RIP Ozzy, Speedy, Chalky, Beef, Ricky Tic, Terry Holiday, Hubby, Geoff Moss, The Causer Brothers, Weetie, Chris Walker, Tony Dacre, Bob Rowlands, Nick Mavromatis ,Messer, and all our Brothers in Arms who went too soon. I will never forget you. Your memory lives on in all our hearts. LIONS FOREVER! Thanks for posting Chris!
it was an honour to be beasted by you staff RIP jimmy .....your humour was an inspiration i still remember when im blowing out of my ass " change step......aboooooout tu ........"
Was an honour to have served with some of the men in the video. I was trained by "chalky" white and had the great honour of calling Rikki one of my very good mates. He was a great mate in and out of uniform. I'll never forget the day in Belize when i was told about Rikki 😥. RIP all
Chalky was also my platoon SGT, Strensall 89. I was there when Rikki died..... Salamanca camp, Belize 91. Gone but never forgotten. Sleep well lions!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Chalky had been promoted to SGT by 89 when I landed in Strensall. The heat of the jungle got Rikki Tikk. We got him to the Med Centre at Salamanca but Ken Cannon could do nothing for him. He was choppered out the next day. I can still see the Puma leaving the footy pitch at Salamanca 😔😔🇬🇧🇬🇧
Rikki was a very fit lad..... still can't get my head round it. How the heat got him. He was hallucinating, shouting incoherently, then just dropped!! 😔😔🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@ScreamingDelkims just wished i was with him at the time, i might have spotted it earlier 😥 very sad, he had just come back from Brecon, thats why he was so fit at the time. I sill go and visit him in Ambleside.
Lovely tribute lads, can I ask what happened to Ozzy? He was my cpl Itc Catterick 1997, A great soldier and I can still remember him to this day, Monty R Irish
A few faces there I recognise from the past. May you all rest in peace. And Jim Burney; it was a privilege to have known you pal and I still, and will, remember you every year. R.I.P Mukka.
So very sad, and.although I never knew these 'Brothers' it's always heartbreaking to hear of such losses, and my heart goes out to their families, for their pain is the heaviest to bear. I only hope that they may take some comfort from the knowledge that our memories of their loved ones lives on.
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RIP Ozzy, Speedy, Chalky, Beef, Ricky Tic, Terry Holiday, Hubby, Geoff Moss, The Causer Brothers, Weetie, Chris Walker, Tony Dacre, Bob Rowlands, Nick Mavromatis ,Messer, and all our Brothers in Arms who went too soon. I will never forget you. Your memory lives on in all our hearts. LIONS FOREVER! Thanks for posting Chris!
Anytime Bert 👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
RiP guys, thank you for your service & ultimate sacrifice, from an ex WRAC.
Very moving piece indeed, brought a few very deep enbedded memories bouncing back, no sleep tonight, yes never forget then ever.....
They played that on the big screen at his funeral 😔😔😔
Oh that was all the lads. Thought it was the Shanksy vid I made.
Loss is always rough, so was time served here. Massive respect and thanks for your service bro.
@@stephengeoghegan-doughty.5870 going by your name mate..... I know where "here" is 😉😉👍👍
@@ScreamingDelkims could be right bro. 😊
it was an honour to be beasted by you staff RIP jimmy .....your humour was an inspiration i still remember when im blowing out of my ass " change step......aboooooout tu ........"
Just seen my old man Walter Fleming in this ..rip legend..thanks for the vid 👍
No probs mate 😉😉👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
Served with your dad from 1971-1975..great guy...had many laughs with him
I am 80 years old veteran in the first kings regerment
Passed out at full wood Baracks Preston
Lancaster tour off Duty Germany Berlin
Was an honour to have served with some of the men in the video. I was trained by "chalky" white and had the great honour of calling Rikki one of my very good mates. He was a great mate in and out of uniform.
I'll never forget the day in Belize when i was told about Rikki 😥. RIP all
Chalky was also my platoon SGT, Strensall 89.
I was there when Rikki died..... Salamanca camp, Belize 91.
Gone but never forgotten.
Sleep well lions!! 🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@ScreamingDelkims chalky was one of the platoon cpl's at Strensall in 87
I got to fly back to Ambleside for Rikkis funeral
Chalky had been promoted to SGT by 89 when I landed in Strensall.
The heat of the jungle got Rikki Tikk. We got him to the Med Centre at Salamanca but Ken Cannon could do nothing for him. He was choppered out the next day.
I can still see the Puma leaving the footy pitch at Salamanca 😔😔🇬🇧🇬🇧
Rikki was a very fit lad..... still can't get my head round it. How the heat got him. He was hallucinating, shouting incoherently, then just dropped!! 😔😔🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@ScreamingDelkims just wished i was with him at the time, i might have spotted it earlier 😥
very sad, he had just come back from Brecon, thats why he was so fit at the time. I sill go and visit him in Ambleside.
Lovely tribute lads, can I ask what happened to Ozzy? He was my cpl Itc Catterick 1997,
A great soldier and I can still remember him to this day, Monty R Irish
He got kicked to death by a gang of Turks outside a pub in Germany.
Thanks for getting back to me mate, sad world we live in !
It's getting much much worse mate.
RIP Lions for you served with the best of the best!
Rip all you brave Lions and to Sean *Moondog* Quinn!
Went to Canada supporting them in the late eighties, went on exercise with the mortar platoon
I was mortars 1KORBR 88-98
@@ScreamingDelkims think it was pond jump west? In Wainwright Alberta. Might have been 87 or 88
A few faces there I recognise from the past. May you all rest in peace.
And Jim Burney; it was a privilege to have known you pal and I still, and will, remember you every year. R.I.P Mukka.
A few more have gone since I made that Jack.
Bob Rowland's
Tommy Wakefield
Mark Lakin to name a few...............
So very sad, and.although I never knew these 'Brothers' it's always heartbreaking to hear of such losses, and my heart goes out to their families, for their pain is the heaviest to bear. I only hope that they may take some comfort from the knowledge that our memories of their loved ones lives on.
Be just and fear not. RIP boys.
Chris Walker trained me as Junior soldier in Ripon and was Provost Sgt in Berlin when I left, RIP.
y077er He was on of my CSMs in Colchester in the late 80's
Thorny!
Hodgson was my Platoon commander (Arnhem coy) when he first joined the reg, how did he pass?
y077er not sure mate. Didn't know him personally fella.
Good stuff
my grandfather was in the kings own board
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oh jeh
Does anyone know what weatie died of?
Can't remember mate, Nik Esty did tell me but I can't remember now.....
@@ScreamingDelkims ok..cheers anyway.
No worries pal 👍👍