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The Sandbag Times Remembrance Special

This year commemorative edition of your favourite Veterans magazine

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...For your tomorrow, we gave our today<br />

Pte William Neal<br />

2nd Bn Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry<br />

Killed 20th November 1918<br />

Pilot Officer Alfred Bishop<br />

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve<br />

Killed 21st November 1944<br />

Sgt John Jones<br />

1st Bn, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers<br />

Killed 21st November 2005<br />

CSM Albert Adams<br />

1st Bn Worcestershire Regiment<br />

Killed 22 November 1917<br />

Petty Officer Stephen Odea<br />

HMS Neptune<br />

Killed 22nd November 2004<br />

LCpl William Keeling<br />

Royal Army Service Corps<br />

Killed 23rd November 1940<br />

Lt Arthur Macreight<br />

18th Bn London Regiment<br />

Killed 23rd November 1915<br />

Sgt Jonathan Hollingsworth<br />

22nd SAS<br />

Killed 24th November 2006<br />

Mne Alexander Lucas<br />

45 Commando RM<br />

Killed 24th November 2008<br />

Mne Tony Evans<br />

42 Commando RM<br />

Killed 27th November 2008<br />

LCpl Thomas Kane<br />

3rd Bn Grenadier Guards<br />

Killed 27th November 1917<br />

Mne Georgie Sparks<br />

42 Commando RM<br />

Killed 27th November 2008<br />

Rfn Sheldon Steel<br />

5th Bn <strong>The</strong> Rifles<br />

Killed 27th November 2011<br />

Mne William Jauncey<br />

41 Commando, Royal Marines<br />

Killed 29th November 1950<br />

Pte Reginald Lambert<br />

4th Bn Worcestershire Regiment<br />

Killed 30th November 1917<br />

A Prayer for <strong>Remembrance</strong><br />

Remember Ypres, Gallipoli, the Somme,<br />

Mons and Verdun. Remember the Western<br />

Desert, El Alamein, the<br />

Normandy beaches. Remember Coventry,<br />

Dresden, Hiroshima and the Burma Road.<br />

Remember Korea, the<br />

Falkland Islands, Northern Ireland, the<br />

Balkans, East Timor, Afghanistan and the<br />

Gulf.<br />

Remember the courage, the comradeship,<br />

the ingenuity, the spirit of working together<br />

for a common cause,<br />

the planning together for a better world that<br />

would come with peace.<br />

Remember the call to arms, the patriotic<br />

songs, the partings which were such sweet<br />

sorrow. <strong>The</strong> sound of the<br />

drum, the skirl of the pipe, the prayer that<br />

God would be on our side.<br />

Remember the carnage; the colossal horror<br />

of war. Remember the widows of sixty years<br />

and more, the old<br />

men and women who never knew their<br />

fathers.<br />

Remember the love that was lost, the wisdom<br />

wasted, the<br />

minds that are still pained by memories.<br />

Remember the families bereft by recent wars<br />

and conflict.<br />

Remember this day the children who will die<br />

while nation fights nation. Remember the<br />

One who asked us to<br />

remember them.<br />

Father, remember us; and forgive us our sins<br />

against you and our fellow man.<br />

Let us remember before God those who<br />

have died for their country in war; those<br />

whom we knew, and whose<br />

memory we treasure; and all who have lived<br />

and died in the service of mankind.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y shall grow not old as we that are left<br />

grow old:<br />

Age shall not weary them, nor the years<br />

condemn.<br />

At the going down of the sun and in the<br />

morning<br />

We will remember them.<br />

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