Author of ‘Fighting Through to Hitler’s Germany’, ‘A Battalion in Burma’ and ‘The Malayan Emergency: The Crucial Years.’
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Ken served with 15 Platoon, ‘C’ Company of 1st Suffolk Regiment and is now the only known Suffolk Regiment D-Day veteran.
📸 Alan Hamer, via Rochdale Borough Council
Ken served with 15 Platoon, ‘C’ Company of 1st Suffolk Regiment and is now the only known Suffolk Regiment D-Day veteran.
📸 Alan Hamer, via Rochdale Borough Council
Brian Dilley left us just before Christmas. A really lovely man he served in Malaya 1950-52. A stalwart of the Hemel Branch of the Old Comrades Association, he will be greatly missed.
Our National Servicemen are leaving us rapidly now.
Brian Dilley left us just before Christmas. A really lovely man he served in Malaya 1950-52. A stalwart of the Hemel Branch of the Old Comrades Association, he will be greatly missed.
Our National Servicemen are leaving us rapidly now.
The subject is Corporal Don ‘Spitter’ Mowle who had enlisted into the Suffolk Regiment in 1935. He’d already served with 2nd Bn in Burma, then with 1st Bn in NW Europe…..(1/2)
The subject is Corporal Don ‘Spitter’ Mowle who had enlisted into the Suffolk Regiment in 1935. He’d already served with 2nd Bn in Burma, then with 1st Bn in NW Europe…..(1/2)
Thanks to Mark Howard for sharing this. His father is the fine moustached Denis Howard pictured.
Thanks to Mark Howard for sharing this. His father is the fine moustached Denis Howard pictured.
I write about the history of the Suffolk Regiment (1685-1959). Two books published so far on their WW2 service (NW Europe and Burma) and another on their post-war service in…..
I write about the history of the Suffolk Regiment (1685-1959). Two books published so far on their WW2 service (NW Europe and Burma) and another on their post-war service in…..
Do you know how long the Suffolk Yeomanry retained their Archer’s after the war? This photo has cropped up online taken at Lowestoft in (I am guessing) 1949-52, showing 358 Battery (as they were then designated) with an Archer. Any help gratefully appreciated!
Do you know how long the Suffolk Yeomanry retained their Archer’s after the war? This photo has cropped up online taken at Lowestoft in (I am guessing) 1949-52, showing 358 Battery (as they were then designated) with an Archer. Any help gratefully appreciated!
I would also appreciate greatly if you could share this with others.
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A companion volume to my first book on their counterparts who fought in Europe, it will be published in May by @penandswordbooks.bsky.social
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A companion volume to my first book on their counterparts who fought in Europe, it will be published in May by @penandswordbooks.bsky.social
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Farewell old chum.
Farewell old chum.
I have now made it through to the new position okay and I’m hoping to find all my chums from our old position here in due course.
Please follow me for interesting snippets of Suffolk Regiment history and updates on my books on its campaigns.
Thanks👍
I have now made it through to the new position okay and I’m hoping to find all my chums from our old position here in due course.
Please follow me for interesting snippets of Suffolk Regiment history and updates on my books on its campaigns.
Thanks👍