This petition will be presented to the Regimental Association and it's members to demand that the prefix "Ex" is not used in any shape or form when referring to the veterans of the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment. ie exDERR, exDuke etc. and to actively discourage the use within the Regimental family
As the Regiment no longer exists we are the Regiment, we are it's history, we made it what it was. We served the queen and the colours of the Regiment toearn this respect. We deserve the recognition. We deserve the sense of belonging.
From the collins dictionary
Definitions
prefix
out of; outside of; from ⇒ exclosure, exurbia
former ⇒ ex-wife
Surely niether of these definitions apply to the veterans of the Regiment
Also by signing this petition you too agree to stop using the prefix "Ex" as well
I am truly humbled by the response to this, as it shows just how many of you feel the same deep connection to our shared history. This momentum belongs entirely to you and your commitment to honoring the service of every person who wore the uniform.
Reached 100 supporters
May 31, 2013
6 Comments
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Dave Tan
13 years ago
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Once a Duke always a Duke. This prefix is disrespectful to the men who gave so much.
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Ian Medina
13 years ago
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Totally agree. Disrespectful to the history and the men who wore the cap badge.
G
Gary Fuentes
13 years ago
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About time someone said something. It really grinds my gears when people use that term.
S
Sarah Porter
13 years ago
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My husband served and he hates that word. He earned his place in the regiment and that never goes away.
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Brian Morgan
13 years ago
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I served 12 years and I am still a Duke of Edinburghs Royal Regiment man. Simple as.
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Mark Owens
13 years ago
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Spot on. We aren't ex anything. We are still the regiment.
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This petition will be presented to the Regimental Association and it's members to demand that the prefix "Ex" is not used in any shape or form when referring to the veterans of the Duke of Edinburgh's Royal Regiment. ie exDERR, exDuke etc. and to actively discourage the use within the Regimental family
As the Regiment no longer exists we are the Regiment, we are it's history, we made it what it was. We served the queen and the colours of the Regiment toearn this respect. We deserve the recognition. We deserve the sense of belonging.
From the collins dictionary
Definitions
prefix
out of; outside of; from ⇒ exclosure, exurbia
former ⇒ ex-wife
Surely niether of these definitions apply to the veterans of the Regiment
Also by signing this petition you too agree to stop using the prefix "Ex" as well
I am truly humbled by the response to this, as it shows just how many of you feel the same deep connection to our shared history. This momentum belongs entirely to you and your commitment to honoring the service of every person who wore the uniform.
Reached 100 supporters
May 31, 2013
6 Comments
D
Dave Tan
13 years ago
Featured
Once a Duke always a Duke. This prefix is disrespectful to the men who gave so much.
I
Ian Medina
13 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. Disrespectful to the history and the men who wore the cap badge.
G
Gary Fuentes
13 years ago
Featured
About time someone said something. It really grinds my gears when people use that term.
S
Sarah Porter
13 years ago
Featured
My husband served and he hates that word. He earned his place in the regiment and that never goes away.
B
Brian Morgan
13 years ago
Featured
I served 12 years and I am still a Duke of Edinburghs Royal Regiment man. Simple as.
M
Mark Owens
13 years ago
Featured
Spot on. We aren't ex anything. We are still the regiment.
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Once a Duke always a Duke. This prefix is disrespectful to the men who gave so much.