Sadly Duggie died this year aged 87. on the eighth day God created the para's and the Devil stood to attention
2 comments on “Rememberance Sunday 2006”
ragitty Says:
Thursday, August 28, 2008 @9:42:52 AM
John it is so sad that the very men who fought for "Our Freedom and for our Country" eventually leave us, you certainly don't get a chest full of medals by sitting in a barrack room. thanks for posting such a moving pic.....ragards Lee
AnsacsteveOLD Says:
Friday, December 19, 2008 @4:37:17 AM
The sadest words I have heard were from a survivour of the Arhnem raid, who out of a sense of duty, friendship gave tours around the airborne cemetary in Arhnem. His only regret in life is that "he would be seperated from his comrades in death" It took a while to sink in but it became clear when he explained that when his time came he would be laid to rest in the towns cemetary.........
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