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This is a call to all commando veterans to send me your stories. We are going to have a permanent new section on the site for "Veterans Stories". This will be for veterans to provide their own personal account of their own experiences, or pay tribute to their commando friends. Simply send me the text either in a word document or an email, and include any photos that you want included with the article. I will then create the page and add it to the site for others to read.

I look forward to receiving your stories.

Dan
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Great Idea Admin

I'll look forward to reading the younger vets stories as well as the more senior members of our gallant band.

The site is really starting to take shape as a place for genuine info on all things Commando.

Keep up the good work.
John M


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Hello John,
I have my fathers story, which he wrote shortly before he passed on in 2002,but it may be a bit long, if you would like it may be installments would be ok, here from you soon
Regards Ron
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That sounds really good Ron. Hope we get a lot of authentic stories and memories posted.

Janet & Bob
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hockhamlain wrote:Hello John,
I have my fathers story, which he wrote shortly before he passed on in 2002,but it may be a bit long, if you would like it may be installments would be ok, here from you soon
Regards Ron


Don't worry about it being too long - it's your father's story and we would like to read it all...

Nick

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I met my dad's old captain in 1985 He told me a few things about dad in the war that i never knew and shocked me!

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Stephen Donnison wrote:I met my dad's old captain in 1985 He told me a few things about dad in the war that i never knew and shocked me!

Shocked in a good sense I hope? :D

Nick Collins,

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Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo

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They were fighting Vichy French on Madagascar and dad saved Capt Beasley's life from a french sniper! I had no idea

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