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... M. 0.1. SPEAKER ON JAPANESE AIMS Major W. S. Cruickshank, late of the Yorkshire Light Infantry, and an authority on Far Eastern affairs, delivered a most interesting address, entitled After Germany_— Japan, - at the Ministry of Information War Commentary ...
... touched down four minutes past midnight on Friday. They were followed by more men of the Black Watch, the Argylls, Highland Light Infantry, and the Gordons until the east bank of the river was swarming with Scotsmen and they were driving inland. Assault troops ...
... Commander ot the 295th Infantry Division. Lt.-General Korfes; the Commander of the 297th Infantry Division.’Major- General von Bretberg The Commander of the -376th Infantry Division, Lt.- General von_ Daniel; the Commander of the 44th Infantry Division, Lt.-General ...
... Sutherland Highlanders, Royal Scots Fusiliers, Cameronians, Highland Light Infantry, Cameron Highlanders, K. 0.5.8.5, Royal Scots, Scots Greys, Lothian and Border Horse and Corps troops of the 51st and 52nd Scottish Divisions. NAAFI GIRLS After the parade, the ...
... unable to see in the gathering dark and yet not daring to use his lights, he ran into a concertina wire. German tanks were lying up for the night behind a network of wire. At once light automatic weapons opened fire from the woods. A heavier gun sent several ...
... of the war thi Jocks have been in the thick Grimmest show of all was that in which the 51st Division found themselves when the B.E.F. retreated from France. The 51st —embracing Black Watch, Gordons, Seafortns, Argylls, and • Camerons —suffered from lack ...
... in Finland and hand them over to the Allies. And this, although we have to pre- Continued on Rack Page, Coi. 1. 51st At Le Havre The 51st (Highland) Division were among the British divisions which participated in the capture of Lc Havre, it was announced ...
... AIR ALLIES LASH Chain Of Fires Light Way For Retreating Columns From LEONARD MOSLEY, “Daily Record'* War Correspondent With the Bth Army, Tuesday. CHAIN of fires was flickering like beacon lights in the dusk last night all along the tarmac strip leading ...
... m. & 7.30 to 9.50 p.m. THE LINN PARK Park Parade of 1944 Concert Party & 7.30 p.m. VICTORIA PARK Band of the Highland Light Infantry & 7.30 p.m. GEORGE SQUARE Band of the King’s Own _ Scott Borderers 12.30 & 4.30 p.tn. EDINBURGH CINEMAS , rooLES—Wilfrid ...
... originally in the Highland Light Infantry. Best game of football we’ve had since the invasion,” commented Corpl. Andrew Paterson, of 16 Torrance Road, East Kilbride, former Gladstone Rovers player, and 25-year-old captain of the 51st Highland Division H.Q ...
... from their guns and left them to the enemy The sappers had no stores; they had long been fighting as infantry . . . . But even the hardiest ol infantry soldiers need more than a rifle and a clip of cartridges, and to lighten the load that was to have been ...
... has not been grand manner —like Alamein for example—preceded by a barrage on a solid enemy front and followed by a heavy infantry It has been a three-pronged drive with the Canadians on the wards along the Regalbuto-Adrano road and other Bth Army troops ...