Article: Last day of Christmas post and a huge thank you to the British public.

Article: Kiwis on war frontlines; SI men in British forces
The Press;  March 26, 2003 ;     639 words ... ... parents of two South Islanders fighting with the British forces in Iraq fully support the decision to send their ... Alistair hopes now the troops are in the war the British public will get behind them." Her son, who went to St ...

Article: British forces proud to share the burden
Deseret News (Salt Lake City);  March 27, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... military training with other militaries -- indeed training other militaries -- the whole time," he said. "This is how the British public likes its military -- not sitting behind in barracks in the United Kingdom. It's also why people join it." Since the ...

Article: British forces 'will be targeted by Iraqi ...
Belfast Telegraph;  October 20, 2004 ;     700+ words ... ... by "highlighting it so graphically". He added: "The insurgency will see this as a weakness they can attack, and the British public can now say 'I told you so'," to the Government. That is the way the insurgents work."Colonel Langton edited the ...

Article: WAR ON TERROR: THE OTHER VICTIMS: The irresponsibility of this ...
The Mirror (London, England);  October 29, 2001 ;     700+ words ... ... violent death of children - seven in one family - has to do with Osama bin Laden. And why are cluster bombs being used? The British public should know about these bombs, which the RAF also uses. They spray hundreds of bomblets that have only one purpose; to ...

Transcript: Interview: Jean Eaglesham on reaction in Britain to deaths of ...
NPR Morning Edition;  June 26, 2003 ;     700+ words ... ... Parliament and the British public of the need to maintain and reinforce British forces in Iraq? Ms. JEAN ... a feeling that the British forces were almost immune ... campaign, that the British forces will get drawn into ...

Article: Show us the evidence
The Northern Echo;  September 4, 2002 ;     529 words ... ... risks being portrayed as President Bush's poodle. Without the full support of British public opinion, he will find it extremely difficult to order British forces into action. And without the full support of the UN, both he and President Bush ...

Article: Officials in Basra criticize British forces, demand ...
AP Worldstream;  October 8, 2005 ;     582 words ... ... of Basra province said Saturday that British forces are compromising security in the region ... the 12 Iraqis taken into custody by British forces here Thursday night included the chief ... Basra. After the peaceful raid by British forces in Basra late Thursday, British officials ...