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jim hardicre
03:55 AM on July 01, 2010
hi john if you look on my facebook jimhardicre you will see 40 photos
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jim hardicre
03:38 AM on July 01, 2010
John Wharton says...
In reply to Frank Ogden's post. Frank just like you, my memory is failing! But, Ben Everett & I got made up to L/sgt the same day. Was attached to No2 company in Northern Ireland & Sharjah. Not sure if I remember you, the name sounds very familiar, also thoght that it was Jim Hardy not Hardicre. Please drop me a line @ j.wharton@shaw.ca.
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Sgt Robbo
06:06 AM on June 19, 2010
Hey John mate, where did you go from the Depot, I was in Sgt Pete Smiths Squad in training, Feb 58 was you in Brownies Squad, my number ends in 58, so we must be close at the Depot I ended up as everyone knew me as Sgt Robbo P.T.I.
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Sgt Robbo
05:58 AM on June 19, 2010
JOHN BULLOCK 23509421 says...
MY FIRST VISIT TO THE SITE,WELL DONE WILL LOOK FORWARD TO FUTURE VISITS
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A. Robinson
05:44 AM on June 19, 2010
John Coptstake (Choppy) is looking for Fred Wright, who we both served with, I qnoticed that there is a F. Wright on the your Members Roll, Fred, if you are the same Gren, please get in touch with me, and I will give you Choppy's details
Sgt Robbo
Sgt Robbo
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John Wharton
01:24 PM on April 27, 2010
In reply to Frank Ogden's post. Frank just like you, my memory is failing! But, Ben Everett & I got made up to L/sgt the same day. Was attached to No2 company in Northern Ireland & Sharjah. Not sure if I remember you, the name sounds very familiar, also thoght that it was Jim Hardy not Hardicre. Please drop me a line @ j.wharton@shaw.ca.
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John Wharton
01:17 PM on April 27, 2010
frank ogden says...
Hi just looking at your site, good photos i now a few of the people shown Jimmy Hardicre Ben Everett plus a few on the 432 and the bedford truck but have a name block. I served in the 2bn gren guards 24076368 ,if anyone remembers me please drop me an e mail.
good site will now take a look more often.
Regards frank Ogden
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Sarah Gould
06:40 PM on March 01, 2010
Bill Coles, who lost his arm was my Mother's brother. His mother was Edith Maria Ash (died 1937) and his father was Francis Coles (died 1947) of Bath, England. My mother was Mary Ann and his sister was Ivy. My Mother always told me that he lost his arm at Dieppe. I'm a Canadian born to Mary Ann Coles and Allan Murray of the Newfoundland Squadron of the RAF. My mother, Ann and Aunt Ivy died a few years after your father. My father, Allan, is still alive. Ray, you have a Canadian family that would very much like to hear from you. We are currently researching our background.
Ray Coles says...
Maybe, my Father Sergeant WH Coles King's Co. 1st Batt Guards Armoured Division lost his arm in a (grenade?) attack by Fallschirmjager on his Carrier in Normandy on the 9th or 10th of August 1944 during a recce. My mother told me that he was accompanied by a Sergeant Twelvetrees from the Isles of Scilly. My Father often wondered what happened to him