In memory of fallen volunteers we stand here proud of an army such as ours we are the peoles army since 1912 to present day
For they shall not grow old as we are left grow old
age shall not weary nor the years condem
at the going down of the sun and in the morning
This is dedicated to the officers and volunteers of the Ulster Volunteer Force and Red Hand Commando for their dedication and sacrifices over the years. NO SURRENDER.
"For as long as one hundred of us remain alive, we shall never in any way consent to submit to the rule of the Irish, for it’s not for glory we fight, but for freedom alone, which no man loses but his life"
PREPARED FOR PEACE, READY FOR WAR
U.V.F. - The Peoples Army - Y.C.V.
FOR GOD AND ULSTER
Ask not what your country can do for you,
but what you can do for your country.
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U. V. F. " STILL UNDEFEATED "
"READY TO DEFEND ULSTER WHEN NEEDED"
The following are the men of the
Ulster Volunteer Force
and the Red Hand Commando
who have given their lives in the defence of Ulster:
A Coy 1st BATT:
Billy Aitken, Bobby "Basher" Bates, Billy Boomer ,
George Brown, Alec Cowell, Davy Hamilton,
Hugh Harris, Tucker Keenan, Noel Kinner,
Charlie Logan, Frenchie Marchant, Bo McClelland,
Herbie McCollum, Lenny Murphy, Tommy West .
B Coy 1st BATT:
Jamesie Boreland, Trevor King, Brian Robinson,
Bobby Spence.
C Coy 1st BATT:
Tommy Chapman, Billy Hanna, Robert MacIntyre,
Jim McGregor, Robert Wadsworth.
D Coy 1st BATT:
John Bingham, Tommy Stewart, Roy Suitors.
East Belfast:
Robert Bennett, Joe Cordner, Joe Long,
Robert "Squeak" Seymour.
South Belfast:
John Hanna, Ken Lenaghan, Davy McNaught,
Willy Millar.
3rd BATT Tigers Bay:
Colin Caldwell, Jackie Evans, Jackie Irvine,
Joe Shaw.
South Down:
Tommy McDowell, Charlie Watson.
North Down:
Billy Lightbody.
Larne:
Andy Cairns, Sinclair Johnson.
East Antrim:
Tommy Mawhinney, George Sloan.
Mid-Ulster:
Harris Boyle, Derek McFarland, J Neill,
Wesley Somerville.
Londonderry:
Mark Dodds, Geoffrey Freeman, Aubrey Reid,
Davy Swanson.
4th Battalion Liverpool
Lee Irwin, John Webster.
Red Hand Commando:
Stevie McCrea, John McKeague, Sammy Mehaffey,
Sammy Neill, Billy Strain.
Many men have not not been mentioned here, and there'll be many more to come, each and every one of them true loyal Ulster sons.
For they shall not grow old, as those who were left behind grow old.
Age shall not weary them, or the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning,
we WILL remember them.
