sorry to hear about Brian, he was my instructor on APC training in Celle, had some great laughs, great bloke to work with, god bless brian, deepest sympathy to the family.RIP.

sorry to hear of the passing of Brian, my condolences to family and friends

Those who met him will never forget him.

Sleep peacefully Brian.

God Bless.

Another great character passed away, a Chosen Man of the "Old School", known and respected by many.

My sincere condolence to his family.

Rest In Peace Brian.

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Smashing lad Brian.  Good Green Jacket.  RIP mate.

Condolences to his family.

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 Sorry to hear of the death of Brian, so many have said so much about him it is difficult to come up with anything to say, however as we were next door neighbours in Great Wakering I have a little gem. As most of you will know Brian was an avid fisherman and on many occasions I would hear through the walls Brians wife shouting from the top of her voice " Brian get these F-------  maggots out of my fridge". What a man who else would even attempt to do that.

Condolences to the family

I was the lucky lad that drove brian on ex eternal triangle and can still feel the lumps on my head from that no.7 mike. Stopping at a place called cloppenburg for time out during the exercise a few beers prevailed followed by brian trying to smash the **** out of our poor old APC with a sledge hammer, how will i forget him.Rest now old chap,condolences to your family.

RIP Brian.

True Green Jaacket

We will remember them all, condolences to the family

I first came across Brian in Cyprus 6 platoon B company, it transpired that we only lived a few miles away from each other.  He was a great character larger-than-life, we had a few adventures together!!

I hadn't seen Brian much in the last few years, my fault not his as he was in a bad way with one thing and another.

God bless you mate no doubt will meet up in a bar somewhere.

Brick-head