Great Memories

[stevenpreece]

I've just been scanning through my old photo albums. Its great looking back these years on:


This is a 200ft abseil. It gave me butterflies but I loved it.
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This was disembarcation drills:
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This was fast roping drills:
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The memorable bottom field:
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Here's one of me:




Cheers

Steven Preece
Author of
Amongst The Marines and Always A Marine

[Woodmonkey]

Nice pics!

[DeathDealer6]

Definitely makes me want to dig out my old photo albums and think back to when I had more hair and less waist!

[Haywire76]

I like to relook through the pictures and then remeber friends past and present.

[stevenpreece]

Guys: It is good to look back at those times during our service. I wrote two books about my experiences and writing them really was a part of the therapy I need to move on with my life. I guess I am lucky to have been given the opportunity to capture my story like this. These pictures relate to places I served in my books. So if anybody had read them and has any questions, please feel free to email me at ste_preece@hotmail.com.

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Gardermoen Camp in Norway: Base location used during M & AW Training.
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Mortar Firing in the Arctic:

Stepping off the parade ground as a trained marine for the very first time:
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Here's another couple of phots from my archives. We used to do the river crossing drills every year during arctic warfare training exercises. The water was as ever ferking freezing:






Cheers

Steve

All the very best
Steven Preece
Author of Amongst The Marines
and
Always A Marine

[redtanker]

interesting pics thanks for sharing