Discuss Gurkhas in NI at the Gurkhas forum within the The Army Rumour Service website; Originally Posted by Raider
Originally Posted by Danny_Dravot
Originally Posted by AltairDraco
The Gurkhas never ...
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Re: Gurkhas in NI

Originally Posted by
Raider

Originally Posted by
Danny_Dravot

Originally Posted by
AltairDraco
The Gurkhas never served in NI,The GSM in the picture could be for anywhere,only way to tell is by looking at the bar.
ghurkas have served in NI, i worked with one very closely...
... he was a ghurka officer, must have different TACOS
The Gurkha Officer you are referring to must be wearing a non-Gurkha cap badge.
no, RGR
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Re: Gurkhas in NI
Never?
I don't have any special insight into this and therefore can't vouch for it but because of something which seeped into the public domain a few years back regarding Gurkhas, individual Gurkha ORs may perhaps have served in NI in more than one sense of the word 'served'.
I may well be spouting cr@p, but those whose memories are jogged by the terms, Four Square and Gemini and a WRAC MM, will know what lines I'm thinking along.
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Queen's Gurkha officers on attachment with units in the light div or units with a GRC attached (when they were last in existance) went on tour with Brit bns from the late 90s onwards. Generally as ops offr in BBK or similar.
IIRC Indra went with an LI company. I met a 2RGR QGO in BBK in early 99.
The major didn't think of his superiors as fools, of course,
since it would follow that everyone who obeyed them was a
fool. He used the term 'unwise', and felt worried when he used
it.
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I saw a Gurkha wearing the RGR capbadge driving a Bedford in Ballykinlar Camp circa 2004/2005
Commission apparently not so Impossible......
Psalm 95:7 - We Are The People
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Re: Gurkhas in NI
Ghurkhas definately served / patrolled in Dungannon about 12 years ago (If I recall correctly the "republicans" kept a low profile during the tour and were quite wary of them)
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I have seen our Gurkhas in Palace, 39 Bde, Dungannon, Bessbrook & Gurkha Sigs at various locations. The locals & Bon Jovi's were strangely silent and scared. Top guys
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From a Unionist website supporting the Gurkhas.....
"Indeed, the Gurkhas served here in Northern Ireland helping to defeat the threat of terrorism in our Province."
I worked with an ex cook who says he had to cook for Gurkhas over in NI...but he was a cook so might have been mistaken!! ;)
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Re: Gurkhas in NI

Originally Posted by
Raider
Gurkhas have never served in NI. This is because of the tri-partite agreement between UK, Nepal and India. The British Govt. is not allowed to use Gurkhas in internal conflict matters.
That and the fact that they do crowd control with big fuck off swords.
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Originally Posted by
Killaloe
I have seen our Gurkhas in Palace, 39 Bde, Dungannon, Bessbrook & Gurkha Sigs at various locations. The locals & Bon Jovi's were strangely silent and scared. Top guys
Excuse my ignorance but what is a Bon Jovi in NI terms?
He is the rock god in my opinion and it would be cool to know what else his name is used for.
The first thing a soldier says when asked 'What can we do to make things better for you?' is...'We need your support and your prayers'...
Let's get the word out and lead with class and dignity, by example; and wear something red every Friday.
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Originally Posted by
Drivers_log
That and the fact that they do crowd control with big fuck off swords.
but we could all dream of them getting all hacky happy in Ni or infact amongst the chav scum in the uk
On a Hot morning in cyprus I found the meaning of anger. Fortunataly I was comftably numb.
The RSM and various other NCO's seemed very agitated.
maybe they should look into counselling?
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