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Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland, for putting other people first at all times. Nathan completed the Newark Marathon in 2.5 hours.
Many thanks for your help and support in raising Money for Newark-On-Trent Patriotic fund for injured service personnels and families. Well done




Tribute to our Serving Soldiers in Afghanistan
Laurence Goff Flying the Flag in Tribute to people that Serving our Country.
Many thanks to Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland for putting other people first. He Completed the Newark-On-Trent Half Marathon these Summer.



Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland who completed the Newark-On-Trent Half Marathon in 2.5 Hours.





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Tribute to Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland, for putting other people first at all times. Nathan completed the Newark Marathon in 2.5 hours raising MONEY for Newark





Patriotic fund for injured service personnels and families.






















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Giving a helping hand





WELCOME TO NEWARK-ON-TRENT





Lance Sgt Nathan Cumberland taking part in the Newark Half Marathon on 8th August 2010




































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Many soldiers killed in conflicts regularly appear on news bulletins, little is heard about the wounded until the good news about one brave Soldier, Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland, from Newark-On-Trent, Nottinghamshire. He served with 1st Battalion of the Grenadier Guards when he was injured badly by a bomb blast just six weeks into his third tour of duty in Afghanistan, our Heroes. Welcome home.














































He count himself one of the lucky one to live compared to many of his friends. Despite his injuries he knew the best thing is to take charge and ordered his eight-man reconnaissance patrol from the 1st Battalion of the Grenadier Guards to take cover and return fire. They fought their way to safety, taking Nathan with them, and he was airlifted to the Army’s Camp Bastion base for emergency surgery.
Many thanks for your help little one






Newark Patriotic fund for injured service personnels and families in and around our area




It’s Good to have Friends in Newark-On-Trent around the area and Nathan home of Balderton







Thanks Nathan For Giving a helping Hand To Others



Newark and around the area should be grateful as Nathan put his heart into it and decided to tackle the half-marathon as his way of saying many thanks to everybody who had supported him.



Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland was with the 1st Battalion of the Grenadier Guards



Many thanks for your support, it’s lovely to have all these Friends.









Many Brave soldiers in conflicts Like Nathan
in Afghanistan in their Memory
“We should be grateful and thankful that there are people out there of all ages that can put on something like this, and it can raise money for wounded soldiers in the Newark-On-Trent area”
Our Memorials Will Live on
Being PROUD to Support Our Brave Troops. Let’s stand as one, and show our Brave Troops, just how Proud of them we ALL are !! They ALL put their Precious Lives on the line 24/7/365 to ensure we remain living in Freedom. We can take this for granted, the least we can do, is show them how grateful we really are.

ALL, Love, Loyalty, Support, and most important of all our RESPECT and God Bless ALL our Troops together with friends and Allies, a massive thank you.





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7 Dec 2009 – With black humour, Lance Sergeant Nathan Cumberland said to himself after being caught in a bomb blast: “I’m not 6ft any more.”



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Lance Sgt Nathan Cumberland


The Memorial at The National Memorial Arboretum, the UK’s Centre of Remembrance



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In their Memorial at The National Memorial Arboretum, the UK’s Centre of Remembrance



Our lasting Memorial at The National Memorial Arboretum, the UK’s Centre of Remembrance


Memorial to the Fallen in Newark Cemetery, Nottinghamshire
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Tribute to our Serving Soldiers in Afghanistan
Laurence Goff
Chairman Friends of Newark Cemetery and Volunteer
Newark Town Councillor
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