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The National Ex Services Association directories are listings of helpful organisations which may be of use to ex service men and women and/or their families.
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The origins of the National Ex Services Association can be traced to the 1980’s when it was formed by current chairman - former world war two soldier and POW - Arthur Lane.
Originally NESA existed as a campaigning and lobbying body with thousands of members and a newspaper circulation of 10,000. It led and supported campaigns concerned with the welfare of the UK’s Ex Service men and women.
Today the National Ex Services Association exists as a small voluntary organisation offering an internet publicising tool for those campaign groups, charity organisations, ex forces associations and clubs whom continue to work for the welfare of the UK’s ex forces personnel.
As well as offering news, publicising events and appeals for such organisations, our website contains a handy directory of organisations which you may find useful.
Many veterans and their families find it difficult to navigate their way to or through the amount of information available on the inter-net. We have attempted to and continue to collect, centralise and catalogue those organisations which you may find useful.
NESA relies entirely on donations and from sales via our online store to fund this service.
All work for NESA is done voluntarily.
We apologise but we can not reply to correspondence asking for help in tracing relatives or providing historical information, please consult our directories for an appropriate organisation.
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THE BRITISH SOLDIER
I am ex Royal Signals and am an above knee amputee so I cannot do any physical feats.
But seeing all these lads coming back from the Afghan conflict some with horrific
injuries, I find I feel for them and so I feel the need to help them so I have compiled
a charity book of poetry that has been written by serving and veteran soldiers, wives
and families etc
The book is A5 size and contains around 45 poems and is called THE
BRITISH SOLDIER and all money
raised goes to Afghan Heroes a charity run by a mother
and friends who lost a son and also the British Limbless
Ex Service Men's Association
to which I belong and they have done a lot for me.
The Book is £5 a throw and so far have made £340 in a week so if you can do a bit
of a plug among your friends
or would like a copy yourself then there are two ways
to pay.
Online using Paypal at
http://herforder-assotiation.org.uk
http://royal-signals.org.uk/main/HEROES.p hp
or
cheque made out to THE BRITISH SOLDIER and sent to me at
The British Soldier
C/o 8,
Arthur Road
Eastleigh
Hants
SO50 4FU
ACCIDENT OR
ASSASSINATION
At the end of the Second World War, investigators were sent to the Far East in search of the war criminals who had committed so many vile atrocities.
The leading British investigator was Colonel Cyril Wild, the son of the Bishop of Newcastle. For all his sterling work his only reward a miserable death. Many former
Far East prisoners of war were and still are of the opinion that Colonel Wild was executed on the orders of American Intelligence.
ACCIDENT or ASSASSINATION provides the questions that still need answering.
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FOR HONOUR, FOR GLORY,
FOR VICTORY
Win one of five copies of the ‘The Bridge’ DVD
WWII Re-enactors Magazine brings you a fantastic Easter Competition, as we are giving away five DVD copies of the soon to be released, WWII film ‘The Bridge’
Starring Franka Potente (‘The Bourne Identity’) ‘The Bridge’ is a breathless and utterly gripping tale of courage and heroism amid the explosive chaos of World War II.
Just a few weeks before the surrender of Nazi Germany to the allies, young recruit Albert is drafted along with a cadre of soldiers to defend The Bridge, a vital lifeline for the war effort and a strategic vantage point that must be protected to the death.
As the Allied forces approach, troops are mobilised, bombs begin to fall and anarchy begins to take hold. With their superiors fleeing, Albert, his brave band of brothers and Elfie, a local schoolteacher (Potente) are left in a life or death battle to survive.
Confronted by the brutal reality of war these young heroes must defend their land and their people at all costs, before the madness of war consumes them all.
All you have do is answer the following question for your chance to be entered into this fantastic competition:
Which other film did the actress ‘Franka Potente’ star in?
Please e-mail your answer to info@edonpublishing.co.uk adding your full address details and contact number. You must also clearly state that you are over 15 to enter.
DVD Release date: 5th April 2010
Running time: 100 minutes
DVD RRP: £15.99
Cert: 15
We are inviting visitors to discover and explore the award winning
Museum of the Manchester Regiment and Setantii:Tales of Tameside at the 4th annual ‘Discovery Day’,
taking place this year on
Wednesday 4 August 2010.
11am - 3pm
There will be First World War Tommies, Wellington’s Foot Soldiers, a 95th Rifleman and camp-follower as well as a French Naploleonic Soldier. There will be a variety of Military Vehicles outside the town hall, on the market square, as well as lots of fun workshops to join in inside the Museums.
Museum of the Manchester Regiment & Santinii,
Ashton Town Hall, Ashton-under-Lyne,
Lancashire, OL6 6DL
Tel: 0161 342 2254
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