phredd wrote:

By now you should have the pics I sent this morning.
Fred

Here they are:














Thanks for these images, Fred.


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Lovely to see, that's what it's all about - well done chaps.


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Rectalgia wrote:

Lovely to see, that's what it's all about - well done chaps.

I have two more from Fred, but the portraits only upload in landscape - no idea why. I'll try again soon.

Can anyone put names in the frames?

Barry


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Barry I uploaded them with "Roxio PhotoSuite 5" if thats of any help.
Nice to see them up. Makes ya feel good

Fred

BarryF wrote:

phredd wrote:

By now you should have the pics I sent this morning.
Fred

Here they are:











^^above:- Left side is Paul. Right side is me. ^^


Thanks for these images, Fred.

Is there anyone from the Suffolk area or North Essex area that will be attending the Sunset Parade & Service at Barrack Square Martlesham Heath tomorrow whether Army, Navy or RAF then wear your PJM's and we will see if we can get a group photo to The Malaysian Star

See here

http://rafforum.activeboard.com/t45921965/pingat-jasa-malaysia-medal-ii/?page=5


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John Cooper wrote:

Is there anyone from the Suffolk area or North Essex area that will be attending the Sunset Parade & Service at Barrack Square Martlesham Heath tomorrow whether Army, Navy or RAF then wear your PJM's and we will see if we can get a group photo to The Malaysian Star

See here

http://rafforum.activeboard.com/t45921965/pingat-jasa-malaysia-medal-ii/?page=5

I hope it comes off for you JC

David's daughter, Lisa, has just me this piccie of David Dilley, aka GLOman, wearing his PJM this Remembrance weekend.

I think the image says it all.

Barry




His daughter asked for this message to be passed on:

"For all members of the NMBVA Leicester Branch and Barry Fleming for all his wonderful efforts in securing the right to wear the PJM."


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In today's issue of the Star:

http://thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/2011/11/16/nation/9909021&sec=nation

Thanks Laurie


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I wore mine in my local village in France definitely the only one there

And here is David, featured in the Malaysian newspaper, The Star.

I think it says it all about our stalwart supporter.

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2011/11/17/north/9918624&sec=north


Barry


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BarryF wrote:

...http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file=/2011/11/17/north/9918624&sec=north...

That is one heck of an article. Hats off to The Star and to journalist Choi Tuck Wo for a standard of writing, perception and passion seldom seen elsewhere these days.

(Apologies editor and journalist Mr Choi Tuck Wo)



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Mr Choi Tuck Wo, editor of The Star in Malaysia has sent these two PDFs for David and for us:

http://www.fight4thepjm.org/images/David_Dilley_The_Star_Malaysia_171111_p1.pdf

http://www.fight4thepjm.org/images/David_Dilley_The_Star_Malaysia_171111_p2.pdf

Please feel free top download them if you wish.

Barry


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David my old M8.

I hope this somehow gets through to you. It seems a long time since we last spoke on the phone, but I had guessed that it was because of your health problems. Obviously you were very much in my thoughts as the amazing news of our victory came through, and also on the 11th 11th 11, as well as Remembrance Sunday when I was struggling to get my worn out knee to keep me upright while I layed a wreath at the local cenotaph and then marched to the kirk behind Danny Alexander (who can keep in step most remarkebly well). Kathy, who was much moved by your pyjamas and gongs, sends her love, as indeed do I...in a true comradely fashion.

Yours aye.

Mike.


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