Irish in Afghanistan

Discussion in 'Infantry' started by WildGoose, Dec 21, 2006.

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  1. WildGoose

    WildGoose Clanker

    WildGoose, Dec 21, 2006
    #1
  2. frankie

    frankie War Hero

    Superb,

    Lets not forget the lads who are still recovering.

    frankie

    Faugh a Ballagh
     
    frankie, Dec 21, 2006
    #2
  3. LoneTree

    LoneTree LE

    Well done the Paddys. Big slap on the back from this callsign.

    RIP the fallen & I hope a speedy recovery to the injured,

    LT.
     
    LoneTree, Dec 21, 2006
    #3
  4. Scouting for Boys

    Scouting for Boys Old-Salt

    Thanks and God Bless Ireland
     
    Scouting for Boys, Dec 21, 2006
    #4
  5. Tigerstripe

    Tigerstripe Swinger

    Well done the ROYAL IRISH!

    Strength and condolences to friends and loved ones of the deceased. Speedy and fullest recovery to the wounded.
     
    Tigerstripe, Dec 21, 2006
    #5
  6. backblast

    backblast Old-Salt

    Excellent Footage and Quality Infantry Soldiering...
     
    backblast, Dec 22, 2006
    #6
  7. RFUK

    RFUK LE

    Outstanding video. Good drills with the apple!

    Condolances to the injured and families of those who didn't make it.
     
    RFUK, Dec 22, 2006
    #7
  8. EX_STAB

    EX_STAB LE

    Good Effort!

    Nice to see GPMG in the light role still considering it was supposed to be obsolete 15 years ago! LSW noticeable by its abscence...

    RIP the Fallen.

    A speedy recovery to the wounded and a Merry Christmas to All.

    Ex STAB
     
    EX_STAB, Dec 22, 2006
    #8
  9. themaadone

    themaadone LE

    The one chap certainly likes his fruit!!
     
    themaadone, Dec 22, 2006
    #9
  10. muhandis89

    muhandis89 LE

    Ulster Regiments such as RUR,RIR and R Irish were always quality regiments.I know/knew them well and served alongside 2 of them.
     
    muhandis89, Dec 22, 2006
    #10
  11. Giblets

    Giblets War Hero

    Excellent video. Bloody good work.

    Rest in Peace the fallen. I hope the injured are making a good recovery.
     
    Giblets, Dec 22, 2006
    #11
  12. bob_lawlaw

    bob_lawlaw Old-Salt

    There is a buzz around the publishing houses that they are about to put a book together on this 'tour'. A particular NI historical author was approached to consider the task.
    A good choice as well in my view, he did a cracking job on the RUC book and as his dad served in the 'Faughs' his heart is in this one. So standby, wait, out, for the use of photographs with appropriate considerations of course.
     
    bob_lawlaw, Dec 22, 2006
    #12
  13. frankie

    frankie War Hero

    Alas though, no real mention on the recent Op award list for the guys who seved in Musa Qala. Disappointing.
     
    frankie, Dec 23, 2006
    #13
  14. Jupiter_Jones

    Jupiter_Jones Swinger

    Would hate to go one on one against those boys. Superb work to say the least.
     
    Jupiter_Jones, Dec 23, 2006
    #14
  16. sandmanfez

    sandmanfez LE

    Good work fellas! I've always admired the Irish, when its time to take off the gloves, they know how to get the job done.
     
    sandmanfez, Dec 23, 2006
    #15
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