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... questions and enrol recruits Units represented will be:— The 7th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders No 2 Coy 51st (Highland) Divisional Signals 51st (Highland) Divisional RAOC 40th Stirling Coy Auxiliary Territorial Service (popularly known as the WATS) and ...
... Success at Highland Sports Pipe-Major Donald Shaw Ramsay, Highland Light Infantry, who belongs to Avonbridge, and has his home in Westquarter Village, took a very prominent part in the 51st Highland Divisional sports held recently in Germany. In the spring ...
... a great number of vacancies for enlisting both in the 7th A. and S.H., and the 51st Highland Divisional R.A.O.C. The association congratulated Captain J. Cochran the 51st Highland Divisional Signals on having completed the duplication of his unit. With ...
... No. 2 Company, 51st Highti Visional Signals had now com- ' duplication of the unit. regard to the 7th A. & S.H., been proceeding particularly’ in Falkirk, Uai Bonny,bridge, where their than s tablishments had been more , bl l d - Th 51st Highland Ordnance ...
... Bonnie Dundee,” two airs heard at the Victory March of the 51st Division into Tripoli; ‘‘The Muckin’ o’ Geordie”s Byre,” associated with an incident in the last war. when the 17th Highland Light Infantry stormed the enemy trenches to this tune; and Atholl and ...
... accident in a German camp for prisoners of war. Lieut, de Free, who was taken prisoner at St. Valery while serving with the 51st Division in the summer of 1940, was the youngest son of Major-General H. D. de Free, C. 8., C.M.G., D. 5.0., Oak Hill, Beckleyn ...
... Early last summer he was mentioned in dispatches for distinguished service. Pte. A. White. Pte. Alexander White, Durham Light Infantry, eldest son of Mr and Mrs James White, Milne Park, Bannockburn, reported missing in the Middle East in June, is now known ...
... the sth Royal Scots and later the 153 rd Infantry Battalion of the famous 51st Division. It a coincidence that General Green is succeeding in the S.W. Area General V. Fortune, who is taking command of the 51st Division. Bigger Battleships Among naval ...
... California, Falkirk. Jack—Baldwin.—At the Armoury, Denny, the Ist January, by the Rev. A. MacAra, Sergeant D. Jack, Hiehlandl Light Infantry, to Mary M'Millan, eldeet daughter of Coiour- Sergeant J. Baldwin, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. Wilson—M‘Lean. —At ...
... in this series was made in Germany. Captain Alistair Borthwick, who saw some of the toughest infantry fighting of the war with his Seaforth battalion in the 51st Highland Division, is now serving with the occupation forces in Germany. He recorded this talk ...
... and discimaintajned to the last. fiJPrhavon may be considered the end of the German reason General G. H. A. commander of the 51st jCJ* made the ceremony of the Germans in accord- General Eisenhower’s j fiftt all Germans must be dist midnight last night ...
... tha'1 No Company 51st High-?l Divisional Signals had com-l®Tflj the duplication of the unit A & SH initing had been proceeding rSdil Parti cu ly in Falkirk ’and Bonnybridge where their ' establishments had been more lln doubled The 51st Highland n'i sional ...