Captain Alex Eida, who died on 1 August, 2006, aged 29, was a professional and diligent officer who was "universally admired" by his colleagues.
Cpt Eida, a member of 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, was killed when the Spartan armoured reconnaissance vehicle in which he was travelling was attacked by Taliban insurgents with rocket propelled grenades in northern Helmand Province.
On Alex, Headstone is this...
Take nothing but photographs
Kill nothing but time
Leave nothing but Footprints
Cpt Eida, a member of 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, was killed when the Spartan armoured reconnaissance vehicle in which he was travelling was attacked by Taliban insurgents with rocket propelled grenades in northern Helmand Province.
On Alex, Headstone is this...
Take nothing but photographs
Kill nothing but time
Leave nothing but Footprints
Captain Alex Eida, who died on 1 August, 2006, aged 29, was a professional and diligent officer who was "universally admired" by his colleagues.
Cpt Eida, a member of 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, was killed when the Spartan armoured reconnaissance vehicle in which he was travelling was attacked by Taliban insurgents with rocket propelled grenades in northern Helmand Province.
On Alex, Headstone is this...
Take nothing but photographs
Kill nothing but time
Leave nothing but Footprints
Cpt Eida, a member of 7 Parachute Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery, was killed when the Spartan armoured reconnaissance vehicle in which he was travelling was attacked by Taliban insurgents with rocket propelled grenades in northern Helmand Province.
On Alex, Headstone is this...
Take nothing but photographs
Kill nothing but time
Leave nothing but Footprints
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