The attached list is transcribed from a typed document held by Major C.B. Stone, D.S.O. (O.C. 262nd Field Company, R.E.) and used by him from 6th...
On embarkation from Halifax [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Attached is the Nominal Roll for the above POW Company, British Army on embarkation from Halifax to England, 14 July 1940 on the SS Duchess of...
Hi. My first post. I have scans of my father's Roll Book for his Sqn. He was Sgt. Sidney Sherriff. Perhaps, KevinT and others may be interested in...
24th Lancers transferred to 256 Army Delivery Squadron Around 50 individuals Temporary Captain J.E.Boisseau Trooper Allen, A.J. Trooper Amor,...
I have been trying to compile a list of all of the Company Commanders and above that landed on D-Day. I have yet to find a comprehensive list...
Hi, new member here, joined after a hearty recommendation. my grandad served as a GPA driver 1st British Corps RASC 89coy hq platoon, landed 6th...
My uncle was a POW, after capture in Java in March 1942. Although I have some information about his movements prior to capture, I don't know...
Pte Freddie Dixie Dean one of two surviving members of 10 th Battalion Parachute Regiment who jumped at Arnhem passed away on 30th July . .Freddie...
A list of the known members of the various support units of the 254th Indian Tank Brigade who served in India and Burma during the Second World...
A far from complete list of some of the men known to have served with the 589 Tank Transporter Coy, R.A.S.C. in the 254 Indian Tank Brigade. If...
I have been working on a nominal roll for the 3rd Carabiniers who fought in India and Burma during WW2. It is mainly compiled from Casualty Lists...
As I have mentioned on other threads I have been pulling together a nominal roll of those who served in 191 over the period of its existence 1942...
Hi Guys! I'm trying to write a brief bio of one of the men of 4RTR who was killed on 15 June 1941 during the attack at Halfaya. I've identified...
I’ve been researching the SBS in WW2 for awhile now and over the years I’ve amassed a number of War Office diaries and one thing I’ve noticed is...
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