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29 August, 2010
 COLONEL
COLONEL CALEDON ALEXANDER, MBE
The Regimental
Association with regret announces the death of Colonel Caledon Alexander on the
22nd August 2010. He served with The 7th Queens Own Hussars and the Wiltshire
Yeomanry.
The Association were informed of Caledon’s death by David Part.
Next of Kin:- Mrs Frances Colley, (partner), 1 – 2 Willington Place, High
Street, Marlborough, SN8 1HL.
Memorial Service: A Memorial Service will be held at Chiseldon Church,
Butts Road, Chiseldon, Wilts, SN4 0NN at 1500 hrs on Tuesday 14th September
2010.
Please pass this news to any others who may have known him.
BRIGADIER JAMES WILLIAM FREDERICK RUCKER
The Regimental Association with regret announces the death
of Brigadier James Rucker on the 13th July 2010. Brigadier Rucker commanded, and
then was Colonel of, The Queen's Own Hussars.
The Association were informed of Brigadier Rucker’s death by Mrs Caroline
Rucker.
Next of Kin:- Mrs Caroline Rucker, 1 St Andrews View,
Fontmell Magna, Shaftesbury, SP7 0QY.
There will be a Service of Thanksgiving held for Brigadier James at 2.30 pm on
the 24th September 2010.
It will be held at The Clayesmore School Chapel, Iwerne
Minster, Blandford, DT11 8LL.
Please pass this news to any others who may have known him.
The Regimental Museum
The Regimental Museum in Warwick is currently
manned by volunteer ex members of the Regiment. If you are an ex 3rd, 7th or Queen's Own Hussar and wish to
assist in keeping the Regimental Museum fully operational, please contact
Dick Mather via the e
mail button below.
Jim 'Ginge ' O'Hare : I was sorry to read
the above notification of the recent death of Brigadier J.W.F.
Rucker. I knew him personally as his driver in Bovington and Detmold
1975 - 1976 during his time as Regimental CO. My condolences go to
Mrs. Rucker and their children.
27/08/2010
Denis Woodward: For Neil McClean
39 Sqn RE, I posted the photo of the mined Saladin, I do not know
the history of who it was assigned to.
Both myself and Scouse Rose were there to cannibalise it for any
parts we needed. for 'C' Squadron The Queens Own Hussars.
Woody Woodward, LAD REME C Squadron The Queens Own Hussars
07/08/2010
Tony Reid: In the early sixties, ‘A’
Sqn went on adventure training to Southern Germany, and one of the
places that we visited was Dachau camp. It has left a lasting mark,
just as Bergen/Belson camp has. I was wondering if any one from that
era remembers going there. We camped at a place called Kochelam See.
07/08/2010
Ray Young: Hi Dave, can you put these
pictures of The QOH Band Reunion on the website please. It was a
great night and thanks to Ken Hamnett for organising it
22/07/2010
Keith Williams: Ex Trooper Keith Williams,
The Queen’s Own Hussars. I was sorry to read about the death of
Brigadier Rucker on the QOH notice board. My sincere thoughts go out
to his family.
I first met Brigadier Rucker in January 1970 at
the equipment trials wing MTDU Bovington he was then a Captain and
he was my boss. when I first arrived at the MTDU I had to report to
him , I always remember what he said to me “I do not show no
favouritism to soldiers who are serving in the same regiment as I
am, I expect 100% from you” he then dismissed me and told me to
report to The Sergeant Major. I thought that he was going to be a
bit of a tyrant but no, he ended up being a great boss, my time was
soon over as this was only a 6 month posting, so I went back to B
Squadron at Maresfield in June 1970.
I then lost contact with him until he came back
to the regiment I think it was about 1975 as Commanding Officer of
the Regiment and my last contact with Brigadier Rucker is when he
signed my assessment of military conduct and character on the 4th
October 1976, one month before I left the army.
