Royal Artillery in the Second World War 1939-1945 - The Wartime Memories Project -

Royal Artillery

   3rd Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 3rd Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at North Shields and they were designated to protect shipping in the Tyne area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   4th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 4th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at Southport and they were designated to protect shipping in the Mersey area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   23rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 60/100th Battery and 89/90th Battery, when the war broke out on 3rd September 1939. Tthey were stationed in England, with RHQ and two Batteries at Topsham Barracks, Exeter, and two Batteries at Bristol, having returned from India in 1935. Immediately on the declaration, the Regiment was mobilised on a two-Battery basis at Topsham, and very soon came under Command 3rd Division. This formation was ready for war at the end of the month.
Since then, the Regiments travels have taken them to places as far apart as Abberville in France, and Algiers, to Tripoli and Trieste. The number of countries served in is only equalled under the number of nationalities they have supported. Pole, American, French, Senegalese, Ghoums, Gurkhas, New Zealanders, South Africans and Canadians. But this exhaustive list is almost eclipsed by the number of different insignias that had been painted on the regimental transport which reached an all time record in the first winter of the Italian campaign, when some trucks sported First, Fifth and Eight Army signs, until General Leese saw them.
The Original Regiment had to surrender when surrounded by German Forces at St Valery having failed to reach Dunkirk. Only 1 officer and about 10 other ranks got back to England and a new unit was formed around them. Amongst the new recruits were some POW escapees who had made it home from prison camps in Europe. They fought with distinction in North Africa and Italy.

   The 7th Dorsets were renamed the 94th and 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery and were equipped with 25 pounder guns. In 1945 they supported the 4th and 5th Dorsets as they crossed the Rhine by assault craft

   4th (City of Aberdeen) Battalion, Gordon Highlanders were deployed to France with the BEF. In 1940 having advanced into Belgium, the 4th Battalion along with the 6th Battalion were forced to retreat to Dunkirk and were evacuated to England. On the 1st of November 1941 4th Battalion was converted to an Artillery Regiment, becoming the 92nd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery, in 9th Armoured Division. They were employed on home defence duties.

   The 8th (City of Aberdeen) Battalion Gordon Highlanders converted to artillery, becoming the 100th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery. They were deployed to Burma with the 2nd Infantry Division.

   12th Battalion, Kings Liverpool Regiment was re-formed in July 1940, they were engaged in home defence duties in Britain. In November 1941 they transferred to the Royal Artillery and became 101st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery.

   14th Battalion, Kings Liverpool Regiment was reformed on the Isle of Man in October 1940 and took on duties on the island. In February 1942 they transferred to the Royal Artillery, and became 184th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery

   The 9th Battalion, Kings Own Royal (Lancaster) Regiment was formed in 1940 as a pioneer battalion for hostilities-only. They served with the British Expeditionary Force as GHQ (General Headquarters) troops during the 1940 campaign in both France and Belgium. After being evacuated at Dunkirk, they served in 47th (Reserve) Infantry Division in the United Kingdom until December 1941. The battalion was then transferred to the Royal Artillery and was converted into the 90th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery and served with the 45th Division from February 1942 until November 1943 when it was disbanded.


The Maritime Royal Artillery had its beginnings in the early part of the war when the Admiralty requested the Regiment to provide 500, 2 man LMG teams for embarking on merchant coasters. Taking with them either Lewis or Bren guns, they were to provide AA defence for the vessels. With the increase in severity of attacks on shipping, the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA was formed in 1941.
There were initially 3 LMG Regts each with 2 Batterys and 1 Regt of 1 Battery of Bofors 40mm. Port detachments were formed to find pools of trained LMG gunners who could be embarked as required. The LMGs were supplemented with Hotchkiss guns and eventually mostly replaced by Oerlikons and Bofors. There was no higher formation, each CO reporting direct to RA6 at the War Office. In Sept 42 a gunner Brigadier was appointed as commander. By the end of the year Batterys and Troops were operating independently and in Jan 43 the regiment was re-titled Maritime Royal Artillery.

   60th Searchlight Regiment, a Territorial unit, was formed by the redesignation of 9th Battalion Middlesex Regiment in 1938. They were mobilsed in August 1939, just before war broke out as part of 40th Anti-Aircraft Brigade, 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division, tasked with providing anti-aircraft defences for the area north of London. In August 1940, all the Territorial Anti Aircraft units became part of the Royal Artillery, owever, the regiment continued to wear its Middlesex cap badge and buttons, with RA collar badges. At the height of the Battle of Britain regiment was transferred to 41st (London) Anti-Aircraft Brigade, 2nd Anti-Aircraft Division which was responsible for defending the Airfields in East Anglia.

   1st Heavy Anti-Aircaft Regiment, Royal Artillery were active in the defence of Great Britain including London, Dundee, Belfast and in the Midlands with 11th Anti-Aircraft Division. They went overseas in July 1943 as part of the Invasion force for Scilly and Italy, fighting their way north with their 3.7" mobile AA guns mainly being used as field artillery. They saw action at Cassino as part of the Indian Division. In the last months of the war they retrained on 25Pdrs mounted on the Sherman Chassis but did not take these into action.

   1st Regiment Royal Horse Artillery was formed on the 1st of May 1938 by the renaming of 1st Brigade Royal Horse Artillery. They went to France in 1940, B/O Battery served with 51st (Highland) Infantry Division and saw action at St Valery where the survivors were captured. Survivors of A/E Battery made it back to Britain after the Battle of Dunkirk and the regiment reformed in Wales. They saw action in the North African Desert Campaign from October 1940. In February 1942 O Battery left it to join 6th RHA, and 1st RHA was re-organised as A, B and E batteries. They were in action as part of 7th Armoured Division at Gazala, during the Siege of Tobruk and with 10th Armoured Division at El Alamein. The Regiment was then withdrawn to refit then served in in Syria, Palestine and the Suez Canal Zone. In May 1944 they landed at Taranto in Italy from Palestine saw action during the Italian Campaign until the end of war.

   The 1st Airlanding Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery was formed on the 23rd March 1945, it was part of 1st Airborne Division and was made up of the 1st, 2nd and 5th Airlanding Anti-Tank Batteries each armed with three troops of 6 pounder anti-tank guns and two troops of 17 pounder anti-tank guns. They saw action during the liberation of Norway. The 2nd and 5th Batteries were disbanded in August 1945, whilst the 1st Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery was disbanded in March 1946.

   1st Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 1st Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at Loch Winnoch and they were designated to protect shipping in the Clyde area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   2nd Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 2nd Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at Leslie and they were designated to protect shipping in the Forth area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   CC Battery, Royal Horse Artillery was formed in November 1940 with a core from the remaining men of G and K Batteries, who had been rescued after the fall of France. They saw action in the Middle East, North Africa, Italy and North West Europe. The battery was disbanded in November 1946.

   8th Survey Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed at Heytesbury in February 1941. They saw action in North Africa and Italy providing flash-spotting, sound-ranging, target acquisition and surveying of gun lines. The regiment was disbanded in December 1945.

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   5th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 5th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at Shoeburyness and they were designated to protect shipping in the Thames area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   6th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was established in March 1943 by the reorganisation of the Maritime Royal Artillery, which had been formed on the 1st of November 1942 by renaming the Maritime Anti-Aircraft Royal Artillery, which had previously been formed from the Bren Gun Scheme, Port Gunners and Coastal Shuttle Service on the 6th of May 1941. On 3rd of September 1939 Germany had declared that all British merchant vessels would be treated as warships, in response the ships had been armed and these guns manned by gunners of the Royal Navy and Royal Artillery. The HQ of 5th Maritime Regiment, Royal Artillery was at Thornbury and they were designated to protect shipping in the Severn area, sailing on all types of vessels.

   5th Regiment Royal Horse Artillery went to France, with 3 Corps in 1940, they were in action during the Fall of France. The regiment was partially evacuated and reorganised into three Batteries in the UK with CC Battery being created from G and K Batteries. After a time in the UK they sailed to the Middle East to join 8th Armoured Division and supported 1st Army Tank Brigade until the end of August 1942 from El Alamein to Libya and Tunisia. They joined 7th Armoured Brigade and were re-equipped in November 1942. They moved to Italy in September 1943 then returned to the UK in January, 1944 to be re-equipped with Sexton Self-Propelled Guns. They saw action supporting 22nd Armoured Brigade across North Western Europe and took part in the Victory Parade through Berlin in July 1945. Today the regiment is named 5th Regiment, Royal Artillery

   No.2 Super Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery went to France with II Corps. Their two guns, both veterans of the Great War, were lost in the retreat to Dunkirk as they were too heavy to be moved swiftly.

   2nd Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Battery. They saw action in France with the BEF in 1940 notably in the Defence of Calais. The Regimental Standard is housed at Cranborne Parish Church.

   4th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery, made up of 9/13th and 14/16th Batteries, went to France with the BEF in September 1939 and were evacuated from Dunkirk. They later saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   5th Light Anti Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Force and were in Newtonards, Northern Ireland as part of 8th (Belfast) Anti Aircraft Regiment, RA when war broke out in 1939. The Battery transferred to 9th (Londonderry) HAA Regiment in November 1939 and saw action in North Africa, but was captured at the fall of Tobruk in June 1942.

   5th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 15th/17th and 20th/21st Batteries. When war broke out they were mobilized in Edinburgh and proceeded to France as part of I Corps with the BEF. They were evacuated from the beaches of Dunkirk and reorganised in the UK, becoming part of of Eastern Command in the autumn of 1940. In late 1941 and early 1942 they were stationed at Sevenoaks and joined 1st Army Group RA on its formation on 24th of August 1942 in Scotland. They saw action in North Africa and fought through the Italian Campaign until the end of the war.

   7th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 25/26 Battery and 27/28 Battery. They saw action in North Africa, Sicily, Crete and North Western Europe. They were in Holland on VE Day then moved to Germany.

   8th Field Regiment Royal Artillery was made up of AA, V, W and X batteries. When war broke out in 1939 they were stationed in Lucknow, India with the 6th Indian Infantry Brigade. They moved to Egypt in 1940 to join Mersa Matruh Fortress Command armed with with eight 18pdrs and eight 4.5" Howitzers. In May 1941 they came under command of HQ Western Desert Force, 7th Support Group and saw action with their sixteen 25pdrs during Operation Brevity. In June they became part of Artillery Group, Escarpment Force under 22nd Guards Brigade. Later that year they served under HQ RA 8th Army, in the Western Desert. In 1942 they joined 2nd Armoured Brigade supporting 6th Indian Infantry Brigade, 4th Indian Infantry Division then transferred to 70th Infantry Division. In march 1943 they left Egypt to return to India and were assigned to 25th Indian Division and saw action in Burma.

   12th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, equipped with 18 pdrs and was stationed at Dunbar under Scottish command when war broke out in 1939. In October 1940 6/23rd and 49/91st Batteries, 12th Field Regiment were sent to man the 25 pounders of the Malta Garrison. They saw action in North Africa and in November 1943 converted to become 17th Medium Regiment

   9th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was initially made up of 19/28th, 20/76th Batteries. They saw action as part of 5th Division with the BEF in France in 1940 and also served in East Africa, India and Burma.

   9th Medium Regiment was formed in December 1940 by the conversion of 8th Battalion, Royal East Kent Regiment. Training began in Lincolnshire and the Regiment became part of 9 AGRA. They landed in Normandy in July 1944 and saw action across North Western Europe.

   10th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery saw action with the BEF during the Battle of France, also in India and Burma.

   10th (Royal Fusiliers) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1942 by the conversion of 16th Battalion, Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment) at Dover. The regiment was made up of 83rd and 84th Batteries manning 16 guns. Training began in County Durham and they joined 9th Army Group Royal Artillery. They landed in Normandy in July 1944 and saw action across North Western Europe. The Regiment was disbanded at Winsen, Germany on 15th of April 1946.

   11th (City of London Yeomanry) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of HQ Battery and 31st to 33rd and 43rd Batteries. They were based in Bunhill Road, London and were part of 56th Anti-Aircraft Brigade when war broke out in 1939. They saw action overseas during the North African and Italian campaigns.

   12th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army, at the outbreak of the Second World War they were based in West Lothian. The saw action in North Africa and Italy as Divisional Troops of 11th Armoured Division.

   13th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 89th Medium Battery and 90th Medium Battery. The Regiment was deployed to Kent on Home Defence Duties and trained for the Normandy landings in Northumberland. They saw action across North Western Europe with 3rd Army Group.

   15th (Isle of Man) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial Army unit. They served in the Middle East from November 1940 and saw action with 7th Armoured Division in North Africa, Italiy and across North West Europe.

   15th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in February 1943, made up of 124th and 125th Batteries and served with 2nd Canadian AGRA. They saw action across North Western Europe with 21st Army Group. The Regiment was converted to Infantry in December 1944.

   16th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery served in France with the BEF as part of 2nd Division. They were evacuated through Dunkirk and re-equipped in Britain, being deployed to Yorkshire on Home Defence duties. They saw action in Burma and India from 1942 onwards.

   16th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed from Coast Defence Gunners. They joined 9 Army Group Royal Artillery in June 1943. The regiment was disbanded with HQ and 426th Battery transferring to 107th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery in March 1944.

   17 Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 50th and 96th Batteries. They saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   21st Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery consisted of 171 and 914 Batteries, they went to France with the BEF and were evacuated from Dunkirk. They re-equipped and were deployed on Home Defence Duties in the UK before landing in Normandy and serving across North Western Europe with Guards Armoured Division.

   21st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery were based at Shoeburyness as part of Thames Fire Command at the outbreak of the Second World War.

   24th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery saw action in France, Sicily and Italy during the Second World War.

   25th Field Regiment Royal Artillery saw action across North Western Europe.

   25th Medium and Heavy Training Regiment, Royal Artillery were based at Blackdown.

   26th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit made up of 114th, 115th and 116th Batteries. Their home based was in Derby and when war broke out in 1939 they were part of West Riding Area, Northern Command.

   29th (Kent) Searchlight Regiment was a Territorial unit which was part of Royal Engineers until August 1940 when it transferred to the Royal Artillery and the companies were renamed batteries. They saw action during the Battle of Britain when they were based in South East England. They remained on Home Defence duties until January 1945 when they converted to infantry and were redesignated 631st (Kent) Infantry Regiment, Royal Artillery. They went to North Western Europe in April 1945.

   31st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery served with 4th Indian Division from August 1940 onwards and served in East and North Africa, Italy, Cyprus and Greece.

   32nd Field Artillery Regiment went to France with the British Expeditionary Force and were evacuated through Dunkirk. They reformed in Lancashire and saw action in the Middle East and North Africa.

   34th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit with its HQ in Swansea. When war broke out in 1939 they were serving as part of Welsh Area, Western Command. In late 1942 they went to Egypt and then joined 8th Army in North Africa. They transferred to Italy in late December 1943 with 25th AA Brigade.

   35th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery a Territorial unit formed at Oxford on the 2nd Sept 1939 with five batteries, specifically for the defence of RAF airfields. By mid 1940 the regiment had been to reduced to three batteries, 78th, 89th and 144th. They embarked for the Middle East in late 1941 but were diverted to Singapore

   44th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery served in Home Defence in the UK and proceeded to India, they saw action in Burma.

   45th Light Anti-Aircraft, Royal Artillery was based in Crewe defending industrial targets during 1940 and 41. In late 1942 they were sent to North Africa and went on to see action in Italy in 1944 they returned to Britain and retrained as infantry, they were re-designated 603 Infantry Regiment, Royal Artillery.

   50th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery trained in Wales and saw action in North Africa.

   51st Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery went to France with the BEF equipped with 6" Howitzers. They saw action in the Battle of France and were evacuated via Cherburg. They took up a defensive role manning coastal guns under Western Command during the Battle of Britain. They were re-equipped and sent to Egypt in late 1942. They saw action in Italy and North Western Europe.

   54th Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed by the conversion of 5th Battalion, Durham Light Infantry, it was a territorial unit which served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade. It consisted of HQ, 411th, 412th and 413th Searchlight Batteries based at Stockton-on-Tees. They were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war and later transferred to 31st (North Midland) Anti-Aircraft Brigade protecting West Yorkshire.

   85th (Tees) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Heavy AA unit formed in 1938, with the HQ at the Drill Hall on Stockton Road, Middlesbrough. At the outbreak of the Second World War the regiment consisted of 174th (1st North Riding) AA Battery, 175th (2nd North Riding) AA Battery both based in Middlesbrough and 220th (County Durham) AA Battery based at West Hartlepool. The Regiment served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade. They were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war until November when they left the brigade to mobilise for overseas service. They joined the British Expeditionary Force in France in April 1940 and survivors were evacuated via Dunkirk in late May and early June. They were re-equipped and integrated into Anti-Aircraft Command being redesignated 85th (Tees) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery.

   174th (1st North Riding) AA Battery was based in Middlesbrough, part of 85th (Tees) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, a Heavy AA unit formed in 1938. They served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade and were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war until July 1944 when they were redeployed as part of Operation Diver, the Brigade joining 2nd Anti-Aircraft Group to defend the South East against V1 flying bombs.

   175th (1st North Riding) AA Battery was based in Middlesbrough, part of 85th (Tees) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, a Heavy AA unit formed in 1938. They served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade are were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war until July 1944 when they were redeployed as part of Operation Diver, the Brigade joining 2nd Anti-Aircraft Group to defend the South East against V1 flying bombs.

   220th (County Durham) AA Battery was based in West Hartlepool, part of 85th (Tees) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, a Heavy AA unit formed in 1938 with the HQ in Middlesbrough. At the outbreak of the Second World War the regiment served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade. They were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war until July 1944 when they were redeployed as part of Operation Diver, the Brigade joining 2nd Anti-Aircraft Group to defend the South East against V1 flying bombs.

   55th (2/5th Durham Light Infantry) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in April 1939 as a second line unit of the 54th Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery, it was a territorial unit which served with 43rd Anti-Aircraft Brigade. It consisted of HQ, 414th, 415th and 416th Searchlight Batteries based at West Hartlepool. They were deployed to defend the industry of Teesside from the outbreak of war until July 1944 when they were redeployed as part of Operation Diver, the Brigade joining 2nd Anti-Aircraft Group to defend the South East against V1 flying bombs

   47th (Durham Light Infantry) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in early summer 1940 by the redesignation of 47th (Durham Light Infantry) AA Battalion, Royal Engineers. In January 1942, it was converted to a Light Anti Aircraft role and became 112th (DLI) LAA Regiment.

   112th (DLI) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was created in January 1942 by the conversion of 47th (Durham Light Infantry) Searchlight Regiment. It was made up of 364th Battery, 365th Battery and 366th Battery. They were stationed in Norfolk in 1942 and later joined 21st Army Group, taking part in the Normandy Landings and saw action in North West Europe.

   61st Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the territorial Army based at Rothesay. It was made up of 241st, 242nd, 243rd and 244th Batteries. From the outbreak of war it was part of 9th (Scottish) Infantry Division and was engaged in the defence of the the United Kingdom. On the 7th of August 1940 it transferred to 51st (Highland) Infantry Division. they remained in the United Kingdom until 16th of June 1942 they sailed for Egypt and served in Libya and Tunisia. They landed in Sicily on the 10th of July 1943. Returning to the United Kingdom in November to begin training for the Normandy Landings. They served across Western Europe from June 1944 onwards.

   66th (Lowland) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in Edinburgh as a second line Regiment to the Territorial 57th Medium Regiment. Training took place in Southern England and they went overseas in January 1943, for service in the Middle East, equipped with the very latest Medium Guns. After a spell in Egypt they saw action in Sicily and Italy. The regiment was disbanded in January 1947.

   27th Field Battery was formed from part of 16th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery in July 1940 during the regimental reorganisation following their evacuation from Dunkirk. They served in Burma later in the war.

   34th Field Battery was formed in 16th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery in July 1940 during the regimental reorganisation following their evacuation from Dunkirk.

   72/86 Field Battery was formed in 16th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery in July 1940 during the regimental reorganisation following their evacuation from Dunkirk. Their first duty was one of coast defence in Yorkshire.

   2nd Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company was formed on the 3rd of September 1939 and went to France with the BEF as part of 2nd Brigade, 1st Division. They were evacuated from the beaches near Dunkirk in spring 1940 and were disbanded on the 28th of December 1940 as the army was reorganised.

   3rd Infantry Brigade Anti-Tank Company was formed on the 3rd of September 1939 and went to France with the BEF serving with 3rd Brigade, 1st Division. They were evacuated from Dunkirk and were disbanded on the 31st of December 1940.

   131st (City of Glasgow) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery landed in Normandy in June 1944 and saw action across North Western Europe.

   80th (Lowland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit based in Glasgow. Armed with 25 pounder guns they served with 52nd Lowland Division in North Western Europe from autumn 1944 until the end of the Second World War.

   40th (The Sherwood Foresters) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed on the 1st of August 1940 when the 40th (Sherwood Foresters) Anti-Aircraft Battalion transferred from the Royal Engineers. They were engaged in the defence of the UK, spent time in Northern Ireland before they converted to become 149th (Sherwood Foresters) Light AA Regiment, R.A.

   64th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in London in 1939 from the 211st and 212nd (London) batteries, 53rd Medium Regiment. Initally equipped with iron tyres 6-inch howitzers, in August 1940 it re-equipped with 211 battery being armed with 4.5-inch Guns and 212 Battery being armed with 6-inch howitzers. They saw action in North Africa, Greece, the Middle East and North West Europe.

   63rd (Oxfordshire Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a second line Territorial Army unit formed as duplicate of 53rd Anti-Tank Regiment. It had its HQ at Oxford and was made up on 249th Battery and 250th Battery at Oxford, 251th Battery and 252nd Battery at Banbury.

   251st Anti Tank Battery was formed in 1939 as part of 63rd (Oxfordshire Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery. In September 1941 the Battery transferred to 85th Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery and served with 11th Indian Division in Malaya and Singapore. The unit was captured at the Battle of Singapore in early 1942. 251st Anti Tank Battery was reformed in June 1943 and served with 63rd (Oxfordshire Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery in North Western Europe.

