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Old 02-10-08, 22:44
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Default Royal Artillery site

I have opened an artillery site about allied units that fought in the Netherlands in 1944-1945.

Any information or documentation would be most welcome

www.royalartilleryunitsnetherlands1944-1945.com
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Old 09-10-08, 23:58
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A number of updates
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Old 21-01-09, 14:24
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Old 21-01-09, 22:25
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Hello Philp,

The site looks good so far. Do you have any plans to scan the Regimental histories and make then available on you site as pdf files or another format?

John
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Old 22-01-09, 13:17
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No, John I will stick to the parts that took place in the netherlands, scanning the Regt Histories, would take a lot of time,and will cover the whole period. And I still have loads of information lying around to put on the site, and still have to visit the MA in Kew for lots more WDs
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Old 28-01-09, 16:56
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Hi Philp,

Nice start!!!

Let me know if you need any info on the 75mm Pack Howitzers, as I have some of these guns and ammo, and stuff about The Light regiment RA. and 321st Glider Arty.





Greetz,

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Old 30-01-09, 14:27
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Here´s a pic of Lex and his mount charging down the highway!

http://flickr.com/photos/42057291@N00/1419575156/

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Old 30-01-09, 20:50
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Thanks for your offer Lex have send you a PM
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Old 30-01-09, 23:40
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Very nice site Philp. You are welcome to use any of the information on my site if you wish. If I can be of any help to you just let me know.

http://www.ra39-45.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/
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Old 31-01-09, 09:52
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Thanks for that Derek, may I say that your site is a very,very good site, which is very useful when checking for units and information
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Old 16-02-09, 12:05
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Default 112 th. Wessex Field Regiment

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Any information or documentation would be most welcome
Dear sir,
I have a book on the 112 field regiment published in1997 isbn no. 0-9532019-0-2 . It was given to me by Bdr. Ron Barber, the carrier driver for the FOO. I f you would like any info from it please ask.
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Old 26-02-09, 21:49
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Hello John

I have the book and I am also mentioned in it on page 15 bottom, any info about Dvr Ron Barber would be most welcome
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Old 26-02-09, 22:08
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Hello John

I have the book and I am also mentioned in it on page 15 bottom, any info about Dvr Ron Barber would be most welcome
Ron Barber has a neice living in my village. I will ask her if she has any info. I have a letter from Ron saying that his carrier was called "D" Dog.He also gave me a picture of it carrying a horse shoe on the front. This horseshoe was tacked over the door of his garden shed post war.He was also a fair artist and had a sketchbook of his travels through NW Europe. Sadly on his death they dissapeared. But I will see Anthea and find out more. John

I have found a picture of Ron and his carrier and a letter from him,
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Old 05-07-09, 22:50
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Default 112 Fd Regt, 43 Wessex Division at Nijmegen?

Who can tell me about the actions of the 477 Fd Bty 112 Fd Regt, 43 Wessex Division near Nijmegen and Lent in September 1944?

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