I can tell you that both coys were in 21 Army Group in North West Europe. May 1944: 115 Pnr Coy in 56 Pnr Gp (Second Army) 837 Pnr Coy in 38 Pnr Gp (L of C) May 1945: 115 Pnr Coy in 21 Pnr Gp (First Cdn Army) 837 Pnr Coy (HQ only) in 6 L of C Sub Area (in the Netherlands) 115 Pnr Coy was stioned in Wijchen in May 1945, and had moved to Borger by June 1945. Both places are in the Netherlands. You will get more information from these War Diaries at the National Archives at Kew. WO 166/10007 115 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1942 WO 166/13841 115 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1943 WO 171/3098 115 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1944 WO 171/7297 115 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1945 WO 166/10261 937 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1942 WO 166/14117 937 Pnr Coy Jan - Dec 1943 WO 171/3251 837 Pnr Coy Jan - Nov 1944 Dave
Thanks for your reply. Whats the best way to access the archives? Are visits easy to organise ? (sorry its taken this long to reply.)