   53rd Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed by the conversion of the 5th Battalion, Kings Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. They served in France with the British Expeditionary Force and were later deployed to North Africa.

   91st Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1941 by the conversion of the 5th Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders.

   93rd Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1941 by the conversion of the 6th Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. It was made up of 150th, 151st, 152nd and 330th Anti-Tank Batteries and saw action in, North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   54th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in November 1938 by the conversion of the 9th Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. It was made up of 160th, 161st and 162md Batteries, after being deployed on Home Defence duties it saw action in North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the conflict.

   58th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed before the war by the conversion of 9th Battalion, Argyll & Sutherland Highlanders. Made up of 172nd, 173rd and 174th Batteries, they saw action with the BEF in France in 1940 and across North Western Europe from mid 1944.

   56th Searchlight Regiment was formed in 1938. made up of 417th, 418th and 419th Batteries. The unit transferred to the Royal Artillery in 1940 and was converted to become 125th LAA Regiment in February 1942.

   57th Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938, made up of 420th, 421st, 422nd and 423rd Batteries. The unit transferred to the Royal Artillery in 1940 and was converted to become 147th LAA Regiment in March 1943.

   86th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1941 by the conversion of the 5th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. They served in a home defence role until mid 1944 and then were in action across North Western Europe.

   87th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1941 by the conversion of the 7th Battalion, Devonshire Regiment. They saw in action in North Africa and Italy.

   59th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 from troops of the Duke of Connaughts (Hampshire) Regiment. Consisting of 233rd, 234th, 235th and 236th Batteries. They served with 43rd (Wessex) Division and saw in action across North Western Europe.

   69th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in June 1939 from troops of the Duke of Connaught's (Hampshire) Regiment made up of 273rd, 274th, 275th and 276th Batteries. It was later reorganised and consisted of 285th, 274th, 275th and 292nd Batteries. In June 1943 it became 69th LAA/Anti-Tank Regiment and proceeded to India.

   58th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 from troops of the 4th Battalion, Duke of Wellington's Regiment and was made up of 229th, 230th, 231st and 232nd Batteries. They saw action in France, North Africa, Sicily, Salerno, Palestine, Italy, Greece and were in Austria in 1945.

   69th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1939 from troops of the 4th Battalion, Duke of Wellingtons Regiment. Consisting of 269th, 270th, 271st and 272nd Batteries, they saw action in France in 1940, returned to Home Defence duty and were in action across North Western Europe from Juen to October 1944.

   57th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 from troops of the 5th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment, consisting of 225th, 226th, 227th and 228th Batteries. 228th Battery was replaced by 300th Battery in 1941. They proceeded to France in March 1940, returning in June then seeing action in North Africa and Italy, they were reorganised in May 1944 the unit being made up of 192nd, 225th, 226th and 227th Batteries.

   67th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1939 from troops of the 5th Battalion, East Surrey Regiment. Made up of 265th, 266th, 267th and 268th Batteries they served in France with 12th Division in 1940. After a spell on Home Defence duty they served with 56th Division in Iraq, North Africa and Italy.

   64th Searchlight Regiment was a territorial unit, formed from the 1/6th Battalion, Essex Regiment which joined the Royal Artillery in August 1940. Consisting of 441st, 442nd and 443rd Batteries they served in the UK on Home Defence duty. In January 1945 they converted to become 639th (Essex) Regiment and saw action in North Western Europe.

   65th Searchlight Regiment was formed from 2/6th Battalion, Essex Regiment and transferred from the Royal Engineers to the Royal Artillery in August 1940. Made up of 444th, 445th and 446th Batteries, they became 65th Garrison Regiment in February 1945.

   66th Searchlight Regiment was a Territorial unit formed from 4th Battalion, Gloucester Regiment and transferred from the Royal Engineers to the Royal Artillery in August 1940. Made up of 447th, 448th and 449th Batteries, they served on Home Defence duties until being disbanded in May 1945.

   83rd Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 from troops of the 7th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry. Consisting of 257th, 258th and 259th Batteries, later joined by 238th Battery. They served in the UK, Iraq, Palestine and North Africa.

   56th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 from troops of the 4th Battalion, Kings Own Royal Regiment and was made up of 221th, 222th, 223th and 224th Batteries, later reorganised to 203th, 221th, 222th and 290th batteries and finally 221th, 222th and 351th Batteries. They saw action in France in 1940 and after a spell on Home Defence duties, served in India and Burma.

   66th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1939 from troops of the 4th Battalion, Kings Own Royal Regiment. Consisting of 261th, 262th, 263rd and 264th Batteries they served on Home Defence duties throughout the conflict.

   1st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was in India when war broke out in 1939. Consisting of 11th/80th and 52nd/98th Batteries they moved to Egypt in October with 4th Indian Division and saw action in North Africa, Italy and Greece.

   2nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisted of 35th, 42th, 53rd and 87th Batteries. They saw action with 1st Division in France in 1940 and later in North Africa, Italy and Palestine.

   3rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 18th, 62nd, 65th and 75th Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They served in Iraq, North Africa and Italy, being reorganised in May 1944 to 13th/64th, 65th/75th and 521th Batteries.

   4th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 4th, 7th, 14th and 66th Batteries was in Egypt when war broke out in 1939. They saw action in North Africa, Sudan, Palestine and Burma.

   5th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 63rd, 64th, 73rd and 81st Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They proceeded to Malaya in 1941.

   6th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was in India at the outbreak of WW2. The regiment was disbanded at Mhow in July 1940 and re-formed in January 1943 at Maidstone. Made up of 69th, 74th and 77/79th Field Batteries, they went on to serve in the UK and North Western Europe.

   7th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 9th/17th and 16th/43rd Batteries served in France in 1940 and in North Western Europe from mid 1944.

   11th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, consisting of 78th, 83th, 84th and 85th Batteries, was in India when war broke out in 1939. They saw action in Iraq, North Africa, Syria, Italy and Greece.

   13th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery saw action in North Africa and North Western Europe.

   15th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of R, S, T and U Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They saw action in Iraq, Persia, North Africa and Italy.

   17th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 10th/26th and 13th/92nd Batteries, later reorganised to 10th, 13th and 26th/92nd Batteries. They saw action with the BEF in France and after a spell on Home Defence duties, served in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   18th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 59th/93rd and 94th/95th Batteries. They proceeded to France with the BEF, returning to the UK in June 1940. From November 1942 they served in India and Burma.

   19th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 29th/97th, 39th/96th Batteries. They served in France, North Africa, Italy and Palestine.

   22nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 32nd/33rd and 36th/55th Batteries. They served in North Africa and Italy.

   25th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, made up of 12th, 25th, 31st and 58th Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They served in North Africa, Iraq and North Western Europe.

   28th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 1st, 3rd, 5th and 57th Batteries was in India when war broke out in 1939. They served in Africa, Cyprus, Iraq, India and Burma.

   30th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery consisting of 104th/111th and 112th/117th Batteries served in France, North Africa, Italy and Greece.

   33rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 113th, 114th and 109th Batteries and served in France, on Home Defence duty and across North Western Europe.

   51st Field Battery, Royal Artillery served in Burma.

   52nd (Manchester) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 205th and 206th Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties, in North Africa, Iraq, Syria and Italy.

   55th (Wessex) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery were a territorial unit made up of 373rd (West Somerset Yeo) and 374th (West Somerset Yeo) Batteries, later joined by 439th Battery. They served on Home Defence duties and in North Western Europe.

   58th (Sussex) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 229th (Eastbourne) and 230th (Hastings) Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties, in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. In December 1943 they became 84th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery.

   60th (North Midland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 237th (Lincoln) and 239th Batteries. They served in France and Belgium, on Home Defence duties, in Syria, North Africa and India and Burma.

   61st (North Midland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 241st and 242nd (North Staffs) Batteries. They served on Home Defence duties and in North Western Europe. In December 1944 they became 61st Super Heavy Regiment, RA.

   64th (7th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based in Putney, Shepherds Bush and Paddington. It was made up of 253rd (18th London) and 254th (19th London) Batteries. They served on Home Defence duties, in Iraq, North Africa and Italy.

   65th (8th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 257th (21st London) and 258th (22nd London) Batteries. They served in Home Defence duties, in France, North Africa and Italy during WW2.

   67th (South Midland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 265th (Worcester) and 266th (Worcester) Regiment. They served in France, on Home Defence duties and in North Africa, Italy and Palestine.

   68th (South Midland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 269th (Warwick) and 271st (Warwick) Batteries, later joined by 477th Battery. They served in France, on Home Defence duties and in Iraq, Palestine, Egypt and Italy.

   69th (West Riding) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based in Leeds, at the outbreak of war it consisted of 273rd (1st West Riding) Battery and 274th (2nd West Riding) Battery. 448th Battery joined in Spring 1941. During the Second World War, they served as part of 49th (West Riding) Division in Iceland, on Home Defence duties and across North Western Europe.

   70th (West Riding) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of the 277th (4th West Riding) and 279th (6th West Riding) Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties, in Noth Africa, Palestine, Italy, Greece and Austria.

   71st (West Riding) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 281st (7th West Riding) and 282nd (8th West Riding) Batteries. They served on Home Defence duties, in France, North Africa, Palestine Italy, Greece and Austria.

   74th (Northumbrian) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 296th (4th Durham) and 298th (1st Durham) Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties, in Egypt, Cyprus, Iraq, Syria, North Africa, Sicily and North West Europe.

   75th (Highland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 299th and 300th (City of Aberdeen) Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties and in North Africa. In august 1943 they became 75th Heavy Regiment, RA.

   76th (Highland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up initially of 303rd (City of Dundee) and 302nd (Fife) Batteries, part of 51st (Highland) Division. 454th Battery joined in 1941. They served in France, on Home Defence duties and across North Western Europe with 3rd Division.

   77th (Highland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 305th and 306th (Renfrew) Batteries. They served in France, on Home Defence duties, in North Africa, Italy and Greece.

   78th (Lowland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 309th (1st City of Edinburgh) and 310th (2nd City of Edinburgh) Batteries, later 456th Battery was added. They served on Home Defence duties and in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. In May 1944 they became 178th Medium Regiment, RA.

   1st Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery served in France with the BEF as part of 1st Anti Aircraft Brigade. It was made up of 15th, 16th and 17th Batteries. On return to the UK in mid 1940 the regiment and batteries were redesignated as Heavy Anti Aircraft Artillery.

   147th (Essex Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit raised in 1939 as a duplicate regiment of the Essex Yeomanry. Equipped with Sexton Self Propelled 25 Pounder guns they saw action across North Western Europe with 8th Armoured Brigade from mid 1944 onwards.

   90th (City of London) Field Regiment was mobilised on the out break of war in September 1939. Equipped with four 4.5-inch howitzers they deployed to defend London and later moved to Sussex. In summer 1942, by now equipped with modern 25 Pdrs, they were sent to the Middle East, seeing action in North Africa and Sicily before returning to the UK. They saw action across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the conflict.

   185th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1942. It was made up of 274th Field Battery which transferred from 69th Field Regiment and 386th Field Battery which transferred from 143rd Field Regiment. They served with 49th Division and saw action across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the conflict.

   274th (2nd West Riding) Battery, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit they served with 69th Field Regiment on Home Defence duties from the outbreak of war until December 1942 when they transferred to the newly formed 185th Field Regiment. They saw action across North western Europe from mid 1944 onwards.

   386th Battery, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit, part of 143rd (Kent Yeomanry) Field Regiment and served in Iceland. In late 1942 the battery transferred to 185th Field Regiment and saw action across North Western Europe.

   71st (Royal Welch) Anti-Tank Regiment served with 53rd Welsh Division in Northern Ireland and across Western Europe.

   28th (Thames and Medway) Anti-Aircraft Brigade, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial army, based in Kent. They saw action in the defence of South East England throughout the Second World War.



   84th (Sussex) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed on the 6th of January 1944 and was made up of 250th (Eastbourne) Medium Battery and 251st (Hastings) Medium Battery. It was armed with 4.4 and 5.5-inch guns with AEC Matador gun tractors. The regiment saw action in North Western Europe from the following June.

   9th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1942 from the 8th Battalion, Royal East Kent Regiment. They saw action in North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the Second World War.



   125th (Cameronians) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed on the 18th of February 1942 by the conversion of 56th (Cameronians) Search Light Regiment. They served on Home Defence duties and in North Western Europe.



   150th (South Nottinghamshire Hussars Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in June 1940 by the redesignation of the 150th (South Nottinghamshire Hussars) Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery. It was made up of 434th and 435th Batteries until January 1941 when 514th Battery was formed. They saw action in North Western Europe from mid 1944 until November when the Regiment was disbanded.



   86th (Hertfordshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit consisting of the 341st (St Albans) Battery, 342nd (Hertford) Battery and 462nd Battery. In 1940 they were equipped with 8 x 4.5 inch Howitzers and 4 x 18/25 pounder guns, later converting to the Bishop, Priest and Sexton self-propelled guns. They saw action on the Home Front and across North Western Europe.



   143rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery were a Territorial unit based in Asford, comprised 386th (Duke of Connaught's Own Yeomanry) Battery and 388th (Queen's Own Yeomanry) Battery, later joined by 507th Battery. The Regiment served in Iceland and across North Western Europe with 49th (West Riding) Division.

   75th Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 117th Battery, 118th Battery, 119th Battery and 338th Battery. They saw action across North Western Europe.



   80th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery served on Home Defence, in North Africa, Italy and North Western Europe during WW2. The regiment was made up of 107th Battery, 169th Battery, 168th Battery and 206th Battery.

   94th (Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry) Field Regiment served with 43rd Division and was made up of 218th (Bournemouth) Battery and 224th (Dorset) Battery, 468th Battery was formed in the regiment in February 1941. They saw action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.



   124th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was part of 23rd Division at the outbreak of WW2. They proceeded to France with the BEF in spring 1940. They transferred to 50th Division and saw action in the Middle East, North Africa and North Western Europe.

   20th Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery consisted of 41st Battery, 45th Battery, 67th Battery and 101st Battery. They were equipped with 6 pounder M10 Tank Destroyers and the 17 pounder Archer self propelled guns. They saw action across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the Second World War.

   107th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 334th Battery, 335th Battery and 337th Battery. They served on Home Defence and across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of WW2.

   65th (Highland) Medium Regiment was equipped with 6-inch howitzers when war broke out in September 1939. In April 1940 it proceeded to France to join the BEF and had to leave the guns in France, being evacuated from Dunkirk. The Regiment served on Home Defence until mid 1944, when they landed in Normandy with 4th Army Group Royal Artillery. They saw action across North West Europe until the end of the Second World War.



   191st (Hertfordshire and Essex Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed in December 1942 from cadres takes from 86th and 147th Field Regiments. It was made up of 532nd Field Battery, 533rd Field Battery and 534th Field Battery and was armed with 25pounder guns. They saw action across North Western Europe from mid 1944.

   3rd Super Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery consisted of 4th, 5th and 15th Batteries. They were equipped with 240mm and 8 inch Guns. They served in the UK and North Western Europe.

   67th (Suffolk) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit made up of 231st Battery based in Ipswich and 232nd Battery based in Sudbury. They served in North Africa from October 1941 until June 1942 when the regiment was captured at Toruk. The Regiment was reformed at Hunstanton in February 1943 from a core from 167th Field Regiment, RA and went on to see action across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the conflict.



   116th (Royal Welch) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed by the conversion of the 12th Battalion, Royal Welsh Fusiliers. The unit was made up of 380th, 381st and 382nd Batteries, equipped with 40mm Bofors anti-aircraft guns, they saw action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.

   60th (London) HAA Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed by the conversion of the 4th Battalion, London Regiment in the mid 1930's. It was made up of 168th, 169th and 194th Batteries and saw action with the BEF in France, in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.

   1st Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 3rd, 5th, 16th and 28th Batteries. They saw action in France in 1940 and were evacuated from Dunkirk leaving their guns behind. They landed in Normandy in mid 1944 as part of 2nd Canadian Army Group Royal Artillery.

   159th Anti-Tank Battery Royal Artillery served with 44th Lowland Brigade, 15th Division and saw action in North Western Europe from mid 1944 onwards.



   102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in February 1940 and served with 2nd Armoured Division. They served in the Middle East, Greece and North Western Europe.

   51st (Lowland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery saw action in France in 1940 and in North Western Europe from mid 1944 onwards. They were armed with 155mm and 7.2 inch Guns.

   53rd (London) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army with its HQ in Islington, made up of 209th and 210th Batteries. They saw action in France in 1940, defended the south coast of the UK and in North Western Europe from mid 1944 onwards.

   97th Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 159th Battery, 161st Battery, 286th Battery and 346th Battery each equipped with each with two troops of 4x 17pdr and a troop of 4x 6pdr guns. They served with 15th Scottish Division and saw action across North Western Europe.



   1st Search Light Regiment, Royal Artillery was created on the 1st of January 1940 by the redesignation of the 1st Search Light Regiment, Royal Engineers. They saw action during the Battle of France and were captured at Calais. The unit was reformed in the UK and served on Home Defence duties in South Wales as part of 45th Anti Aircraft Brigade, 5th Anti Aircraft Division. They served in North Western Europe from early 1945 until the end of the Second World War as part of 76th Anti Aircraft Brigade.



   98th (Surrey and Sussex Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit, at the outbreak of the Second World War it made up of 391st and 392nd Batteries. They saw action in the Battle of France and were evacuated via Dunkirk. They served on Home Defence duties and 471st Battery joined in January 1941. In September 1942 they joined 10th Armoured Division and saw action in North Africa, Sicily and Italy. In 1945 they transferred to 21st Army Group and saw action in North Western Europe until the end of WW2.



   83rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, consisted of 329th Battery, 330th Battery and 460th Battery. They served with 53rd (Welsh) Division and saw action across North Western Europe.

   72nd Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery landed in Normandy in June 1944 and saw action across North Western Europe. They were armed with 16 x 5.5inch Guns.

   1st Battery, Royal Artillery served with 51st (Lowland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery, they saw action across North Western Europe from mid 1944 onwards, armed with 7.2-inch guns.

   11th (Essex) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in early 1943, it was made up of 85th and 86th Batteries. Armed with 8 5.5inch guns, they saw action in North Western Europe with 9th AGRA.

   126th (Middlesex) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in February 1942 by the redesignation of 60th (Middlesex) Searchlight Regiment, RA. Armed with Bofors guns, it consisted of 415th, 429th 430th and 431st LAA Batteries They served in a Home Defence role and across North Western Europe from Autumn 1944 onwards.

   139th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1941, it was a Mixed Regiment with two thirds of its personnel serving with the Auxiliary Territorial Service. It was initially made up of 483rd Battery, 484th Battery and 485th Battery and served in a home defence role until November 1944 when it deployed to North Western Europe.



   518th (Mixed) HAA Battery was formed on 13th of January 1942 at Arborfield, from a cadre from 122nd HAA Regiment. The Battery was posted to 139th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment in February and served on Home Defence Duties and later in North Western Europe.



   519th (Mixed) HAA Battery was formed on 13th of January 1942 at Oswestry, from a cadre from 99th (London Welsh) HAA Regiment. The Battery was posted to 139th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment in February, transferring to 152nd HAA Regiment, Royal Artillery in June.



   62nd Anti Aircraft Brigade, was part of 10th Anti-Aircraft Division and served on Home Defence Duties and in North Africa.



   128th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 307th, 308th and 492nd Batteries armed with 25-pounder guns and served with 9th (Highland) Infantry Division which was redesignated 51st (Highland) Division in mid 1940. They trained in Scotland and saw action in North Africa, Sicily and North Western Europe.



   40th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 105th, 140th and 268th LAA Batteries and was armed with Bofors Guns. They saw action on Home Defence, in North Africa, Sicily and North Western Europe.



   99th (Buckinghamshire and Berkshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was based at Aylesbury and consisted of 393rd Battery and 394th Battery with 472nd Battery joining later. They served with 48th (South Midland) Division and went to France as part of the British Expeditionary Force in January 1940, seeing action during the Battle of France with 2nd Division. After a spell on Home Defence duties, they proceeded to the Far East as part of 2nd Division and saw action in India and Burma.

   116th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based at Hanley, made up of 243rd (Leek) Battery and 244th (Stafford) Battery, 481st Battery joined later. They served with 59th Division on Home Defence duties, in Northern Ireland and with 59th Army Group Royal Artillery across North Western Europe until January 1945 when personnel were transferred to other units.

   73rd Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was initially made up of 195th, 196th and 198th Batteries, with 234th Battery joining later. They saw action in North Africa, Sicily and North Western Europe.

   18th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was part of Scottish Command when War broke out in 1939 until 1942, it initially consisted of 54th, 56th, 99th and 139th Batteries. They saw action overseas in the Middle East, North Africa, Sicily, Italy and North Western Europe as part of 5th Division.

   51st Search Light Regiment Royal Artillery was formed in 1940 by the redesignation of 404th (Fife) A.A. Company, Royal Engineers.





   63rd Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial Army unit based in Stoke on Trent, consisting of 214th and 216th Batteries. They saw action during the Battle of France and across North Western Europe.

   17th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1943 by the redesignation of 12th Field Regiment, RA. They saw action in Italy.



   27th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 21/24 and 37/47 Batteries and was based in Colchester at the outbreak of the Second World War. They saw action during the Battle of France in 1940, on Home Defence duty and served in India and Burma.



   122nd (West Riding) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in Bradford on 1st of June 1939. The saw action in Malaya.



   181st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in early 1942 by the conversion of the 6th Battalion, Shropshire Light Infantry. It was made up of 177th, 178th and 179th Batteries, equipped with 25 pounders. They served with 15th (Scottish) Division and saw action in North Western Europe.



   89th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1940 by the conversion of 11th Battalion, The Buffs. It was made up of 308th, 309th and 310th LAA Batteries. They saw action with 49th (West Riding) Division across North Western Europe.

