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... battle in France. My father was a Royal Marine based at Deal at the time when the Marines were known as The Royal Marine Light Infantry. Father was a small arms instructor. . Does anyone know anything about the Scottish Provisional Battalion? Iris M. Pyne ...
... property at Ballater, he was restaurant manager at Aber- Highland Light Infantry after leaving school. He joined the Queen’s Own Cameron Highlanders in the 1930 s and was with the 51st Highland Division during the retreat from St Valery in Northern France ...
... - Gregg , belidere The Shrewsbury MP. 37. Yr - • _.-. -,. merchants. who was a moor with the 'ft By RACHEL ALEXANDER Light Infantry and aon the - • reserve list, said: - I have k , told the MoD lam ready and available M serve.' • 4 /e: - s •, - ' ...
... John and Arthur then members of 59th Infantry Division Royal Army Service Corps were transferred shortly before the QE2 to USA out back FREE land aa USA rTi J (various) to: Travwl battle for Caen to the Infantry 51st Highland Division 2nd Seaforths 152 ...
... being reduced to companies of 51st Highland Volunteers in the insensitive reorganisation of 1967. In 30 years, the Ist Queen’s Own Highlanders have established themselves one of Britain’s most operatkmally-effective infantry battalions with an active service ...
... August 1 Minden Day In 1881 the 51st amalgamated with the South Yorkshires (105th) and in 1888 moved for the first time since 1759 back to Yorkshire at Pontefract and became then the King’s Own Yorkshire Light Infantry In 1 889 Minden Day became the first ...
... Marston only daughter of Denice and Brian Marston of 30 Wallbridge Drive Leek married Anthony Cappa a paratrooper in the 51st Infantry who has only recently returned from the Gulf at St Edward's Parish Church Leek The bride wore a white satin dress imported ...
... squadron, based in Ayr. That squadron will remain and there will now be • Perth-based The First Battalion 51st Highland Volunteers has gained a new infantry company in Angus at the expense of two English companies. in the East Kilbride area and one at Cupar ...
... energetic in clearing up others’ misapprehensions. Some journalists got the idea his father had been a colonel in the Somerset Light Infantry. In fact, he was the editor of What's On in Weston (a slim publication), before his death, when Jeffrey was 15. Archer ...
... Defence in Whitehall. During the last war he served in the Royal Artillery, Royal Fusiliers and the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry. In peace-time he served for 17 years in the Territorial Army the sixth/seventh battalion the Black Watch. ...
... in Whitehall London In the Second World War he served in the Royal Artillery Royal Fusiliers and the Duke of Cornwall’s Light Infantry In peacetime he served for 17 years in the 67th Bn of the Black Watch (TA) Braco Hall The Village hall is situated opposite ...