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... 1 103 Light Air Defence Regiment (Liverpool 17) 2 Light Air Defence Battery 'Liverpool 17) 3—107 Squadron Royal Engineers (Huyton) HQ No 11 Signal Group (Liverpool 8) 33 Signals Regiment (Huyton) 6 No 59 Signals Regiment (Chester) 7— No 103 Light Air Defence ...
... armoured escort but refused that going no farther than Light Division were a reserve some way Perhaps too anxious to make of gesture in front his staff were men Anyway the car departed but calling on 90th Light Division went straight front as approached ground ...
... of colossal bombardment resistance was light The main was ’trines and mud particularly mud I am certain that this must the everyone who the Reichswald -battle more mud It bad that hour country was down and infantry had struggle forward on their own It been ...
... which sprung on contestants twenty-four hours it) There so troublesome Montgomery ordered the 51st Highland Division to extend salient south-westwards at last light They successfully did so without casualties to them- selves and picked prisoners the crack-up ...
... continue throughout the Units assembled at Hurn advance parties of the 1st Royal Berkshire’s Somerset Light Infantry Duke of Wellington’s Regiment 3rd Infantry Brigade Headquarters staff and field ambulance unit They were the first passengers to flv BOAC's ...
... Parachute Regiment and the Lancashire Volunteers the 51st Highland Volunteers Up strode the Corps of Transport men And this they won: and third place the open rifle match and the pistol event first prize the light machine match first prize in the sub-machine ...
... the creeping would this time fall the enemy infantry At 2209 hours it opened up 1500 with hundreds alongside The night sky was alive flickering flashes and the noise bombardment Two bright pencils of white light stood vertical far to our rear searchlights ...
... main buttresses mislead enemy thinking that the major would along the back mountains In terms enemy troops the opposition was light It was minefields and booby traps limited speed of advance When a route was opened it was single line traffic In the odd where ...
... invited everywhere In England they had welcomed news of Napoleon’s escape with shouts of glee Lt Frederick Mainwaring of the 51st Foot was in Portsmouth when the news broke A newspaper had been casually laid on the mess table by noncommissioned officer ...