   89th (Cinque Ports) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit with its HQ at Crown Quay, Sittingbourne. At the outbeak of the Second World War it was made up of 205th (Kent) AA Battery based in Sittingbourne, 234th (Kent) AA Battery at Deal and 235th (Kent) AA Battery at Margate. The saw action in the Defence of Britain, Suez and in North Africa.

   3rd Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery consisted of 11th HAA Battery, 29th HAA Battery and 30th HAA Battery. They saw action in the Far East during the Second World War.

   123rd (City of London) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1942 by the conversion of the 31st (City of London Rifles) Searchlight Regiment RA. They were armed with 40mm Bofors light anti-aircraft guns and was initially made up of 405th, 408th, 409th and 410th Batteries. They saw action in North Western Europe.



   65th (Norfolk Yeomanry) Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit with its HQ at Swaffham. The unit was made up of 257th Battery, 258th Battery, 259th Battery and 260th Battery and was formed in September 1939 from the Norfolk and Suffolk Yeomanry. They saw action in France with 50th (Northumbrian) Division and were evacuated through Dunkirk. After a spell on the south coast in a coastal defence role, they were sent to North Africa where they joined 7th Armoured Division and went on to fight in Italy and North Western Europe.



   178th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in January 1942 and consisted of 122nd Field Battery, 366th (10th London) Field Battery and 516th Field Battery. In May 1942 they joined 49th (West Riding) Division. They served in India and Burma with 36th Division from July 1943 later transferring to 23rd Indian Division, and saw action in Malaya and Java.

   81st Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery served with 1st Division from November 1940 to the end of the Second World War. They served on Home Defence duties and were sent to North Africa in 1941 and then to Italy in May 1944.

   77th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army, in 1939 it was made up of 239th (Glamorgan) Battery, 240th (Glamorgan) Battery, 241st (Glamorgan) Battery and 242nd (Glamorgan) Battery. They saw action in the Defence of Britain and in Java.



   81st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, consisting of 323rd Battery, 324th Battery and 459th Battery, served with 53rd (Welsh) Division during WWII. They saw action in North Western Europe.



   48th LAA Regiment, Royal Artillery was made up of 49th, 95th and 242nd Batteries. They were equipped with Bofors guns and served on Home Defence duties and in the Far East during the Second World War.

   49th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in July 1940 and served on Home Defence Duties during the Blitz. In Mid 1942, now made up of 84th, 90th and 280th LAA Batteries, 49th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment RA joined 78th Division and saw action in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   54th (Queens Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry) Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 213th (Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry), 214th (Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry) and 215th (City of Glasgow) Anti-Tank Batteries at Glasgow, and 216th (Clyde) Anti-Tank Battery at Kirkintilloch. They served with 52nd (Lowland) they saw action in France in 1940 and across Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of the Second World War, by which time the Regiment consisted of 214th Anti Tank Battery, 215th Anti Tank Battery, 295th Battery and 304th Battery.

14th of December 1941 Attack

   59th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in Newfoundland in June 1940, it was made up of 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd Batteries. They were armed with 155mm and 7.2 inch Guns. They saw action in coastal defence in the UK and across North Western Europe.



   119th Light A A Regiment, Royal Artillery served with 15th Scottish Division and saw action in North Western Europe.



   58th (Suffolk) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based in Ipswich, consisting of 229th Battery and 230th (Suffolk) Battery. They saw action during the Battle of France, in Home Defence, in North Africa and Italy.



   9th (Londonderry) Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, consisting of 6th Light AA Battery, 24th, 25th and 26th AA Batteries, was based in Northern Ireland when war broke out in 1939.

   8th (Belfast) Anti-Aircraft Regiment was based in Belfast when war broke out in 1939. It was made up of 21st, 22nd and 23rd AA Batteries and 5th Light AA Battery.

   71st Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery, made up of 210th, 211th and 216th Batteries was formed in January 1941 in Stamford, Lincolnshire and joined 31st Anti-Aircraft Brigade. They served on Home Defence Duties and in North Western Europe.

   79th (Lowland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based in Ayr, made up of 313rd (Ayr) and 314th (Irvine) Batteries at the outbreak of WW2, later joined by 457th Battery. They served with 52nd (Lowland) Division and saw action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.



   42nd (The Robin Hoods, Sherwood Foresters) Searchlight Regiment RA was a territorial unit formed in August 1940 by the redesignation of 42nd Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers. It was made up of 366th, 367th, 368th and 369th Batteries. They saw action in Home Defence and North Western Europe, notably at Antwerp.



   61st (Caernarvon and Denbighshire Yeomanry) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit made up of 243rd and 244th (Carnarvon) Batteries and armed with 6 inch Howitzers. They were based in Colwyn Bay, Conwy, Wales and saw action with the BEF in France in 1940 and across North Western Europe from mid 1944 until the end of WW2.

   121st (Leicestershire) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery made up of 396th, 397th, 398th and 399th Batteries was formed in February 1942 by the conversion of 44th (Leicestershire) Searchlight Regiment, RA. They saw action across North Western Europe.



   88th Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army, formed in November 1941 by the conversion of 2/9th Battalion, Manchester Regiment. They served on Home Defence duties until August 1944 when they became a Training Regiment.



   55th (Suffolk & Norfolk Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 by the conversion of 108th Field Regiment, RA. They were a territorial unit, initially made up of 217th, 218th, 219th and 220th Batteries, with the regimental HQ in Swaffham, Norfolk. They served with 54th (East Anglian) Infantry Division until September 1942 when they joined 79th Armoured Division. They later saw action in North Western Europe as part of 49th Division.

   56th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in in January 1940 at St Leonards from a cadre taken from 64th Field Regiment, RA. They served in Home Defence and in North Africa, Italy and North Western Europe. Armed with armed with 7.2inch Howitzers with Scammel Tractors, the Regiment consisted of 15th, 17th, 18th and 19th Heavy Batteries.

   57th (Home Counties) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit created in November 1938 by the re-designation of 57th Field Brigade. It was initially made up of 225th and 226th (Brighton) Batteries. They served with 44th Division in France with the BEF in 1940, on Home Defence in the UK, in North Africa where they became part of 8th Army, they went on to serve in Sicily and Italy. They were armed with 25 pounders.

   172nd Field Regiment Royal Artillery was formed from 3 Defence Regiment, RA in January 1942 at Hastings. It was made up of 153rd, 154th and 155th Batteries. They served with 46th Division and saw action in Home Defence, in North Africa, Sicily, Italy, Palestine, Greece and Austria.



   105th Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed at Almaza in Egypt by a cadre from 84th Anti Tank Regiment, RA in December 1942. They served with 8th Army in Palestine, Sicily and Italy. The Regiment was made up of 314th, 315th and 316th Batteries

   60th Anti Aircraft Brigade, Royal Artillery was part of 8th Anti Aircraft Division. They served in a Home Defence Role in the South West of England during the Second World War.



   138th (City of London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in April 1939, made up of 359th (3rd City of London) and 360th (4th City of London) Batteries. 502nd Battery was formed in December 1940. They saw action in Home Defence, North Africa, Sicily and Italy.



   52nd (Bedfordshire Yeomanry) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed in November 1939 by the conversion of 105th Field Regiment, RA. It was disbanded in June 1940 and re-formed in March 1943 at Fleetwood. It was made up of 417th, 418th, 419th and 420th Batteries and saw action in North Western Europe.



   53rd Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed at Bradford in December 1939 by sections taken from 94th and 122nd Field Regiments RA. It was made up of 8th, 9th, 24th and 25th Heavy Batteries and saw action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.

   32nd Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed by the conversion of 32nd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery in September 1943. They served in Syria, Egypt, Italy and North Western Europe.



   149th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in July 1941 by the conversion of 149th Field Regiment, RA. It was made up of 432rd and 433rd Batteries with 299th and 513th Batteries being formed in early 1942. They saw action in North Africa, Palestine, Syria, Italy and Greece during the Second World War.

   149th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Field Regiment Royal Artillery was a Territorial units formed at Rugeley in June 1940 by the conversion of 149th Royal Horse Artillery. They proceeded to Egypt in June 1941 where they converted to become 149th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Anti-Tank Regiment, RA.



   149th Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery was a territorial unit formed in in May 1939 made up of 432nd and 433rd Batteries. The Regiment was converted to 149th (Lancashire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, RA in June 1940.



   33rd Light Anti-Aircraft/Anti-Tank Regiment RA (TA) was formed in India in August 1943 by re-designation of 33rd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment. It was made up of 67th and 68th LAA Batteries and 274th and 275th Anti-Tank Batteries which transferred from 69th Anti-Tank Regiment. They saw action in Burma.

   2nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was known as 2nd Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA when war broke out in 1939. They saw action in France and Belgium with the BEF in 1940, and later in the Middle East and Greece.

   163rd (Mixed) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in in June 1942. It was made up of 350th (Mixed), 538th (Mixed) and 553rd (Mixed) Heavy AA Batteries with 565th (Mixed) Battery joining in September 1942 until disbanded in August 1944. 538th (Mixed) Battery was replaced by 505th (Mixed) Battery in March 1945. It was manned by men of the Royal Artillery and women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service.

   505th Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in March 1942 as part of 148th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment. In February 1943 it became a Mixed Battery and transferred to 157th (Mixed) HAA Regiment. In February 1945 it transferred to 163rd (Mixed) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment.

   300th Anti-Tank Battery, Royal artillery was formed in October 1941 and served with 57th Anti-Tank Regiment until May 1943 when it was redesignated 300th Air Landing Anti-Tank Battery.

   75th (Highland) Heavy Regiment Royal Artillery was formed in August 1943 by the conversion of 75th Field Regiment RA. Made up of 299th, 300th (City of Aberdeen), 450th and 504th Batteries, they saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   96th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in November 1941. It was made up of 80th, 299th and 300th LAA Batteries. In February 1942 80th LAA Battery was replaced by 454th and 479th LAA Batteries, 454th left in May 1942. They served on Home Defence duty and in East Africa. The Regiment was disbanded in July 1943.

   97th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit was formed in November 1941. It was made up of 221th, 232nd and 301st LAA Batteries, 480th LAA Battery joined in February 1942 and 221st LAA Battery left in May 1944. The Regiment served on Home Defence Duties throughout the Second World War.

   541st Coast Regiment. Royal Artillery was formed in June 1941 by the redesignation of 1st Coast Artillery Group, RA. It was initially made up of 301st, 302nd, 371st and 420th Coast Batteries.

   301st Searchlight Battery was formed in August 1940 from the 26th Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers. In July 1942 the Regiment became a Mixed Regiment with members of the Auxiliary Territorial Service joining. The Battery served with 26th Search Light Regiment until October 1942 when they joined 93rd Search Light Regiment. They served on Home Defence Duties until disbanded in July 1945.

   302nd Anti-Tank Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in October 1941 and served with 67th Anti-Tank Regiment RA. They served with 56th Division and saw action in Iraq, North Africa and Italy.

   302nd Coast Battery was formed in October 1940 and served with 541st and 540th Coast Regiments in a Home Defence role.

   99th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment was made up of 302nd and 303rd HAA Batteries, with 318th HAA Battery joining in April 1940. They saw action in a Home Defence role and across North Western Europe.

   34th (Queens Own Royal West Kent) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in August 1940 from 34th (Queens Own) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers. A territorial unit, it was made up of 302nd, 336th, 337th and 338th Search Light Batteries and saw action in a Home Defence role.

   303rd Anti Tank Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in October 1941 and served with 52nd (6th London) Anti-Tank Regiment, RA in 5th Division seeing action in the Middle East, Sicily, Italy and North Western Europe.

   303rd Coast Battery, Royal Artillery served with 501st, 543rd and 4th Coast Regiments RA in a Home Defence role.

   303rd Light Anti Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1941 and served with 75th (Middlesex) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA. They saw action in Home Defence, North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   304th Coast Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1940 and served with 542nd, 501st and 4th Coast Regiment on Home Defence duties.

   100th Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA was a territorial unit formed in spring 1939, in June 1940 it was redesignated as a Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment. Made up of 304th and 305th HAA Batteries, 321st HAA Battery joined in September 1940 and 406th HAA Battery in April 1942 leaving again in July 1942. They saw action on Home Defence, in North Africa and Italy.

   98th Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in December 1941. It was made up of 304th, 305th and 306th LAA Batteries with 481th LAA Battery joining in February 1942. They served on Home Defence Duties throughout the Second World War.

   6th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was in India when war broke out in 1939. It was made up of 18th (Quebec), 19th (Niagra), 23/24th Batteries with 245th Battery joining in September 1940. They saw action in India and Burma.

   69th (Caernarvon & Denbigh Yeomanry) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in 1939. Made up of 241st (Carnarvon), 242nd (Carnarvon) Batteries, they saw action in France with the BEF, North Africa, Palestine, Italy and North Western Europe.

   56th (East Lancashire) Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in June 1939. It was made up of 166th, 167th and 168th LAA Batteries. They saw action on Home Defence duties, in Norway, North Africa and Italy.

   126th (Highland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed at Aberdeen in June 1939 as part of 9th Division. It was initially made up of 297th and 298th (City of Aberdeen) Batteries, with 490th Battery joining later. In August 1940 they transferred to 51st (Highland) Division and saw action in North Africa, Sicily and North Western Europe.

   140th (5th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit was formed in May 1939, made up of 366th (10th London) Battery, 367th (11th London) Battery. They saw action in France and Belgium in 1940, on Home Defence and in North Africa. In August 1943 they converted to become 140th Medium Regiment.

   154th (Leicestershire Yeomanry) Field Regiment Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in April 1940. They saw action on Home Defence duties, in North Africa, the Middle East and Italy.

   155th (Lanarkshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in February 1940 by the conversion of the Lanarkshire Yeomanry. They served in the far east and were captured at Singapore in February 1942.

   160th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in July 1941. They served in India and Burma during the Second World War.

   115th (North Midland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed in April 1939. It was made up of 238th (Leicester) Battery and 240th (Nottinghamshire RHA) Battery. 480th Battery joined later. They saw action in France and Belgium, on Home Defence Duty and in Burma.

   5th Searchlight Battery was formed in July 1940 by the redesignation of B Battery, 2nd Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery. It served with the Regiment throughout the Second World War seeing action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.

   60th (Royal Welch Fusiliers) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in late 1938 by the conversion of the 5th Battalion, Royal Welch Fusiliers. It served with 53rd Division on Home Defence duties was re-designated 101st Light Anti-Aircraft/Anti-Tank Regiment in February 1940 then became 76th Anti-Tank Regiment in November 1940. It was renamed 60th (Royal Welch Fusiliers) Anti-Tank Regiment in April 1944 and saw action in North Africa and Italy before being put in suspended animation in April 1945.

   58th (Kent) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RA was a territorial unit formed by the redesignation of 58th (Kent) Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery in June 1940. They saw action on Home Defence Duties, in North Africa and Italy.

   52nd (6th London) Anti-Tank Regiment RA was a territorial unit created in 1938 from the conversion of 63rd (6th London) Field Regiment. It was initially made up of 205th, 206th, 207th and 208th Anti-Tank Batteries. They saw action with 5th Division as part of the BEF in France, on Home Defence Duty, in India, Burma, the Middle East, Italy and North Western Europe.

   88th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit raised at White City, London in April 1939. It was initially made up of 281st, 282nd and 283rd Batteries. The unit was re-designated 88th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment in June 1940. They saw action in Home Defence, in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   1st Airlanding Light Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1943 from 1st Airlanding Light Battery RA. They saw action in North Africa, Italy and North Western Europe during the Second World War.

   35th (1st Surrey Rifles) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in August 1940 by the redesignation of 35th (1st Surrey Rifles) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers. They served in the UK throughout the Second World War.

   127th (Highland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial regiment formed in spring 1939. It was made up of 301st (Angus) and 304th (City of Dundee) Batteries, with 401st Battery being added in 1941. They served initially with 9th Division and went on to see action with 51st (Highland) Division.

   125th (Northumbrian) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed in July 1940 by the conversion of 125th Field Regiment. They served with 18th Division and were captured at Singapore in February 1942.

   12th (Honourable Artillery Company), Royal Horse Artillery was formed in 1939. The saw action in North Africa and Italy during the Second World War.

   59th (Essex Regiment) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment was formed by the conversion of the territorial 7th Battalion, Essex Regiment. It consisted of 164th, 167th and 265th HAA Batteries. They saw action on Home Defence duty and in North Africa and Italy.

   65th (Manchester) Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery served in Home Defence, in Ceylon, the Middle East and Italy during the Second World War. It was a territorial unit and out the outbreak of WW2 was made up of 181st, 182nd, 183rd and 196th Heavy Batteries.

   69th (Royal Warwickshire) Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery traces its roots to the 6th Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment and was a unit of the Territorial Army. At the outbreak of WW2 it consisted of 190th, 191st, 192nd and 199th Batteries. They saw action in Home Defence, in North Africa and Italy.

   56th (Highland) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit based in Aberdeen. They saw action in the Battle of France in 1940 and on Home Defence Duties.

   59 (4th West Lancashire) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit made up of 235th and 236th (West Lancashire) Medium Batteries. They saw action in the Battle of France in 1940, on Home Defence Duty and across North Western Europe.

   68th (4th West Lancashire) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1939 as Territorial unit made up of 233rd and 234 (West Lancs) Batteries. The saw action in North Africa and North Western Europe.

   70th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in January 1940 from a cadre from 64th Medium Regiment. They saw action on Home Defence Duties, in North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   71st Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a territorial unit formed in January 1940 from a cadre from 66th Medium Regiment RA. They served on Home Defence Duty.

   73rd Medium Regiment Royal Artillery was formed in January 1940. In September 1941 they converted to become 95th Anti-Tank Regiment and reverted to 73rd Medium Regiment, RA in April 1944. They saw action on Home Defence duty and in North Africa and Italy.

   74th Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in January 1940 and saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   76th (Shropshire Yeomanry) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in April 1940. They served in the Middle East and Italy.

   107th (South Notts Hussars) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in July 1942 by the redesignation of 107th (South Nottinghamshire Hussars Yeomanry), Royal Horse Artillery. They saw action across North Western Europe.

   134th (East Anglian) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in India in October 1944 by the conversion of 134th Field Regiment, RA.

   140th (5th London) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in in September 1943 by the conversion of 140th Field Regiment. They saw action in Italy.

   146th (Pembroke & Cardiganshire) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1943 by the conversion of 146th Field Regiment, RA. They saw action in North Africa and across North Western Europe.

   168th Medium Regiment RA was formed in November 1943 by the conversion of 168th Field Regiment RA. They served on Home Defence duties.

   178th (Lowland) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in May 1944 by the conversion of 78th Field Regiment and saw action in Italy.

   114th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in November 1940. In May 1943 they converted to become 151st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RA.

   151st Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery, made up of 449th and 478th LAA Batteries was formed in May 1943. They served on Home Defence Duties.

   153rd (Mixed) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit was formed in Newcastle in March 1942. It was made up of 509th (Mixed), 513th (Mixed) and 521th (Mixed) Batteries with Royal Artillery and Auxiliary Territorial Service personnel serving alongside each other.

   6th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery was formed by the redesignation of 6th Anti-Aircraft Regiment RA in June 1940. They served on Home Defence duties and in the Far East were the whole regiment was captured and taken as Prisoners of War in spring 1942.

   7th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in Malta by the redesignation of 7th Anti-Aircraft Regiment, RA. They saw action on Malta and on Home Defence Duties during WW2.

   54th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in December 1939 and saw action in North Africa and Italy. It was renamed 54th Super Heavy Regiment, RA in February 1945.

   55th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in March 1943. They served on Home Defence Duty and in India.

   57th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in April 1940. In November 1941 they converted to become 166th (Newfoundland) Field Regiment, RA.

   166th (Newfoundland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in November 1941 by the conversion of 57th (Newfoundland) Heavy Regiment, RA. They saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   60th Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in July 1943 and served in the UK. The regiment was disbanded in November 1943.

   61st Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in in November 1943, they saw action in North Africa and Italy.

   171st Heavy Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed by the conversion of 171st Field Regiment, RA in February 1945.

   115th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, RA was formed in early 1942, made up of 377, 378, and 379 LAA Batteries. They saw action on Home Defence duty and in North Africa and Italy during WW2.

   41st (5th North Staffordshire Regiment) Searchlight Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in August 1940 by redesignation of 41st (5th North Staffordshire Regiment) Anti-Aircraft Battalion, Royal Engineers. It was a territorial unit and saw action in Home Defence and across North Western Europe.

   131st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in August 1941, it was a Mixed Regiment made up of men from the Royal Artillery and Women from the Auxiliary Territorial Service.

   435th Heavy Anti Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in mid 1941 and was a Mixed Battery with men from the Royal Artillery serving alongside women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service.

   132nd Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Mixed Regiment with with men from the Royal Artillery serving alongside women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service. It made up of 435th (Mixed), 450th (Mixed), 457th (Mixed) and 469th (Mixed) Batteries, the Regiment was formed in autumn 1941 and saw action on Home Defence Duty and in North Western Europe.

   105th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in September 1940. Initially made up of 326th, 330th and 333rd Batteries they saw action on Home Defence Duty and in North Western Europe.

   84th (Middlesex, London Transport) Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army formed in 1938 with its HQ at Tottenham. It was made up of 260th (London Transport), 261st (London Transport), 262nd and 263rd HAA Batteries. During WW2 they saw action on Home Defence Duties, in North Africa and Italy.

   141st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Mixed Regiment with with men from the Royal Artillery serving alongside women of the Auxiliary Territorial Service. It was made up of 486th, 489th and 490th Batteries with 499th HAA Battery joining later. They served on Home Defence Duties in London and Belfast during WW2.

   119th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in late 1940 and was initially made up of 372th 377th and 378th HAA Batteries. They served on Home Defence Duties throughout WW2.

   75th (Cinque Ports) Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in 1938. It was initially made up of 223rd (Cinque Ports), 233rd (Kent), 306 HAA Batteries. During the Second World War they saw action on Home Defence Duty and in the Middle East.

