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fireman · 25-07-2005, 21:55

I was lucky enough to attend the VE day celebrations, a couple of weeks ago at Blackpool Tower where the Royal Artillary were given the freedom of the town. Ths was attended by lots of ex sevicemen and women a lot of them from the Limbless Servicemen Association. These people arrived in their wheelchairs, proudly displaying their medals and boy did they deserve them. It was a very touching sight., and maybe a sight the kids of today should see.

25-07-2005, 21:55	#13
fireman member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Anywhere if its warm. Posts: 1,129 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 55	Re: Imperial War Museum I was lucky enough to attend the VE day celebrations, a couple of weeks ago at Blackpool Tower where the Royal Artillary were given the freedom of the town. Ths was attended by lots of ex sevicemen and women a lot of them from the Limbless Servicemen Association. These people arrived in their wheelchairs, proudly displaying their medals and boy did they deserve them. It was a very touching sight., and maybe a sight the kids of today should see.