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RFN N Smith 2RGJ - 4th of March 1978

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  • RFN N Smith 2RGJ - 4th of March 1978

    It was during the first week of March 1978 that Nick Smith was killed by a booby trap in the Crossmaglen area of South Armagh. Only two weeks previously the CO Lt Col ID Corden-Lloyd OBE MC had been killed in a helicopter incident nearby.

    Nick Smith of B Coy had been tasked to remove an Irish flag from a telephone pole, there was an explosive device hidden in the pole and Nick was killed instantly. Led by the CSM, his comrades faced the grim task of collecting his remains from the surrounding area. RIP
    Pen Pusher & Paper Shuffler

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      Visit tree 49/189 @ the NMA and say hello.

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        Not a good day out for you lads.
        Rest easy Rifleman.
        You cannot fight a war with one hand tied behind your back.

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          Ever Remembered
          “Some must be warriors, that others may live in peace. ”
          ― Mercedes Lackey

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            Rest easy lad
            79 Squadron RCT The most Elite regiment of the british army


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                Be who you are and say what you feel...
                Because those that matter, don't mind.
                And those that mind, don't matter!

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                  In memory of Private David James McCahill
                  The Gloucestershire Regiment.
                  In memory of Gunner William John Marks
                  91st Field Regiment. The Royal Artillery.

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                      Rest peacefully.
                      In memory of Colour Sergeant John Michael Morrell - my big brother, my hero.

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                        Tomorrow it will be thirty nine years since twenty year old Nicky Smith lost his life. Another victim of "Bandit Country".

                        Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn
                        Pen Pusher & Paper Shuffler

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                          Ever Remembered
                          “Some must be warriors, that others may live in peace. ”
                          ― Mercedes Lackey

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                            Visit tree 49/189 @ the NMA and say hello.

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