   130th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery formed in 1941 was a Mixed Regiment made up of men from the Royal Artillery and Women from the Auxiliary Territorial Service. It was initially made up of 442nd, 443rd, 448th and 449th HAA Batteries and saw action on Home Defence Duties during WW2.

   108th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in August 1940. It was initially made up of 338th and 339th HAA Batteries. They saw action on Home Defence Duties and across North Western Europe during WW2.

   127th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in August 1941. It was initially made up of 162nd, 396th, 411th and 433es HAA Batteries. During WW2 they were engaged in Home Defence Duties.

   13th Anti Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938, made up of 2nd, 8th, 44th and 82nd Anti Tank Batteries. They served with the BEF in France as part of 2nd Division. After a spell on Home Defence duty they saw action in North Africa, the Middle East and Italy.

   42nd Light Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army, formed in November 1939. They saw action on Home Defence, in North Africa and Italy during WW2.

   34th Light Ant-Aircraft Battery, Royal Artillery was formed in 1938 and served with 12th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment throughout WW2. The saw action on Home Defence Duty, in the Middle East, North Africa, Sicily and Italy.

   109th (Westmorland & Cumberland) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit formed in 1939. Their HQ was in Workington, Cumbria and it was initially made up of 204th (Cumberland Yeomanry) and 369th (Westmorland Yeomanry) Field Batteries.

   96th (Royal Devon) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, consisting of 381st (Torverton), 382nd (Totnes) Batteries, was based in Devon and serving as part of 45th Division when WW2 broke out in 1939. 469th Battery was formed in December 1940. In 1944 they transferred to 61st Division for a short spell and proceeded to India in early 1945.

   92nd (5th London) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit, made up of 365th (9th London), 368th (12th London) Batteries with 467th Battery being formed in 1941. They served with 5th Division and saw action in The Battle of France in 1940, the Middle East, Sicily, Italy and North Western Europe during WW2.

   97th (Kent Yeomanry) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery was a Territorial unit made up of 385th (Duke of Connaughts Own Yeomanry)and 387th (Queens Own Yeomanry) Batterues, 470th Battery joined in 1941. They saw action in the Battle of France, the Middle East, North Africa and Italy during WW2.

   At the outbreak of the Second World War, the Ayreshire Yeomanry were a cavalry unit based in Scotland. In February 1940, they transferred to the Royal Artillery, were split into two units and were redesignated 151st (Ayrshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment and 152nd (Ayrshire Yeomanry) Field Regiment.

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27th Dec 1939 At Rest

27th Dec 1939 Reorganisation

29th Dec 1939 Command

29th December 1939 Visits

31st Dec 1939 Report

31st December 1939 Recce

31st Dec 1939 Advance Party

2nd January 1940 Cold

Jan 1940 Reorganisation

Jan 1940 Reorganisation

Jan 1943 Reorganisation

8th Jan 1940 Defence

Jan 1940 Reorganisation

Jan 1940 Reorganisation

10th Jan 1940 On the Move

10th Jan 1940 Reorganisation

11th Jan 1940 Equipment

12th Jan 1940 On the Move

12th Jan 1940 Equipment

13th Jan 1940 On the Move

14th January 1940 Message

14th Jan 1940 On the Move

15th Jan 1940 Leave

15th January 1940 Orders

15th Jan 1940 Vehicles and Guns

15th Jan 1940 Equipment

16th January 1940 Preparations

16th Jan 1940 On the Move

17th Jan 1940 Poor Conditions

18th January 1940 Orders

18th Jan 1940 On the Move

19th January1940 Orders

19th January1940 Instructions

19th Jan 1940 Snow

20th Jan 1940 On the Move

21st Jan 1940 On the Move

21st Jan 1940 On the Move

21st Jan 1940 New CO

22nd Jan 1940 Posting

23rd Jan 1940 On the Move

25th Jan 1940 On the Move

30th January 1940 Orders

31st Jan 1940 Reorganisation

31st Jan 1940 Posting

Jan 1940 Reorganisation

31st Jan 1940 Snow

31st Jan 1940 Air Defence

4th Feb 1940 Football

7th Feb 1940 Scare

8th of February 1940 66th Division Home Security Scheme

10th Feb 1940 Inspection

Feb 1940 Reorganisation

11th Feb 1940 Commissions

12th Feb 1940 In Position

12th Feb 1940 Move

17th February 1940 Conference

19th February 1940 Conference

21st February 1940 Arrangements Complete

22nd February 1940 Exercise

23rd February 1940 Exercise

28th Feb 1940 Poor Weather

28th Feb 1940 Training

28th Feb 1940 Driving Instruction

1st March 1940 Moves

1st March 1940 Instructions

1st March 1940 Orders

1st March 1940 Orders

2nd March 1940 On the Move

2nd March 1940 Orders

2nd March 1940 Operational Order

4th Mar 1940 Training

4th Mar 1940 Gun Drill

5th March 1940 Reliefs

5th March 1940 Conference

5th Mar 1940 Reorganisation

5th Mar 1940 Exercise

6th March 1940 Exercise

6th Mar 1940 Exercise

7th March 1940 Exercise

7th March 1940 Exercise

7th March 1940 Orders

7th Mar 1940 Conference

8th March 1940 Move

9th Mar 1940 Orders

10th March 1940 Training

10th Mar 1940 Information Received

11th March 1940 Conference

11th Mar 1940 Advance Party

12th March 1940 Visit

14th Mar 1940 On the Move

15th Mar 1940 Training

15th Mar 1940 Storm

17th Mar 1940 Arrival

18th Mar 1940 On the Move

19th Mar 1940 On the Move

20th March 1940 On the Move

20th March 1940 Conference

20th March 1940 Precautions

22nd March 1940 3rd Division H.Q.

23rd Mar 1940 Field Return of Officers

25th March 1940 Orders Amended

25th March 1940 3rd Division H.Q. Operation Instruction No 0754

25th March 1940 3rd Division H.Q. Operation Instruction No 0754

25th March 1940 Orders

25th March 1940 Orders

26th March 1940 Operational Order

28th Mar 1940 Exercise

28th March 1940 Conference

29th Mar 1940 Exercise

29th March 1940 HQ Moves

30th March 1940 Orders

30th Mar 1940 Exercise

30th March 1940 Exercise

30th March 1940 Orders

30th March 1940 Orders

30th March 1940 Orders

30th March 1940 Route

30th March 1940 Instructions

30th March 1940 Orders

30th March 1940 Exercise

30th March 1940 Orders

30th March 1940 Orders

30th Mar 1940 On the Move

31st Mar 1940 Enemy Aircraft

31st Mar 1940 Exercise

31st March 1940 On the Move

31st Mar 1940 On the Move

1st April 1940 Orders

1st Apr 1940 Move

1st Apr 1940 Preparations

Apr 1940 On the Move

Apr 1940 On the Move

2nd Apr 1940 On the Move

3rd Apr 1940 Visit

3rd Apr 1940 On the Move

4th Apr 1940 Visit

4th Apr 1940 Maintenance

5th April 1940 Reliefs

5th Apr 1940 Visit

5th Apr 1940 Advance Party

6th Apr 1940 Preparations

7th Apr 1940 Preparations

8th Apr 1940 Reorganisation

8th Apr 1940 On the Move

8th Apr 1940 On the Move

9th Apr 1940 Reorganisation

9th Apr 1940 On the Move

10th Apr 1940 On the Move

10th Apr 1940 Training

11th Apr 1940 Stand Fast

12th Apr 1940 Lecture

12th Apr 1940 Reliefs

13th Apr 1940 On the Move

13th Apr 1940 Orders

14th Apr 1940 On the Move

14th Apr 1940 Advance Party

15th April 1940 Postings

15th Apr 1940 On the Move

15th Apr 1940 On the Move

16th Apr 1940 Reliefs Completed

16th Apr 1940 On the Move

17th Apr 1940 On the Move

19th Apr 1940 On the Move

19th Apr 1940 Arrivals

20th April 1940 Postings

20th Apr 1940 On the Move

21st Apr 1940 On the Move

21st Apr 1940 Advance Party

22nd Apr 1940 On the Move

22nd Apr 1940 New Billets

23rd Apr 1940 Gun Positions

27th Apr 1940 On the Move

27th April 1940 Moves

28th Apr 1940 Warning

30th Apr 1940 Training

Apr 1940 On the Move

30th Apr 1940 Defence

30th Apr 1940 Equipment

30th Apr 1940 On the Move

1st May 1941 HQ

1st May 1940 On the Move

1st May 1940 Orders

1st May 1940 Reliefs

May 1940 In Camp

1st May 1940 On the Move

1st May 1940 Visit

1st May 1940 Orders

May 1940 Defence

1st May 1940 Gun Positions

May 1940 Defence Work

1st May 1940 Positions

2nd May 1940 Aerodromes

2nd May 1940 On the Move

2nd May 1940 Visit

2nd May 1940 Operational Instructions

2nd May 1940 Defences

3rd May 1940 Move Cancelled

4th May 1940 Preparations

5th May 1940 On the Move

6th May 1940 Defences

6th May 1940 Training

7th May 1940 Concentration

7th May 1940 Training

7th May 1940 Training

8th May 1940 Training

8th May 1940 Experiments

8th May 1940 Training

10th May 1940 Invasion of Low Countries announced

9th May 1940 Training

9th May 1940 Instructions

9th May 1940 Gun Positions

9th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft Hit

10th May 1940 On the Move

10th May 1940 Air Raids

10th May 1940 Orders

10th May 1940 Orders

10th May 1940 Air Raids

10th May 1940 Artillery

10th May 1940 On the Move

10th May 1940 Advance

10th May 1940 3 Div Operation Order 13.

