A personal account provided by the mother of a British soldier who was wounded. This story was published by Ken Wharton in his book 'A Long Long War' (2008).

One of the personal accounts by former members of the British security forces - mainly the British Army - who served in Northern Ireland during the period of the conflict. This story was published by Ken Wharton in his book 'A Long Long War' (2008).

One of the personal accounts by former members of the British security forces - mainly the British Army - who served in Northern Ireland during the period of the conflict. This story was published by Ken Wharton in his book 'A Long Long War' (2008).

One of the personal accounts by former members of the British security forces - mainly the British Army - who served in Northern Ireland during the period of the conflict. This story was published by Ken Wharton in his book 'A Long Long War' (2008).

One of the personal accounts by former members of the British security forces - mainly the British Army - who served in Northern Ireland during the period of the conflict. This story was published by Ken Wharton in his book 'A Long Long War' (2008).

A book compiled by Ken Wharton containing personal accounts by former members of the British Army who served in Northern Ireland during the conflict. There are also a few accounts by relatives of soldiers.

One personal account from the Prisons Memory Archive. The archive contains 175 interviews with people who passed through Maze / Long Kesh prison and Armagh Gaol. Thirty-six of these interviews are currently available on the Prisons Memory Archive…

One personal account from the Prisons Memory Archive. The archive contains 175 interviews with people who passed through Maze / Long Kesh prison and Armagh Gaol. Thirty-six of these interviews are currently available on the Prisons Memory Archive…

One personal account from the Prisons Memory Archive. The archive contains 175 interviews with people who passed through Maze / Long Kesh prison and Armagh Gaol. Thirty-six of these interviews are currently available on the Prisons Memory Archive…

One personal account from the Prisons Memory Archive. The archive contains 175 interviews with people who passed through Maze / Long Kesh prison and Armagh Gaol. Thirty-six of these interviews are currently available on the Prisons Memory Archive…