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NameDave [Taff] Hughes
Date04-02-2009
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MessageDoes anyone have contact with Dave Heal ex 3 Para from the Ashton - under- Line area now living in Holland.
Looking for him to inform him of death of his friend Vince, ex Arnham vet. Email: edh3para@blueyonder.co.uk
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NameRoger Payne Ex 1 Para
Date03-02-2009
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MessageThere is now a print copy available of airborne humour 'Floating Under A Red Beret.' It is at e- book site Calderwood Books. For every book sold I will be giving 25% of what I make to exairborneforces for distribution to those lads not as well off as the rest of us.

Roger Payne
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Namespyder
Date03-02-2009
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Messagesmilie smilie To David Keenan the last time I saw you was in Osnatraz. welcome to the club. Spyder
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NameDavid Keenan
Date02-02-2009
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MessageWell - it seems a long time since I was with 3 Para. I first joined the Battalion in 1971, 4 platoon B Company (Murray Smith as Platoon Sergeant)which gave me a huge experience in a short time, next as Anti tank Platoon Commander with Baz Greenhalgh, Hayes, Haynes to name but a few!! Fortunate to come back as Coy Comd A Company with el presidentee as one of my corporals!! Brilliant to see some names that bring back so many wonderful memories of good .. and bad times.

I completed my 36 years army service in South Africa as the Defence Adviser in Pretoria before leaving the Army officially on 10th Oct 2006.

I always considered myself to be hugely fortunate in serving my regiment but the real privilege and pleasure was working with the 'toms' and really genuine people in our special club.

I am not very good at keeping in touch as a rule but but I intend to join the Reunion Club in the hope that one day I will get to a reunion, meet up with life's characters who will force me to communicate!!

Meanwhile to you all - well done on the website and all your efforts - I know it is appreciated

Utrinque Paratus ...oh and Faugh a Ballagh
David Keenan

Contact me at: keenandavid2@aol.com
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Namebill morgan
Date01-02-2009
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MessageHi,
Adam McKinley did you serve A Coy in the 70's.
contact me on my e mail: wjamesmorgan@msn.com
bill morgan c coy.
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Nameandy Beeby
Date30-01-2009
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MessageTony Oleksy
Hi Tony
Long time since 379 pln good to see so many of us still around. email: ajbeeby129@yahoo.co.uk
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NameDave Roe
Date29-01-2009
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MessageGreat to see so many names from the past, Wishing you all the best for the new year ,

During my time with 3 Para , you understand & realise what true friend you had in the Battalion . So many great & loyal Blokes ....
A CREDIT TO HAVE KNOWN YOU & SERVED WITH YOU .
Gareth Lewis .... Please get In touch , so many blokes want to chat .

email: daveroe001@hotmail.co.uk
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Namejames morris
Date28-01-2009
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Messagea truly wonderful site that really shows the airbourne spirit long live the maroon machine. email: james@jamesmorris3.orangehome.co.uk
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NameBrabs
Date28-01-2009
MessageMessage for Ken & Sharon Sargeant... hope to see you at Blackpool..... loads to catch up on!!!! Bring loads of photos! Looking forward to reminding Terry about long nails, Daver Hallas about "lady in red" in St Davids camp..if you haven't booked... get a move on " Stumpie Dumpie!" Baby 19 this time!!!!!.. nursing in Brum and Selly Oak. Jacquie & Steve.x
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NameAdam McKinley
Date28-01-2009
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MessageThis article appeared in the local paper and may be of interest. Preserved pensions. Veterans who served in the British Armed Forces since 1975 and did not qualify for an immediate pension may now be entited to a Preserved Pension. If you were serving on 6 April 1975 and you served 2 years or more after that date, you may now be eligible for a Preserved pension at the age of 60. If your service began after 5 April 2006 and you served a minimum of 2 years, you may be eligible for a Preseved Pension at the age of 65. For further information please contact Jpac MOD UK by e mail on jpac@spva.mod.uk or by telephoning (outside UK) 0044 141 224 3600 or (within UK)0141 224 3600.

I really hope this effects lots of members.
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