Name: The Brawdy boys are back
Uploaded: 2007-09-25T16:24:00+01:00
Duration: 1 d 4 h 36 min
Description: Soldiers from Brawdy's 14th signal regimant returned home from Afghanistan this weekend.

4.24pm Tuesday 25th September 2007

Soldiers from Brawdy's 14th signal regimant returned home from Afghanistan this weekend.

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