The RIP Thread
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look at the mosh pit go
Absolutely gutted to hear this, his list of albums produced is a Who's Who of rock bands who dominated the late 60s, 70s and 80s' Fleetwood Mac, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Dio, Iron Maiden and more. My go-to album as a teenager was 'Deep Purple In Rock', the band dedicated 'Hard Lovin' Man' to him with the words 'For Martin Birch, catalyst'. Thanks for the music, RIP...
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Another of my early childhood memories has departed, RIP Trini...
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On VJ Day........In memory of all those who fought and died.
To all those who served, we thank you.
Miss ya Gramps x
To all those who served, we thank you.
Miss ya Gramps x
Very well said, mate.
We salute them all.
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Rest well in Valhalla, Airborne brother 
Scottish D-Day veteran dies at the age of 96
A D-Day veteran born in Scotland has died at the age of 96, the Ministry of Defence has announced.
John Hutton, known by his friends as Jock, was 19 when he served in the 13th Lancashire Parachute Battalion during World War Two.
The MoD said the "courage and spirit" of Mr Hutton, from Stirling, "must never be forgotten".
In 1944, he parachuted into Normandy and descended to the famous Pegasus Bridge on D-Day.
Mr Hutton replicated his descent in June last year when he parachuted into France alongside fellow ex-serviceman Harry Read.
Parachute jump
The pair jumped in tandem with members of the Army's Parachute Regiment display team, the Red Devils,
Mr Hutton did a similar parachute jump to recreate the French landings in 2014 when he was 89.
The MoD posted on Twitter: "We are saddened by the passing of D-Day veteran John 'Jock' Hutton.
"Last year, Jock touched the hearts of many, parachuting over Normandy at the D-Day75 commemorations.
"His courage and spirit must never be forgotten."
Scottish D-Day veteran dies at the age of 96
- 14 August 2020
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A D-Day veteran born in Scotland has died at the age of 96, the Ministry of Defence has announced.
John Hutton, known by his friends as Jock, was 19 when he served in the 13th Lancashire Parachute Battalion during World War Two.
The MoD said the "courage and spirit" of Mr Hutton, from Stirling, "must never be forgotten".
In 1944, he parachuted into Normandy and descended to the famous Pegasus Bridge on D-Day.
Mr Hutton replicated his descent in June last year when he parachuted into France alongside fellow ex-serviceman Harry Read.
Parachute jump
The pair jumped in tandem with members of the Army's Parachute Regiment display team, the Red Devils,
Mr Hutton did a similar parachute jump to recreate the French landings in 2014 when he was 89.
The MoD posted on Twitter: "We are saddened by the passing of D-Day veteran John 'Jock' Hutton.
"Last year, Jock touched the hearts of many, parachuting over Normandy at the D-Day75 commemorations.
"His courage and spirit must never be forgotten."
Ex Qpr man Pat Brady dies at age of 84, remember seeing him & his brother Ray playing for us, RIP Pat
just was finishing his career with us when I began to attend in earnest. Rest in Peace Pat
28/08/20 Happy heavenly birthday !
To Ray Jones would of been 32 today . God bless you Ray ! X
To Ray Jones would of been 32 today . God bless you Ray ! X
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Chadwick Boseman: Black Panther star dies of cancer aged 43 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-53955912
I have never seen a film of his which I find strange. Although I believe he did a lot of superhero ones. 43 too young RIP
Watch 'A message from the King'.
Great actor and seemed a really nice, grounded sort of fella. RIP.
Cheers I will RTID . Agree from what I have read this morning he Came across as a well ground fella. Such a young age, so sad.
Very sad to see this, good actor and seemed, from the few interviews of his I have seen, like a decent guy. Always enjoy re-watching '42'...particularly this scene;
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I haven't seen one of his films either but he looks a top professional from the clips on TV. Sad. RIP
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RIP