10th May 1940 In Reserve

10th May 1940 Air Raid

10th May 1940 Reorganisation

10th May 1940 Attack Expected

May 1940 On the Move

11th May 1940 On the Move

11th May 1940 Ready

11th May 1940 Troop Movements

11th May 1940 Move

11th May 1940 Orders

11th May 1940 Line Established

11th May 1940 Recce

11th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

11th May 1940 On the Move

12th May 1940 Quiet

12th May 1940 Move into Belgium- Rooborst

12th May 1940 Defence

12th May 1940 Petrol

12th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

12th May 1940 HQ Established

12th May 1940 Messages

12th May 1940 In Position

12th May 1940 Recce

12th May 1940 On the Move

12th May 1940 On the Move

12th May 1940 On the Move

13th May 1940 Captured

13th May 1940 Enemy Active

13th May 1940 St Antelinxe

13th May 1940 In Action

13th May 1940 Movement

13th May 1940 Recce

13th May 1940 Bombardment

13th May 1940 Orders

13th May 1940 Rumours

13th May 1940 On the Move

13th of May 1940 Louvain

13th May 1940 Refugees

13th May 1940 Alerts

13th May 1940 Into Position

14th May 1940 Enemy Active

14th May 1940 Progress to Brussels via Alost

14th May 1940 Shelling

14th May 1940 Orders

14th May 1940 In Action

14th May 1940 Contact

14th May 1940 In Action

14th May 1940 Shelling

14th May 1940 Recce

14th May 1940 In Action

15th May 1940 Orders

15th May 1940 Orders

15th May 1940 Civilians

15th May 1940 In Action

15th May 1940 In Action

15th May 1940 In Action

15th May 1940 Civilians Evacuated

15th May 1940 On the Move

15th May 1940 Defences

15th May 1940 Air Attack

16th May 1940 On the Move

16th May 1940 Withdrawal

16th May 1940 Defence

16th May 1940 Withdrawal

16th May 1940 On the Move

16th May 1940 In Flames

16th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal

16th May 1940 Withdrawal

16th May 1940 Withdrawal

16th May 1940 Defences

16th May 1940 Withdrawal

16th May 1940 Defences

17th May 1940 On the Move

17th May 1940 Withdrawal

17th May 1940 Orders

17th May 1940 Withdrawal

17th May 1940 In Action

17th May 1940 Refugees

17th May 1940 Congested Roads

17th May 1940 On the Move

17th May 1940 Withdrawal

17th May 1940 Orderrs

17th May 1940 Orders

17th May 1940 In Position

17th May 1940 Withdrawal

17th May 1940 On the Move

18th May 1940 On the Move

18th May 1940 Withdrawal

18th May 1940 Bridges

18th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal

18th May 1940 On the Move

18th May 1940 On the Move

18th May 1940 Enemy Penetrate

18th May 1940 Covering Approaches

18th May 1940 Heavy Fighting

18th May 1940 On the Move

18th May 1940 In Position

18th May 1940 Good Positions

19th May 1940 On the Move

19th May 1940 Withdrawal

19th May 1940 In Defence

19th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal

19th May 1940 On the Move

19th May 1940 On the Move

19th May 1940 Withdrawal

19th May 1940 New Positions

19th May 1940 Withdrawal

19th May 1940 Guns Damaged

19th May 1940 Withdrawals

19th May 1940 Withdrawal

20th May 1940 In Action

20th May 1940 On the Move

20th May 1940 In Action

20th May 1940 Withdrawal

20th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal

20th May 1940 Air Raids

20th May 1940 No Withdrawal

20th May 1940 Enemy Attacks

20th May 1940 Orders

20th May 1940 Supplies

20th May 1940 In Action

20th May 1940 In Action

20th May 1940 Exercise

20th May 1940 Air Defence

21st May 1940 On the Move

21st May 1940 In Action

21st May 1940 On the Move

21st May 1940 In Defence

21st May 1940 Supplies

21st May 1940 Hard Fighting

21st May 1940 Orders

21st May 1940 Air Attacks

21st May 1940 Shelling

21st May 1940 Orders

21st May 1940 Orders

21st May 1940 Intelligence

21st May 1940 In Action

21st May 1940 Heavy Shelling

21st May 1940 Enemy Advance

21st May 1940 In Action

21st May 1940 Defensive Positions

21st May 1940 Guns Move

22nd May 1940 On the Move

22nd May 1940 Withdrawal

22nd May 1940 Threat

22nd May 1940 In Action

22nd May 1940 Ammunition in Short Supply

22nd May 1940 Under Pressure

22nd May 1940 On the Move

22nd May 1940 On the Move

22nd May 1940 Orders

22nd May 1940 Recce

22nd May 1940 Withdrawal

22nd May 1940 Orders

22nd May 1940 Orders

22nd May 1940 Attacks

22nd May 1940 German Advance

22nd May 1940 Bridge Blown

22nd May 1940 Recce

22nd May 1940 Defensive Positions

22nd May 1940 River Crossings

22nd May 1940 Enemy Advance

22nd May 1940 On the Move

23rd May 1940 In Defence

23rd May 1940 On the Move

23rd May 1940 In Action

23rd May 1940 In Reserve

23rd May 1940 In Action

23rd May 1940 Surrounded

23rd May 1940 Orders

23rd May 1940 On the Move

23rd May 1940 New Positions

23rd May 1940 Orders

23rd May 1940 In Action

23rd May 1940 Enemy Advance

23rd May 1940 New Positions

23rd May 1940 Advance

23rd May 1940 Attacks

23rd May 1940 Withdrawal

23rd May 1940 In Action

23rd May 1940 Enemy Advance

23rd May 1940 Orders

24th May 1940 On the Move

24th May 1940 On the Move

24th May 1940 In Defence

24th May 1940 Orders

24th May 1940 Hard Fighting

24th May 1940 Short Rations

24th May 1940 On the Move

24th May 1940 Transport

24th May 1940 In Action

24th May 1940 Attack Made

24th May 1940 In Action

24th May 1940 Ammunition Low

24th May 1940 In Positions

24th May 1940 In Defence

24th May 1940 Hide

24th May 1940 In Defence

24th May 1940 Last Stand

24th May 1940 Withdrawal

24th May 1940 On the Move

25th May 1940 In Position

25th May 1940 Anti-Tank Guns

25th May 1940 Situation Unclear

25th May 1940 On the Move

25th May 1940 In Defence

25th May 1940 Evacuations

25th May 1940 Line Held

25th May 1940 Prisoners Taken

25th May 1940 Cellars

25th May 1940 Congestion

25th May 1940 Orders

25th May 1940 In Action

25th May 1940 Orders

25th May 1940 Heavy Shelling

25th May 1940 In Action

25th May 1940 In Positions

25th May 1940 Reliefs

25th May 1940 Marking the Occassion

25th May 1940 Conference

25th May 1940 Defence

25th May 1940 Last Stand

25th May 1940 Heavy Shelling

25th May 1940 Defences

26th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

26th May 1940 Another Move

26th May 1940 In Action

26th May 1940 Moves

26th May 1940 Under Pressure

26th May 1940 Evacuation

26th May 1940 Field Ambulances Move

26th May 1940 Bombing

26th May 1940 In Defence

26th May 1940 In Defence

26th May 1940 New Positions

26th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft

26th May 1940 Escape corridor

26th May 1940 Quiet

25th May 1940 Rations

26th May 1940 On the Move

26th May 1940 Ammunition Low

26th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft

26th May 1940 Disguised as French

26th May 1940 Counter Attacks

26th May 1940 Overwhelmed

26th May 1940 On the Move

27th May 1940 Observation

27th May 1940 In Action

27th May 1940 In Action

27th May 1940 On the Move

27th May 1940 Defensive Positions

27th May 1940 Air Attacks

27th May 1940 In Action

27th May 1940 Under Attack

27th May 1940 Hard Fighting

27th May 1940 Enemy Attacks

27th May 1940 Enemy Attacks

27th May 1940 Advance

27th May 1940 New Line Occupied

27th May 1940 On the March

27th May 1940 Salvage

27th May 1940 Withdrawal

27th May 1940 On the Move

27th May 1940 Heavy Shelling

27th May 1940 Luck Running Out

27th May 1940 On the Move

28th May 1940 Memorial Defended

12th Jun 1940 Massacre

28th May 1940 Holding Fast

28th May 1940 Withdrawal

28th May 1940 On the Move

28th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

28th May 1940 Air Attacks

28th May 1940 Poor Conditions

28th May 1940 In Action

28th May 1940 Under Fire

28th May 1940 Under Fire

28th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

28th May 1940 Air Raids

28th May 1940 Salvage

28th May 1940 On the Move

28th May 1940 Orders

28th May 1940 Rear Guard

28th May 1940 Rumours

29th May 1940 Orders to Withdraw

29th May 1940 Withdrawal

29th May 1940 Reorganisation

29th May 1940 Evacuation

29th May 1940 Vehicles Destroyed

29th May 1940 Withdrawal

29th May 1940 Shelling

29th May 1940 Evacuation

29th May 1940 Withdrawal

29th May 1940 Withdrawal

29th May 1940 Orders

29th May 1940 Surrounded

29th May 1940 Withdrawal

29th May 1940 On the Beaches

29th May 1940 Air Raids

29th May 1940 Evacuation

29th May 1940 In Action

29th May 1940 On the March

29th May 1940 Rear Guard

29th May 1940 White Flags

29th May 1940 On the Move

30th May 1940 Evacuation

30th May 1940 Withdrawal

30th May 1940 Enemy Advance

30th May 1940 Delays

30th May 1940 Withdrawal

30th May 1940 Perimeter Defence

30th May 1940 Evacuation

30th May 1940 La Panne

30th May 1940 Policy

30th May 1940 On the Beaches

30th May 1940 Air Raids

30th May 1940 In Action

30th May 1940 On the Move

30th May 1940 Rear Guard

30th May 1940 Withdrawal

30th May 1940 Shelling

30th May 1940 Shelling

31st May 1940 Withdrawal

31st May 1940 In the Dunes

31st May 1940 Evacuation

31st May 1940 Excellent Organisation

31st May 1940 Embarkation

31st May 1940 Evacuation

31st May 1940 Air Attacks

31st May 1940 Small Boats

31st May 1940 Guns Destroyed

31st May 1940 Orders

31st May 1940 Guns Firing

31st May 1940 On the Move

1st Jun 1940 Shelling

1st Jun 1940 Evacuation

1st Jun 1940 Excerise

1st Jun 1940 Safety

1st June 1940 Reorganisation

1st Jun 1940 Heroic Efforts

2nd Jun 1940 Orders

2nd Jun 1940 On the Beach

2nd Jun 1940 Excerise

2nd June 1940 Air Raids

2nd Jun 1940 Magnificent Work

3rd Jun 1940 Home

3rd Jun 1940 Training

3rd Jun 1940 Reception Camp

3rd June 1940 Ammunition

4th Jun 1940 Training

4th June 1940 Yellow warning

5th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

5th Jun 1940 Offensive

5th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

5th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

5th June 1940 Warning

5th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

6th Jun 1940 Training

6th Jun 1940 On the Move

7th Jun 1940 Orders

7th Jun 1940 Equipment

8th Jun 1940 Returning Men

9th Jun 1940 On the Move

9th Jun 1940 In Defence

9th Jun 1940 In Defence

9th Jun 1940 In Defence

10th Jun 1940 Orders

10th Jun 1940 On the March

Jun 1940 Reorganisation

11th Jun 1940 Surrounded

11th Jun 1940 Furious Fighting

11th Jun 1940 Postings

11th Jun 1940 Orders

11th Jun 1940 Enemy Advance

11th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

12th Jun 1940 Situation Hopeless

12th Jun 1940 On the Move

June 1940 Reorganisation

12th Jun 1940 On the Move

13th Jun 1940 On the Move

14th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

14th Jun 1940 Move to France

14th Jun 1940 Divisional HQ Moves

14th June 1940 Enemy Aircraft

14th June 1940 Inspection

15th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

15th Jun 1940 On the March

15th Jun 1940 Evacuation from France

15th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

June 1940 Reorganisation

June 1940 On the Move

16th Jun 1940 On the Move

17th Jun 1940 On the Move

17th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

17th June 1940 In Defence

18th Jun 1940 Recce

19th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

19th Jun 1940 Road Party

20th Jun 1940 Home Defence

21st Jun 1940 Reorganisation

21st Jun 1940 Air Raid

21st Jun 1940 Instructions

22nd Jun 1940 Good Weather

22nd June 1940 Reorganisation

23rd Jun 1940 On the Move

23rd Jun 1940 Home Defence

24th Jun 1940 On the Move

24th Jun 1940 Air Raid

25th Jun 1940 Quiet

26th Jun 1940 Quiet

26th June 1940 Visit

28th Jun 1940 Reorganisation

28th June 1940 Positions

29th Jun 1940 In Defence

30th Jun 1940 Promotion

30th Jun 1940 Accident

July 1940 Reorganisation

July 1940 Reorganisation

5th Jul 1940 Advance Party

6th Jul 1940 Reorganisation

6th Jul 1940 Reliefs

10th Jul 1942 Reorganisation

Jul 1940 Reorganisation

Sep 1940 Move

11th Jul 1940 Reorganisation

14th July 1940 Reorganisation

16th Jul 1940 New CO

19th Jul 1940 On the Move

25th Jul 1940 Equipment

26th Jul 1940 Aircraft Brought Down

26th Jul 1940 Equipment

31st Jul 1940 Equipment

1st Aug 1940 Transfer

Aug 1940 Reorganisation

2nd Aug 1940 Orders

3rd Aug 1940 On the Move

August 1940 Guns

5th Aug 1940 Reorganisation

5th Aug 1940 On the Move

7th Aug 1940 Stores

Aug 1940 Reorganisation

11th Aug 1940 Training

12th Aug 1940 Training

13th Aug 1940 On the Move

15th Aug 1940 Leave

15th Aug 1940 Wireless Sets

Aug 1940 Reorganisation

16th Aug 1940 Exercise

22nd Aug 1940 Exercise

25th Aug 1940 On the Move

26th Aug 1940 Training

Aug 1940 Guns

30th Sep 1940 Guns

30th Aug 1940 Training

30th Aug 1940 Exercise

31st Aug 1940 On the Move

Sep 1940 Defence

Sep 1940 Reorganisation

2nd Sep 1940 Training

3rd Sep 1940 Exercise

6th Sep 1940 Orders

7th Sep 1940 Alert

7th Sep 1940 Alert

7th Sep 1940 On the Move

8th Sep 1940 Alert

8th Sep 1940 Vigilance

8th Sep 1940 Air Raid

9th Sep 1940 Leave

9th Sep 1940 On the Move

10th Sep 1940 Leave

Sep 1940 On the Move

11th Sep 1940 Leave

12th Sep 1940 Promotion

12th Sep 1940 Exercise

13th Sep 1940 On the Move

13th Sep 1940 Exercise

14th Sep 1940 Equipment

17th Sep 1940 Leave

18th Sep 1940 Chaplain

19th Sep 1940 Leave

20th Sep 1940 Orders

21st Sep 1940 Reinforcements

22nd Sep 1940 Orders

23rd Sep 1940 Orders

23rd Sep 1940 On the Move

24th Sep 1940 Aircraft Active

25th Sep 1940 Enemy Aircraft

25th Sep 1940 On the Move

26th Sep 1940 Reinforcements

27th Sep 1940 On the Move

27th September 1940 Reorganisation

29th Sep 1940 Orders

29th Sep 1940 Air Raid

30th Sep 1940 Reinforcements

30th Sep 1940 Strength

30th Sep 1940 Positions

30th Sep 1940 Defence

Oct 1940 On the Move

3rd Oct 1940 On the Move

4th Oct 1940 On the Move

6th Oct 1940 On the Move

9th Oct 1940 On the Move

10th Oct 1940 On the Move

10th Oct 1940 Visit

15th Oct 1940 On the Move

16th Oct 1940 On the Move

18th Oct 1940 On the Move

19th Oct 1940 Air Raid

20th Oct 1940 On the Move

21st Oct 1940 On the Move

22nd Oct 1940 On the Move

23rd Oct 1940 Reliefs

24th Oct 1940 Reliefs

28th Oct 1940 Reorganisation

29th Oct 1940 In Defence

29th Oct 1940 On the Move

Nov 1940 Reorganisation

Nov 1940 Reorganisation

4th Nov 1940 Reliefs

Nov 1940 Move

7th Nov 1940 Enemy Aircraft

7th Nov 1940 Air Defences

10th Nov 1940 Snow

10th Nov 1940 On the Move

Nov 1940 On the Move

14th Nov 1940 Reorganisation

19th Nov 1940 Cadre Posted

20th Nov 1940 Cadre Posted

23rd Nov 1940 Inspection

27th Nov 1940 Reorganisation

28th Nov 1940 New Recruits

30th Nov 1940 Situation

Dec 1940 Reorganisation

2nd Dec 1940 Equipment

5th Dec 1940 Drill

7th Dec 1940 Inspection

8th Dec 1940 Training

9th Dec 1940 Reorganisation

10th Dec 1940 Draft Arrives

Dec 1940 Reorganisation

Dec 1940 Reorganisation

Dec 1940 On the Move

11th Dec 1940 Football Match

11th Dec 1940 In Action

11th Dec 1940 Enemy Aircraft

12th December 1940 Reorganisation

12th Dec 1940 Reorganisation

14th Dec 1940 Preparing for Move

14th Dec 1940 Enemy Sighted

15th Dec 1940 Preparing for Move

18th Dec 1940 On the Move

19th Dec 1940 In Billets

20th Dec 1940 Reorganisation

21st Dec 1940 Guns Arrive

22nd Dec 1940 Divine Service

25th Dec 1940 Christmas Football

26th Dec 1940 Boxing Day Fun

27th Dec 1940 On the Move

31st Dec 1940 Training

31st Dec 1940 On the Move

1st Sep 1941 Billets

Jan 1941 On the Move

2nd Jan 1941 Boxing Day Fun

2nd Jan 1941 In Action

2nd Jan 1941 Reorganisation

3rd Sep 1941 Sports

3rd Jan 1941 On the Move

4th Sep 1941 Posting

6th Jan 1941 Reorganisation

7th Sep 1941 Course

8th Jan 1941 Promotion

9th Jan 1941 Positions

10th Jan 1941 Inspection

12th Sep 1941 Sucess

13th Jan 1941 Inspection

14th Jan 1941 Snow

14th Sep 1941 Course

16th Sep 1941 Exercise

17th Jan 1941 Orders

18th Sep 1941 Exercise

19th Sep 1941 Exercise

19th Jan 1941 Snow

20th Jan 1941 Instructions

21st Jan 1941 Course

23rd Sep 1941 Exercise

23rd Jan 1941 Reorganisation

24th Jan 1941 Defence

25th Jan 1941 Training

27th Jan 1941 Training

27th Jan 1941 Exercise

31st Jan 1941 Training

Feb 1941 Reorganisation

Feb 1941 In Support

2nd Feb 1941 Training

2nd February 1941 Courses started

3rd Feb 1941 Hospitalisation

4th Feb 1941 Training

5th Feb 1941 Training

8th Feb 1941 Conference

8th Feb 1941 Change of Command

9th Feb 1941 Enemy Aircraft

9th Feb 1941 Reliefs

10th Feb 1941 Hospitalisation

11th Feb 1941 In Action

14th Feb 1941 Training and Route March

14th Feb 1941 Exercise

14th Feb 1941 Reorganisation

15th Feb 1941 War Weapons Week

15th Feb 1941 Conference

15th February 1941 Courses finish

17th Feb 1941 Exercise

17th February 1941 Training

19th Feb 1941 Preparing for Move

19th Feb 1941 Route March

20th Feb 1941 Improvements

20th Feb 1941 Exercise

20th Feb 1941 On the Move

22nd Feb 1941 Accident

24th Feb 1941 Preparations for Move

24th Feb 1941 Exercise

25th Feb 1941 Route March

26th Feb 1941 Burial

26th Feb 1941 Exercise

27th Feb 1941 Exercise

28th Feb 1941 On the Move

28th Feb 1941 Very Windy

28th Feb 1941 Exercise

1st Mar 1941 On the Move

1st Mar 1941 Storm Damage

Mar 1941 Reorganisation

Mar 1941 Reorganisation

1st Mar 1941 Heavy Rain

2nd Mar 1941 On the Move

3rd March 1941 In Action

4th March 1941 In Action

4th Mar 1941 Defence

5th Mar 1941 Reliefs

6th Mar 1941 Dance

7th Mar 1941 Training

8th Mar 1941 Inspection

8th Mar 1941 Thaw

10th Mar 1941 Entertainment

March 1941 Reorganisation

12th Mar 1941 Training

12th Mar 1941 Conference

13th Mar 1941 Reorganisation

13th Mar 1941 Artillery in Action

14th Mar 1941 Artillery in Action

15th Mar 1941 Competition

17th Mar 1941 On the Move

18th Mar 1941 Exercise

18th Mar 1941 Exercise

18th Mar 1941 On the Move

19th Mar 1941 Exercise

19th Mar 1941 Exercise

20th Mar 1941 Exercise

20th Mar 1941 Exercise

22nd Mar 1941 Training

25th Mar 1941 Signals Excerise

26th Mar 1941 Inspection

26th Mar 1941 Demonstration

26th March 1941 On the Move

27th Mar 1941 Guns Arrive

27th Mar 1941 Exercise

28th Mar 1941 On Ranges

31st Mar 1941 Guns

April 1941 Reorganisation

1st Apr 1941 On the Move

2nd Apr 1941 In Action

6th Apr 1941 Training

6th Apr 1941 Exercise

7th Apr 1941 Course

7th Apr 1941 In Action

8th Apr 1941 Air Raid

9th Apr 1941 Divisional Excerise

9th Apr 1941 Air Raid

13th Apr 1941 Training

13th Apr 1941 Training

14th Apr 1941 Football Match

15th Apr 1941 Hospitalisation

18th Apr 1941 Night Exercise

18th Apr 1941 Defences

19th Apr 1941 Competition

Apr 1941 Move

21st Apr 1941 Competition

22nd Apr 1941 Exercise

22nd April 1941 On the Move

24th Apr 1941 Exercise

26th Apr 1941 Competition

26th Apr 1941 In Position

27th Apr 1941 Withdrawal

29th Apr 1941 Exercise

May 1941 Reorganisation

May 1941 On the Move

2nd May 1941 Live Fire

3rd May 1941 Training

5th May 1941 Support

5th May 1941 In Action

6th May 1941 In Action

7th May 41 Air Raids

8th May 1941 Exercise

May 1941 Reorganisation

11th May 1941 Training

12th May 1941 Course

14th May 1941 Detachment

15th May 1941 Live Fire

15th May 1941 In Action

16th May 1941 In Action

19th May 1941 Course

20th May 1941 In Action

22nd May 1941 Demonstration

23rd May 1941 Drill

24th May 1941 Orderly Officer

26th May 1941 Live Fire

27th May 1941 Advance Party

28th May 1941 Posting

29th May 1941 On the Move

29th May 1941 Exercise

29th May 1941 Alert

30th May 1941 On the Move

30th May 1941 Defence

31st May 1941 Fatigues

June 1941 Reorganisation

June 1941 Reorganisation

2nd Jun 1941 Course

6th Jun 1941 Inspection

6th Jun 1941 Reorganisation

7th Jun 1941 Inspection

7th Jun 1941 Training

8th Jun 1941 Course

12th Jun 1941 Training

Jun 1941 Guns

13th Jun 1941 Coastal Defence

13th June 1941 On the Move

15th Jun 1941 Course

15th Jun 1941 Change of Command

16th Jun 1941 Exercise

16th Sep 1941 Reliefs

16th Jun 1941 Exercise

23rd Jun 1941 Entertainment

24th Jun 1941 Entertainment

28th Jun 1941 Course

29th Jun 1941 Course

29th June 1941 New Squadron formed

1st Jul 1941 Exercise

July 1941 Reorganisation

July 1941 Reorganisation

July 1941 On the Move

2nd Jul 1941 Exercise

8th Jul 1941 COs Visit

11th Jul 1941 Exercise

12th Jul 1941 Course

13th Jul 1941 Posting

15th Jul 1941 Guns Moved

Jul 1941 Training

17th Jul 1941 Course

18th Jul 1941 On the Range

19th Jul 1941 Training

19th Jul 1941 Exercise

20th Jul 1941 Exercise

Jul 1941 Move

21st Jul 1941 On the Range

23rd July 1941 Reorganisation

24th July 1941 On the Move

28th July 1941 Formation

31st Jul 1941 Exercise

Aug 1941 Reorganisation

7th Aug 1941 New CO

8th Aug 1941 Live Fire

8th Aug 1941 Equipment Arrives

9th Aug 1941 Competition

Aug 1941 On the Move

Aug 1941 Reorganisation

Aug 1941 Air Defence

11th Aug 1941 Course

14th Aug 1941 Exercise

14th Aug 1941 Exercise

17th Aug 1941 Posting

19th Aug 1941 Live Fire

21st Aug 1941 Exercise

22nd Aug 1941 Course

22nd Aug 1941 On the Move

23rd Aug 1941 Course

25th Aug 1941 Satisfactory

26th Aug 1941 On the Move

27th Aug 1941 Training

Sep 1941 Reorganisation

Sept 1941 Reliefs

September 1941 New CO

Sep 41 On the Move

Sep 1941 New Regiment formed

Sep 1941 Reorganisation

15th Sep 1941 On the Move

9th Sep 1941 Reorganisation

22nd Sep 1941 Reorganisation

24th Sep 1944 Orders

25th Sep 1944 On the Move

26th Sep 1941 On the Move

26th Sep 1944 Shelling

27th Sep 1941 On the Move

27th Sep 1944 Heavy Shelling

28th Sep 1941 Exercise

28th Sep 1944 In Action

29th Sep 1941 Exercise

29th Sep 1944 In Action

30th Sep 1941 Exercise

1st Oct 1941 Exercise

Oct 1941 On the Move

Oct 1941 Reorganisation

Oct 1941 Orders

Oct 1941 Reorganisation

Oct 1941 On the Move

2nd Oct 1941 Exercise

3rd Oct 1941 Exercise

6th Oct 1941 Reorganisation

12th Oct 1941 Reorganisation

13th Oct 1941 Exercise

28th Oct 41 On the Move

Nov 1941 On the Move

1st November 1941 Location of units

Nov 1941 Defence

1st of November 1941 Inspection

2nd of November 1941 Attack

3rd Nov 1941 Course

3rd of November 1941 Personnel changes

3rd Nov 1941 On the Move

4th Nov 1941 Training

5th Nov 1941 Training

6th of November 1941 Training

7th Nov 1941 Training

7th of November 1941 Conference

8th of November 1941 Recce

8th Nov 1941 On the Move

9th Nov 1941 On the Move

9th of November 1941 Recce

9th Nov 1941 On the Move

10th Nov 1941 Course

11th Nov 1941 Inspection

11th of November 1941 Recce

12th Nov 1941 Course

12th of November 1941 Move to Sofafi

13th of November 1941 Recce and more moves

13th November 1941 On the Move

14th of November 1941 Movements

14th Nov 1941 Guns Calibrated

15th Nov 1941 Course

15th Nov 1941 Course

15th of November 1941 Movements

17th of November 1941 Personnel move

18th Nov 1941 Attack Made

