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It contains unit dairies, war stories, casualties and roll call including photos of then-serving personnel and scenes from their time in France which my nephew, Philip Tardif, has been able to gather from the relatives of those who served. I would be most appreciative if there is anyone who has any detail of the NIH in WWI, who would be willing to make this available. We are especially interested in photos to supplement those already on the site.
Anyone who is able to assist could get in touch with me or directly with Philip at philliptardif taniaparkes. M HAMM. Are there any records of prisoners anywhere? From: Dan Lyon e-mail: danlyon globalnet. Another website has the same information but shows him as a Private, which I very much doubt could have been the case. I would like to know a little more about a the Native Barotse Regiment : was it the same as the Rhodesia Native Regiment? What was it involved in up to December in general, and in early December in particular?
I would be very grateful for whatever help you can give, either about his military career or indeed about his civilian life - residence, occupation, marriage, children. Of course, if anyone has a studio portrait photograph of him! Latter Grothaus Heinrich Christiaan W. It is my understanding he retired from the SA military as a Colonel. From: Stephen Bowker e-mail: stephenbowker telkomsa. Their aircraft, a Boston of 24 Squadron was damaged when another aircraft collided with them. Their plane had to peel off and leave the formation.
Unfortunately a German fighter was lurking around and shot them down. My Dad and this gentleman were fortunate enough to bail out but the pilot and observer died in the impending crash. From: Derek Turner e-mail: hardeepturner googlemail. Unfortunately all I have left of him are his medals MC and various campaign medals.
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I would love to know more about his history. I know that he was taken by Rommel after Tobruk, but have no idea to which camp he was sent, or indeed of much else. Any help would be appreciated, including any reference pointers or former comrades reminiscences. From: Iain Wilkinson e-mail: iain wilkinsonclan. I am writing the history of the Oldham Volunteers and also their role in the Anglo-Boer war. They were attached to the 1st Manchester Regiment and took part in the Battle of Bergendal.
From: Mark Scott e-mail: mark tags. This person is my great grandfather and Lyn Wood would be able to help me with certain genealogy issues I have. I am trying to track down the location of the transit camp the men were held in on the Peloponnese following this tragedy. From: Bruce de Saxe e-mail: fairland mweb. If anyone has any info, pics, stories etc pertaining to this squadron or any of its crew members I would really appreciate hearing from you. I know alot of the basic info that is out there now but if anyone knows anything new I would be glad to hear from them.
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It's been 10 years since my last message on this notice board see below and due to email change I may not of heard from you before. I would welcome any details or contact from anyone who feels they may have a connection to him. Regards Vicky House, England. Date: Tue, 7 Dec Deed on 3rd July at Ulundi, Zululand along with Capt. Beresford saved a NCO's life. In thebook by Ian S.
Uys it says that in Edmund is recorded at being a Trooper under Capt. Heany at a Pioneer Coloumn in Mashonaland, Rhodesia. All six men died and their bodies were laid to rest in the local cemetery. At that time, only five crew member was positively identified by the German authorities. The local Belgian people paid tribute to the airmen's sacrifices, flowers were laid on their graves and crosses erected.
After the war all six of the bodies were identified, and they are now at the Commonwealth War Cemetery of Heverlee, Belgium. A thin ground fog hampered the accurate aiming for the bombing load. Beside that, they were attacked by several German night fighters.
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It is highly probable that the plane broke apart. I do not need specifics on personnel, but a clear indication of the fact and numbers involved will assist me a great deal. More detail will be welcome as well. I have compiled a nominal roll and have various bits of information from War Diaries etc.
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Officers Commanding e. Cols Harvey, Bouwer, Brink, Armstrong , names, dates, photos etc. His name was Ashley Murgatroyd. I'm not sure if he was in the South African army or perhaps from the UK. From: Bruce Cherry e-mail: d. If any one has either information or suggestions of where I might find such I would be very pleased to hear from them. From: Peter R Dreyer e-mail: prdreyer embarqmail. We have a photograph of him as one of the men lining the route at the victory parade in Tripoli in January as Churchill, Montgomery, and Alexander drive past in an open car.
At some point--it may have been in Sicily--he suffered minor wounds. I know little of his military service and would very much like to know more. From: Joan Bailie e-mail: stevebailie webmail. I met some members of the Senekal family many years ago in Senekal.
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I would like to obtain information on his family-tree and also of his descendants. If possible I would like to make contact with any living descendants of his. Any information would be most appreciated. I am working on the subject about Mayotte during the second world war. I had informations from the R. From: Kathy Gatenby e-mail: kathy. Information required in respect to a book being written on a soldier who fought, and survived, this battle.
From: Dr Mauro Almaviva e-mail: mauro realnet. Date posted: 12th November While hiking on Sondeza Range in Northern Swaziland close to South Africa border, we came across a block of melted lead with bullets and cartridges incorporated within. It was in the middle of a bush forest without signs of human presence. We believed that, during preparation of bullets, an unwanted fire somehow melted the lead and cartridges and bullets.
The bullets are about 1.
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Although not experts, we think that these are old rifle's bullets and cartridges it was gold mining area at the end of 19th Century. We would like to know if there are weapon history experts who, sending pictures of bullets and of remaining of cartridges with size markers next to them can tell us which type of rifle was and possibly the period? I am a retired U. I hold a Ph. In addition to over published articles and book reviews, I have written or edited six books.
I am now compiling a comprehensive bibliography of the Anglo-Zulu War, and have completed over pages so far. Many members of the South African Military History Society are experts and very knowledgeable in this field. My goal is to compile the most comprehensive and useful Zulu War bibliography as possible, and I want to highlight the contributions of the British Army and "colonial" soldiers involved, and include books and journal articles written in South Africa and by South African historians.
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I would be grateful, and will acknowledge by name in writing in this book, the excellent assistance and any information one can provide. Thank you. Raugh, Jr. Lieutenant Colonel, U. Army Ret. From: Dick de Scally e-mail: descally quicknet. He died in Benoni in In he ended up in Europe where he married a girl from Holland, my grandmother. One of them is my grandfather Thomas de Scally from Klerksdorp and the other one is a certain Willie Klesse of Lydenburg. In Thomas de Scally went back to South Africa.
His wife had passed away in the meantime and his son, my father was left with his maternal grandparents. Any information will be gratefully acknowledged. From: William Gould e-mail: williamgould hotmail. He came from Rondebosch, lived in Sandown Road. From: John Hart e-mail: Hartj ukzn. Does anyone know of any references concerning this topic?
From: Marilyn Honikman e-mail: marilyn. Alexander Pebble Stone No. Alexander Stone from No. His nickname was Pebble.