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Dad was one of four soldiers killed in Iraq.
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Four British military personnel, including one from Northamptonshire, were killed in Iraq when their boat was blown up.
They died on the Shatt al-Arab River on November 12 last year when a makeshift explosive mounted on a bridge was detonated as they passed underneath, an inquest was told.
Richard Turner, of 539 Assault Squadron, Royal Marines, who was on board but survived, told the Oxford inquest: "I remember a flash and a loud bang.
"There was a...
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A Short History of the Royal Marines 1664-2002
RUSI Journal
; A Short History of the Royal Marines 1664-2002 The Royal Marines Historical Society, 2002 L6.00. 144 pages ISBN 0 9536163 1 2 In 1802 Lord St Vincent, in obtaining the title Royal for Marines, said:'If ever the hour of danger should come to England, they will be found the country's sheet anchor'.
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royal marines storm into iraq; From sea and air, British troops spearhead the first land assault.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Byline: DAVID SHARROCK ROYAL Marine commandos stormed into southern Iraq last night, spearheading the first land attack by British and U.S. forces and securing a vital foothold for the advance on Baghdad. The attack by 3 Commando Brigade came within an hour of a massive aerial bombardment which lit
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Exeter honours Royal Marines ; Members of the Exeter Branch of the Royal Marines Association will attend a dedication ceremony to remember fallen commandos.
Express & Echo (Exeter UK)
; Members of the Exeter Branch of the Royal Marines Association will attend a dedication ceremony to remember fallen commandos. About 1,000 members and their families are expected to leave Exeter this Sunday for the Royal Marines Memorial at the National Memorial Arboretum, Alrewas, Staffordshire.
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Royal Marines fly into Afghanistan; Elite force paves way for 1,700 British troops to join fight against terror.(News)
Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
; ... Afghanistan, including peacekeepers, special forces, and the RAF and Royal Marines. A military spokesman at Bagram Airport told Sky News that the British forces would be staying in American accommodation until their own quarters had been made ready. Asked what form ...
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Music while you work as band tours schools; Royal Marines piping up in valley HUDDERSFIELD DISTRICT.(News)
Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
; Byline: By Nick Lavigueur MUSICIANS from the Royal Marines' Band called in on two Holme Valley schools. A week-long tour of West Yorkshire schools by The Band of Her Majesty's Royal Marines Scotland gave youngsters at Honley and Holmfirth High Schools the chance to watch a short recruitment video
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