18th November 1941 Attacks Made

18th of November 1941 Preparations

19th Nov 1941 Dinner and Concert

19th of November 1941 Forward moves

20th Nov 1941 Training

20th November 1941 Received Movement Instructions

20th of November 1941 Movements

21st Nov 1941 In Action

21st Nov 1941 Inspection

21st November 1941 Vehicles issued and embarked

21st of November 1941 Movements

21st Nov 1941 On the Move

22nd Nov 1941 Training

22nd Nov 1941 Attack Made

22nd of November 1941 Movements

23rd of November 1941 Orders to move

24th Nov 1941 Reorganisation

24th of November 1941 Action

25th Nov 1941 Training

25th of November 1941 OP established

26th Nov 1941 Posting

26th Nov 1941 Attack Made

26th of November 1941 Movements

27th Nov 1941 Demonstration

27th of November 1941 Move orders

28th of November 1941 Move

29th of November 1941 Move to Capuzzo

30th Nov 1941 Training

Dec 1941 Training

Dec 1941 Amourment

1st December 1941 Move to Liverpool

1st December 1941 Baggage shipped

1st of December 1941 Pt. 208

Dec 1941 Reorganisation

Dec 1941 On the Move

Dec 1941 Reorganisation

2nd Dec 1941 Orders

2nd of December 1941 Vigilance

3rd December 1941 Embarkation in ship Z.18

3rd of December 1941 Attack

4th of December 1941 Another attack

5th of December 1941 Move

6th Dec 1941 Courses

6th Dec 1941 On the Move

6th of December 1941 March

7th of December 1941 Maintenance

7th Dec 1941 On the Move

8th of December 1941 Maintenance

8th December 1941 Kota Bharu

8th Dec 1941 Drill

9th of December 1941 Move

9th Dec 1941 Drill

10th of December 1941 March

10th Dec 1941 On the Move

11th of December 1941 March to Tobruk

12th of December 1941 Advance

12th Dec 1941 Demonstration

13th Dec 1941 On the Move

13th Dec 1941 In Action

13th of December 1941 Advance continues

15th Dec 1941 Posting

15th Dec 1941 Counter Attack

15th of December 1941 Battle and losses

16th Dec 1941 Leave Begins

16th of December 1941 Reorganisation

17th Dec 1941 Maintenance

17th of December 1941 Advance resumed

18th Dec 1941 Equipment

18th of December 1941 March

18th Dec 1941 Into Port

19th of December 1941 March

19th Dec 1941 On the Move

19th Dec 1941 Shore Leave

20th of December 1941 Casualties

20th of December 1941 Advance continued

21st of December 1941 Field Return of Officers

21st of December 1941 Billeting in Giovanni Berta

22nd of December 1941 Maintenance

23rd Dec 1941 Leave

23rd Dec 1941 On the Move

23rd Dec 1941 Reorganisation

24th Dec 1941 Christmas Dance

24th Dec 1941 On the Move

24th Dec 1941 On the Move

25th of December 1941 Part D - Nominal Roll of Officers on Strength

25th of December 1941 Muted celebrations

25th Dec 1941 Fuel

26th of December 1941 New recruit

26th Dec 1941 In Action

27th of December 1941 Maintenance

27th Dec 1941 Heavy Shelling

27th Dec 1941 On the Move

28th of December 1941 Part D - Nominal Roll of Officers on Strength

28th Dec 1941 In Action

29th Dec 1941 Training

29th Dec 1941 Enemy in Force

30th Dec 1941 Return from Leave

30th Dec 1941 Enemy Advance

Dec 1941 On the Move

31st Dec 1941 Celebrations

31st Dec 1941 In Support

1st Jan 1942 Hospitalisation

Jan 1942 Reorganisation

1st Jan 1942 Reorganisation

2nd Jan 1942 Court of Inquiry

3rd Jan 1942 Inspection

5th Jan 1942 Inspection

9th Jan 1942 Orders

9th Jan 1942 On the Move

Jan 1942 On the Move

January 1942 On the Move

11th Jan 1942 Training

11th January 1942 Reorganisation

12th Jan 1942 On the Move

13th Jan 1942 Arrival

13th January 1942 On the Move

16th Jan 1942 Training

mid January 1942 On the Move

17th Jan 1942 Courts Martial

18th Jan 1942 Snow

19th Jan 1942 Training

19th January 1942 Reorganisation

19th January 1942 On the Move

20th January 1942 On the Move

21st January 1942 Arrivals

21st Jan 1942 On the Move

22nd January 1942 Visit

22nd January 1942 Orders

23rd January 1942 Arrivals

24th January 1942 Arrivals

25th Jan 1942 Course

25th Jan 1942 Adj General visits

26th January 1942 Visit

26th January 1942 On the Move

26th January 1942 Reorganisation

27th January 1942 Transshipped in Bombay

27th January 1942 Move

28th Jan 1942 Surrounded

28th January 1942 Posting

28th January 1942 On the Move

29th January 1942 On the Move

29th Jan 1942 On the Move

30th January 1942 On the Move

30th Jan 1942 On the Move

31st January 1942 Arrivals

1st Feb 1942 Promotions

Feb 1942 Reorganisation

1st February 1942 Posting

Feb 1942 Training

Feb 1942 Training

Feb 1942 Reorganisation

2nd Feb 1942 Change of Command

2nd Apr 1942 Alert

2nd February 1942 On the Range

3rd Feb 1942 Transfer

3rd February 1942 All units disembarked

3rd Feb 1942 On the Move

4th Feb 1942 Air Raid

5th Feb 1942 Transfer

5th Feb 1942 Ship Sunk

9th Feb 1942 Demonstration

9th Feb 1942 On the Move

10th Feb 1942 Promotion

Feb 1942 Reorganisation

10th Feb 1942 On the Move

11th Feb 1942 In Action

11th Feb 1942 Advance

13th Feb 1942 Practice

15th Feb 1942 In Action

15th Feb 1942 Over Run

17th Feb 1942 Exercise

18th Feb 1942 Reorganisation

19th February 1942 Reorganisation

20th Feb 1942 Prisoners

21st February 1942 Guns received

22nd Feb 1942 Training

22nd February 1942 Equipment

23rd February 1942 Balance of guns received

23rd February 1942 On the Range

24th Feb 1942 Reorganisation

25th Feb 1942 Night Exercise

25th February 1942 Vehicles disembarked

25th February 1942 Equipment

26th Feb 1942 Inspection

26th February 1942 On the Move

26th February 1942 Equipment

27th February 1942 On the Move

28th Feb 1942 Football

28th Feb 1942 Training

28th Feb 1942 Reorganisation

28th February 1942 On the Move

Mar 1942 New Equipment

1st Mar 1942 On the Move

1st Mar 1942 Under Attack

March 1942 Reorganisation

Mar 1942 Move

Mar 1942 Reorganisation

2nd March 1942 Training

2nd Mar 1942 Move

3rd March 1942 Exercise

4th March 1942 Demonstration & Lectures

4th Mar 1942 Equipment

5th March 1942 Discharged

March 1942 On the Move

6th March 1942 Regimental Sports

6th Mar 1942 On the Move

6th March 1942 On the Move

7th March 1942 Training

9th March 1942 Training

9th March 1942 Vehicles received

9th Mar 1942 Inquest

10th March 1942 Exercise

March 1942 Reorganisation

11th March 1942 Tactical excersises

11th Mar 1942 Posting

12th March 1942 On the Range

12th Mar 1942 Visit

12th Mar 1942 Surrender

13th March 1942 On the Range

14th March 1942 Football and Dance

14th Feb 1942 Orders

14th Mar 1942 Visit

15th March 1942 Tactical excersises

15th Feb 1942 Enemy Threaten

16th March 1942 Posting

16th Feb 1942 Vehicles Destroyed

17th March 1942 Course

17th Mar 1942 Course

18th Mar 1942 Advance Party

19th March 1942 Drill Order

19th Feb 1942 On the Move

19th Mar 1942 Accomodation

20th March 1942 Ten Miles

20th Mar 1942 Under Attack

21st Mar 1942 Parade

22nd March 1942 Posting

23rd Mar 1942 On the Move

23rd Mar 1942 Enquiry

24th Mar 1942 On the Move

26th March 1942 Firing Practice

26th Mar 1942 On the Move

27th March 1942 Posting

27th Mar 1942 Visit

28th March 1942 Inspection

29th March 1942 Church Parade

30th March 1942 Anti-tank practise

31st March 1942 Courts Martial

1st April 1942 Locations

1st Apr 1942 Change of Command

Apr 1942 Defence

Apr 1942 Reorganisation

Apr 1942 Reorganisation

1st Apr 1942 On the Move

Apr 1942 Reorganisation

2nd Apr 1942 Preparations

3rd Apr 1942 Firing Practice

4th Apr 1942 Firing Practice

4th Apr 1942 Postings

5th Apr 1942 Leave

Early June 1942 Reorganisation

5th Apr 1942 Training Exercise

6th Apr 1942 Range Practice

7th Apr 1942 Preparations

7th Apr 1942 Firing Practice

8th Apr 1942 Preparations

8th Apr 1942 On the Range

9th Apr 1942 Preparations

9th Apr 1942 On the Range

9th April 1942 Reorganisation

10th Apr 1942 Preparations

10th April 1942 Training

10th Apr 1942 Inspection

11th Apr 1942 Move

11th Apr 1942 Move

12th Apr 1942 Equipment

13th Apr 1942 Road Party Departs

13th Apr 1942 Equipment

16th Apr 1942 Loading Party

18th Apr 1942 Training

18th April 1942 Advance posting

20th Apr 1942 Training

20th Apr 1942 Lectures

20th April 1942 Main body departs

20th Apr 1942 Musketry

23rd Apr 1942 Training

25th Apr 1942 Inspection

25th Apr 1942 Rifle Contest

25th Apr 1942 Defences

25th Apr 1942 Inspection

26th Apr 1942 Divine Service

27th Apr 1942 On the Move

27th Apr 1942 Air Raid

27th Apr 1942 Training

28th Apr 1942 Exercise

28th Apr 1942 On the Range

28th April 1942 Reorganisation

28th Apr 1942 Preparations

29th Apr 1942 CO Visits

29th Apr 1942 Exercise

29th Apr 1942 Calibration

30th Apr 1942 CO Visits

30th Apr 1942 On the Range

30th Apr 1942 Lecture

1st May 1942 Royal Inspection

1st May 1942 Locations

1st May 1942 On the March

May 1942 Reorganisation

1st May 1942 Inspection

1st May 1942 Inspection

May 1942 Reorganisation

2nd May 1942 Ready to Move

2nd May 1942 Postings

3rd May 1942 Preparations

4th May 1942 Baggage Party

4th May 1942 Preparations

5th May 1942 In Action

6th May 1942 On the Move

6th May 1942 On the Move

6th May 1942 On the Move

7th May 1942 On the Move

7th May 1942 Skeleton party to represent RHQ

7th May 1942 On the Move

8th May 1942 Organising

8th May 1942 On the Move

8th May 1942 Accomodation

9th May 1942 Instructions and operational commitments

9th May 1942 Reconnaissance

10th May 1942 On the Move

May 1942 Reorganisation

11th May 1942 On the Move

11th May 1942 On the Move

12th May 1942 CO Returns

14th May 1942 Advance Party

14th May 1942 On the Move

15th May 1942 Skeleton party returns

15th May 1942 Command

17th May 1942 Reorganisation

18th May 1942 Training

20th May 1942 Draft

21st May 1942 At Sea

21st May 1942 On the Move

21st Feb 1942 On the Move

22nd May 1942 Into Port

22nd May 1942 Conference

22nd May 1942 At Anchor

2nd May 1942 On the Move

22nd May 1942 In Action

23rd May 1942 On the Move

23rd May 1942 Reorganisation

24th May 1942 Postings

24th May 1942 Equipment

25th May 1942 Air Raids

26th May 1942 Refuelling

26th May 1942 On the Move

26th May 1942 On the Move

26th May 1942 On the Move

27th May 1942 On the Move

28th May 1942 At Sea

28th May 1942 Visits

28th May 1942 On the Move

28th May 1942 On the Move

29th May 1942 Move

29th May 1942 On the Move

30th May 1942 Preparations

30th May 1942 On the Move

31st May 1942 At Sea

31st May 1942 Move completed

31st May 1942 On the Move

31st May 1942 On the Move

Jun 1942 On the Land

1st Jun 1942 Training

1st Jun 1942 Equipment

June 1942 Change of Command

Dec 1942 Reorganisation

1st June 1942 Posting

1st June 1942 New CO

1st June 1942 In Camp

1st Jun 1942 Royal Visit

1st Jun 1942 On the Move

Jun 1942 Reorganisation

2nd June 1942 Courses

2nd June 1942 Mobilisation

2nd Jun 1942 Request

3rd Jun 1942 Advance Party

3rd June 1942 Postings

4th Jun 1942 On the Move

4th June 1942 Posting

4th June 1942 Sports

4th Jun 1942 Reply

5th Jun 1942 Convoy

5th Jun 1942 On the Move

5th Jun 1942 On the Move

5th Jun 1942 In Action

6th Jun 1942 Orders

6th Jun 1942 On the Move

6th Jun 1944 AA Guns

7th Jun 1944 Air Raid

8th Jun 1942 Docking

9th Jun 1942 Change of Transport

9th Jun 1942 On the Move

9th Jun 1942 Into Port

10th Jun 1942 Hospitality

10th Jun 1942 Reinforcements

10th Jun 1942 Course

June/July 1942 Reorganisation

July 1942 Reorganisation

10th Jun 1942 Leave

Jun 1942 Air Defence

11th Jun 1942 Convoy

11th Jun 1942 Leave

12th Jun 1942 Departure

12th June 1942 Promotion

12th Jun 1942 Leave

13th June 1942 Orders

13th Jun 1942 Leave

13th Jun 1942 In Port

14th Jun 1942 Defence Duties

14th Jun 1942 On the Move

14th June 1942 On the Move

15th Jun 1942 Convoy Reforms

15th June 1942 Posting

15th Jun 1942 On the Move

15th June 1942 On the Move

15th Jun 1942 Reorganisation

16th Jun 1942 Arrival

16th June 1942 On the Move

16th June 1942 On the Move

16th June 1942 On the Move

17th June 1942 On the Move

17th June 1942 On the Move

18th June 1942 Posting

19th Jun 1942 Arrival

19th June 1942 Detachment

19th Jun 1942 On the Move

20th June 1942 Posting

20th Jun 1942 Reorganisation

21st June 1942 On the Move

21st June 1942 On the Move

22nd Jun 1942 Arrival

22nd June 1942 Posting

22nd June 1942 Exercise

23rd Jun 1942 Convoy Splits

23rd Jun 1942 On the Move

25th June 1942 Posting

25th Jun 1942 Engine Trouble

27th Jun 1942 Convoy Separates

27th Jun 1942 Arrivals

27th Jun 1942 On the Move

28th June 1942 Battle of Mersa Matruh

29th Jun 1942 Hospitalisation

29th Jun 1942 Postings

29th June 1942 Exercise

30th Jun 1942 Sailing Alone

30th Jun 1942 On the Move

30th Jun 1942 Vehicles

30th Jun 1942 Difficult Times

30th Jun 1942 On the Move

30th Jun 1942 Training

Jul 1942 Training

1st July 1942 Quiet

1st Jul 1942 Reinforcements

Jul 1942 On the Move

July 1942 Reorganisation

1st Jul 1942 On the Move

2nd Jul 1942 Digging in

2nd Jul 1942 Mobilisation

2nd Jul 1942 Mix Up

3rd Jul 1942 On the Move

3rd Jul 1942 Clothing

3rd Jul 1942 Exercise

3rd Jul 1942 Into Port

4th Jul 1942 Into Port

4th Jul 1942 Training

4th Jul 1942 Clothing

4th Jul 1942 Exercise

4th Jul 1942 In Port

5th Jul 1942 Into Camp

5th Jul 1942 Training

5th Jul 1942 Divine Service

5th Jul 1942 In Port

6th Jul 1942 Training

6th Jul 1942 Musketry

6th Jul 1942 In Port

7th Jul 1942 On the Move

7th Jul 1942 Musketry

7th Jul 1942 In Port

8th Jul 1942 On the Move

8th Jul 1942 Musketry

8th Jul 1942 Exercise

8th Jul 1942 On the Move

9th Jul 1942 Maintenance

9th Jul 1942 Preparations

9th Jul 1942 Exercise

10th Jul 1942 Maintenance

10th Jul 1942 Reorganisation

10th Jul 1942 Preparations

10th Jul 1942 Exercise

11th Jul 1942 Bombing

11th Jul 1942 Appointment

11th Jul 1942 Exercise

12th Jul 1942 Church Parade

12th Jul 1942 Exercise

13th Jul 1942 On the Move

13th Jul 1942 Lecture

14th Jul 1942 On the Move

14th Jul 1942 On the Move

14th July 1942 Reorganisation

15th Sep 1942 Reorganisation

15th Jul 1942 Preparations

15th Jul 1942 Exercise

16th Jul 1942 Accomodation

16th Jul 1942 Exercise

16th July 1942 Reorganisation

17th Jul 1942 Staging

17th Jul 1942 On the Move

17th Jul 1942 Exercise

18th Jul 1942 On the Move

18th Jul 1942 On the Move

18th Jul 1942 On the Move

19th Jul 1942 On the Move

20th Jul 1942 Change of Command

20th Jul 1942 At Sea

20th Jul 1942 Exercise

20th Jul 1942 Stores

20th of July 1942 Reorganisation

21st Jul 1942 On the Move

21st Jul 1942 Attack Made

21st Jul 1942 Defence

21st Jul 1942 Exercise

21st of July 1942 Move Forward

22nd Jul 1942 In Support

22nd Jul 1942 Minefields

22nd Jul 1942 Exercise

22nd of July 1942 Appendix A

23rd Jul 1942 In Action

23rd July 1942 Arrival

23rd of July 1942 Post battle

24th Jul 1942 Maintenance

24th Jul 1942 Defence

24th Jul 1942 Lecture

25th Jul 1942 Intelligence

25th Jul 1942 Exercise

25th Jul 1942 Lecture

26th Jul 1942 Orders

26th Jul 1942 Orders

26th Jul 1942 Preparations

26th Jul 1942 Exercise

26th Jul 1942 On the Move

27th Jul 1942 In Action

27th Jul 1942 In Action

27th Jul 1942 In Action

27th Jul 1942 Into Port

27th Jul 1942 Exercise

27th Jul 1942 Attachment

27th Jul 1942 On the Move

27th Jul 1942 Lecture

28th Jul 1942 In Position

28th Jul 1942 Attack Made

28th Jul 1942 At Anchor

28th Jul 1942 Lecture

29th Jul 1942 Quiet

29th Jul 1942 Intelligence

29th Jul 1942 Reliefs

30th Jul 1942 Flies

30th July 1942 Air Defence

31st Jul 1942 On the Move

31st Jul 1942 Flies

31st Jul 1942 On the Move

1st Aug 1942 Recce

1st Aug 1942 Harrassing Fire

August 1942 On the Move

2nd Aug 1942 Quiet

2nd Aug 1942 At Sea

3rd Aug 1942 On the Move

3rd Aug 1942 Exchange of Fire

3rd Aug 1942 Uboat

4th Aug 1942 Sniping

4th Aug 1942 Enemy Active

4th Aug 1942 Action Stations

5th Aug 1942 Training

5th Aug 1942 Shelling

5th Aug 1942 At Sea

6th Aug 1942 Training

6th Aug 1942 Shelling

6th Aug 1942 At Sea

7th Aug 1942 Training

7th Aug 1942 In Action

7th Aug 1942 Convoy

8th Aug 1942 Health

8th Aug 1942 Quiet

8th Aug 1942 At Sea

9th Aug 1942 In Action

9th Aug 1942 Shelling

9th Aug 1942 At Sea

10th Aug 1942 Shelling

10th Aug 1942 Clothing

August 1942 Reorganisation

10th Aug 1942 On the Move

Aug 1942 On the Move

11th Aug 1942 Positions Improved

11th Aug 1942 Aircraft Active

12th Aug 1942 Positions Improved

12th Aug 1942 In Action

12th Aug 1942 Letters Home

13th Aug 1942 Positions Improved

13th Aug 1942 Patrol

13th Aug 1942 In Port

14th Aug 1942 Positions Improved

14th Aug 1942 On the Move

14th Aug 1942 Shore Leave

15th Aug 1942 Exercise

15th Aug 1942 New Position

15th Aug 1942 Shore Leave

15th Aug 1942 On the Move

16th Aug 1942 On the Move

16th Aug 1942 Orders

16th Aug 1942 On the Move

17th Aug 1942 On the Move

18th Aug 1942 Health

18th Aug 1942 Harrassing Fire

18th Aug 1942 On the Move

19th Aug 1942 Training

19th Aug 1942 Quiet

20th Aug 1942 Training

20th Aug 1942 On the Move

20th Aug 1942 On the Move

20th Aug 1942 On the Move

21st Aug 1942 Training

21st Aug 1942 Digging in

22nd Aug 1942 Training

22nd Aug 1942 Bombing

23rd Aug 1942 Preparations

24th Aug 1942 Preparations

25th Aug 1942 Preparations

24th Aug 1942 Change of Command

24th Aug 1942 Visit

24th Aug 1942 On the Move

25th Aug 1942 Quiet

26th Aug 1942 Exercise

26th Aug 1942 Quiet

26th Aug 1942 On the Move

27th Aug 1942 Preparations

27th Aug 1942 Quiet

28th Aug 1942 Exercise

28th Aug 1942 Quiet

28th Aug 1942 Memorial Service

29th Aug 1942 Visit

29th Aug 1942 On the Move

30th Aug 1942 Visit

30th Aug 1942 On the Move

30th Aug 1942 On the Move

31st Aug 1942 Enemy Advance

31st Aug 1942 Attack

31st Aug 1942 On the Move

1st Sep 1942 In Action

1st Sep 1942 In Position

1st Sep 1942 On the Move

1st September 1942 Locations

December 1942 Reorganisation

Sep 1942 Reorganisation

Sep 1942 Reorganisation

Sep 1942 Change of command

1st of September 1942 Appendix 'A' to 50 R. Tank's War diary for September 1942

Sep 1942 Reorganisation

2nd Sep 1942 In Action

2nd Sep 1942 In Camp

2nd Sep 1942 In Camp

2nd Sep 1942 On the Move

3rd Sep 1942 In Action

3rd September 1942 Light reconnaissance

3rd Sep 1942 On the Move

4th Sep 1942 In Action

5th Sep 1942 In Action

6th Sep 1942 Enemy Hold

6th Sep 1942 Sickness

7th Sep 1942 Precaution

7th Sep 1942 Sickness

7th Sep 1942 On the Move

8th Sep 1942 Maintenance

8th Sep 1942 Reliefs

8th Sep 1942 Visit

8th Sep 1942 Preparations

9th Sep 1942 Sickness

9th Sep 1942 Reorganisation

9th Sep 1942 On the Move

10th Sep 1942 Defences

Sep 1942 Reorganisation

10th Sep 1942 On the Move

11th Sep 1942 In Position

11th Sep 1942 Defences

11th Sep 1942 Air Raid

12th Sep 1942 In Action

12th Sep 1942 Visit

12th September 1942 Posting

12th Sep 1942 Stores

13th Sep 1942 In Position

13th Sep 1942 Vehicles

13th Sep 1942 Quiet

14th Sep 1942 On the Move

14th Sep 1942 Vehicles

14th Sep 1942 Orders

15th Sep 1942 Exercise

15th Sep 1942 Orders

15th September 1942 Visit

15th Sep 1942 On the Move

16th Sep 1942 Hospital

16th Sep 1942 Orders

16th Sep 1942 On the Move

16th Sep 1942 Training

17th Sep 1942 Lectures

17th Sep 1942 On the Move

17th Sep 1942 Conference

18th Sep 1942 Advance Party

18th Sep 1942 Training

19th Sep 1942 On the Move

19th Sep 1942 Training

20th Sep 1942 Personnel

20th Sep 1942 Vehicles

21st Sep 1942 Relief

21st Sep 1942 Exercise

21st Sep 1942 On the Move

22nd Sep 1942 Baths

22nd Sep 1942 Instructions

23rd Sep 1942 On the Move

23rd Sep 1942 Visit

23rd Sep 1942 Exercise

23rd Sep 1942 Stores

24th Sep 1942 Exercise

24th Sep 1942 Exercise

24th Sep 1942 Vehicles

25th Sep 1942 Maintenance

25th Sep 1942 Exercise

25th September 1942 Practice firing

25th Sep 1942 Vehicles

26th Sep 1942 Maintenance

26th Sep 1942 Exercise

27th Sep 1942 On the Move

27th Sep 1942 In Camp

27th Sep 1942 Reorganisation

27th Sep 1942 Accident

28th Sep 1942 Maintenance

28th Sep 1942 On the Move

28th Sep 1942 Vehicles Painted

29th Sep 1942 Inspection

29th Sep 1942 Training

29th Sep 1942 On the Move

29th Sep 1942 Provision

30th Sep 1942 On the Move

30th Sep 1942 Training

30th September 1942 Practice firing

30th Sep 1942 Visit

30th of September 1942 Movement Order No. 3.

1st Oct 1942 Training

1st Oct 1942 Training

1st October 1942 Locations

Oct 1942 Reorganisation

Oct 1942 Reorganisation

1st of October 1942 Movement Table

2nd Oct 1942 Exercise

2nd Oct 1942 Advice

2nd Oct 1942 Training

3rd Oct 1942 Guns Modified

3rd Oct 1942 Exercise

3rd Oct 1942 Convoy

3rd Oct 1942 Attachments

3rd of October 1942 152nd Infantry Brigade Admn Order No. 1

4th Oct 1942 Health

4th Oct 1942 In Camp

5th Oct 1942 Brigade Excerise

5th Oct 1942 Bivouac

5th October 1942 Move

6th Oct 1942 Gun Return

6th Oct 1942 Rear Party

7th Oct 1942 Excersice ends

7th Oct 1942 Training

7th Oct 1942 Attachments

8th Oct 1942 In Support

8th Oct 1942 Exercise

8th October 1942 Rail party arrived

9th Oct 1942 Preparations

9th Oct 1942 Exercise

10th Oct 1942 On the Move

10th Oct 1942 Training

10th Oct 1942 On the Move

11th Oct 1942 On the Move

11th Oct 1942 Training

11th Oct 1942 On the Move

12th Oct 1942 On the Move

12th Oct 1942 Training

Oct 1942 Defence

12th Oct 1942 Orders

13th Oct 1942 Posting

13th Oct 1942 Training

14th Oct 1942 Training

15th Oct 1942 Reorganisation

14th Oct 1942 Exercise

14th Oct 1942 Exercise

14th Oct 1942 New Positions

15th Oct 1942 On the Move

15th Oct 1942 Move

Aug 1942 Reorganisation

15th Oct 1942 Rounds Fired

16th Oct 1942 On the Move

16th Oct 1942 Gun Pits

16th Oct 1942 Move

17th Oct 1942 Delay

17th Oct 1942 Training

17th Oct 1942 Into Port

18th of October 1942 Movement Timetable

18th Oct 1942 Under Steam

18th Oct 1942 Hospital

18th Oct 1942 Orders

18th October 1942 Road party arrived

18th October 1942 Move

18th Oct 1942 In Action

19th Oct 1942 P.T.

19th Oct 1942 On the Move

19th Oct 1942 Move

19th Oct 1942 In Action

20th Oct 1942 Exercise

20th Oct 1942 Hospital

20th Oct 1942 On the Move

20th Oct 1942 New Positions

21st Oct 1942 Exercise

21st Oct 1942 On the Move

21st Oct 1942 Vehicles

21st Oct 1942 Into Positions

21st of October 1942 Operation Order No.1

21st of October 1942 152nd Brigade Administrative Order No.1.

22nd Oct 1942 Poor Food

22nd Oct 1942 On the Move

22nd Oct 1942 Into Position

22nd Oct 1942 On the Move

22nd Oct 1942 Leave

22nd Oct 1942 Artillery Liaison Officer

22nd of October 1942 Vehicles

23rd Oct 1942 Convoy Assembles

23rd Oct 1942 On the Move

23rd Oct 1942 Guns in Action

23rd Oct 1942 Orders

23rd Oct 1942 In Action

22nd Oct 1942 In Action

23rd Oct 1942 In Action

23rd Oct 1942 Led by the Pipers

23rd of October 1942 Operational Order No. 1.

