I have just witnessed first hand, the pain of the parents of a young soldier who has been killed in a useless war

Bobbisox | 14:49 Tue 19th Jan 2010 | ChatterBank

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Bill and I have just returned from paying our respects to David Watson, the young 23 yr old who was in the Royal Engineers.
The village turned out in their hundreds to bow their heads for this young man who came back to his hometown in a wooden box draped in the union flag, to see the pain and suffering etched on his parents faces will live me forever, while the Colonel of his regiment spoke softly to them, all his mum could do was to stare into the hearse which held her sons body, I know this a profound thread and I make no apologies for that....what a horrible waste of a young life..
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I think the very fact the WB turn out to pay their respects to all, no matter what colour or creed they are, we here in Whickham , turned out in force for one of our own society, we are so proud of him and all of the forces who are there in Afghanistan

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