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  1. RAFCommands
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    Fleet Air Arm Service Records.

    Short answer Peter is yes. Longer answer is yes but Naval Disclosures have different requirements to RAF Disclosures on what you have to provide...
    Post by: RAFCommands, Apr 25, 2024 at 2:21 PM in forum: The War at Sea
  2. dryan67
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    Ancestry - War Diaries

    Unfortunately, there were a great deal of units that served in the area during that period. Ancestry has focused on providing the diaries for the...
    Post by: dryan67, Apr 25, 2024 at 12:49 PM in forum: Unit History
  3. dbf
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    2735229 Guardsman William Alfred COLLEDGE, 2 Welsh Guards: POW

    See also: German Wireless Propaganda in English: An Analysis of the Organisation, Content and Effectiveness of National Socialist Radio...
    Post by: dbf, Apr 25, 2024 at 9:22 AM in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  4. Shazbaz
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    Ancestry - War Diaries

    My Great Uncle was a driver in the Middle East in July 1943 with Number 18 Motor Ambulance Convoy. I don’t see 18 Motor Ambulance Convoy in the...
    Post by: Shazbaz, Apr 25, 2024 at 4:02 AM in forum: Unit History
  5. Shazbaz
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    Ancestry - War Diaries

    Thank you for your efforts in providing this information. It must have taken you quite some time. I struggle to use Ancestry, I don’t seem to be...
    Post by: Shazbaz, Apr 25, 2024 at 3:53 AM in forum: Unit History
  6. dbf
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    2733729 Corporal Robert Edgar HOUSTON, 2 Welsh Guards: POW

    See also: 2733655 Guardsman Herbert Alfred CHANDLER, 1 Welsh Guards: POW - escape companion, unsuccessful attempts
    Post by: dbf, Apr 24, 2024 at 9:24 PM in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  7. dbf
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    2733655 Guardsman Herbert Alfred CHANDLER, 1 Welsh Guards: POW

    See also: 2733729 Corporal Robert Edgar HOUSTON, 2 Welsh Guards: POW - escape companion, unsuccessful attempts
    Post by: dbf, Apr 24, 2024 at 9:24 PM in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  8. Philip W
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    D.D. and D.N.A. references for Royal Navy

    OK thanks for that Tim.
    Post by: Philip W, Apr 24, 2024 at 3:50 PM in forum: The War at Sea
  9. timuk
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    D.D. and D.N.A. references for Royal Navy

    DNA was located at Bath. The way I would read these is: Image attached #1 - DNA Reference is for entry DD 4873 (which may be death certificate...
    Post by: timuk, Apr 24, 2024 at 2:09 PM in forum: The War at Sea
  10. Lucky Gunner
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    South African POWs in Italy

    I work on a book about Campo 57. Be in contact directly via contact details on my website if you wish. The smaller POW cohorts of Campo 57 are...
    Post by: Lucky Gunner, Apr 24, 2024 at 12:40 PM in forum: South African
  11. Latok
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    Non-standard, substitute standard, and captured weapons in British and Commonwealth service

    Another list of arms issued by the Civilian Committee for the Defence of Homes, on behalf of the American Committee for the Defense of British...
    Post by: Latok, Apr 24, 2024 at 8:23 AM in forum: Weapons, Technology & Equipment
  12. Wapen
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    War Diary: 5th Battalion COLDSTREAM GUARDS, Jan - Oct 1945

    Well done Graham. I've added it to my wish list. Can't promise I'll buy a copy (it's a long list and other WW2Talkers got there first) but...
    Post by: Wapen, Apr 23, 2024 at 11:14 PM in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  13. papiermache
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    The General Perspective

    David, Norrie has a photo at Australian Archives: [ATTACH] Search "personal" at AA = too many hits to list; "correspondence"= too many hits...
    Post by: papiermache, Apr 23, 2024 at 2:35 PM in forum: Books, Films, TV, Radio
  14. Roy Martin
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    What were Ian Flemings movements in France in June 1940

    Hello Christian, I will go back through my records, especially Bruno Comer's account about the saving of the Belgian diamonds as the name Major...
    Post by: Roy Martin, Apr 23, 2024 at 10:57 AM in forum: 1940
  15. dbf
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    2734831 Guardsman Harry William MOORE, 2 Welsh Guards: POW

    See also: 2932055 Private William COWIE, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders: POW - Escape companion, unsuccessful attempt
    Post by: dbf, Apr 22, 2024 at 10:28 PM in forum: The Brigade of Guards
  16. dbf
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    2932055 Private William COWIE, Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders: POW

    See also: 2734831 Guardsman Harry William MOORE, 2 Welsh Guards: POW Escape companion, unsuccessful attempt
    Post by: dbf, Apr 22, 2024 at 10:27 PM in forum: British Army Units - Others
  17. Italy44
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    Anzio, Battle of the Caves 1944

    Hi Gary, yes I have found a record for him thanks! One of the War Diary Dropbox links posted by Dave 500 was live. I can see he is in a group of...
    Post by: Italy44, Apr 22, 2024 at 7:19 PM in forum: Italy
  18. dbf
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    Field grave markers

    Burial procedures & question of location of Army Forms W 3314 / 3314A - pegs also mentioned Field Burial - Pamphlet
    Post by: dbf, Apr 22, 2024 at 5:03 PM in forum: NW Europe
  19. Charley Fortnum
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    Coming Soon to a Bookshelf Near You

    On my list--hope he has something to add to the autobiography and the Wingate biography. They're not messing around with the praise from...
    Post by: Charley Fortnum, Apr 22, 2024 at 4:53 PM in forum: Books, Films, TV, Radio
  20. Tom Cavadino
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    Royal Artillery books

    Hi Dick, Do you have this book currently: The Stafford Battery: 241/61st Field and Super Heavy Regiment Royal Artillery 1939-1945 (Maj R J E...
    Post by: Tom Cavadino, Apr 21, 2024 at 8:46 PM in forum: Royal Artillery
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