17/07/2010
Neil McClean: Hi the Saladin with mine damage
in Aden was the vehicle attached to 39 Field Squadron RE in Habilayn
Kind Regards
Neil Mac Mclean ex 39 Sqn
13/07/2010
Bob Yates: I've just received from the
Q.O.H's Museum a copy of the CD, The Regimental Band of The Queen's
Own Hussars, produced by David Machon - EXCELLENT.
I would just like to thank him for this excellent CD. It was good to
hear a real Regimental Band of the Hussars again, playing in the
real Hussars Tradition exemplified by the The 3rd The King's Own
Hussars and The 7th Queen's Own Hussars.
Bob Yates - Proud to have been a 7th Queen's Own Hussar
13/06/2010
Keith 'Willy One-One' Williams: I am
trying to contact anyone who knew me when I served in the Queens Own
Hussars from 1967 to 1976. I was in B squadron M T from 1967 to1968
in Sharjah the Persian Gulf. HQ Squadron MT from 1968 to 1969 at
Maresfield and it was back to B Squadron MT in 1969 for 6 months in
Cyprus with the United Nations . 1970 to 1974 Hone where I was still
with B squadron MT until 1971 then moved back to HQ Squadron MT.
1973 moved back to B Squadron for 4 months in Northern Ireland based
at Musgrave Park Hospital, Belfast. 1973 back to Hone and once again
back to HQ Squadron MT where I stayed until 1974 when the Regiment
moved back to England.
I went to Lulworth Camp with A squadron MT. when the Regiment moved
back to Detmold Germany in 1976 I stayed behind as I only had
a couple of months left to serve in the Army. My e-mail
address is as the 'Contact' button below:
07/06/2010
Les Chamberlain: There is a N/Ireland
medal on Ebay that ends on 2, June, 10 at 20/12 hours it was owned
by Tpr P.G.L. Ogborne number 24729762 of the Q.O.H. The item number
is 180512669646 and being sold by Threewaykiss. I am not sure if
Ogborne should be Osborne and if any one knows this Tpr please could
you let them know.
02/06/2010
Mark & Lesley Sumpton: Hi Peeps! Trying to
locate Pete Davies.....from I think Huddersfield, he was in MT with me in
Hone and came to our wedding in Carlisle, Pete, If your out there
mate give us a shout, Cheers, Sumpy Jnr.
20/03/2010
Heinz Johannsen:
Hello from Rendsburg Germany. 1947/48 we had the
3rd KOH here in Rendsburg. All nice disziplin Guys. I remember Capt
Dallas and his Horse Shangrila, famous Jumper, (the Horse). In
Charge of Stables Sgt. Joe Pearce . Cpl Ken Walker famous Boxer.
The Regt. left Rendsburg to go to Lübeck and than to Iserlohn. I was
in Contact with Ken walker and visit him in Iserlohn. I remember he
got stripped from Cpl. and got his stripes back, because he drove
during a fire a Tank out of a Building. I have a number of Photos
from that Time. My sister , now 75 was friendly with Joe Pearce's
daughters Iris and Joan. Sorry lost Contact. They lived in York. Joe
found a job with brit. Rayl after demob. All for now. best
regards Heinz Johannsen PS I have visited Mr. Seniors
Museum a few years ago. We have a section in our Town Museum "Time
of occupation in Rendsburg. I made sure the 3rd is represented.
24/02/2010
Military Wing - Musgrave Park Hospital
Bill Anderson: You may not be aware, but the Military Wing of
Musgrave Park Hospital, the Duke of Connought Unit is due to close in
March of this year 2010.
I am attempting to pull together a slide show of photographs
representing the history of the unit throughout the troubles. I don't
suppose you have any MPH photos in your archives? of the lads on guard
in the 'Echelon'? Yours, Bill Anderson - Former Trg
Offr DCU
Anyone with Photos of Musgrave Park who wants to assist, please e mail
them to Bill via the Contact Button.
