All soldiers are important and have done their part in the war, but the LRDG stands out. Like the submarine crews, they were alone, in the middle of nowhere, with few resources and fought bravely in very bad conditions. True heroes. RIP
What great men what would they think of the gangs and the young PC and woke people we have today. They went away to give them the freedoms they now enjoy. As they say the likes of them will never be seen again.
Great lads and very brave. My Grandad Mac was in G patrol LRDG and proberbly knew all of these lads. Respect from England.
Heroes all of you . Many thanks for all you done .
All soldiers are important and have done their part in the war, but the LRDG stands out. Like the submarine crews, they were alone, in the middle of nowhere, with few resources and fought bravely in very bad conditions. True heroes. RIP
Less we Forget...
Great Men / Men of Great Deeds.
What great men what would they think of the gangs and the young PC and woke people we have today. They went away to give them the freedoms they now enjoy.
As they say the likes of them will never be seen again.
Better you than me mate
If I had to fight a war, I’d join the LRDG