... refused to be beaten, and before long was back with his regiment again. He commanded the No. 7 Civil Re-settlement Unit at Lilford. With the closing of the unit, he retired from the Army and went to live at The Follies. Help. ston. Fifth son of the late ...

... was taken prisoner and the next five years were spent in a prison camp. After the war Mr. How worked the staff of a Civil Resettlement Unit. This work gave him an extensive experience of the everyday problems involving jobs, families, health and housing ...

... France in 1940 ha spent five years in a German prison camp. On his return this country he worked on the staff of a civil resettlement unit. In 1947 became librarian to the Scottish Divisional Council of the Unionist Party in Edinburgh, post relinquished ...

... Larne and Greypoint, and in command of A.T.S. companies at Ballykinlar and Omagh. In 1945 she was posted to No, 5 Civil Resettlement Unit at St. Patrick's Barracks, Ballymena. formed to help British repatriated prisoners of war, and remained with it until ...

... prisoner and the next five years were slant a prisoner of war camp. After the war Mr How worked on the staff of a Civil Resettlement Unit a send-military organisation to help ex-P.O.W.'s to overcome the difficulties caused by a long seimrat• from this ...

... lost much more. He was wounded by the Americans while being liberated. After the war he worked on the staff of a civil resettlement unit to help ex-P.o.W. to overcome the difficulties caused by long separation from this country. In 1947 he was appointed ...

... at Chatham. After the war Brig. Christie remained in the Army until 1951 and for a time acted as commandant of a civil resettlement unit for returning prisoners of war, a scheme Brig. Christie described as the most worth-while job the Army ever did ...

... their houses in very damp condition Repatriation BO YEARS AGO: From the Kent & Sussex Courier December 21 1945: A CIVIL Resettlement Unit has opened its gates at Mabledon Park Tonbridge for repatriated prisoners of war and by the New Year it is expected ...

... Reserved and retiring by what was being done there by the mental musewm of The Roval nature, she was early nicknamed (Civil Resettlement Unit. Her 5 tlf it Edinburgh Castle. Early by ome of her brothers “Her yisits to the Edinburgh Festival the Ig M!;t;cgw ...

... was the No 5 Civil Resettlement Unit at Long Melford Suffolk where the repatriated men of the Cambridgeshire Regiment and other East Anglian ex-prisoners of war may take or are taking a month's course in preparation for full return to civil life FROM THE ...

... at Larne and Greypoint, and command of A.T.S. companies at Ballykinlar and Omagh. In 1945 she was posted to No. 5 Civil Resettlement Unit at St. Patrick* Barracks. Ballymena, formed help British repatriated prisoners war. and remained with it until its ...

... programme to obtain recruits for the National Fire Service a party of repatriated British prisoners of war from the Civil Resettlement Unit at Stourport was taken round the Central Fire Station in Corporation Street and afterwards to the Regional Training ...