Discuss HRH Prince Charles in Afghanistan at the Current Affairs, News and Analysis forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Report on BBC R5 Live prince charles is just back from a 2 day visit ...
"In the event that the situation had deteriorated and a break-in operation to Sarajevo...... had become necessary then Armoured Engineers would have been the lead element.Once again we are reminded that there comes a time in war when Sappers have to go in front to open up the way.
'Follow the Sapper' is a timeless cry."
from Brigadier I.T.D. McGill's Report to the Corps, 1995
Did you ever notice: The Roman Numerals for forty are ' XL.'
22437333 Pte Bruce A.E.
"A good, steady soldier. Physically brave and steady in battle, shows initiative and can be trusted"
The Ancient one's discharge write up, RIP Old 'Un.
For obvious reasons, I'm not a great admirer of monarchies in general, but I've nothing but the most profound respect and admiration for the Brit Royal Family - all of them. Their staunch and unflagging support of the UK Armed Forces is something that should serve as a shining example to the vile bunch of knobbers masquerading as politicians in the UK.
Chas, in particular, deserves special recognition. Not only has he served himself (in the Crabs and the Andrew, but we'll let him off with that), but he also has first-hand experience of the anguish suffered by relatives at home when their kinfolk are up the sharp end. You can be sure that what he says comes from the heart and isn't just a sound-bite for the media. Well done him. Brilliant skills.
"He went to the main British base at Camp Bastion and travelled to a base involved in a major offensive against the Taliban, Operation Moshtarak." Well done HRH more than the politicos do.
My son happened to mention the other day that he was popping in to say hello to the lads.
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