Bloody Sunday Page #3
I am, I'll be rioting again,
aye.
But, uh, there's an awful lot
of young lads down there rioting
on Saturdays and so on, so...
Aye, but it's just stones,
Father.
You know, it's not that bad.
Yeah, but Gerry,
you can't afford to be caught.
Okay, take care, Martin.
Aye, I know what you're saying.
Yeah, so how do you feel
I feel it's better
for the long run.
Sorry, Father.
Pray for us, Father
because it's gonna be
a terrible day.
We will indeed. Yeah, yeah.
Now, keep an eye on the young
people going home, okay?
- I will.
- Get them to go home.
You know, it's better
for the long run.
At least I've no... not worrying
about getting caught.
I don't know how I can go on
with me life.
I think you've done
the right thing
and you just can't afford
to be back down there again.
Aye, I don't want to go back,
Father, so I don't.
No, I'll not be rioting.
So, are you going
to the big march today?
Aye, I'm going on the march,
so I am.
Me and all the boys are going,
you know.
Yeah, well, you'd better
be very careful, all right?
Right, Father.
So, listen, I'll probably
see you down there.
All right, Father.
Watch yourself.
I'll see you later on,
all right, Father?
Okay. Yeah, you mind yourself,
and God bless. Take care.
What did he say, Gerry?
He just asked me
how I was getting on.
Up the Rah!
Here, boys, here, boys,
here, listen, here.
Don't want no trouble today,
now, I mean it.
There's women and children gonna
be in this march, all right?
Get out of the...
Yeah. No, listen, come on.
You're gonna make it worse
if you start
antagonizing these boys.
Just leave them alone;
join us.
It's a big day for us.
Women and children are
gonna be safe now, I mean it.
No acting the idiot.
Keep it calmed down.
You bastards!
Go home, you scum!
You bastard.
Get the f*** out, trash!
Just checking
you're keeping the guns away.
That's no concern of yours,
Ivan.
You gave me your word.
Then take it.
We just want a peaceful march.
This is our day.
People are fed up
with the shootings
and the...
Convoy has just
come over Craigavan Bridge
and they've set up barricades
on William Street.
Right. Any sign of the Paras?
No, not yet.
Right, okay.
Any sign of anything,
let me know, all right?
Right? Go on.
Ivan...
Ivan, it's all very well for you
sitting pretty
with your wee Westminster
paycheck every week.
Marching's not gonna solve
this thing.
Watch us.
Welcome to the Eighth Brigade,
sir.
Thank you very much.
Good trip.
Where's Maurice?
Lieutenant Colonel Steele, sir.
Okay.
How are you, Pat?
I'm very well. Thank you, sir.
It's good to see you.
And you, sir.
I've had a briefing come through
from Downing Street
and the Prime Minister
really has had enough
of this Londonderry rebellion.
All right? Shall we go through?
Please.
Stand up.
Good man.
- Sergeant Major!
- Hello, sir.
How are you?
- I'm fine, sir.
- Good to see you again.
And you, sir.
Okay, carry on.
Cup of tea, cup of coffee, sir?
Yes, please.
Yes, thank you, Michael.
The briefing's ready
when you are.
- Excellent.
- Good.
Well, I just, uh, wanted to say,
sir
that the men were rather bucked
when they heard
that we were going
to be coming across.
Oh, good.
I'm very pleased to hear it.
Yes, sir.
Everything's set for today?
- I think so, sir, yes.
- Good.
Their intention, at present
is to move along William Street
all the way along...
- Past Aggro Corner?
- Well, that's right, sir.
...into the city center
and on to the Guildhall
where they'll be having
their rally.
As it is, we're gonna stop them
here at barrier 14
with the Raw Green Jackets.
Very good.
Uh, Coldstreams?
Coldstreams are up
on the city walls
and King's Own are the north
side of William Street.
One Para are in the Presbyterian
churchyard just here.
Very good.
behind barrier 14.
If there's any trouble
Support Company
will break through...
I don't think there's any doubt
about that. There will be.
for the Presbyterian
churchyard
through this dead ground,
break through this wall
and they, in turn...
they're gonna come round
all the hooligans
sweeping them
towards barrier 14.
At the same time
Three Company will be breaking
through barrier 14
and the hooligans will be caught
in a pincer movement.
Thank you, Charles.
I should just say, sir,
of course
One Para only go in
if there is violence
and then only
if there is a clear separation
between the march proper
and the hooligan element.
Uh, do we know
who we're looking for?
Yeah, we've got OPs
at strategic points
all along the route.
Um, and they all...
They've all been briefed
on all the local known players.
They've seen pictures,
have they?
- Yes. Yes, sir.
- Yes, sir.
- Good, very good.
- We-We have a cordon
of snipers here, sir,
should the IRA wish
to make a contribution
this afternoon.
Yes, I'm sure they will.
Do you know
where they're going to be?
- Michael?
- Yes, sir.
We are concentrating on the top
which is where we imagine
they'll be.
across the road, sir.
Very good. Rubber bullets...
have the men all been issued?
- Uh, yes, sir.
- Good.
Maurice?
Sir?
Anything I haven't thought of?
would be quite important
today, sir.
Yes, winning the propaganda war.
Absolutely vital.
Who's in charge of that?
Lieutenant Hector, sir, is
our Press Liaison Officer, sir.
There are a few points
which will, um, please you.
As per your request,
both local and national coverage
will be occurring on the day
and this will be
in the main three formats
of press
from the leading tabloids
additionally from the major
television companies
and radio stations.
Talk to Colonel Tugwell
about where that's going to be
and knock that out for me,
please, Maurice.
Good. Thank you. Well done.
Thank you, Michael.
Right, you can just carry on.
So, maybe, um...
the press will congregate
around barrier 12 itself.
Then once there...
Yes, I suspect that's probably
the best location for them.
Um, they've got a clear view
down Rossville Street.
Especially Generals.
That should give us quite a bit
of press coverage
as well as showing, uh...
We're gonna have to be tough
today, Pat.
Really tough.
If there's any trouble at all,
the Paras are to counterattack.
Is that clearly understood?
Of course, Robert.
Good.
And, um...
you have my full support,
of course.
Thank you, sir.
Good.
Hello, John, Jimmy.
Should be coming round for tea.
Hello.
Hello.
- Ivan, how's it going?
- How do, folks.
Good to see you.
So, they have blocked
the Belfast Road
which means we've got
about ten coaches stock.
All right there, boys, all set?
Right,
So, it means we've got
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