06/02/2010
Marlee Grieve: Hi there - I am looking for any information, old
friends or photos of my great grandfather, James U. Grieve. He would
have served with 7th QOH during WWII. Unfortunately I don't have any
other information than that.
Any information that can be provided would be very much appreciated, use
the button to e mail me, thanks, Marlee Grieve
02/02/2010
Jan Kemp: I don't know if anyone remembers Pete Brookes 'A' Sqn
at Lulworth and Detmold. He unfortunately died in 1990 of cancer aged
42. I thought maybe there are some of his old mates that might like to
know. I would have sent this sooner but technology is a lot faster than
me! I by the way am his ex-wife Jan who also served with QOH at Lulworth
before we (me and Pete ) got married. Thanks and regards Jan
Kemp (was Brookes)
15/01/2010
Len Rogers: MERRY CHRISTMAS ONE AND ALL FROM LEN AND SUE
ROGERS
24/12/2009
Paul Darke: Carol & I would like to
wish everybody all the best for Christmas & the New Year. Dave, I
would also like to say thanks for the site & keep up the good work For
anyone who wants to say hi my email address is on the list. For Mick
Bates, I live in Wollongong NSW. Not exactly Adelaide but also not that
far away in the scheme of things. Would love to get together for a beer
sometime. Perhaps we should start an Australian Troop. Yours
Aye, Paul Darke
19/12/2009
Colin Campbell: To one and all, Thanks Dave for
keeping the site going and a welcome thanks for Joe, brought back some
fond memories. This is a wish for all Hussars have a Merry Christmas and
may the New year bring you endless Joy and Happiness
18/12/2009
Peter Naish: I am trying to trace Alan Biddle, who I
believed served with the Queen's Own Hussars. He and I were on the
British Schools Exploring Society's expedition to Swedish Lapland in
1962. We are arranging a reunion of members later this month and have
not managed to track him down. Could you please forward this email to
him with the request to contact either myself via the email button or
Mike Scott, phone: 01525 280430. Thanks and best
regards
Peter Naish
Hauptstrasse 70
4312 Magden
Switzerland
03/11/2009
Charlie McCabe: It has been some time since I have seen many
friends from the QOH, and would be grateful if you could add me to your
list. Not sure if you would remember me, but I left the regiment in 1991
after Cyprus, and immediately joined the police, where I am still
serving, a senior detective in major and organised crime. I have even
served in Bosnia and Serbia with the police, war crimes etc, and a short
spell in Trinidad and Tobago.
Grateful if you could add me to your list when I look forward to hearing
from some old friends.
30/10/2009
Reg & Jenny Taylor: Hi to everyone who knew Cally (Carol)
Taylor, our daughter. Cally has had a book published, it is called
'Heaven Can Wait' by
Cally Taylor. It is going to be published also in
Germany, Hungary, Russia, Spain, Brazil, Taiwan and China.
21/10/2009
Mary Lewis: Hi. First of all thanks to all that came to
Lou’s 60th party and made it a fantastic surprise event, he really knew
nothing and is only just getting over it. I apologise to those who
didn’t get an invite however Dave Peters is keen on us setting up a
Spain Troop, i.e. if you want to come over for a long weekend just let
us know perhaps the end of September early October next year. As
mentioned by Dawn Marshall the Hostal Anon is a rustic style and
comfortable place to stay and very reasonably priced. Take a look at the
link.
http://www.hostalanon.com/
Mary Lewis
19/10/2009
Dawne Marshall: Hi a group of us were invited over
to spain by Mary to surprise Dave 'Lips' Lewis on his 60th birthday, Steve
n Silvia Lawley, Mick n Mary Lavery, Jim n Pat Baker, Paul n Dawne Marshall,
Smokey n Viv Robinson Ann Cook Chris Broom, and a few others but I'm sorry I
can't remember their names, anyone that knows lips and mary, may like to know
they haven't changed at all. the quaint Spanish mountain village where they now
live may need time to recover from the bunch of beer and wine guzzling group of
Ex Squaddies and wives. The Hotel Anon where we all stayed had a very cheerful
couple that run it anyone that stayed there will know what I mean. I have put a
few pics on the Photo page from the party.
