Ex-soldiers sentenced over guns   The servicemen, who were based
in Germany, conspired with civilian contact Ramone Marshallek in
London to import the criminal goods in January last year.  Lance
Laurent, 26, who was a trooper with the Queen's Royal Hussars,
Duran Wright, 28, a Lance Corporal with the Royal Logistic
Corps, Trave Dyce, 22, a former trooper in the Queen's Royal
Hussars and Lemar Loveless, 26, who was arrested six days after
he quit the Queen's Royal Hussars, were all sentenced along with
Marshallek, 25, at Woolwich Crown Court.  Alison Saunders, CPS
London chief Crown prosecutor, said: "This was a carefully
planned conspiracy to bring weapons, ammunition and drugs into
the UK organised by four soldiers based in Germany and their
civilian contact in London.  "The conspirators were first caught
with the five handguns and 493 grams of cocaine when Dyce drove
off the Euro Shuttle train at Dover in January, but the full
extent of the criminality was not discovered until phone data
was meticulously an