ARmy Rumour SErvice

**engr172** · 23-09-2009, 20:45

Boys.
I salute you.....

**guzzler** · 23-09-2009, 20:47

Humbled could i have coped as well as them.

**Mr_Baiter** · 23-09-2009, 20:48

Originally Posted by Schleswig-Holstein

although the poor sods shown have been through hell, watching this makes me realise that we are not fcuked as a nation as I feared (whatever our politicos and bankers do to the contrary).

My thoughts/regards/raised glass go to all the injured, their families and the staff at Selly Oak.

I agree - if we can still produce men like this, from some of the most deprived areas as well, then there is still hope for us.

Mrs Baiter must be cutting onions up somewhere in the house.

**Semper_Flexibilis** · 23-09-2009, 20:51

A lot of dust in the room tonight…

I've had both knees and a hip replaced after an accident, but I don't think I could be as upbeat as those blokes are having actually lost their legs.

**Detmold_Drunk** · 23-09-2009, 20:52

"but never mind"

**Pox_Dr** · 23-09-2009, 20:52

After 22yrs service, it finally took this program to show me what makes a Para special, the grit & determination of this lad is incredible & credit to him & his regiment

**Tremaine** · 23-09-2009, 20:53

Brings it home how the families are affected , too. Everyone in the programme's feckin inspiring and it's good to know the public are getting the stories. This is what it's like.

**para_medic** · 23-09-2009, 20:53

Originally Posted by jarrod248

'I'm a bit annoyed that I lost these limbs.....'

'I like the split hook - looks scary - will wear it for halloween...'

**negligent_discharge** · 23-09-2009, 20:54

Originally Posted by Oil_Slick

A lot of dust in the room tonight…

Agreed gonna have to get the other half to clean up more often.

The bravery of these guy's is unbelievable.

Good luck guy's and I wish you all a speedy recovery.