Just a thread to remind people it is Armed Forces Day today.
A time to remember both past and present, but especially the present.
The soldiers who are currently doing their job in Afghanistan, in the most difficult of circumstances.
We are off today to an Armed Forces event.
Take a minute today to remember the lost ones and the ones currently serving this country.
Thankyou.:cheers:
i dont know anyone in any armed forces nowadays but id like to send a loving thank you to my paternal grandfather and my mums stepdad who both served in the forces during ww2
both suffered pain fear and many hardships so i and everyone else could be free today
thank you joseph and william
love (and miss) you both very much xx
I reserve my respect/admiration for those who through conscription were forced to serve,any other serviceman/woman has made an informed decision to do a we have a sewerage workers day I'll celebrate that and any other workers day you care to name....until then I'll ignore this and wait for real heroes to be recognised.
P.S. I chose sewerage workers as an example for good reason....see if you can guess what it is
Well I would have thought Staggs that people who sit on their arses all day, would just have wanted to recognise the work our soldiers do.....obviously not all.
There has only been an armed forces day for two years now I believe.
It started because someone at the start got off their arse and started one. If you want a day to celebrate your above examples then get up off your arse and start one!!!
Simple really, and not hard to understand.
fuck me you dissenters whinge and moan at any fucking opportunity sad sad sad bastards
Big up the armed forces say I
I went to the local one yesterday. It was a good day with lots of re-enactment companies doing lots of interesting stuff.
The forces were there doing a bit of KAPE but the majority of it seemed to me to be one huge recruitment drive. So it seems to me, to be big events on the cheap by the government to get more people recruited up and not a celebration.
Dave_Notts
judge me as you will i supported it wholeheartedly but then i am of a forces background and our youngest is in the process of joining up no matter how many of you knock it i will always support it, blindly you might say, rightly i say
you do not have to support the war to support the soldier
To be honest, if we all agreed this would be a very dull place
The individual always has a choice.....do we forgive the SS because they were just obeying orders ?
And no I'm not comparing anyone to the SS