Worcester soldier Tom Neathway vows to return to Afghanistan Sometimes the words Hero can be used too easily but certainly not on this occasion. You would be hard pressed to find a braver man on this Gods earth. I simply cannot do justice to him here, simple as that.
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A YOUNG soldier serving in Afghanistan tells what life is like facing the insurgents in the war-torn country. THE Taliban sniper levelled his sights at the young soldier and squeezed off ten rounds. Miraculously the hail of bullets missed the target by inches as they smashed into a sandbag, spraying debris into the face of 20-year-old Kingsman Zack Briggs .For Zack, serving with the 2nd Battalion, The Duke of Lancaster Regiment, it was a ‘scary, scary moment’. Also listen to Zack talk about his time in Afghanistan.
First sea trials for Astute at BAE Systems Barrow Undoubtedly a state of the art weapons platform, pity she cant operate in the deserts of Afghanistan?
Government Defends MOD Bonuses Some things are indefensible this like the banks is one of those occasions. The pen pushers at Whitehall have been rewarded for failure. Enjoy your huge salaries and your abhorrent bonuses, may the blood on all of your hands never wash away.
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Ministry of Defence cash should go to troops And there is us all thinking they were working for our boys and not trousering their ill gotten gains.
Society steps in to refund poppy cash
A big thank you to the Ipswich Building Society. I pray that the scum that stole the money die from the drugs that they will buy with the money.
Former Head of the British Army to speak at Kenexa Government Forum Does Jackson get paid for his speech? If so it would be nice for him to donate it to Help For Heroes.
NATO chief confident of more Afghan assistance Perhaps the secretary-general could ask the Somalian Pirates if they want to lend a hand?
RAF veteran died after being sent home from hospital with painkillers - despite having a broken neck Hugh Jackson, betrayed by the Country he served. Because he is elderly he is treated like a second class citizen.
Pilgrim Hospital's A&E consultant Hussain Hassan said all possible steps were taken.
RIP.
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