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    Peshawar 1930

    I've been reading an old letter from Peshawar (India now Pakistan) in April 1930 from Owen West of 1st Armoured Car Company. It appears they were on...
    Thread by: clivetemple, Jun 24, 2009, 3 replies, in forum: Other Conflicts
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    Criteria for CWGC

    LOL... well done Kyt. There's something odd with that name, spelt wrong on the roll of honour (Marsh-Daborn), and never used in the school records...
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 24, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Criteria for CWGC

    Sgt. Frederick Albert M. Daborn, Royal Artillery, died 15 July 1945, Brussels following swimming accident in Germany. Aged 30.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 23, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Criteria for CWGC

    Thanks Kyt, He's not on the CWGC database but I have his full obit from the newspaper. I'll send it to CWGC.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 23, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Criteria for CWGC

    What is the criteria for listing/burial by CWGC? Would this man 'qualify'? Serving with Royal Artillery in Germany in July 1945. Broke neck and...
    Thread by: clivetemple, Jun 23, 2009, 8 replies, in forum: World War 2
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    Age of Wing Commanders

    Yeah, got that Adrain. Thanks though.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 12, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Age of Wing Commanders

    Thanks guys.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 11, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Age of Wing Commanders

    I'm researching the Old Boys of my school who fell in WW2. One of them, the bi-plane ace Patric 'Paddy' Coote was gazetted Temp. Wing Commander at...
    Thread by: clivetemple, Jun 11, 2009, 6 replies, in forum: World War 2
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    Abbreviations

    Do you think this would be noted on a list headed 'Also Serving With HM Forces'?
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 11, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    PoW's experience in Sulmona, Italy

    It would appear so. I'm quite interested in the way the press reported these things. No attempt to discredit the Italians.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 10, 2009 in forum: Prisoners of War
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    Abbreviations

    One to ponder, thx Kyt.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 9, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Abbreviations

    I can give an example from memory, this is how it appears in the mag referring to a list of those on active service... Navy Fred John Dave...
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 9, 2009 in forum: World War 2
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    Abbreviations

    These are abbreviations from a school magazine so may not be official but I think they relate to units, any ideas? RCS - Royal Corps of Signals?...
    Thread by: clivetemple, Jun 9, 2009, 13 replies, in forum: World War 2
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    PoW's experience in Sulmona, Italy

    Thx Kyt, where did you find the other articles?
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 8, 2009 in forum: Prisoners of War
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    PoW's experience in Sulmona, Italy

    I'm reasearching the old boys on my school roll of honour and came across this piece in a local newspaper published in 1943. This chap is the brother...
    Thread by: clivetemple, Jun 7, 2009, 11 replies, in forum: Prisoners of War
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    Hello

    Hi Annie, do you have a link to that report and photo? The plane s/n's are both the same. Z1956.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 7, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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    Hello

    No it was boys only... at least as far as I can remember. :mosking:
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 7, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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    Hello

    Thanks Annie, I was sure the HAM Baker was a mix up... I'll follow that one up to confirm it, fingers x-ed. Ottershaw is about 2 miles away.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 7, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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    Hello

    I have a friend doing just that now. We are up to 1942.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 7, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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    Hello

    Me neither but it won't be the first mistake on that roll of honour.
    Post by: clivetemple, Jun 6, 2009 in forum: Introductions
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