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... troops, supplementary reserve units, 70th and 4th Field Regiments, Territorial Army, and their signal sections, and the 51st and 52nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiments, Territorial Army, and their signal sections. The Royal Air Force will also cooperate. Special ...
... between the River and the River Our hold thfe 'their battle positions. ' During the enemy's attacks ycfeterday hismasfeed infantry offered remarkable tartit) oar machine gnno, and artillery, which full advantage was taken by 'our troops. All rcp>6rte testify ...
... E. Smith, Merryton Crescent, Nairn. Platoon Sgt.-Major J. Ballantyne, Whinhill Terrace. Banff. LIST R.A.S.C. HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY L/Cpl. J. Breen, 36 King Street Nairn. Driver Buxton. 1 Benview, Auch- leven, Insch. Pte. Lewis S. Christie, 69 Kingsmills ...
... FRASERBURGH'S GALA DRESS STREETS FULL OF COLOUR ELECTRIC LIGHTING EFFECTS Fraserburgh is in gala dress for the Coronation. This is the first time that there has been an opportunity to utilise electric lighting effects, and these are being taken full advantage ...
... Regular soldier, deceased, who was a nativs of Fareham, Hampshire, was signalling sergeant with the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry prior to the war, but in 1914 he transferred to the R.E. Signals, and served in France for over two years with the 2nd ...
... Class (T. 3rd Okss), A.C.D.. attached 51st (Highland) i> is a former minister of ilannofield Parish, Aberdeen, ooeupiod the pulpit that church last Sunday. Rev. ANDREW GRANT, temporary Cbitp- to tile _rcrc ...
... The author, moreover, Captain D. Sutherland, was Signal Officer the 152 nd Infantry Brigade, to which the sth Seaforths belonged, and afterwards second in com- 1 mand of the 51st Divisional Signal Company. He had thus his hand more or less continuously ...
... aide-de-camp his Majesty the King in place of Captain Arthur Cavenagh Leveson, C.8., promoted to flag rank. ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY. The undermentioned majors to be lieutenantcolonels brevets: — Harry Douglas John Brecknock Noble. Fleet Surgeon Edmund ...
... Boche on the same day The Hun infantry had moved forward before our barrage opened, with the result that when the Camerons advanced they came under heavv fire from unscathed troops. , , , _ The attack, supported bv French light tanks, which were mined or ...
... Stuart, 79 Fonthill Road. Aberdeen. He joined at the beginning of the war, and been serving eiice. Pte. G. A. Stott, Durham Light Infantry, awarded the Military for gallantry the field. i« the youngest eon the late Stott, joiner, and Mrs Stott, 2b Road, Aberdeen ...
... Alamein were so effective that our advancing infantry saw whole gun crews lying dead around their pieces, We found ,one signal officer dead with the telephone still at his ear', and man. who had been about to light a cigarette, dead with a cigarette in one ...
... the Signal Company of the 51st Division Royal Engineers, not easy finding any of the officers and men, for there were few of them at home. They are busy people the Engineers, oftener out'' than ''in. Moving among the infantry units of the Division I heard ...