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    Airborne Whiskies

    And I seem to remember reading that 74 (Trinidad) Sqn was allocated an annual tribute of rum!
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 3, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Well done Mods/Admins

    Ah, that's what was missing from this site - a touch of glamour:cheer2:
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 3, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Youngest serving British casualty of WWII

    Thanks Billy
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 3, 2009 in forum: Memorials & Cemeteries
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    My Operation

    John, Good luck on Monday mate, Regards Jerome
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Youngest serving British casualty of WWII

    Hugh, Many thanks for the link - I take it Gorda is the correct spelling. Regards Jerome
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Memorials & Cemeteries
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    Trinidad Casualties with French Forces

    Found this bit about Fr Nouais and the reason for his croix de guerre : Born at Rouge (Loire Inferieure) France, 22 Feb 1875. He was Professor at...
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Looking for someone
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    Shell Shock

    I found this local (Trinidad): CENTENO, LEON HOPE Initials: L H Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Second Lieutenant Regiment/Service: Suffolk...
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    For Jerome ....

    Gomes, MNavy I had and Frater is one of the 1399 names for the BWIR I have - and looks like he was also one of the many victims of the flu
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    RAF Aircrew Trade/Branch

    Okay, so O wings would be 42 or earlier then.
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Youngest serving British casualty of WWII

    Billy, do you have anything on this lad: CICILIA, CLAUDIO BENEDICTO Initials: C B Nationality: United Kingdom Rank: Mess Room Boy...
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: Memorials & Cemeteries
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    RAF Aircrew Trade/Branch

    Kyt, Many thanks for clearing up the trade terminologies! I take it that those sporting the O badge were always pre '42?
    Post by: Jerome, Jul 2, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    RAF Aircrew Trade/Branch

    Can anyone help to decipher what the trade/branch is referred to in the following: 1811265 - W.R. Luck - British Guiana - attested 5.11.42 -...
    Thread by: Jerome, Jul 1, 2009, 4 replies, in forum: World War 2
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    The GI's buddy in WW2 Bill Mauldin

    Franek: The verse you referred to is not visible? Gremlins at work?
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 30, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Songs with Your Hometown in the Title .....

    was that Cilla Black?
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 27, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    Drafting Guys over 60

    Since mobility is gonna be a problem here, and zimmer frames now come equipped with wheels - slap on some kevlar, add a couple of 30 cals .......
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 26, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    WW2 poison darts secret emerges

    Some how does not sound like the effects of mustard gas - but more like a nerve agent? Wonder if mustard gas was a cover?
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 26, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    The Weather Channel

    I take it David that you like your summers wet & cold?
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 18, 2009 in forum: Barracks
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    Sir John French Valedictory Despatch

    Sorry Annie, seems this was from 1914 and not what you wanted.
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 18, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Sir John French Valedictory Despatch

    http://www.gutenberg.org/files/17778/17778-h/17778-h.htm#CHAPTER_IX
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 18, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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    Use of the Sword in WW1

    And going off topic a bit, in the book "Don't Cry for me Argentina", mention is made of a young Para (I think) landing at San Carlos with a Katana...
    Post by: Jerome, Jun 18, 2009 in forum: World War 1
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