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The Trooper may well be the only existing
significant monument representing Rhodesia’s herculean military efforts in
the Rhodesian Bush War. The dead whom the memorial commemorates represent
that nation’s fight for its existence and dignity against predatory and
rampant communism and a megalomaniacal dictatorship. That is its real
significance and importance to the diaspora of all Rhodesians, and the free
world in general.
As previously mentioned, the UK Branch of the RLIRA is currently seeking donations for this worthy project: You can help by Sending donations in the form of cheques, postal orders or international money orders which will all be gratefully accepted and acknowledged. Please make out cheques and money orders to ‘Rhodesian Light Infantry Regimental Association’ (the bank will accept the abbreviation ‘RLIRA’) and send them to: NatWest Bank plc Account number: 62234145 Sort code: 60-02-13 Address: 81 High Street, Bedford, MK40 1YN, UK Every proudly donated penny will help, so please raid your piggy banks or money-boxes and kindly post any cheques, notes, or coins to: Martyn Hudson Cornerview 1 School Lane Bolnhurst Bedford MK44 2EN UK or if you live in the UK, you can put them straight into the bank account. Please would you also email Martyn Hudson at martyn.hudson2@btinternet.com with information about your pledge or donation and he will acknowledge its arrival. Brigadier John ‘Digger’ Essex-Clark Patron The Executive Council of The Rhodesian light Infantry Regimental Association
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