Dawne N Paul Marshall
14/10/2009
Gerald Kelly: My name is Gerald Kelly, my father
was Sgt. Paddy Kelly of B squadron 1958 - 1968. I'm trying to find kids of that
era who I grew up with.
Thanks
28/09/2009
The Regimental Band of The Queen's Own Hussars -
Ride Again!
David Machon: As you are aware I have been working
on a project to reproduce onto CD the 1975 LP The Regimental Band of The Queen's
Own Hussars.
They are now complete and I have given 70 Copies to The Regimental Museum for
sale to anyone who wishes to purchase a copy. I have attached some of the
artwork from the 12 page booklet that accompanies the CD. It reproduces the
original LP along with pages that relate to the Regiments Badges, History,
Traditions & Privileges. These pages are all reproduced from the third
Regimental Handbook produced in 1963. Not sure how much of below you can
get on your web site. They show the front and back cover of the booklet and the
centre pages that contain the details of the tunes. Also attached are what the
CD's look like.
The Guidon presentation is the version that will go on
general sale at the museum. I have also produced 2 limited edition versions
based on cartoons that appeared in the 1970 QOH Journal. 10 of each will only
only be available from me by e-mail. The transfer to CD from the LP has
been done by a professional recording studio and the pictures are proofs prior
to being printed. The CD versions are of a much higher quality.
Regards or in this case it really was "Nec Aspera Terrent" - David Machon
19/09/2009
Keith Jenns Stag Bash: If any old warriors want to
join in the stag night for Keith Jenns, contact Steve Oats on 01395 274828
for details.
08/08/2009
David Machon: Some information that may be
useful to those ex QOH members who like me have now reached that age where
cruising the Caribbean and the Far East is the most important part of ski (spend
the kids inheritance) and enjoy the formal nights, equally of course any other
formal occasion they may attend, I have had dealings with:
Benson & Clegg Ltd, 9 Piccadilly Arcade, London. SW1Y 6NH Tel. 020 7491
1454 Fax. 020 7495 6092
http://www.bensonandclegg.com
In particular with a most helpful member of staff: Barry
Austin
barry@bensonandclegg.com
They will make up to order and now have the material in stock for QOH silk
cummerbunds (very loud)! Silk ready tied bow ties and of course for the experts
silk self tie bow ties. I have also ordered and set up the origination cost on
QOH blazer buttons. The buttons can only be described as excellent quality
showing the White Horse of Hanover QOH cap badge engraved on each button. None
of the above I believe were available elsewhere previously.
There must be others who like me over the years have looked for QOH items and
can only find the tie. Still looking for someone to do the braces! For those
with a lot of money to spend Mappin & Webb the Jewellers do the most splendid
solid gold chain link Gentleman's cuff links with an actual die of the QOH cap
badge in colour mounted on the cuff links. Very expensive but certainly a
talking point when worn. Tell the kids it is what you want for your birthday!
31/07/2009
Robert Uhmann: Today I remember my own
military period from 1977 until 1980 during I look at your internet
presentation. In this time I was a comrade of the third company of the armor
battalion 214 in Augustdorf, so we had an godparenthood with your unit. Your
location will have been in Detmold at the time.
I remember gladly and joyful for this common time. Play together football, make
partys and so on. Sometimes we meet together on training area Bergen-Hohne.
Mit freundlichem Gruß / Best Regards - Robert Uhmann
29/07/2009
Dave Pearce: Has anyone any film footage of
the guard of honour, for the installation of the constable of the Tower of
London that took place in October 90? If so could you contact me via the
button below, I took part and would love the opportunity to obtain a copy if
possible.
20/07/2009
Bill Lindsay: Anybody know the where abouts of
Dave Baker last known address - Soltau ( I think).
