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| | They were made of different stuff in those days. My granddad was only 4 feet 11 inches tall, but he'd fight anyone no matter how big they were. Maybe it's because he was Irish. I think his rifle with bayonet fixed was taller then he was. Adversus solem ne loquitor Last edited by BritinAfrica; February 18th, 2012 at 14:20.. |
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Though Walter had a proper prosthetic leg made for him, he prefered to use the peg leg instead, especially when gardening, he would use it as a seed drill! He worked untill 70. He was given a job as a signal man with the railways after loosing his leg. Nothing would hold him back. Sempre in merda profundum | |
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He died well into his 80's when I was 17, I still miss him today. Last edited by BritinAfrica; February 20th, 2012 at 07:08.. | |
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| | US ARMY: Legion of Merit x 1 Bronze Star x 1 Meritorious Service Medal x 3 Army Commendation Medal x 6 Army Achievement Medal x 3 Good Conduct Medal x 3 Army of Occupation Medal x 1 (Berlin) National Defense Service Medal x 3 Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal x 1 War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal x 1 War on Terrorism Service Medal x 1 NATO IFOR Medal x 1 Non Commissioned Officer Professional Development Medal x 2 Army Service Medal x 1 Army Overseas Medal x 4 (Germany) Expert Infantry Badge (EIB) Order of Military Medical Merit (O2M3) Retired CW4 now |
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