No I'm not.

yes I'm watching - a real opener, devastating and inspirational at the same time my daughter has her wheelchair 'clinics' at Selly Oak, and to see an army 'chopter' landing in front your eyes sends a chill down ur spine

these poor lads

yes, I missed a bit of the first half. Iwas and  am truely so full of emotion I just sat and cried. I am so desperately sorry these sort of injuries happened to these woderful lads and so proud of them as well.
I have sat on the fence a long time thinking i would like to support our boys some how, but never do any thing about it and am ashamed i have not.but i had no idea where to start. Well now i shall. I shall look on line, there must be something I can do, even if it is only to send letters, small gifts..news from home.. lets start a thread about this may tomorrow..? any one on board?

Yeah I watched it, although I hid behind a cushion at the gory bits.
Those lads are such heroes! Watching that made me feel very humble. Puts all my worries into perspective, for sure.

Oh damn and blast!  I forgot it was on    I read about it and really wanted to see it.  What brave and indeed inspirational lads they are.  Makes me very humble too Tigs.

any one any idea how a UK citizen can conact any support mechanism for our troops? i guess i will find some thing if I google though..