War Hero Back For Armed Forces Day

Monday, 28 June 2010 01:00

Lieutenant Jamie Adamson Returns Home to Commemorate Island\'s Servicemen

Yesterday saw Armed Forces Day, a chance to commemorate servicemen who fought for the Island from World War 2 upto current conflicts.

The Island has always had a large contingent of soldiers involved in the conflicts with a great number of servicemen past and present turning out for the event.

25 year-old Lieutenant James Adamson received the Military Cross for his Bravery in the line of the duty; he was back on the Island yesterday for the celebrations.

He said the day is a great way to remember those who have served in the armed forces over the years.

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