24th Oct 1942 Convoy Assembles

24th Oct 1942 Advance

24th Oct 1942 Advance

24th Oct 1942 In Action

24th Oct 1942 Leave

24th of October 1942 Operational Order

25th Oct 1942 Mail Delivery

25th Oct 1942 In Action

25th Oct 1942 In Action

25th Oct 1942 In Action

25th Oct 1942 Reorganisation

th 25Oct 1942 Reorganisation

26th Oct 1942 Emergency Drill

26th Oct 1942 In Action

26th Oct 1942 In Action

26th Oct 1942 Slow Progress

26th of October 1942 In Action

27th Oct 1942 A Bit Rough

27th Oct 1942 In Action

27th Oct 1942 Attacks

27th of October 1942 Situation Obscure

27th of October 1942 152nd Brigade Operation Order

28th Oct 1942 Huge Waves

28th Oct 1942 Targets Engaged

28th Oct 1942 Barrage

28th of October 1942 In Action

29th Oct 1942 Escort

29th Oct 1942 Battle in Progress

29th Oct 1942 Objective Gained

30th Oct 1942 Look Outs

30th Oct 1942 In Action

30th Oct 1942 Attack Made

31st Oct 1942 Colder

31st Oct 1942 In Action

31st Oct 1942 Tank Skirmishes

31st October 1942 Training

Oct 1942 Reorganisation

1st Nov 1942 Destination Revealed

1st Nov 1942 In Action

1st Nov 1942 Observation

1st Nov 1942 Advance

1st November 1942 Locations

Nov 1942 Move

1st Nov 1942 In Action

1st of November 1942 Operational Order No. 2

1st of November 1942 In the battle of El Alamein

1st of November 1942 Orders

1st of November 1942 Orders

1st of November 1942 Orders

2nd Nov 1942 Planning

2nd Nov 1942 In Action

2nd Nov 1942 Return

2nd Nov 1942 In Action

2nd Nov 1942 In Action

2nd Nov 1942 Move

2nd of November 1942 In Action

3rd Nov 1942 Preparations

3rd Nov 1942 In Action

3rd Nov 1942 In Action

3rd Nov 1942 In Action

3rd of November 1942 In Action

4th Nov 1942 Escorts Join

4th Nov 1942 In Action

4th Nov 1942 Guns in Action

4th Nov 1942 In Action

4th Nov 1942 Out of Action

4th Nov 1942 Advance

4th Nov 1942 Mopping up

4th Nov 1942 Advance

5th Nov 1942 Guns in Action

5th Nov 1942 Withdrawal

5th Nov 1942 Rapid Advance

6th Nov 1942 Ready

6th Nov 1942 On the Move

6th Nov 1942 Advance

6th Nov 1942 Road Cleared

6th Nov 1942 Into Harbour

6th of November 1942 Orders

7th Nov 1942 Aircraft

7th Nov 1942 Withdrawal

7th Nov 1942 On the Move

7th November 1942 Training

8th Nov 1942 Orders

8th Nov 1942 Landing

8th Nov 1942 On the Move

9th Nov 1942 On the Move

10th Nov 1942 Patrols

10th Nov 1942 Training

10th Nov 1942 Maintenance

10th Nov 1942 On the Move

11th Nov 1942 Celebrations

11th Nov 1942 Training

11th Nov 1942 New CO

11th Nov 1942 Advance

12th Nov 1942 In the City

12th Nov 1942 Introduction

12th Nov 1942 Advance

13th Nov 1942 Training

13th Nov 1942 Training

13th Nov 1942 On the Move

14th Nov 1942 Defence

14th Nov 1942 On the Move

14th Nov 1942 Inspection

15th Nov 1942 Posting

15th Nov 1942 At Rest

15th Nov 1942 Church Parade

16th Nov 1942 Training

16th Nov 1942 On the Move

17th Nov 1942 Visit

17th Nov 1942 Heavy Rain

17th Nov 1942 On the Move

18th Nov 1942 Visit

18th Nov 1942 Recce

18th Nov 1942 On the Move

19th Nov 1942 Letter

19th Nov 1942 Sandstorm

19th Nov 1942 On the Move

20th Nov 1942 Visit

20th Nov 1942 Orders

20th November 1942 CO in Hospital

20th November 1942 Adv Party left

20th Nov 1942 Mines

21st Nov 1942 On the Move

21st Nov 1942 Move

21st November 1942 Major Oliver assumes command

21st November 1942 Adv Party arrived

21st Nov 1942 Mines Lifted

22nd Nov 1942 On the Move

22nd Nov 1942 On the Move

22nd of November 1942 Operational Order No. 11. Appendix B

22nd of November 1942 Instructions

23rd Nov 1942 In Action

23rd Nov 1942 On the Move

23rd Nov 1942 On the Move

23rd November 1942 Move

24th Nov 1942 On the Move

24th Nov 1942 In Camp

24th Nov 1942 Move

25th Nov 1942 On the Move

25th Nov 1942 Maintenance

25th November 1942 On the Move

25th November 1942 Reorganisation

25th Nov 1942 Moves

25th of November 1942 Warning Order

25th of November 1942 Daily Orders by Lieut-Colonel J.E. Stirling No. 5

26th Nov 1942 Repairs

26th Nov 1942 Maintenance

26th Nov 1942 Detachment

27th Nov 1942 Orders

27th of November 1942 Operation Order No. 1

27th of November 1942 March Table - Appendix to Operation Order No. 1.

27th of November 1942 152 Bde Operation Order No. 1

27th of November 1942 Bde HQ Group Layout Appendix A to Operation Order No. 1

27th of November 1942 152 Bde. HQ Group Movement Table issued in conjunction with 152 Bde. O.O. No. 1

27th of November 1942 Notes for Adv. Guard Group Desert Move

28th Nov 1942 On the Move

28th Nov 1942 Orders Received

29th Nov 1942 On the Move

29th Nov 1942 Preparations

30th Nov 1942 On the Move

30th Nov 1942 On the Move

Nov 1942 On the Move

1st Dec 1942 On the Move

1st December 1942 Locations of Units

December 1942 On the Move

1st of December 1942 Operation Order No. 12.

Dec 1942 Air Defence

2nd Dec 1942 Maintenance

2nd Dec 1942 On the Move

2nd December 1942 Recce

2nd of December 1942 Instructions

3rd Dec 1942 On the Move

3rd Dec 1942 On the Move

4th Dec 1942 On the Move

4th Dec 1942 On the Move

4th December 1942 Reconnaissance party returned

5th Dec 1942 Recce

5th Dec 1942 Maintenance

6th Dec 1942 Observation

6th Dec 1942 Church Parade

7th Dec 1942 Maintenance

8th Dec 1942 Observation

8th Dec 1942 Musketry

9th Dec 1942 On the Move

9th Dec 1942 Visit

9th Dec 1942 Mines

10th Dec 1942 Visit

10th Dec 1942 Exercise

10th of December 1942 Orders

11th Dec 1942 Patrol

11th Dec 1942 Exercise

12th Dec 1942 Ready

12th Dec 1942 Football

12th of December 1942 152 Brigade Operational Order No. 1.

13th Dec 1942 Advance

13th Dec 1942 Heavy Rain

13th Dec 1942 On the Move

14th Dec 1942 In Action

14th Dec 1942 Combat Group

14th Dec 1942 Training

14th December 1942 Visit

14th of December 1942 Update

14th of December 1942 152 Brigade Operation Order No. 1. Appendix 24

15th Dec 1942 In Action

15th Dec 1942 Conference

Dec 1942 Guns

15th of December 1942 Orders

15th of December 1942 Divisional Routine Orders

16th Dec 1942 On the Move

16th Dec 1942 Training

16th of December 1942 Warning Order

17th Dec 1942 On the Move

17th Dec 1942 Advance Party

17th Dec 1942 Training

18th Dec 1942 Target

18th Dec 1942 On the Move

19th Dec 1942 Posting

19th Dec 1942 Training

19th December 1942 Visit

19th of December 1942 152 Brigade Operation Order No 2.

20th Dec 1942 Guns

20th Dec 1942 Enemy Aircraft

20th Dec 1942 Training

21st Dec 1942 Exercise

21st Dec 1942 Reorganisation

21st Dec 1942 Reorganisation

21st Dec 1942 Conference

21st Dec 1942 Training

21st December 1942 C.O. returned

22nd Dec 1942 Battalion HQ Moves

22nd Dec 1942 Enemy Aircraft

22nd Dec 1942 Recce

22nd December 1942 Exercise

22nd December 1942 Reorganisation

23rd Dec 1942 Training

23rd Dec 1942 Patrols

23rd Dec 1942 No Transport Day

23rd December 1942 Moves

24th Dec 1942 Visit

24th Dec 1942 Christmas Goods

24th Dec 1942 On the Move

24th Dec 1942 On the Move

25th Dec 1942 Visit

25th Dec 1942 Reliefs

25th Dec 1942 Festivities

26th Dec 1942 Move Delayed

26th Dec 1942 Very Wet

26th December 1942 Reorganisation

27th Dec 1942 On the Move

27th Dec 1942 Training

28th Dec 1942 On the Move

28th Dec 1942 Orders

28th Dec 1942 Exercise

28th December 1942 Postings

29th Dec 1942 Enemy Aircraft

29th Dec 1942 Exercise

29th December 1942 Studyweek

29th December 1942 Command during absence

29th Dec 1942 On the Move

30th Dec 1942 Move

30th Dec 1942 Preparations

30th December 1942 Stores

Dec 1942 Defence

30th December 1942 Postings

31st Dec 1942 On the Move

31st Dec 1942 Celebrations

31st Dec 1942 Minefield

1st Jan 1943 Training

1st Jan 1943 Reorganisation

1st Jan 1943 Sports

1st January 1943 Locations of units

1st Jan 1943 Reorganisation

1st Jan 1943 Training

Jan 1943 Reorganisation

Jan 1943 Reorganisation

2nd Jan 1943 Reinforcements

2nd Jan 1943 Exercise

3rd Jan 1943 Training

3rd Jan 1943 Storm

3rd Jan 1943 Postings

4th Jan 1943 Guns Calibrated

4th Jan 1943 Rumours

4th January 1943 Postings

5th Jan 1943 Training

5th Jan 1943 Exercise

5th Jan 1943 Postings

6th Jan 1943 Training

Jan 1943 On the Move

6th Jan 1943 Training

6th Jan 1943 On the Move

7th Jan 1943 Training

7th Jan 1943 Training

7th January 1943 Inspection

7th Jan 1943 Attack

8th Jan 1943 Training

8th Jan 1943 Training

Jan 1943 On the Move

9th January 1943 Anti-tank practice firing

9th Jan 1943 Postings

10th Jan 1943 Hospital

10th January 1943 Move

10th Jan 1943 Air Defence

Jan 1943 On the Move

11th Jan 1943 Return

11th January 1943 Battery Rejoined

12th Jan 1943 On the Move

12th January 1943 Visit

12th Jan 1943 Visit

13th Jan 1943 On the Move

13th January 1943 Posting

13th Jan 1943 Postings

14th Jan 1943 On the Move

14th January 1943 Quartermaster returned

14th Jan 1943 Postings

15th Jan 1943 In Action

15th Jan 1943 On the Move

16th Jan 1943 In Action

16th Jan 1943 Advance

16th January 1943 CO returns from study week

16th January 1943 Conference

17th Jan 1943 Advance

17th Jan 1943 On the Move

18th Jan 1943 Advance

19th Jan 1943 Advance

19th January 1943 Lecture

19th Jan 1943 Promotions

20th Jan 1943 In Action

20th Jan 1943 Exercise

20th January 1943 Visitors

20th January 1943 Musketry

21st Jan 1943 In Action

21st Jan 1943 Visit

22nd Jan 1943 On the Move

22nd Jan 1943 On the Move

22nd January 1943 Training

22nd Jan 1943 Posting

23rd Jan 1943 On the Move

24th Jan 1943 On the Move

24th Jan 1943 Training

25th Jan 1943 In Action

25th January 1943 On the Ranges

25th Jan 1943 Training

26th Jan 1943 In Action

27th Jan 1943 On the Move

27th Jan 1943 Orders

27th January 1943 On the Ranges

28th January 1943 Musketry

28th Jan 1943 Signallers

29th Jan 1943 Maintenance

29th January 1943 Anti-tank practice

29th January 1943 Training

30th Jan 1943 On the Move

30th January 1943 Recce

31st Jan 1943 Advance

31st Jan 1943 Signal Equipment

1st Feb 1943 Reorganisation

1st February 1943 Location of units

1st February 1943 Instruction for training

1st February 1943 Command

2nd February 1943 Visit

2nd Feb 1943 Move

3rd Feb 1943 Parade

3rd February 1943 Major Cleaver arrived

3rd February 1943 Visit

3rd Feb 1943 Patrols

4th February 1943 Advance Party

4th Feb 1943 Patrols

5th Feb 1943 Parade

5th Feb 1943 Inspection

5th February 1943 Major Williams departed

5th February 1943 CO Returns

5th Feb 1943 Air Raid

6th Feb 1943 Forward

6th February 1943 On the Move

6th Feb 1943 Patrols

6th Feb 1943 Reorganisation

7th Feb 1943 Forward

7th February 1943 order for reorganisation

7th Feb 1943 Patrols

8th Feb 1943 Forward

8th February 1943 C.O. departed to discuss with AA PAIC

8th February 1943 PAIC Signal SD/41932

8th February 1943 On the Move

8th Feb 1943 Dive Bombers

9th Feb 1943 In Action

9th February 1943 Action Date postponed

9th February 1943 Reliefs

9th Feb 1943 Air Raid

10th Feb 1943 In Action

10th Feb 1943 Location

10th February 1943 Movement Order from 3 Corps

10th Feb 1943 Missing Man

11th February 1943 Move

11th Feb 1943 Reorganisation

12th February 1943 Order

12th February 1943 Equipment handover

12th Feb 1943 Air Raid

13th Feb 1943 Enemy Quiet

13th of February 1943 Field Firing Exercise

13th Feb 1943 On the Move

13th Feb 1943 Reorganisation

14th Feb 1943 On the Move

14th Feb 1943 Patrols

15th Feb 1943 On the Move

15th February 1943 Promotion

16th Feb 1943 Patrol

16th February 1943 On the Ranges

17th Feb 1943 In Action

17th February 1943 Move

18th Feb 1943 Reliefs

18th February 1943 On the Move

19th Feb 1943 Reliefs Completed

19th February 1943 New trucks

19th February 1943 Posting

19th Feb 1943 CO Arrives

20th Feb 1943 In Action

20th Feb 1943 Reorganisation

20th February 1943 Change of command

20th February 1943 Posting

21st Feb 1943 Heights Occupied

21st February 1943 Move commences

21st February 1943 Posting

22nd Feb 1943 Enemy Withdrawal

22nd February 1943 On the Move

23rd Feb 1943 Advance

23rd February 1943 Across dessert

23rd February 1943 Preparations

24th Feb 1943 Recce

24th February 1943 Unable to proceed

24th February 1943 Exercise

25th Feb 1943 Advance

25th February 1943 Column to proceed

26th Feb 1943 In Action

26th February 1943 Snowstorm

26th Feb 1943 Attack

27th Feb 1943 On the Move

27th February 1943 Change of command

27th February 1943 Training

27th Feb 1943 In Action

28th Feb 1943 Quiet

28th Feb 1943 Air Raid

1st Mar 1943 Infiltration

1st Mar 1943 New Position

1st March 1943 Locations of units

1st March 1943 Visit

March 1943 On the Move

1st Mar 1943 In Camp

1st Mar 1943 In Action

March 1943 In Action

Mar 1943 Reorganisation

2nd Mar 1943 On the Move

2nd Mar 1943 Advance Party

2nd March 1943 Posting

3rd Mar 1943 Recces

3rd Mar 1943 Move

3rd March 1943 Exercise

4th Mar 1943 Move

5th Mar 1943 Recces

5th Mar 1943 HQ Established

5th March 1943 Greek officers arrived

5th February 1943 Visit

6th Mar 1943 In Action

6th Mar 1943 Reliefs

7th March 1943 On the Move

6th Mar 1943 In Action

7th Mar 1943 In Action

7th Mar 1943 Artillery in Action

7th Mar 1943 Rounds Fired

8th Mar 1943 Rest

8th Mar 1943 Quiet

8th Mar 1943 Provocation

8th March 1943 On the Move

9th Mar 1943 Training

9th Mar 1943 Provocation

9th March 1943 Depart for Ninth Army Exercise

10th Mar 1943 Hopes

10th Mar 1943 Training

10th March 1943 In Action

Mar 1943 On the Move

11th Mar 1943 Bombing

11th March 1943 Return from Ninth Army exercise

11th Mar 1943 In Action

13th Mar 1943 Training

13th March 1943 Depart for CTC course

14th Mar 1943 Advance

14th March 1943 Greek officers departed

15th Mar 1943 Orders

15th March 1943 Operator course started

15th March 1943 Exercise

15th Mar 1943 Artillery Registration

16th Mar 1943 Attack Made

16th Mar 1943 In Action

16th Mar 1943 Orders

16th March 1943 Orders

16th Mar 1943 In Action

16th Mar 1943 Heavy Firing

17th Mar 1943 Withdrawal

17th Mar 1943 In Action

17th Mar 1943 Report

17th Mar 1943 Patrol

18th Mar 1943 Ammunition Restricted

18th Mar 1943 Change of Command

18th Mar 1943 Attack Made

19th Mar 1943 Visit

19th Mar 1943 Reliefs

20th Mar 1943 Attack Made

20th Mar 1943 Award

21st Mar 1943 Recces

21st Mar 1943 On the Move

21th March 1943 American guns

22nd Mar 1943 Bridgehead

22nd Mar 1943 On the Move

22nd Mar 1943 Shelling

22nd March 1943 Posting

23rd Mar 1943 Reliefs

23nd Mar 1943 Barrage

23rd March 1943 Promotions Board

24th Mar 1943 Reliefs

24th Mar 1943 Advance

24th March 1943 On the Ranges

24th Mar 1943 Shelling

25th Mar 1943 Enemy Pushed Back

25th March 1943 Posting

26th Mar 1943 Attack Made

26th March 1943 C.O. returned

26th March 1943 On the Ranges

27th Mar 1943 Attack Made

27th March 1943 Posting

28th Mar 1943 Ready to Move

28th March 1943 Practise Camp

29th Mar 1943 Ready to Move

29th March 1943 Practise Camp

30th Mar 1943 On the Move

30th March 1943 American guns

30th March 1943 On the Ranges

31st Mar 1943 On the Move

31th March 1943 C.O. returned

1st Apr 1943 Recce

1st April 1943 Location of units

1st Apr 1943 Inspection

Apr 1943 Reorganisation

Apr 1943 Equipment

2nd Apr 1943 Into Action

3rd Apr 1943 Recces

3rd Apr 1943 Reliefs

3rd Apr 1943 Air Raid

4th April 1943 Battery Moves

4th Apr 1943 Command

5th Apr 1943 Command

6th Apr 1943 Attack Made

6th Apr 1943 In Action

7th Apr 1943 9 Squadron Lancaster lost

7th Apr 1943 Attack Made

8th Apr 1943 Shelling

9th Apr 1943 Advance

9th Apr 1943 On the Move

9th Apr 1943 In Action

10th Apr 1943 Advance

10th Apr 1943 Advance

11th Apr 1943 Orders

12th Apr 1943 Bathing

13th Apr 1943 On the Move

14th Apr 1943 Maintenance

14th Apr 1943 Exercise

15th Apr 1943 On the Move

16th Apr 1943 Award

16th April 1943 Battery Arrives

16th Apr 1943 On the Move

17th Apr 1943 Advance

18th Apr 1943 Recces

18th Apr 1943 Shelling

18th Apr 1943 Difficult Conditions

19th Apr 1943 On the Move

19th Apr 1943 In Action

20th Apr 1943 In Action

21st Apr 1943 In Action

22nd Apr 1943 In Action

22nd Apr 1943 Attack Made

22nd Apr 1943 Attack Made

22nd Apr 1943 Plan

23rd Apr 1943 In Action

23rd Apr 1943 On the Move

23rd Apr 1943 In Action

23rd Apr 1943 Attack Launched

24th Apr 1943 In Action

24th Apr 1943 Attack Made

25th Apr 1943 In Action

25th Apr 1943 In Action

25th Apr 1943 Positions Strengthened

26th Apr 1943 In Action

26th April 1943 Reorganised

26th Apr 1943 Advance

26th Apr 1943 Attack Made

27th Apr 1943 In Action

27th Apr 1943 Postings

27th Apr 1943 Advance

28th Apr 1943 In Action

28th Apr 1943 Shelling

29th Apr 1943 Plans

30th Apr 1943 On the Move

30th Apr 1943 Accident

30th Apr 1943 Patrols

1st May 1943 On the Move

May 1943 Reorganisation

1st May 1943 Location of units

May 1943 Reorganisation

2nd May 1943 On the Move

3rd May 1943 C.O. admitted to hospital

3rd May 1943 Command

4th May 1943 Preparations

4th May 1943 Preparations

5th May 1943 Advance

5th May 1943 In Action

6th May 1943 In Action

6th May 1943 Move to new camp

6th May 1943 Advance

7th May 1943 In Action

7th May 1943 139LAA Bty returned to new camp

8th May 1943 In Action

8th May 1943 On the Move

9th May 1943 Advance

9th May 1943 Conference

May 1943 Reorganisation

10th May 1943 At Rest

10th May 1943 3 tonners to be exchanged

10th May 1943 Posting

May 1943 Reorganisation

May 1943 On the Move

11th May 1943 At Rest

11th May 1943 Command

11th May 1943 In Action

12th May 1943 On the Move

12th May 1943 Concentration

13th May 1943 On the Move

13th May 1943 Command

14th May 1943 At Rest

15th May 1943 Training

15th May 1943 Wings for Victory

18th May 1943 Inspection

19th May 1943 Congestion

20th May 1943 On the Move

20th May 1943 Lt. Col. Moss assumes command

21st May 1943 On the Move

22nd May 1943 On the Move

22nd May 1943 Reinforcement with new vehicles

23rd May 1943 On the Move

24th May 1943 On the Move

25th May 1943 At Rest

26th May 1943 At Rest

26th May 1943 Visit

27th May 1943 At Rest

28th May 1943 At Rest

29th May 1943 At Rest

30th May 1943 At Rest

30th May 1943 On the Move

31st May 1943 Training

31st May 1943 On the Move

1st Jun 1943 Training

1st Jun 1943 Reorganisation

1st June 1943 Locations of units

1st Jun 1943 Reliefs

Jun 1943 Reorganisation

June 1943 Reorganisation

3rd Jun 1943 Posting

4th Jun 1943   40th (Sherwood Foresters) Searchlight Regiment, R.A. converted to 149th (Sherwood Foresters) Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, R.A. with 501st, 502nd and 503rd Batteries.

