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Royal Anglians return
SOLDIERS from B (Suffolk) Company, 1st Battalion The Royal Anglian Regiment, are due to return to Bulford today (Sun 7th October 2012), after the Battlegroup's deployment in Helmand Province, Afghanistan.
The Company were working to hand control of Helmand back to the Afghan National Security Forces.
During the tour, Corporal Alex Guy was fatally wounded on Friday 15th June 2012. He was wounded when leading his section forward to assist a group of Afghan soldiers following an insurgent ambush.
Rejoining Civvy Street
by Elodie HarperThose who have fought in Afghanistan are used to the stress and danger of the front line, but returning home can also be a challenge. From struggling to find a house, a job, or just peace of mind, soldiers from our region talk about the challenges of rejoining civilian life.
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The former head of the British Army Lord Dannatt has been giving his views on the problems faced by people coming out of the services
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What next in Afghanistan?
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Kate Prout's with the Royal Anglian as they begin the process of withdrawal.
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