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... was important for all her friends. The Ambassador, who was speaking at a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, told his audience: You friends are as true to you to-day as {utetday. He added that he was sure France's “efforts ...
... daughter of the late Raymond Louis Binns, a second lieutenant in the Green Howsrds who had been killed in the first battle of the Somme. Lord Belhaven is succeeded by the son of his first marriage, Robert Anthony Carmichael Hamilton, Master of Belhaven ...
... father. Major Sidney Maplesden Noakes, served throughout World War 1. He was in command of a battery during the 1916 Battle of the Somme and was decorated. ...
... module with the raising of the 15th, 16th andl'lthßamtlionlouheH reada'haunypbotolol: - storiurehmthue battalions the battle of the Somme we would like to hear from them, especially an mveteramwhomaystfllbe . ve. Contact Charies McDonald, 61 Whitby Street ...
... travelling to France between June 30 and July 2 to take part in the commemoration of the Fftieth Anniversary of the Battle of the Somme. Ten men who fought with the Division, when it made its attack on Beaumont Hamel on November 13, 1916, will cross over to ...
... Battalion was formed in Glasgow wholly from members and ex-members — only to be decimated on the first day of the Battle of the Somme. The ‘military’ ghost was finally laid to rest in 1926 when the BB amalgamated with the Boys' Life Brigade and abandoned ...
... annual Seventy seven years after serving in the Western Front trenches and goitig over the to(v at the Battle of the Somme one of the bloodiest battles of World War I the pair again donned Gordon Glengany headwear at Laurencekirk Territorial Amiy Hall on ...
... an archipelago? . In which wars did these memorable actions take place? (a) The Charge of the Light Brigade. (b) The Battle of the Somme. (¢) The Relief of Mafeking. . What would you expect to find growing in a paddy field? . What is the name of the celebrated ...
... “the capture of our communications with England would mean the end of the war both for England and Emgce“. About the battle of the Somme, the samewriter noted; “To many it meant certain death, and all must have known before they started. Surely, it was ...
... children sang Auld Lang Syne. The battalion H.Q. was at Franleu when the 7th Argylls were off and captured after the battle of the Somme. ...
... convalescing fromi war wounds in the castle. North Uist-born Mr Mac Vicar (94) was injured in the Battle of Ypres in 1914, and in the Battle of the Somme in 1913. When visited the castle, Mac Vicar was met by Mary, Countess of Strathmore, who presented ...