Davey Longstaff

[lance]

Re: Davey Longstaff

RIP Davey.

[billS]

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RIP Davey.

[Pete0926]

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First met Dave in 78 on my first NI tour at NTH. he was 1 Para Sp Coy medic, and a legend even in those early days, RIP mucker.

[Joe Letts]

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I remember his tashe, always wondered how he got away with it, RIP mate.

[Probets]

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RIP Davey

[RAB]

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Bigdavelongstaff.jpg
R.I.P. Dave a true Airborne legend.

[Kit Karson]

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R.I.P Davey

[Canalvoyageur]

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Rest in Peace Davey Airborne Brother, Thoughts and Prayers are with Family and Friends........Bill

[jackw102]

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RIP Dave

[Wishbone]

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The RED ERRORS Display Team. Dave Longstaff, Scouse (Steve) Wilson and Pete Elcock. Thrilling the growds with Daring Do and all that. ABF Day Edinburgh 1980 Redford BarracksRed Errors Edinburgh 81.jpg

[Taff Loxton]

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RIP

[Mac McDonald]

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Is it me or are we a strange breed, I haven't seen or spoken to Dave for years yet he was my friend and I feel his loss as if we where still working together. I have spent several weeks searching every box, case, drawer and cupboard to find this picture as I know he was very proud of his achievement. I worked with Dave in the Depot Med Centre for quite some time in the mid seventies when he took on this sponsored slim for the British Heart Foundation and raised a couple of thousand pounds (can't remember exactly), that was a lot of money back then, he also got very fit in the process going out P Coy quite a lot on med cover and as you can see the RQ a headache with his uniform size?

RIP mucker, you may have left some friends behind but I know you have a lot more where you are now.

[tudor]

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R.I.P.Davey

[peter dearden]

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R.I.P. DAVEY

[Pat Harley]

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I remember Davey's slimming efforts,being a young crow in depot at the time.He must've gone out on every tab with every platoon,as medical cover,god knows how many miles a day he covered.He then came to 3 Para for a short time.Never saw the big fella without a grin on his chops,whatever the situation.R.I.P.Big Man.