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| Date | 23-05-2015 |
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| Message | Yes, Jim, that was me in those days - 'Tex' O'Conor! Good to remember some names from back then. I can still picture you as you were, same accent as Rog Chilton wasn't it? We were well off for comedians in B Coy in those great days. Very sorry to hear about Jimmy Innis - another legend from 6 Platoon. Best regards |
| Date | 18-05-2015 |
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| Message | The details for Jimmy's funeral are as follows... Wednesday 27th May 2015 at St Marys Church Cheney Manor road Swindon SN2 2PF at 13.15 hrs |
| Date | 18-05-2015 |
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| Message | Spoke to Jimmy last Wednesday as I said Jimmy first there gets the drinks in. A good friend and Airborne brother R I P Jimmy |
| Date | 18-05-2015 |
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| Message | Sad to hear of the passing of Jimmy Innes,who,along with Joe Locke was my 6 platoon NCO.RIP,Jimmy. |
| Date | 18-05-2015 |
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| Message | Yes and if Jimmy hit you it was the end of the bout. |
| Date | 18-05-2015 |
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| Message | jimmy was a regular member of the bn boxing team in the 60s,he had an unusual stance.he would lead with his right arm extended and his fist would move in a small circular movement,a great character,RIP jim |
| Date | 17-05-2015 |
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| Message | Very sad to hear of the passing of Jimmy Innis. Jimmy was a patrol commander with D (Patrol) Company during it's tour in Borneo in 1966. Jimmys patrol had a problem and I was called up to take over the base radio from the duty operator. I was a member of 216 Para Signal Sqn. and a A1 TG Operator with a morse speed of 25 wpm. Jimmy was an ex navy radio operator with a very fast morse speed. Major Chiswell and Arthur Watches were standing behind me listening to the exchange of signals. When the incident was resolved Major Chiswell asked me who was the patrol signaller I was working to. I replied with a smile," I'm not sure Sir" As they walked away Arthur Watches said to me with a grin,"Bloody liar we know it was Jimmy". Great times it was a privilege to have known and served with Jimmy. RIP MATE Chris WHITE |
| Date | 17-05-2015 |
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| Message | It is very sad to hear of the passing of Jimmy Innis. Condolences to his family. May he rest in peace. Dave Ozzy Blunden. |
| Date | 17-05-2015 |
| Message | I have just been informed by his son Mickey, that James Innes known by most of you as Jimmy Innes died last night 16/5/2015. Further details will be posted as I get them. |
| Date | 06-05-2015 |
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| Message | Brummie Chilton's first name was Roger. I can remember Brian (Ginge) Chilton as well, great guy RIP |
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