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For those considering buy a present for one’s nearest and dearest, how about adding a few quid to the coffers of a service charity?
There are hundreds of service charities, but a few shops below, for your consideration.
Think Defence hopes to start sensible conversations about UK defence issues, no agenda or no campaign but there might be one or two posts on containers, bridges and mexeflotes!
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Already decided to not send any xmas cards this year- and donate the money I would have spent to the RAF Benevolent Fund…
The Silent Deep: The Royal Navy Submarine Service since 1945 by Peter Hennessy and James Jinks (ISBN: 9781846145803) looks a good read :
http://new.spectator.co.uk/2015/11/the-deeper-secrets-of-britains-submarines/
The British Legion had me with the Poppy Cufflinks, until they mentioned what they were made of. A bit macabre. I’d prefer to spend it on ones *not* made with bits of shell dug up from a field in Flanders . . . .