My Aim Is for Families and Former & Serving Members of the Forces to Record How They Feel ; How a Former Soldier Is Collecting Thoughts: And Memories of People Affected by Conflict
Evening Chronicle › June 03, 2010
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THE private memories of war and terror victims have come pouring in to a former North East soldier. Politicians, war veterans and families devastated by conflict are among those who've put pen to paper in the heartfelt and honest comments about how they've been affected.
What started out as a postcard to remind people about the importance of Remembrance Day has turned into a six-year passion for ex-squaddie Ray Clark who is now writing a book about his experiences.See the full content of this document
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My Aim Is for Families and Former & Serving Members of the Forces to Record How They Feel ; How a Former Soldier Is Collecting Thoughts: And Memories of People Affected by Conflict
His own escape from the Arab Police Mutiny in 1967 will join the memories of dozens of others willing to share how battles across the decades have...
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