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Couldn't agree more with the setiments expressed. Guys wherever you are keep safe and all the best.
We may not agree with the reasons for you being away from home but we are proud of you all and hope to see you home with your families soon...
Keep safe guys and girls...
To all our service men & women serving in those troubled places we see so much on the news we wish you all a safe christmas & hope the B.F.P.O chaps can get the mail to you in time .
Also we would like to wish the same to all those service men & women who are in far flung places of the world that the public does'nt hear about your just as important & just as much missed & loved by loved ones .
Have a very very safe christmas people kiss .
here,s hoping that you all have a really nice day and get back home soon xxx
I agree, in view of yet another death and another family without their Daddy - keep safe xx
Even though I dont agree with you being over there.
Wishing all you forces guys and girls a very Merry Christmas.
Lets hope your home soon.
God Bless ya kiss
Vicky n Baz
keep safe and have the best crimbo possible
btw good post de_sade
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And the same to everyone else having to do their job on Christmas Day and beyond.
Nurses
Doctors
Care Workers
Power/utility workers
All the public services in fact whether uniformed, in civvies, armed, disarmed and so on.
To all the many many people keeping the country going - thanks!
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I'm working nights all over Christmas so thanks for that Jags kiss
well done fellas and girls im ex qaranc and was at the first gulf "do" i tell you we make the best of any crap situation . pleaser may i ask you all just keep an eye on those that dont get mail and are loanly. just make sure the buddy buddy system is in full operation. it works in thne bbw room and your , im sure all welcome in any ime .
may be the site can give free membership to those serving out of area over chrimbo ????? come on admin i konw your a good bunch do you think its a good idea folks?? biggrin
Yes, well said - THE problem nowadays is that the servicemen and women all have views of their own (rightly) and often have to fight in situations that they don't agree with.
In the old days, the morals of war and defence of the realm were more straight forward.
Plim sad
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And the same to everyone else having to do their job on Christmas Day and beyond.
Nurses
Doctors
Care Workers
Power/utility workers
All the public services in fact whether uniformed, in civvies, armed, disarmed and so on.
To all the many many people keeping the country going - thanks!
:P

Fair comment and whilst we are all aware of the invaluable services of the personnel you mentioned, the thread was originally intended to remember those that won't be able to simply return to their home after their shift has finished on Christmas Day, Boxing Day, etc, etc...
I did not include such personnel because I did not want to dilute the thread. It was intended to be an armed forces "remember them at Christmas" thread.
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May I extend my thoughts and best wishes and those of my familiy to anyone from the Mercian Regt. still out there in the various theatres of operation across the globe.
Yes, but I did want to extend it to include all those who are working away from home at Christmas and New Year - many of those not abroad are doing long shifts, overnight shifts and need to respond to any emergency which eats into their time with their families too.
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I'm working nights all over Christmas so thanks for that Jags

You're more than welcome. Lonely nights without family are the same the world over.
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thanks jags im also doing 14hr nights starting from the 22nd right round
going to dress up as a cheeky elf xmas morning to get them all up and do brekkis

Flipping heck... that's a trawl. I once did (in my youth) 7 long days straight in A&E in a hospital in Glasgow's South Side over Christmas and New Year. My split shifts all joined up into one huge shift, mind I soon learnt to do stitching and other non-nurse stuff!
Even though I 've left those days behind my thoughts are always with those on the front line of whatever enemy is theirs. Poverty, ill health, war, pestilence, the general public and all the rest.
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my thoughts are always with those on the front line of whatever enemy is theirs.

What a fantastic line!!!!
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my thoughts are always with those on the front line of whatever enemy is theirs.

What a fantastic line!!!!
me likie
lp
Thanks!
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To all who serve and most especially those in the front line.
Best wishes for the season and come home safe.
Yep have to add my sentiments to.
To the armed forces ...you shouldn't have to be there in te first place but best wishes and heres to a speedy and safe return.
To those working over xmas I hope you can still enjoy the spirit of xmas ....you have it within your selves to do so.
To those whose circumstances are blighted by ill health or other reasons that will darken the festive season ...may 2008 bring you the change in fortune you so desire .
To everyone else Merry christmas or whatever appropriate festive good wish is relevant to your world . smile :) :)
My best wishes for the festive season to all our armed forces personnel - I hope you keep well and are able to be reunited with family and loved ones soon.
And to all those in the public services who are working for the common good this Christmas, hope you manage to enjoy it just as soon as you finish working... whatever you do!
Nola x
I'm working nights until Boxing Day so I'd like to wish all my fellow healthcare professionals, firemen ( :twisted: ) policemen ( :lickface: ) armed forces personnel and anyone else working over the Xmas period a very Merry Christmas biggrin
BUMP.
I have just about to finish almost 20 years of service (army), in fact my unit fly out on 28th December for 6 months somewhere not nice.
A big thanks to all who have served (including the families who suffer too).
A big thanks to all who are still serving.
A big thanks to all who support the above (not the politics but the men and women who serve).
On new years eve, I always buy a pint and put it on the windowsill for all the guys and girls who are away at this special time of year, and for the ones who wont be coming back. Stand easy, your job is done.
to those who offer up their lives for our safety, and in honour of the dead . . .
Thank You!
a day late, but Merry Christmas, and hope the New Year sees you home soon!
neil x x x ;)