The British army's operation in Northern Ireland came to an end at midnight on Tuesday after 38 years.
Operation Banner - the Army's support role for the police - had been its longest continuous campaign, with more than 300,000 personnel taking part.
SourceDid anybody hear the army guy on the radio yesterday ? I don?t think it was widely reported as I only heard it the once.
In the early editions of the news (we get mixed BBC and BFBS news here) he was talking about the army?s contribution to the peace process and how they ?made a circle? that allowed the politicians to negotiate.
However, in just one bulletin I heard him say how sickening it was that the likes of Martin McGuiness, Ian Paisley et al can sit down together now after spending the last 38 years shouting and screaming at each other while the killing went on.
Priceless.