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    GIs in England in 1942

    Not sure if this helps as It relates to US Airforces, this site will at least tell you when and where various air forces were stationed from 1942...
    Post by: sonofacameron, Sep 6, 2017 in forum: Information Requests
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    What World War 2 places have you visited?

    Nice item on the local news re Madingley American cemetery, Cambridge. Hope you can get the link on here. I will post it on ww2talk as well....
    Post by: sonofacameron, May 30, 2017 in forum: Living History
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    'Combat Dealers' on TV - militaria goes celebrity

    Enjoyed the mock up tanks, (S.K.I.P. Mk4) where they tested the penetration of appropriate thickness of the steel, with the American Bazooka and...
    Post by: sonofacameron, May 11, 2017 in forum: WWII Films & TV
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    XenForo Setup/Feedback thread

    Not over fast on my desk top either.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Apr 5, 2017 in forum: Counter-Battery Fire
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    1945 Glengarry info?

    Camerons wore a plain one, but as Owen says, Liverpool Scottish (Queens Own Cameron Highlanders) wore that style.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jan 8, 2017 in forum: Uniforms, Personal Gear (Kit) and Accessories
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    1945 Glengarry info?

    Kangol are still about today, making various types of headgear. They started making Berets etc. in 1935/36. The Glengarry is possibly that of...
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jan 8, 2017 in forum: Uniforms, Personal Gear (Kit) and Accessories
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    War Diaries 1944-1945 units that served in the Netherlands

    Have 5th Queens Own Cameron Highlanders.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Dec 8, 2016 in forum: Western Europe 1943 - 1945
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    Alistair Urquhart

    Wasn't his Book called "The forgotten Highlander". His memoirs of his time in captivity.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Oct 11, 2016 in forum: WWII Obituaries
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    Tracing G/Dads service record and medals (UK)

    Well worth the £30 pounds, gives everything you would want to know, plus a few surprises!!!
    Post by: sonofacameron, Aug 17, 2016 in forum: Military Service Records & Genealogical Research
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    Greetings from Holland

    Welcome and enjoy.!!!
    Post by: sonofacameron, Aug 7, 2016 in forum: ☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆
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    The Sharp End of an Artillery Barrage - Shrieking Shell Fragments Video

    Dad reckoned that advancing as close to your own shells as possible, in a creeping barrage and then your own shells falling short, was a far worse...
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jul 5, 2016 in forum: Military History
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    Uniform Identification

    Black and white version, circa mid 1945.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jun 23, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Uniform Identification

    My Fathers Cameron of Erracht Tartan Kilt.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jun 23, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Uniform Identification

    If it's Cameron Tartan, ( I have my doubts) He would most probably be 1st battalion Cameron Highlanders. They left India, March 1946, they were...
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jun 23, 2016 in forum: Information Requests
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    Greetings all - London newbie

    Welcome and enjoy!!!!
    Post by: sonofacameron, Jun 7, 2016 in forum: ☆☆ New Recruits ☆☆
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    Operation Mercury, Crete trip party search.

    There is also a very good account of the battle of Crete to be seen at the Museum at the Old Port at Chania!! Well worth a visit.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Feb 29, 2016 in forum: WWII General
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    8th Army > British Troops Austria 1945...help please!

    You might like to join ww2talk. Couple of veterans on there that finished up in Austria at the end of the war.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Oct 27, 2015 in forum: Information Requests
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    Spectator in Hell. (British POWs in Auschwitz) by Colin Ruston

    Not that new, First published 1998!!!
    Post by: sonofacameron, Sep 19, 2015 in forum: Book Reviews
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    URGENT HELP REQUEST

    There is a Lemmington near Horsham in Surrey.
    Post by: sonofacameron, Sep 16, 2015 in forum: Military Service Records & Genealogical Research
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    Butterfly Bombs

    The first anti-personnel or "Butterfly" Bombs to be dropped on Ipswich, Suffolk, occurred 27th October 1940. Taken from "Ipswich jn the 2nd world...
    Post by: sonofacameron, Sep 8, 2015 in forum: Weapons & Technology in WWII
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