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New Alex Cairnie CCTV images released in desperate search for missing soldier

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CCTV images of missing soldier Alex Cairnie have been released as hundreds of soldiers scour the countryside for him.

The 30-year-old was last seen at around noon on July 6 leaving Tidworth camp in Wiltshire. Police have now new images of the Sergeant who was seen walking around the Tidworth branch of Tesco at about 11am on Sunday.

He is wearing a grey sweatshirt and dark grey outdoor trousers with black knee patches. Alex is described as being about 5ft 7in tall, with an athletic build, mousy brown hair and a beard.

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The Army have also directly appealed to Alex to let them know that he is safe.

Sgt Gareth Brooks said: “Alex, we need to know that you are safe. Please call 101 and ask to be put through to me directly. I’m here to listen and I can give you the time you need to talk things through.

“There are many people, who care about you and they need to know that you are OK.”

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Meanwhile hundreds of military personnel and volunteers have been deployed in a search for him. a missing soldier.

Military personnel have been deployed in the Tidworth area, working alongside specially trained volunteers and officers.

Police dogs have also been sent out, and a drone is using thermal imaging technology to check local woodland from above.

Amesbury Police stated: “We are very concerned for his welfare.”

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Among those joining the search as a volunteer is a team organised by Drew Short, from DS rescue and recovery.

He wrote: “We’ve got a search and rescue dog along with 3 trucks were more than happy to give up our time and money.

“We won’t stop looking for you until you are found by someone. We’re all really hoping you are ok and please reach out to someone.”

If you see Alex, or know of his whereabouts, please contact Wiltshire police on 999 quoting log 54250084191.

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