Misfit,Chris Jones 23, BigTom31, Ray Jones 85,Bruce Armstrong Jones.

Good to hear from you guys Yeah the Rattle I remember it well Ben. Hey Scouse check out the 70's photo album theres a good shot of us in there with Bill Humphries

1974 - 1979 fusiliers Dorie / thomas 69 (misfit)

Found this on friends reunited, so misfit is still about.

Chris 23 is working for armour group out in Iraq as a team leader on the convoys I last saw chris about 2 months ago drilling his blokes at the cross swords

Chris 23 is now over in the Lebanon working on the land mine clearance circuit in contact with him most weeks.

Cach

you can remember the rattle !!!! (this coment was for benny it come on the list a bit late) I've seen Misfits details on frends reunited ( RWF page ) aswell

hiya mate..its lucky..was good ,mates wiv chris,misfit,big tom..& mo ullah..heard chris is away alot..went to mo's 50th in july in pontypridd..27 ex-boys turned up inc:big tom..was a good nite..

hey 47 i have cono number for misfit.doing ok by all accounts down south.hayes,middx talked to him today!!

Misfit is now a forum member. well done Chow

Soiusont neuf/69 was my first runner until I caught him catching flies and putting them in the APC all in one carrier stew.
Chris Jones 23 was my first Platoon Signaler, who hated me for giving me this role , but as an ex R.Sigs transferee what would you have done? In C Coy we were nearly all misfits and 69 Thomas was not alone.
Big Tom 31 what a gentle giant, but when riled particularly in the 2nd Row, what a match winner.
All of whom were great soldiers, and with whom I would have been proud to go to war with. Ble wyt ti?
Gwell Angau na Chywillydd
Ifan Price-Edwards
ex OC 7PL C Coy

Them were the days Sir. nice to see you are still keeping you finger on the pulse, we used to hate any orderley officer coming anywhere near the rattel as we were always having parties down there, I remember one weekend afternoon George Bostock (Drum major) paying us a suprise visit we just had time to throw a blanket over 4 crates of beer, he thought it was a coffee table underneath it.