
Newsletter – 14 June 2018
June 14, 2018 Newsletter
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Hi folks,
We've seen the President of the US and the Supreme Leader of North Korea meet and sign an agreement this week. Wasn't that completely unimaginable only a few months ago when the pair were trading barbed tweets? Can we trust Kim to disarm? What does the meeting do for Trump's image at home and abroad?
In military news closer to home, the past few weeks have seen the first Sikh soldier to take part in the Trooping of the Colour wearing a turban, a fall for a the former Head of the Armed Services at the same event, calls for the prevention of former military personnel facing charges for events that happened in the past and the announcement by Royal Mail of a new set of stamps celebrating famous characters and catchphrases from TV classic Dad's Army. Never a dull moment round these parts!
As always, please do hop on over to our Facebook page and share your thoughts (in a family-friendly way) on these stories or any others that have caught your eye. We always love to hear your views!
Drop us a line on [email protected] if there's anything you'd like us to add to this newsletter.
Regards,
The Team
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News round–up
Trump-Kim summit: How many US soldiers are buried in North Korea?
US Air Force deserter found after 35 years
New pledge to protect old soldiers from trials
Guardsman Wears Turban For Trooping The Colour
Field Marshal Lord Guthrie, 79, thrown from horse during Trooping the Colour
The Military division of the Queen's birthday honours list 2018
More British Troops To Be Sent To Bosnia
US police arrest soldier after stolen armoured vehicle chase
American military helicopter blamed for destroying huge area of Brecon Beacons
Hundreds of soldiers in prison with post-traumatic stress after seeing combat
Queen Elizabeth II coronation in numbers: How old was the Queen? How heavy was her crown?
Royal Navy Doctor Changing The Way Medics Respond To Major Incidents
CIA tries and fails to recruit Russian speakers on Twitter
Britain´s longest-serving poppy seller to retire aged 103
Anger over change to Border Force jobs
Do you have any news you think we should feature, or any areas you’d like us to cover? Email us at:…[email protected]
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Events etc.
An events page has been set up for Armed Forces Day in Birmingham this year, including a parade and entertainment. Get more information and express an interest.
Upcoming events can be found on these sites for the Royal Air Force, Royal Navy and Army – something for everyone!
Do you have an event or appeal you’d like us to publicise? Email us at:…[email protected]
Reunions
Staffordshire Regiment Association (Wolverhampton Branch)
Our monthly meetings are open to all ex-service people and partners. A warm welcome awaits you at the Ashmore Inn on Ashmore park Wolverhampton on the first
Wednesday of each month start 19:30 hrs approx finish for 21:00 event. Ask for Anne or Chalky!
Do you have any reunions you want to let everyone know about?
Just send in your name and details of how interested parties can get in contact. Also let us know the details of the reunion — who it's for, place, time etc. and a website if there is one, and we’ll include it in our next newsletter.
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Joke: Hotdogs
Two immigrants have just arrived in the United States by boat and one says to the other, "I hear that the people of this country actually eat dogs."
"Odd," her companion replies, "but if we shall live in America, we might as well do as the Americans do."
Nodding emphatically, one of the immigrants points to a hot dog vendor and they both walk toward the cart.
"Two dogs, please," she says.
The vendor is only too pleased to oblige, wraps both hot dogs in foil and hands them over the counter.
Excited, the companions hurry to a bench and begin to unwrap their "dogs."
One of them opens the foil and begins to blush. Staring at it for a moment, she turns to her friend and whispers cautiously, "What part did you get?"
If you want to contribute to the jokes in this newsletter, just send them in — email us at:…[email protected]
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