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... French said in evidence that as a taxi overtook the doctor’s car the latter pulled to its nearside He (defendant) dipped his lights as an indication that he was about to overtake but as he did so the cars seemed to be drawn towards each other He heard a ...
... Staff College was at Dunkirk and later commanded an anti-tank regiment of the 51st Highland Division Subsequently he commanded a field regiment in Tunisia and Italy and an infantry brigade in Greece His next appointment was in command of the artillery of ...
... deapite, the fact tht we had ft large rational Service potential —we not got a large voluntary potential. Referring to their .light for, more financial'poivers, Colonel Hunter said 'that -their powers in ent construction had now M ri t l l 4l ; n aised from ...
... Highland Light Infantry in December 1920. After service. as a regimental officer and graduating from the Staff College, Camberley, he held x{g%g :?gppointments in India during During the desert campaign in North Africa he was G. 5.0.1 with the 51st (Highland) ...
... Robert Elliolt Urquhart, born on 28th November 1901, entered the army when he was 19. being commissioned in the Highland Light Infantry on Christmas Eve. 1920. After service as regimental officer he held the post of adjutant from May 1933 to January 1936—and ...
... Chatham Man Rose From Band Boy During recent exchange British and American personnel Captain Norwalk of the 3rd Battalion Infantry United States Army saw bandsmen the Gordon Highlanders in full ‘‘We may have the Dollars' he said “but we certainly have ...
... committee It was arranged open for the 15th officers in Sir William’s party included Major-General R K Arbuthnott GOC 51st Highland Infantry Division and the Highland District and Major G Llewellyn Scots Guards On the conclusion of his inspection Sir William ...
... Three Arms In future three Arms of the service will be based within the County— Alloa Royal Artillery (Search-lights). Infantry. Clackmanoan Royal Armoured Corps. Tillicoultry—lnfantry. Alva—lnfantry. This will give volunteers a choice of duce units in ...
... behind. Only four out o f 46 arc 1 28, M - hitehall-street, Aylesbury. Battalion. Oxford and Bucks Light members so far. On Monday he started bis 51st Infantry, from 1898-1903. Only thr e e o ut of t he 27 p arish y ear of .employment for Mr. His is a military ...
... remainder will spend the two weeks at Ballyedmond, near Rostrevor. Crossing to-night via Liverpool. more than 700 members of the 51st A.A. Brigade R.A. (T.A.) will be on their way to the East Coast. Training will be done by 245 and 502 (M) H.A.A. Regiments ...
... TERRITORIAL ARMY New Signal Troop to be formed Under the recent reorganisation of the Territorial Army, No. 2 Squadron, 51st (Highland) Infantry Divisional Signal Regiment, T.A., located at Goosecroft Drill Hall, Stirling, is to have an additional Troop under ...
... Residence. Bed and , LIGHT HOUSE JUNE LANG. ( BRITISH RAILWAYS) Major-General R. K. Arbuth- , ma m . sisters, brother Ralph. A cordial invitation is extended v v 1 At Rest. to all. \ / nott. 0.0. C. of the 51st Highland Infantry Division. on Monday situated ...