Royal Artillery books

Hi Philip,

I have this one not sure if you have that or not.. Title Artillery of the World Chrisopher F.Foss 1976 showinf lots of artillery from all over the war... WW2 and post war

Tom

 

Don't have that Tom.

 

Hi Philip,

Well if the glider book doesn't go on ebay you might...

Cheers
Tom

 

I have an original history of 92 Fd somewhere, but that's the only old one. Some of the more recent histories and memoirs are:
(See here for Herts Yeo books direct from the author)

 

Nice ones

 

Thanks, but you're still winning even if I add these:

 

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Hi Philip,

I found another one that I knew I had.. This one is titled Return via Dunkirk by Gun Buster Y-Batttery no idea who... 1944 early one as well maybe you can add your 4 Para book

Cheers
Tom

 

only looking for the ones concerning Holland 44/45 Tom

 

I ought to add this one:

 

Nice one have seen that one before

 

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That's them for the moment, hopeful, so more will follow soon

 

The only one I have is 'History of the Royal Regiment of Artillery"
Western Front 1914-18 by Farndale. Earlier war but my main interest.
David

 

came in today

 

Phil, out of interest, do you have a history of 179th Field Rgt RA?

 

No Paul don't have this

 

Thanks for looking.

 

Hello idler. I hope you enjoyed Unarmed int Battle as much as I did. On pages 76-77 my old CO Lt-Col Bazeley gives an account of a shoot with HMS Rodney. I was the wireless operator with the warning gun on all Fox Troop shoots, and had no idea the CO was 'earwigging' on this occasion. It was very interesting to listen to the Rodney and the Air OP talking to each other arranging the ranging shots to the target being destroyed. By the way Panshanger airfield, where many of the pilots learned their trade, is in Welwyn Garden City and still in use - the old hangars are still there too.

 

I have to admit that I've only ever properly read the Normandy chapters, but skimmed enough of the rest to know that Col Bazeley was an AOP pioneer. But, yes, glad I got the book; and glad I don't have to get it now as it's commanding quite a price.

 

34 dollar on Ebay 1956 edition