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March 21, 2003, 10.11am • No comments (be first!) » • 942 Views
The cavalry waiting in a sandstorm
Gareth Kinsey is used to seeing sheep roaming the hills around him. Camels are a different matter altogether.
Trooper Kinsey of Builth Wells, Powys, has gone from the green grass of home to the hot and dusty plains of the northern Kuwaiti desert.
He is now perched on the Iraqi border with the largely-Welsh Queen’s Dragoon Guards, ready to push north when the command is given.
Thoughts of armed conflict may be uppermost in the 90-strong regiment’s minds - but Kinsey - in his early-20s -still has time to mull over the culture shock.
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