Because No 2 Coy [Company] had a body of water, throwing looters into the river was not something I would have been surprised to see them doing.
Another former soldier of 20 COY, who now lives outside England, told The Independent: "We knew that MI5 and SB [Special Branch] were doing all kinds of things at the time.
"Walked in the house, paper, paint, feces – he had fish in the pool in the backyard, 300 coy fish, he cut 'em up, spread 'em all over the place".
The former sergeant said: "On one occasion one of them was chanting anti-military slogans with a crowd opposite the entrance to the Royal Tournament at Earl's Court, while slipping away periodically to the 20 COY office inside to give updates.
A soldier would throw a looter into the river, rather like a big brother would throw a little brother into a pool, grabbing them by the scruff of the neck and launching them off into the water, which is how I saw soldiers from No 2 Coy throwing people off the pier.
As shown in Table 2, COY and NOR have similar reactivity toward HZCL.
The determined rate constants for DS1 and DS2 are shown in Table 2. Unlike NOR, DS1, and DS2, COY does not yield a fluorescent product when it reacts with HZCL.
Similar kinetic characterizations were also carried out for DS1, DS2, and COY.
The New Yorker, October 2, 1926 P. 17 The coy bootblacks are moving uptown; one was recently seen at the Plaza.
7 Independent Company (7 Indep Coy; ) was a short-lived company of francophone volunteers in the Rhodesian Army during the Rhodesian Bush War.
