Bombardier Stephen Gilbert
Bombardier Stephen Gilbert was 36 years old and joined the Army in August 1999. He enlisted into...
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WO2 Michael ‘Mick’ Smith
Michael Smith, from Liverpool, joined 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery in 1987, having...
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Lance Bombardier Liam McLaughlin
Lance Bombardier Liam McLaughlin, known simply as ‘Paddy’ to all who served with him, was born on...
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Lance Bombardiers Ross Clark
Born in Zimbabwe on 18 July 1981, Lance Bombardier Ross Clark was brought up in South Africa...
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Lance Bombardier Paul Garrett
Shot whilst on foot patrol in Victoria Street, Keady, Co Armagh.
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Lance Bombardier Stephen Cummins
On Wednesday, 8 March 1989, he and his fellow artilleryman, Miles Amos, were killed when their...
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Gunner Miles Amos
On Wednesday, 8 March 1989, he and his fellow artilleryman, Stephen Cummins, were killed when...
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Gnr Lyndon Morgan
Lyndon Morgan, 20-years-old, a soldier with the Royal Artillery was from Stonehouse,...
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Gnr Paul Sheppard
Paul Sheppard, 20-years-old, married with 1 child and a soldier with the Royal Artillery was from...
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Gnr Robert Cutting
Shot, in error, by other British Army (BA) member, while on British Army (BA) foot patrol,...
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Bombadier Paul Challoner
Shot while on British Army foot patrol, Bligh’s Lane, Creggan, Londonderry. He was the first...
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L/Bdr John Laurie
L/Bdr John Laurie Aged 22. Died seven days after being shot by a sniper while on mobile patrol in...
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On This Day
Published On: 17th February 1985
Off duty. Shot outside St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh.
Published On: 17th February 1994
Killed during horizontal mortar attack on Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) mobile patrol, Friendly Street, Markets, Belfast.
Published On: 17th February 1978
Corden-Lloyd’s battalion was deployed to Northern Ireland in December 1977, at a time when hostilities in the province were at their peak. A few days after their arrival, his troops suffered their first casualties and regular engagements with the Provisional IRA continued over the following weeks. On 17 February, a Green Jackets observation post deployed around the village of Jonesborough Continue Reading