20/07/2009
Michael Bates: When I retired (now an OAP), I
had fully intended becoming a 'more active' Old Comrade and not limiting my
occasional appearances to the Tally Ho during the Midlands Re-union.
Unfortunately, cutting a long story short, it is now unlikely that I will be
able to make any Old Comrade functions in the future, as I find myself living
out my retirement in Australia!! However, I am still keen to keep in contact and
also would be grateful if you could find out through the website if there are
any other ex QOH who may be living in South Australia (preferably living in or
near Adelaide)? Especially anyone who may have been unfortunate to have been in
the Regiment at the same time?
Best Regards, Mike Bates (QOH 1961 - 1985)
07/07/2009
Colin Campbell: Last Saturday evening I
along with a lot of guys from the Regiment attended the Guild Hall in Worcester.
The evening was a great reminder of just how much the Regiment meant to a lot of
ex Hussars. My thanks to you Andy Milton for all your hard work, and my thanks
to all the guys who after such a long time made the evening such a success. A
special thank you to "Doughy" Baker for the old photos, my kids will enjoy them
too. Again thanks Andy job well done.
29/06/2009
Ian 'Bing' Crosby: I would appreciate to hear
from anyone who served with me especially in the early seventies with Recce
Troop
26/06/2009
David Machon: For those who enjoy "Military
Band Music" a new CD out as below. Final track needs no introduction even if it
maybe lacks the "panache" of The Queens Own Hussars Band! Good to see and hear
the Regimental March living on. Ours was probably the finest Regimental March
ever as most others are played in Military two step fashion. But then like most
I confess to being biased. This is still a very good CD.
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SRC129 Various: The Light
Cavalry Band - ‘A Light Cavalry Bandstand’
Label - SRC
Cat. No. - SRC129
Including Fanfare: The Trumpet
Major; Marche Militaire ‘Marche La Ronde’; Csárdás;
Malagueña; Last Spring; March: The Ridge; Clarinet
Concerto 1st Movement; Symphonic Suite: Pirates of
the Caribbean; March: The Eighth Army; Alfie; The
Eve of the War; Sing Sing Sing; Imagine; Finale to
Symphony No.3 in C Minor ‘Organ’; March: The Corps
of Army Music; March: The Light Cavalry.
The debut recording by The Light
Cavalry Band, one of Britain’s newest Army bands,
being part of the Royal Armoured Corps and providing
support to The Queen’s Royal Hussars, The King’s
Royal Hussars, The Light Dragoons, The 9/12th Royal
Lancers (Prince of Wales’s) and the Queen’s Royal
Lancers. Excellent performances from the Band
featuring a number of soloists, demonstrating this
new band’s versatility and musicianship. Something
for everyone in this programme, which spans more
than 100 years, including the Finale from the Organ
Symphony by Saint Saëns featuring the excellent
organ at the venue. This recording made in the clear
acoustic of Blandford Parish Church, Dorset.
Price: £11.50 (Including VAT
at 15%) |
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26/06/2009
Jon 'Dagger' Sword: Ron Gallivan and I are
forming a new military history society to be known as 'The Mercian Military
History Society'. We intend to meet monthly on the second Wednesday of each
month at 19.30Hrs. Meetings will be held at the Royal British Legion, Easemore
Road, Redditch Worcestershire. The first meeting is to take place on Wednesday
8th July 2009. We would like to extend an invitation to ex QOH members to come
and join us to promote and celebrate the magnificent military history of the
British Army in the company of friends.
Contact Dagger on 07949 656577 or e mail via the button below for more details.
22/06/2009
Peter 'Pedro' Gough: I have had a request from
an ex Gunnery school Warrant Officer, Fred Coxford, (ex 15/19th Hussar) who is
trying to locate Martin Hindson (ex RSM), with a view to getting in contact with
him, they served together at the Hohne Gunnery Wing. If anyone knows his contact
details could they kindly pass them onto Fred via the e mail address button
below please? Thanks. Pete Gough (Pedro)
22/06/2009
Jeff Juice: Re, Robin (Bruffy) Brough served
circa 70 - 75. Looking to contact Robin, trained with him at Catterick
late 1969, grateful if anyone could help.
