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... Field-Marshal Viscount Gort, V.C., Commander-in-Chief of the British Expeditionary Force to France on the outbreak of the Second World War, -led on Sunday in Guy’s Hospital, Txmdon. John Standish Surtees Prender gast Vereker Gort was born Ju! , 1886, of an ...
... well as serving as the headquarters of the School of General Reconnaissance, Leuchars played a prominent role in the Second World War as a Coastal Command base. Mora U-boats were sunk as a result of Leuchars air activity than can be claimed by any other ...
... the British Legion was founder member of the Bridge of Allan branch only recently retired from its chairmanship In the Second World War was Quartermaster of B Coy of tlie 1st Stirlingshire Battalion the Home Guard was one first to receive certificate of ...
... the gratitude of this community r vour meritorious service as a member of His Matesty’s Forces during the period of the Second World War.” Grangemouth inhabitants have long been proud of their little town, with justification in most respects, and corroboration ...
... five years in the Metropolis During Great War Mr Watson served France for two and half years with the Camerons Until Second World War he was a badminton player also enjoys a game of golf His wife was formerly Miss Na Smillie MA whose mother many years ...
... comrades and it was a real pleasure to be with them afternoon General Dudgeon referred to their comrades of the First and Second World Wars who had paid the supreme sacrifice They died that we might live and I am sure in iiope that we i might make this country ...
... Graham Thomson Lyall (of Airdrie), who won his award in France, in 1918, and who was killed in the Western Desert in. the Second World War, and the wife of the famous Piper Findlater, With the Royal party on the platform were the Lord Provost of Edinburgh ...
... War Memorials Advisory Council seem to have acted upon the conviction that any commemoration of those who fell in the Second World War should be quite apart from the National War Memorial in Edinburgh Castle. It is unique, world - famous as a tribute by ...
... Brigadier Graham Thomson Ly® (of Airdrie), who won his aw in France in 1918, and who killed in the Western Desert in Second World War, and the wife the famous Piper Findlater. With the Royal partv on platform were the Lord Provost/ Edinburgh (Sir John ...
... Europe allowing his wife Claudette Colbert to believe the “presumed killed” report He returns to his own home in the Second World War to find Claudette re-married and unaware that only a beard stands between her and bigamy A heartstring tugger George ...
... thirteen hours, which allows of a two-hours stop at Belfast. VESSEL’S WAR RECORD The Laird’s Isle has had a most eventful second World War experi| ence. In the first World War she had the distinction of being one of the first vessels to act as auxiliary aircraft ...
... thirteen hours, which allows of two-hours stop at Belfast. VESSEL’S WAR RECORD The Laird’s Isle has had a most eventful second World War experience. In the first World War she had the distinction of being one of the first vessels to act as i.uxiliary aircraft ...