Showing posts with label Royal Logistic Corps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Royal Logistic Corps. Show all posts

Thursday, 24 June 2010

UPDATE: Launching my new range of greetings cards… See my cards on Ebay now!

Since Since the launch of my successful Christmas cards in 2007 I am pleased to say that I am now about to launch my new 2010 series of greetings cards.  Each card is A5 size and is left blank for your own greeting. Please take a look and my “new collection” , and tell me what you think or even better, place an order!

The larger (C5) cards are £2.50 each and the smaller ones a very fair £1.50 – does this seem reasonable?  I don’t mind the truth!!

So, to help you choose from the latest images please browse either of the links below.  One of the links has a musical accompaniment and the other is simple a slideshow, go on have a look at both!

Terms Business are as follows:-

Please allow up to 28 Days for delivery as cards will be custom made and this takes time.

Postage – Will be on request and dependent upon number of cards ordered and of course where I have to post them to.

Payment should be via Paypal please or by arrangement direct with me if you

Please actually know me!

Please note that all photos are Copyright me!

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Just a couple of samples of the C5 size and the smaller versions…..

Sunday, 21 March 2010

Comparisons

This week I read in the papers that a businessman in the west country, Karl Winn, 60, of Taunton who runs a web design business (WebEurope) had been letting forth, with some vigour, just how little he cared for the countries armed forces.

He said he would rather 'recruit ex-drug dealers, convicts and child molesters' than employ former servicemen or women”.

Interesting prospect I must conceded, but one that I feel compelled to study more.  Given that soldiers in their hundreds are fighting for their lives in Afghanistan (and probably for ours too unless we want the followers of the Taliban here in Britain detonating bombs!) while this businessman is essentially saying that he would prefer to have a paedophile to have direct contact with him, his family and the families of all the people he would be in contact with.  Well I suppose that may be a bit of an assumption but I feel its pretty close.  In the same week I read the following citation from the press about one of our many decorated heroes but one who’s name was familiar to me through my own regimental association website – It was that of Captain Wayne Owers, Royal Logistic Corps.  It goes like this:-

Captain Wayne Edward James OWERS, The Royal Logistic Corps, High Threat IEDD Operator, Helmand Province, March - August 2009

Captain Owers operated with every Battle group and the Brigade Reconnaissance Force during a phenomenally intense period. He has rendered safe and exploited 93 lEDs; the greatest quantity ever dealt with in a single operational tour by a British Operator. Such courage and resolute determination to complete tasks irrespective of the risk to his life has been inspirational and served to instil real confidence in commanders and subordinates alike, enabling countless missions to succeed and has directly saved innumerable lives.

Thank heavens for Captain Owers, QGM and fortunate for us that we will never have to rely upon Mr Winn for our protection or indeed in my case for a job!