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The End of the Tunisian Affair

Jock foresaw that that would be the next target, and made straight for the wall, broke through, and...

The Lord is My Shepherd: 12th KRRC in Holland

The 12th KRRC were in Opheusen, Holland, October 1944, carrying out a 6-man night patrol reccy. Words put...

Auchwitz British Prisoners of War

My Father .. he is still alive 87 years old. must be the last British POW to held captive in the German...

The Spying Game

At this time it was suspected there were still a few German stragglers – the French had spotted a...

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Memories of a Desert Rat by Albert Newton

Albert told Chris Comer, from Stockport libraries, about his rescue of the crew from a heavily armoured...

Six years with the Royal Army Service Corpsicon for Story with photo

When D-Day finally arrived Ernie was to drive a Rhino fuel vehicle ashore on Gold Beach... Following D-Day,...

The War's Nearly Overicon for Story with photo

Another message says that 'This is the lake in Hamburg that I told you looked so lovely when the sun...

Studying in the Army

The course I was taking in the army was run by the National Council of Labour Colleges... In 1909 the...

A Realised My Childhood Ambitions

Between the ages of 11 and 14 I swam in all the school swimming galas and met a number of notable swimmers:...

R.D.B

I was the instigator of Operation Portals, which stands for “Presenting Old Railway Tickets at London...

Invalided Out in London

George, who had been at Singapore when the Japs invaded, Peter a second mate from the Merchant Navy Malta...

Edgar Downs a Dorniericon for Story with photo

I had to edit them most carefully as mother would often relate the activities of Edgar's wife Poppy and...

Turkey for Dinner

I remember that every Christmas we were promised a turkey dinner, but no turkey dinner ever arrived!...

Snippets from My War Service

These are a couple of extracts from an oral tape Eric Ellis recorded for the RH7 History Group Memory Bank,...

D Plus One

The truck was backed in and these young French lads helped my men get the bodies on to the ground... The...

RAPC Readingicon for Story with photo

The area was vital and raiders and flying bombs were around, and on one occasion a lone raider made our...

British Army in Ballymena

Two soldiers were billeted in the garage to man the pumps 24 hours a day for the convoys of army vehicles...

Husband Lost at Tobruk

My other son the twin boy ended up chairman and complete charge of a computing firm in Melbourne... Their...

World War Two

It was later discovered that three German battalions with machine guns, mortars and artillery occupied the...

Painting Tanks Used During the Ardennes Campaign

It was a team of American engineers with electric welding equipment and they were going to weld steel bars...

Miracle in Algiers, 1944

One such, a Pole, was sent to Brigadier Rabino in his capacity as Banking and Currency Adviser, British...

What did you eat in the War, Daddy?icon for Story with photo

Our rations then changed dramatically for the better and we were to learn the delights of Spam, tasty Meat...

Exploring Algeria 1944: The Scorpion Charmericon for Story with photo

After leaving Temelhat we reached a lake or 'Chott' about a mile long - beautifully clear water....

Singapore 1945

We listened as Kathryn Grayson sang ‘Daybreak’, and a more appropriate song to describe our...

Belsen

There were about 13,000 un buried corpses How we the british army foreward command heard about the camp...

SERVING IN ENGLAND

I was born in Town Green, Wymondham in 1914 and was a twenty-six year old painter and decorator at the...

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