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PFA I served in the 23 PFA in egypt in 1951-1953 in the canal zone and the deserts as a nationsl service man with many experiences I would have not missed for the world I still keep in touch with my mates once a para always a para Posted by ron lake on 24 December 2011 HI Ron, good to hear from you mate and good to see you stil have the AIRBORNE mindset : )please come and visit us this year if you get the chance, Kenny Posted by Kenny on 05 January 2012  hi matey hey bud love the arnhem pics, im gonna try get over for next year so i can go with you speak soon bud sean Posted by sean on 10 October 2011 Renkum Heath Kenny and team, Just to say thanks from myself for your med cover on the jumps this year. plus thanks for ensuring Jason and I got some scoff on that long day, when the team I was in forgot about us. The jeep ride was a bonus. kind regards Gaz Posted by Gaz on 25 September 2011 Hi Gaz, your most welcome mate it was a pleasure to meet you both and no doubt we will meet again over the next year. Keep up the good Peter Sellars impersenations : ) Kenny & Team Posted by Kenny on 26 September 2011 Website Terrific! As a former member of 23 PFA in the Sixties I can vouch for the accuracy and clarity of many of the pictures. Not a lot had changed by then, 1958 Pattern webbing equipt and a Browning 9mm Hi-Power pistol CWW boots etc but it's all still very evocative of happy days. Keep up the good work!! Jim Craig Posted by Jim Craig on 08 July 2011 Hi Jim, Many thanks for your kind comments mate, passed it on to the lads and they are chuffed to bits to get your input. Come and see us sometime at an event if you can, Kenny Posted by on 07 August 2011 Website Can't believe I've just found this site. Truly a magnificent tribute site to the WW11 para-medics and obviously a lot of fun for the present day team. I served with the unit in the sixties and greatly appreciate the efforts you have gone to in obtaining the accuracy of your unifors and equipment. Not a lot had changed by the time I got there, we had 1944 and 1958 pattern webbing and a Browning 9mm Hi-Power Pistol but even the old 'Training Pamphlet No.3 ' was stll in use with a impressive collection of amendments! Keep up the good work! Jim Craig Posted by Jim Craig on 07 July 2011 |
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