11 October, 1974 | INDEX | |
Corporal Barrie Mitchell of Buckland Road, Leyton, inspects the identity of civvies entering the base. |
Continued are marked in green. This patrol was relatively safe; the Protestants are rarely openly hostile to the army. But all of us knew that a Land-Rover had been fired on in the same area just 24 hours ago. And Belfast is still a war-torn city with "sleeping policemen" -- a ramp designed to slow speeding traffic-- bricked up derelict houses and bomb sties littering the roads which divide the two communities. The first stop the patrol made was an "illegal" UDA drinking club. Click to read more. | |
Waltham Forest Guardian October 11, 1974. | INDEX
Jonathan Brind | |