lead and ect ect than any other country". I know you guys are patriotic and that but theres no need to be dillusional.

 

From all the American vet's to you.

[Buch 145]

I stop watching at "better trained, lead and ect ect than any other country". I know you guys are patriotic and that but theres no need to be dillusional.

 

From all the American vet's to you.

 

 

From all the British vet's to you.

[rob.i 26]

Average age 20 and a half just out their nappies plenty of cannon fodder for the war lords of the world it makes me sick

Edited May 27, 2010 by rob.i

[Malt 379]

I stop watching at "better trained, lead and ect ect than any other country". I know you guys are patriotic and that but theres no need to be dillusional.

 

They obviously meant any country other than the UK....

 

 

The thing is, when you're giving thanks to the young lads who give up their lives serving in the name of the country, how else are you meant to praise them? Do you think that the French give speeches honouring 'The most brave of the cowardly' when ever one of her sons might fall over and break his own neck running away from the enemy?

 

When someone's mother dies they may eulogise in church that they have lost the best mother ever. Is it wrong to think of your own in the highest possible regard above all others?

Edited May 27, 2010 by maltenby

[SHOTGUNSNIPER 47]

Average age 20 and a half just out their nappies plenty of cannon fodder for the war lords of the world it makes me sick

 

If your gonna get sick do it some where else please !

 

:gunsmilie: :gunsmilie:

[gonetoearth 5,144]

70 years ago today over 200,000 men were plucked of the beaches of

dunkirk , a few returned today to pay tribute to there fallen comrades

old men who put on the uniform to protect the country , who were sent

across the channel to be met by a far supperier force , the were driven

back to the beach head trapped, the call went out to every availible boat

big and small to go to the beaches of dunkirk to ferry the men to waiting

royal navy ships, these men were not soldiers or navy, just civies the storys

i have heard today on radio and tv , have shocked and choked me , heros

them all

[Guest stewie]

70 years ago today over 200,000 men were plucked of the beaches of

dunkirk , a few returned today to pay tribute to there fallen comrades

old men who put on the uniform to protect the country , who were sent

across the channel to be met by a far supperier force , the were driven

back to the beach head trapped, the call went out to every availible boat

big and small to go to the beaches of dunkirk to ferry the men to waiting

royal navy ships, these men were not soldiers or navy, just civies the storys

i have heard today on radio and tv , have shocked and choked me , heros

them all

well said

[rob.i 26]

Average age 20 and a half just out their nappies plenty of cannon fodder for the war lords of the world it makes me sick

 

If your gonna get sick do it some where else please !

 

:gunsmilie: :gunsmilie:

not as sick as the average age in Nam nnnnnnineteen feckin gung ho yanks got yer arses kicked there

Edited May 29, 2010 by rob.i

[Malt 379]

theres british 18 year olds out in afghan right now

 

 

My cousin spent his 18th birthday driving a tank through Kosavo. He also spent new years eve 1999/2000 there.

[Buch 145]

 

They obviously meant any country other than the UK....

 

 

The thing is, when you're giving thanks to the young lads who give up their lives serving in the name of the country, how else are you meant to praise them? Do you think that the French give speeches honouring 'The most brave of the cowardly' when ever one of her sons might fall over and break his own neck running away from the enemy?

 

When someone's mother dies they may eulogise in church that they have lost the best mother ever. Is it wrong to think of your own in the highest possible regard above all others?

 

Nah i was only messing.

 

Well i was messing about it annoying me. I still dont think there better than us :clapper:

 

I like working with yank soldiers there a funny bunch but you can have a proper laugh with them.

[SHOTGUNSNIPER 47]

They obviously meant any country other than the UK....

 

 

The thing is, when you're giving thanks to the young lads who give up their lives serving in the name of the country, how else are you meant to praise them? Do you think that the French give speeches honouring 'The most brave of the cowardly' when ever one of her sons might fall over and break his own neck running away from the enemy?

 

When someone's mother dies they may eulogise in church that they have lost the best mother ever. Is it wrong to think of your own in the highest possible regard above all others?

 

Nah i was only messing.

 

Well i was messing about it annoying me. I still dont think there better than us :clapper:

 

I like working with yank soldiers there a funny bunch but you can have a proper laugh with them.