Below the snow-dusted peaks of the Aran mountains lies a memorial to fallen soldiers. It is a simple affair, six stones neatly arranged on a scrap of windblown grass in mid-Wales.
Each commemorates a man murdered in the most controversial incident involving the British army in Iraq, a lasting reminder of the tragedy that took place in a squat storeroom one sweltering morning 2,500 miles away.
The men were executed by Iraqi insurgents. They died alone without military back-up, unable to defend themselves or summon help. The way the six Red Caps were killed in the dim antechamber of an Iraqi police station in June 2003 has remained one of the war’s most enduring controversies.
WE WILL REMEMBER THEM WITH HONOUR AND PRIDE
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Rest in Peace Brothers, one day the truth will out and people will be held to account for their actions. We all have our suspicions, I certainly have mine!
They must never be forgotten for they were alone that terrible day. (So young and so brave).Mr Politician make sure the sacrifice they made was not in vain as you put our hero’s there .
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