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... his connection with it, for he promptly *“joined up” again—as a civilian clerk in the Territorials with 153 Infantry Brigade and later the 51st (Highland) Division. From the outbreak of the Second World War until ten days ago he was a civilian clerk with ...
... Cup for all units taking part and the T.A. Challenge Bowl for the best Territorial unit. The Highland Light Infantry Bowl goes to the best infantry unit. All these trophies are presentlv held by the 11th Battalion Seaforth Hichlanders (T.A.). *“ The Scotsman” ...
... Cup for all units taking part, and the TA Challenge Bowl for the best Territorial unit. The Highland Light Infantry Bowl goes to the best infantry unit. The present holder of all these trophies is 11th Battalion Seaforth Highlanders (TA). The Scotsman ...
... Cup for all units taking part, and the T.A. Challenge Bowl for the best Territorial unit. The Highland Light Infantry Bowl goes to the best infantry unit. The present holder of all these trophies is 11th Bn. Seaforth Highlanders (T.A.). The Scotsman Challenge ...
... (dee of propgratromes Mr Milo!. November 11. 1836, when the excellent band of the 51st (Queen's) Own Light Infantry were in attendance. R. H. DAVIS. 65 Sandown Road, Belfast. 5. Cripples FOR more than SO years the Cripples' Institutes hare taken a large ...
... increasing The trouble with the Soviet Union nical aid. joint capital investments, the | Seabank Road, Nairn, maries on the Li.ght pfi,ég?:;;::; numbers each year, and will continue and, indeed, the whole Eastern bloc is rational division of labour, all ...
... saw service with the famous 51st Div in France in 1940 and was evacuated from Le Havre. In July. 1940, it was sent to Gibraltar where it remained until 1943. After Dunkirk the sth Bn.' became part of the reconstituted 51st Div. and was embarked for the ...
... so little stand between you and gun post. In England by the fosse / greatness? The Gurkhas earned ten • mender of the 51st Infantry V.C.'s out of World War If. B their average in slouch ci.enralgreeasse-he4ti heigh t .5 . . -!'7 ' ..d le. :. r r. `••1 ...
... would this time fall on the enemy infantry At 2200 hours it opened up 1500 guns each with hundreds shells piled alongside The night sky was alive with flickering flashes and the noise bombardment Two bright pencils white light stood vertical far to our rear ...
... 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 ...
... mislead the enemy thinking that the effort would be along the back of the mountains In terms enemy troops the opposition was light It was the minefields and booby traps that limited speed of advance When a route was opened it was single line traffic In odd ...
... 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 ...