10/06/2009
Wally 'Milky' Bailey: Hi there anybody know
where Percy Perry is, I would like to hear from him, or anyone who knew me,
yours 'Milky' Bailey
30/05/2009
Sam Shanks: Hi there everyone could you please
pass my details on to everyone from C Sqn / HQ Sqn Q O H / Q R H from 89 / 95,
Sam Shanks e mail me via the button, many thanks.
26/05/2009
Robert M. Crone-Massey: Attached is a
7th Hussars photograph I would like submitted to the regimental website. My
Uncle, Trooper David J. Crone, of Londonderry N. Ireland; originally a remount
rider for the regiment was one of the first trained to drive a tank. He was the
tank driver of Major David Younger, B Squadron Leader. He is seated with a
friend of his whom I believe is Trooper Doyle. Both were killed in action at
Sidi Rezegh, 21 November 1941 and are buried at the British War Memorial Cemetry
at Halfya Sollum in Egypt.
12/05/2009
Andy Latham: Trunkie Howard on Parade in the
sky. Sir we will miss you. Town Crier of Rugby & Lady Latham. Andy & Alison
Latham. I invite any QOH who wish to lift a glass to Trunkie Howard to join me
at The Three Horse Shoes, High Street, Rugby on Saturday 11th April 2009 at
1300hrs.
Contact Andy Latham on Mob: 07788 771481
01/04/2009
Nicholas Giles: I am looking for any
information/reminiscences/photographs from anyone who knew my late
father Horace Giles (known as Jim). He served in the 7th Hussars
from October 1931 to February 1938. The photo of him on
horseback looks like a posed, professional shot and I am guessing it
was taken at the Cavalry barracks, Hounslow but am not sure. The
group photo shows him sitting second from the left, in what appears
to be some kind of show or concert party outfit. It may have been
taken in the UK up to September 1935, after which he served in Egypt
until February 1938.
Does anyone recognise the officer or any others in the group and
know where and when it was taken. I will be grateful for any
information received.
26/03/2009
Len Rogers: SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT THE
PASSING AWAY OF TRUNKIE HOWARD. I HAVE FOND MEMORIES OF TRUNKIE WHEN
HE WAS RQMS AT MARESFIELD, RSM IN HOHNE WHEN THE REGIMENT MOVED TO
GERMANY IN 1970 AND WHEN I WORKED FOR HIM WHEN HE TOOK OVER AS QM(T).
CONDOLENCES TO HIS FAMILY FROM LEN AND SUE ROGERS
24/03/2009
Frank Chambers: I have just arrived
home from Weymouth and while I was down there got to find out that 'Trunky'
Howard had passed away. His funeral is at St Peter's Church.
Norton, at 1300hrs on Wed 25th March 2009. Would be grateful if you
could let as many old comrades know, if possible through your Web
site.
21/03/2009
Vicki Morton: My
name is Vicki Morton, I was born in October 1976, at the Tidworth
Military Hospital. I am trying to find out basically where I come from,
all my life I knew I was different from my other siblings. To cut a long
story short my Father ( the one I knew) was BARRY EDWARD MORTON who
served in the Queens Hussars as a Tank Gunner, obviously before I was
born and I guess after, passed away last June 2008, before he passed
away, I found him ( I hadn't seen him since I was 9 years old) he told
me he was not my Father, ( I guessed I wasn't from a young age) All I
know is that he and my mother (Jenny Morton nee Winterton, well I think
she is, but still there are lies surrounding my whole existence) lived
in Germany just before I was born in Tidworth. Can anyone out there help
me???? I just want to know who I am and where I come from.......PLEASE
XXX
20/03/2009
Brian Pennington: Hello
David, I would be most grateful if you could put the following announcement
on the Web Site. A re-union of QOH Band members is being organised in
Warwick on Saturday the 27th of June 2009.
