Phillip You have a headstone photo of J Rowlands of 92 LAA on your website. I don't have a photo, but the following guy is also buried there from that regiment. 3858979 Bombardier John Nicholson, aged 26 (Counter-Mortar Unit) Died October 27, 1944 Son of John William and Eliza Nicholson; husband of Ada Nicholson, of Little Hulton, Lancashire. Overloon War Cemetery, Netherlands, II.E. 12 Robert
7th Loyals, 92nd (Loyals) LAA Regiment, Royal Artillery Ramcal, I had a look at your site also and found it very interesting, I especialy like the picture of the 7th loyals in action on the opening page (index), looks pretty hetic! I have a few pictures of LAA units but none while in action, the majority of the men have bandages on various parts of their bodies, well looking at your picture its hardly surprising. When I next update my links page on my site I'll will put a link to yours and Philips if thats OK with you both? Cheers Kieron
Hi KH Afraid I can't take the credit for the 92 Loyals site as it was done by a son of one of the Gunners who served on it. His details are on the site along with his Dad's photo. There is a new member on this site called 92Loyals and it is his uncles site and a very good one. I'm sure that he would appreciate it being given a plug. Regards - Robert
Started with 1st A/L Light Regiment, went to oosterbeek yesterday to get a nice photograph of CP post sign of 3 Battery HQ, will be posted as soon as I start working on 3rd Battery
I know but wanted to cover the lot so no confushion about what the site is about is people want to check it
Hello Philip, Just had a look at the new site and it's great! I don't know how you manage it but I'm glad you do! Well done! Just as a matter of interest, does this mean that the ABRG/ABSG is now definitely a thing of the past (pardon the pun)? Best regards.......
Peter and myself are still running the ABRG,(he is working on a site about Nijmegen 1944-1945) but it is all on low profile, I keep working on new publication though, the next one will be about Bren carriers during the Battle. Thanks for your visit
Philip Not my area of action, but I have had paid a visit to your site and am very impressed. I am sure that future researchers will appreciate this excellent site ! Best wishes Ron
Today I received 10 orginal photographs of the Adjudant of 110 Field Regiment, taken in Holland in 1944, very happy with this, will place some of them on my website soon
Today I received 10 orginal photographs of the Adjudant of 110 Field Regiment, taken in Holland in 1944, very happy with this, will place some of them on my website soon Philip Well done, the more RA pics all the better, waiting to see. Rob
hello Robert still getting the hang of the site re your post when the 116th were disbanded he was posted into the 92nd laa on 20/12/44 the photo i have of him in uniform shows the red rose of lancs along with the 3rd army badge regards Clive so i am quite confused
hello Robert still getting the hang of the site re your post when the 116th were disbanded he was posted into the 92nd laa on 20/12/44 the photo i have of him in uniform shows the red rose of lancs along with the 3rd army badge regards Clive so i am quite confused Clive There was a website for the 92 Loyals LAA, but it is no longer available. I have the e-mail address of it's creator, son of one of it's Gunners. I will bring this post to his attention and maybe he will contact you if you are interested. Regards - Robert
Philip, A very well laid out site and must have taken a lot of your time and will continue to do so. A real credit to you and a good source for many to view. Regards Tom