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Walshy  |
| walshdonnacha(at)gmail(dot)com |
Location:
Dublin |
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Great site , keep up the good work . Long live the Cav ! 
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| Andrey |
| export(at)inkerman(dot)ua |
Location:
Ukrain |
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Thank you for creation of site. In him maximal useful information content is collected on an insignia the Irish army. Unique that it would be desirable to offer - it to specify the size of the used stripes. If, certainly, there are such limitations and there is information about it.
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GnrSecC  |
| prodigal-d(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
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Love the page. Helped me learn my rank markings! Haha! Thanks for that! Keep up the good work and all that! Woo! 3AD 
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| joady power |
| joseph(dot)power7(at)upcmail(dot)ie |
Location:
waterford city |
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great site look forward to the medals being put on this site cheers
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| Karl Compton |
| karlcom2002(at)yahoo(dot)co(dot)uk |
Location:
UK |
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Very well organised and informative site, keep up the good work, perhaps something on the overseas badges.
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| Irish-Soldier |
| irish_soldier100(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
Dublin |
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Very good site. One disagreement I must make with you: The Sniper course is the 3rd hardest course in the Army(after ARW selection). The Recce Commanders Course is generally accepted as being much tougher than the Sniper course. It is physically much more demanding, involves more navigation, and requires students to spend a total of 3 weeks on the ground. The Sniper course is very tough to pass(due to the tests) but it is not phsically harder and does not require students to carry heavy loads. Cheers. (great site)
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| patsy smith |
| smithpatsy(at)eircom(dot)net |
Location:
cavan |
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great site.good to see all the old and current unit flashes. Keep up the good work :-) :-)
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 Thursday, 15. November 2007 17:13
Nicely done, have to commend you on the website, the RDF unit locator is very well done
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| willie o'brien |
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Location:
uk |
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Saturday, 13. October 2007 21:23
great to see the old badges, we used to collect them as kids and wear them on an old army belt . well done
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| Dennis Laurion |
| shirts(at)linkinmall(dot)net |
Location:
USA |
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Your site is very nicely done. It's one of the only two sites I could find online that illustrate Irish rank markings. Your illustrations are very well done. Thank you.
Dennis Laurion
http://www.LinkinMall.net
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| John Collins |
| johncollinsnj(at)gmail(dot)com |
Location:
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Nice site!! I always like to see the old badges.
John Collins
PO Sigs No.2 Coy SM 1976...1986
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| Paul Murphy |
| trpsarge(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
Clonmel |
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Very nice, good work..
any chance you would rework some of the unit markings such as the 31 reserve cav current scheme as the primary colours are wrong. Cav colours should include Black Red and green...blood mud and green fields etc.
It seems to be an oversight on behalf of those who organised the reorg that units have specific colours..such as the cavalry corps
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| Mul |
| jmulhall(at)iol(dot)ie |
Location:
Dublin |
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Fantastic Site, great artwork about our Army... Keep it going mate...
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| gun bunny 31 RAR |
| asdfbghjbsa(at)gmail(dot)com |
Location:
TIPPERARY |
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:) THE ABSOLUTE BUSINESS.. IF YOU REALISED HOW LONG IV BEEN SEARCHING FOR CORPS COATS OF ARMS YOU'D LAUGH
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| Paddy Hughes |
| exinfantry(at)cav(dot)com |
Location:
Dublin |
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Very informative, educational and what not. Well done Scoot.
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