The majority of those attending
will be from the years--1957 to 1970-- but any ex Band member will be most
welcome. If you require any further information please contact me via the
button below. The get together will be centred at the Regimental Museum in
Warwick commencing at around 1100 with ex band members coming from as far
afield as Chicago U.S.A. I hope that we can reach one or two more of our old
friends who would be interested and can make the venue. I reserved a private
meeting room in a local hotel (3 minutes walk from the QOH Museum). They
will serve us a meal there and also any liquid refreshment we may require.
They also do B&B if anyone wanted to stay the night, we will just have to
let them know if someone wants to book a room well in advance. There is a
very nice Tea Room within the Museum complex called The Brethrens Kitchen
and the plan is to meet in the Tea Room for Tea or Coffee at around 1100
having had a chat with the proprietor he has agreed to group a couple of
tables together for us so we can all be cosy. A tour of the museum would be
next on the agenda which would only take around 45 minutes for those who
fancy it. After that we could all retire to the Rose and Crown Hotel for a
meal and a good old natter. It should be a good day out and I just hope
everyone can make it.
Many thanks for any help you can give us. Kind regards Brian Pennington.
15/03/2009
Ray Davis: Trawling
through the internet I found this link which may be of interest to members.
Shows some old and new pictures of Detmold (see Photo's Page). Interesting
site.
This is the home page:
http://baor-locations.com/Home.aspx
This is Hobart specific:
http://baor-locations.com/hobartbks.aspx
Just a few of the "old Place" I came across. Going out hopefuly June/July.
Get some up to date pics. Keep up the good work. regards, Ray
Davis
15/03/2009
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15/03/2009
Frank R. Samas: I
was assigned to the US Berlin Brigade, Company "F" 40th Armor from Jan
65 until Oct 66 and would like to hear from anyone who was assigned to
'A' Squadron in Berlin during this period. Your unit Boxing team won the
BAOR championship and went to London for the Army championship, but
lost. Some Americans accompanied the team since we saw your team win in
Berlin and BAOR event.
15/03/2009
Colin Campbell: Hi
all sad news about Ron Trusler, Great guy who made a young guy fall
about laughing when I first joined A Squadron on exercise. He was
pulling a Conqueror across the tank park with a piece of rope. My
thoughts are with his family God Bless.
05/03/2009
Dave Ashford: Can
anyone advise me on the where about’s of Billy Farncombe, last known
location was Litchfield, also Chunky and Steve Briggs, any info greatly
appreciated.
04/03/2009
Mick 'Dobbo' Dobson: I'm
trying to contact Chris & Diane Pritchard, I would be ever so grateful
if someone could put me in touch or let them know
I'm looking for them. Thanks for your help, Dobbo.
01/03/2009
James & Simone Haworth:
I'm helping somebody to find an old friend Cpl Ross McKeown who was a
member of QRH stationed in Fallingbostal, Germany up until approximately
1994-1995
16/02/2009
Angela Cotgrave: I am
looking for Alan 'Aggie' Hunt who served with my brother in A Squadron,
Hohne in the early 70s. I know that Aggie took a commission. My brother
would dearly love to hear from Aggie.
06/02/2009
John 'Jock' Wallace: Hi all,
just wanted to say hi to anyone who remembers me , left the regiment in
'86 now working as a Civil Servant Paint Sprayer , painting you guessed
it, Tanks in Bovington, talk about money for old rope , was sad to hear
about 'Sinky' and 'Kipper', they were great guys, any way take
care all , Jock Wallace.
31/01/2009
Dick Mather: New Years
Greetings and Good Luck during 2009 to All. For those of you who
have been a little backward at coming forward, don't forget that there
are three Troops in the Midlands each waiting to greet you and renew
old, or not so old, friendships.
06/01/2009
Paul 'Eddie' Yeates: I
would like to wish everybody a happy new year.
01/01/2009
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