4th Jun 1943

4th June 1943 Move

9th Jun 1943 Inspection

Jun 1943 Reorganisation

14th June 1943 Move to Transit Camp

15th June 1943 Exercise BROMYARD

16th June 1943 Move

17th Jun 1943 Royal Visit

21st Jun 1943 On the Move

22nd Jun 1943 On the Move

23rd June 1943 Exercises

25th of June 1943 Signals

25th of June 1943 Instructions

25th of June 1943 Frequencies

25th of June 1943 Detachment Duty Card

25th of June 1943 Instructions

25th of June 1943 Ammunition

25th of June 1943 Signals

25th of June 1943 Orders

26st June 1943 General Montgomery visited

26th June 1943 Move

29th June 1943 On the Move

27th June 1943 Advance Party

28th of June 1943 Traffic Control

28th of June 1943 Fuel

28th of June 1943 Fuel

28th of June 1943 Orders

28th of June 1943 Stores

28th of June 1943 Signals

28th of June 1943 Orders

28th of June 1943 Markings

28th of June 1943 Signage

28th of June 1943 Ferry Services

26th of June 1943 Orders

30th June 1943 Embarkation

1st Jun 1943 Range Practice

July 1943 Change of Command

1st July 1943 Embarkation at Suez

Jul 1943 Reorganisation

1st July 1943 Visit

3rd July 1943 On the Move

4th July 1943 Disembarked

6th Jul 1943 On the Move

6th July 1943 Visit

8th July 1943 At Rest

9th July 1943 On the Move

9th Jul 1943 In Action

9th Jul 1943 HQ Moves

10th Jul 1943 On the Move

10th Jul 1943 Invasion of Sicily

10th July 1943 Landings

July 1943 On the Move

10th July 1943 On the Move

12th Jul 1943 On the Move

12th July 1943 On the Move

13th July 1943 Arrival

14th July 1943 Vehicles

15th Jul 1943 Newspaper

15th July 1943 On the Move

15th Jul 1943 Hard Fighting

16th July 1943 Verbal orders

17th Jul 1943 Attack Made

17th Jul 1943 Heavy Fighting

19th July 1943 On the Ranges

20th July 1943 On the Move

20th July 1943 Visit

21st July 1943 No changes in situation

21st July 1943 Course

21st Jul 1943 Orders

22nd Jul 1943 Exercise

22nd July 1943 Posting

22nd July 1943 Training

23rd July 1943 Training

23rd Jul 1943 On the Move

24th July 1943 No Air Activity

24th July 1943 Training

24th Jul 1943 On the Move

25th July 1943 Postings

25th July 1943 On the Move

26th Jul 1943 Aircraft Brought Down

26th July 1943 Inspections

26th Jul 1943 On the Move

26th July 1943 Orders

27th July 1943 Quiet

27th July 1943 In Billets

27th Jul 1943 On the Move

28th July 1943 Reorganisation

28th July 1943 Training

28th Jul 1943 On the Move

29th July 1943 Reorganisation

29th July 1943 Training

29th Jul 1943 In Action

29th Jul 1943 On the Move

30th July 1943 Training

30th Jul 1943 On the Move

31st July 1943 No Chamge

31st July 1943 Training

31st Jul 1943 Under Fire

1st Aug 1943 On the Move

Aug 1943 Reorganisation

Aug 1943 Move

1st Aug 1943 Orders

3rd Aug 1943 On the Move

4th August 1943 Defence

4th August 1943 1-4 August: No appreciate change

4th August 1943 In Persuit

5th August 1943 Move of 99 and 252 Btys

5th August 1943 In Action

5th Aug 1943 Reorganisation

6th August 1943

6th August 1943 Conference

6th August 1943 Advance

6th August 1943 Pilot saved from burning aircraft

7th August 1943 C.O. visits Btys

7th August 1943 Advance

7th August 1943 In Action

7th August 1943 Command

7th August 1943 On the Move

7th Aug 1943 On the Move

8th August 1943 RHQ moves to new location

8th Aug 1943 On the Move

8th Aug 1943 Exercise

9th August 1943 Guns stay put

9th Aug 1943 Exercise

10th August 1943 252LAA Bty under new command

10th Aug 1943 Exercise

11th August 1943 No appreciate changes

12th August 1943 Operation Order No. 7

11th Aug 1943 Exercise

12th Aug 1943 On the Move

13th August 1943 REME new location

13th September 1943 Warning order to move

13th Aug 1943 On the Move

14th Aug 1943 On the Move

15th August 1943 14-15 August: No appreciate change

15th August 1943 On the Move

16th August 1943 Verbal orders

16th August 1943 In Action

17th August 1943 Advance

18th Aug 1943 Anti Aircraft Fire

20th August 1943 17-20 August: Situation unchanged and refits for new task

21st August 1943 New instructions from 5 Div

22nd August 1943 Position planning instructions

24th August 1943 23-24 August: Situation unchanged

25th August 1943 Orders

25th August 1943 Position planning

26th August 1943 Visit army commander

27th August 1943 QM arrived

27th Aug 1943 Into Position

28th August 1943 Orders

28th August 1943 No change

29th August 1943 Operation orders for Baytown

30th August 1943 More operation orders Baytown

31st Aug 1943 Reorganisation

31st August 1943 Awaiting orders for new invasion

31st Aug 1943 Inspection

1st September 1943 Exercise

1st September 1943 Operation Order Baytown received

Sep 1943 Reorganisation

Sep 1943 Reorganisation

Sep 1943 Move

1st Sep 1943 Orders

1st Sep 1943 Location

1st Sep 1943 Preparations

2nd September 1943 Mov. Instr. No. 3

2nd Sep 1943 Planning

2nd Sep 1943 Briefing

2nd Sep 1943 On the Move

3rd September 1943 C.O. disembarked in Italy

3rd Sep 1943 Anti Aircraft Artillery Support

4th September 1943 Serial 169 shipped to Italy

4th Sep 1943 On the Move

5th September 1943 139LAA Bty to relieve 252LAA Bty

5th Sep 1943 On the Move

5th Sep 1943 On the Move

6th September 1943 Verbal order confirmed

6th Sep 1943 Reorganisation

7th September 1943 Operation Order No 2 Issued

8th September 1943 Orders issued and 352LAA Bty under command 18LAA Regt.

8th Sep 1943 Move

9th Sep 1943 Landing

9th September 1943 Instructions and move

9th September 1943 Landing at Salerno

9th Sep 1943 Advance

9th Sep 1943 Stiff Opposition

9th Sep 1943 In Action

10th September 1943 Instruction 072

10th September 1943 Advance

10th Sep 1943 In Action

11th September 1943 Instructions issued

11th September 1943 In Action

11th Sep 1943 In Action

12th of September 1943 Attack Made

12th September 1943 Op. Instr. No 3 issued

12th Sep 1943 Line Reinforced

12th Sep 1943 On the Move

13th of September 1943 Shelling

13th Sep 1943 Stand to

14th Sep 1943 In Action

14th September 1943 Operation Instruction No. 4

14th September 1943 In Action

14th September 1943 Orders Reconsidered

14th Sep 1943 Stand to

14th Sep 1943 Enemy Flushed

14th Sep 1943 On the Move

14th Sep 1943 Guns Active

15th September 1943 Move to the Italian mainland

15th September 1943 RHQ to move

15th September 1943 Attacks Made

15th Sep 1943 Shelling

16th September 1943 Operation Instruction No 5 issued

16th September 1943 Patrols

16th Sep 1943 Recce

17th September 1943 Location change

17th September 1943 RHQ move to Maratea

17th of September 1943 Shelling

17th Sep 1943 Shelling

18th September 1943 Operation Instruction No 6 issued

18th of September 1943 Withdrawal

18th Sep 1943 Advance

19th September 1943 Moving forward

19th Sep 1943 Orders

19th of September 1943 Large Fire

19th Sep 1943 Shelling

20th September 1943 RHQ move to Sala Consilina

20th Sep 1943 Reliefs

21st September 1943 Operation Instruction No 7 issued

21st of September 1943 Conference

21st Sep 1943 Shelling

22nd of September 1943 Reorganisation

22nd of September 1943 North of Corigiliano

23rd of September 1943 Bold Plan

24th September 1943 Operation Instruction No 8 issued

24th of September 1943 Mines

24th of September 1943 Controls

24th Sep 1943 On the Move

24th Sep 1943 Arrival

25th Sep 1943 On the Move

25th Sep 1943 Working Party

26th Sep 1943 Advance

26th Sep 1943 Address

27th Sep 1943 On the Move

27th Sep 1943 Advance

28th Sep 1943 Supplies

28th Sep 1943 Landings

28th Sep 1943 Visit

29th Sep 1943 On the Move

29th Sep 1943 Advance

29th September 1943 25-29 September: resting and regrouping

30th September 1943 Operation Instruction No 9 issued

30th Sep 1943 Attachment

1st October 1943 RHQ to move

Oct 1943 On the Move

Oct 1943 On the Move

2nd of October 1943 Report on Operations

2nd October 1943 Move to Potenza

3rd Oct 1943 Advance

3rd October 1943 C.O. and Adjt leave for Foggia

4th Oct 1943 In Action

4th Oct 1943 In Action

4th October 1943 C.O. attends conference Div HQ

5th October 1943 Instructions for protection of Div given

6th Oct 1943 Withdrawal

6th October 1943 99 Bty to report to RHQ

6th Oct 1943 In Action

7th October 1943 Protection of road

8th October 1943 Recce for 139 Bty

9th October 1943 99 Bty partly under new command

10th October 1943 139 Bty in harbour area

10th Oct 1943 Enemy Active

10th Oct 1943 On the Move

12th Oct 1943 Crossing

15th October 1943 11-15 Oct.: Concentrated training

16th October 1943 New Commanding Officer

16th Oct 1943 Patrol

17th October 1943 Relief complete

18th October 1943 Lt. Col. G.L. Moss leaves RHQ for U.K

19th October 1943 I.O. visits 8 Army

19th Oct 1943 On the Move

19th October 1943 Reliefs

20th October 1943 20-22 Oct.: Nothing to report

20th Oct 1943 In Action

21st Oct 1943 New Equipment

21st October 1943 River Crossed

23rd October 1943 Operation orders and instructions from Regt and Div issued

24th October 1943 Concentration area Vinchiaturo

24th Oct 1943 Advance

25th October 1943 Conference with C.O. 99LAA Regt

26th October 1943 26th October 1943 New cmd 139 Bty

27th Oct 1943 Orders

27th October 1943 Orders to protect 91 Fd Regt

28th October 1943 Operation order No. 20 from RA 5 Div

29th Oct 1943 Attack Made

29th October 1943 Operation Instruction No. 21

30th October 1943 RHQ established in bombed palace

31st October 1943 252 Bty in Bojano

1st Nov 1943 In Action

1st November 1943 Move tomorrow

Nov 1943 Equipment

2nd Nov 1943 In Action

2nd November 1943 Together with 91 Fd Rgt

2nd Nov 1943 Advance

3rd November 1943 RHQ moves to Cantalupo

3rd Nov 1943 Advance

4th November 1943 Impossible to get to Carpinone

5th Nov 1943 In Action

5th November 1943 Contact with shot down British officers

5th Nov 1943 Advance

6th November 1943 Me 109’s spotted

6th Nov 1943 On the Move

7th Nov 1943 In Action

7th November 1943 Defend X-roads

7th Nov 1943 Advance

8th Nov 1943 In Action

8th November 1943 Batteries move

8th Nov 1943 Advance

9th November 1943 99 BHQ moves

10th November 1943 Posting

Nov 1943 In Action

11th November 1943 B/99 move with 92 Id Rgt

13th Nov 1943 Advance

13th November 1943 Operation Order No. 14 issued

14th November 1943 Special security precautions

15th November 1943 Tac HQ at Isernia

16th November 1943 Plan to move to Rionero

17th November 1943 CO returns to RHQ

18th November 1943 Permission to fire 4 rounds

18th Nov 1943 Advance

19th November 1943 4 rounds fired for practice

20th Nov 1943 Visit

20th November 1943 RA Operation Order No. 23

20th Nov 1943 Attack Made

21th November 1943 Order for relief 99 Bty

23rd Nov 1943 Crossings

24th November 1943 CO and 2 i/c return from and leave for Tac RHQ

25th November 1943 Delegation Canadian LAA Regt arrives

25th Nov 1943 River Rising

26th November 1943 Shelled in Rionero, 5 wounded

27th November 1943 Shelling during visit 99 Bty

28th Nov 1943 Attack Made

28th November 1943 CO returned to Tac RHQ

28th Nov 1943 In Action

29th Nov 1943 In Action

29th November 1943 CO visits gun sites

29th Nov 1943 Town Captured

30th November 1943 RHQ established at new location

30th Nov 1943 Hard Fighting

1st December 1943 RHQ moved to Isernia

1st Dec 1943 Hard Fighting

2nd December 1943 CO visits B/99 section and 5 Div.

2nd Dec 1943 Advance

3rd December 1943 Admin. Arrangement no A26

5th December 1943 Capt. B. Williams killed by mine

7th December 1943 Order for relief

7th Dec 1943 Poor Weather

8th Dec 1943 Attack Made

9th December 1943 Orders to for move

9th Dec 1943 Hard Fighting

10th December 1943 280LAA Rgt to take over commitments

10th Dec 1943 Attack Made

11th December 1943 RHQ moves to Agnone

12th December 1943 Recces

12th Dec 1943 Bridgehead Gained

13th December 1943 Conference at RHQ

14th December 1943 Operation Order No. 16

14th Dec 1943 Ground Gained

15th December 1943 Recce for new Tac RHQ

16th December 1943 First of several air attacks

16th Dec 1943 Advance

17th December 1943 CO visits gun sites

18th December 1943 Visit from Brigadier Martin

18th Dec 1943 Very Hard Fighting

19th December 1943 Visit gun sites and lunch with CO 99LAA Rgt

20th December 1943 Take over duties and new appointments

21th December 1943 Visits to RHQ

21st Dec 1943 Preparations

22nd December 1943 99 Bty moving

22nd Dec 1943 Attack Made

23rd December 1943 Polish visit and heavy artillery barrage

23rd Dec 1943 Defence

23rd Dec 1943 In Action

24th December 1943 Visits, liaison and conference

24th Dec 1943 Heavy Fighting

25th December 1943 Christmas visits, Splice the Mainbrace

25th Dec 1943 Bombardment

26th December 1943 CO visits HQRA and 252 BHQ

26th Dec 1943 Village Taken

27th December 1943 Fw190 and other aircraft engaged by guns

28th December 1943 New postings for officers

29th December 1943 Obtain information of relief

30th December 1943 Move postponed and troops stopped

31st December 1943 More visits

31st Dec 1943 Blizzard

Jan 1944 On the Move

Jan 1944 Training

Jan 1944 Reorganisation

1st Jan 1944 Posting

1st Jan 1944 Postings

2nd Jan 1944 Entertainment Planned

3rd Jan 1944 Equipment

3rd Jan 1944 Conference

4th Jan 1944 Exercise

4th Jan 1944 Equipment

5th Jan 1944 In Action

5th Jan 1944 Course

5th Jan 1944 Deficencies

6th Jan 1944 Lecture

6th Jan 1944 Accomodation

7th Jan 1944 Posting

7th Jan 1944 Skiing

7th Jan 1944 Vehicles

8th Jan 1944 Exercise

8th Jan 1944 Concert

9th Jan 1944 Heavy Snow

9th Jan 1944 Vehicles

Jan 1944 In Action

10th Jan 1944 Exercise

10th Jan 1944 Course

11th Jan 1944 Posting

11th Jan 1944 Exercise

11th Jan 1944 Equipment

12th Jan 1944 Transfer

12th Jan 1944 Training

12th Jan 1944 Gun Carriages

13th Jan 1944 Training

13th Jan 1944 Course Ends

14th Jan 1944 Exercise

15th Jan 1944 On the Move

15th Jan 1944 Equipment

16th Jan 1944 Courses

16th Jan 1944 Course

17th Jan 1944 Exercise

18th Jan 1944 Exercise

18th Jan 1944 River Crossed

18th Jan 1944 On the Ranges

18th Jan 1944 Exercise

18th Jan 1944 Course

19th Jan 1944 Exercise

19th Jan 1944 Exercise

20th Jan 1944 Exercise

20th Jan 1944 Orders

21st Jan 1944 Exercise

21st Jan 1944 Exercise

21st Jan 1944 Exercise

22nd Jan 1944 Exercise

22nd January 1944 Battle of Anzio

22nd Jan 1944 Landings

22nd Jan 1944 Exercise

22nd Jan 1944 Postings

22nd Jan 1944 Orders

23rd Jan 1944 Posting

23rd Jan 1944 Course

24th Jan 1944 Posting

24th Jan 1944 Visit

26th Jan 1944 Ready to Move

26th Jan 1944 Visit

27th Jan 1944 Orders

28th Jan 1944 Orders

29th Jan 1944 Exercise

29th Jan 1944 Orders

30th Jan 1944 On the Ranges

30th Jan 1944 Conference

31st Jan 1944 Instructor

Feb 1944 Chindit force preparations  In early February 1944 preparations began for the 2nd Chindit Expedition. The Special Force or 3rd Indian Division as it was known consisted of the following units, which were split into Columns.
3rd West African Brigade and 14th Brigade

6th Btn. Nigeria Regiment. (Columns 66 & 39)
2nd Btn. Black Watch (Columns 42 & 73)
7th Btn Nigeria Regiment (Columns 29 & 35)
1st Btn. Beds & Herts Regiment (Columns 16 & 61)
12th Btn. Nigeria Regt (Columns 12 & 43)
2nd Btn. York & Lancaster Regiment (Columns 84 & 65)
7th Btn Leicestershire Regiment (Columns 47 & 74)
54th Field Company, Royal Engineers

77 Brigade and 111 Brigade

3rd Btn. 6th Gurkha Rifles (Columns 36 & 63)
1st Btn. Cameronians (Columns 26 & 90)
1st Btn. Kings (Liverpool) Regiment (Columns 81 & 82)
2nd Btn. Kings Own Royal (Lancaster) Regiment (Columns 41 & 46)
1st Btn. Lancashire Fusiliers (Columns 20 & 50)
3rd Btn. 4th Gurkha Rifles (Column 30)
1st Btn. South Staffordshire Regiment (Columns 38 & 80)
3rd Btn. 9th Gurkha Rifles (Columns 57 & 93)

23rd Indian Infantry Brigade

1st Btn. Essex Regiment (Columns 44 & 56)
2nd Btn. Duke of Wellington's Regiment (Columns 33 & 76)
4th Btn. Border Regiment (Columns 34, 55)
60th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, deployed as infantry, (Columns 60 & 68)
12th Field Company, Royal Engineers

16th Brigade Morris Force

1st Btn. Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment (Columns 21 & 22)
4th Btn. 9th Gurkha Rifles (Columns 49 & 94)
2nd Btn. Leicestershire Regiment (Columns 17 & 71)
3rd Btn. 4th Gurkha Rifles (Column 30)
45th Recce Regiment (Columns 45 & 54)
51st and 69th Field Regiments, Royal Artillery, deployed as infantry (Columns 51 & 69)
2nd Field Company, Royal Engineers

Dah Force

Kachin Levies

Stronghold Defences

R S & U Troop 160th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery (25 Pounders)
W X Y & Z Troops 69th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery (Bofors)

Divisional Troops

219th Field Park Company, Royal Engineers
Detachment 2nd Burma Rifles
145th Brigade Company, R.A.S.C.
61st Air Supply Company, R.A.S.C.
2nd Indian Air Supply Company, R.I.A.S.C.

Feb 1944 Chindit force preparations

Feb 1944 History

3rd Feb 1944 Exercise

3rd Feb 1944 Counter Attacks

3rd Feb 1944 Inspection

4th Feb 1944 On the Move

4th Feb 1944 Exercise

6th Feb 1944 On the Move

8th February 1944 Supplies Delivered

8th Feb 1944 Posting

9th Feb 1944 Address

10th Feb 1944 On the Move

10th February 1944 Battle of the Admin Box

10th Feb 1944 Visit

11th Feb 1944 Postings

12th Feb 1944 Postings

13th February 1944 Roads Bad

13th Feb 1944 Postings

14th Feb 1944 Orders

14th February 1944 Warning Order

14th Feb 1944 Posting

15th Feb 1944 Exercise

16th Feb 1944 Exercise

16th February 1944 Location Statement

17th Feb 1944 Exercise

18th Feb 1944 Exercise

19th Feb 1944 Exercise

20th Feb 1944 Exercise

21st Feb 1944 Exercise

21st February 1944 Air dominance secured

22nd Feb 1944 Exercise

22nd February 1944

23rd Feb 1944 Reorganisation

23rd Feb 1944 Exercise

23rd February 1944

23rd Feb 1944 Exercise

24th Feb 1944 Exercise

24th Feb 1944 Posting

25th Feb 1944 At Rest

28th Feb 1945 Advance

Mar 1944 Training

Mar 1944 Reorganisation

2nd March 1944

8th March 1944 On the March

11th March 1944 Fire

17th March 1944 Prisoner Taken

17th March 1944 Attack Made

18th March 1944 Shelling

19th March 1944 Enemy Gun

20th March 1944 Enemy Posts

21st March 1944 Prisoner Captured

22nd Mar 1944 Visit

23rd March 1944 Attacks

23rd March 1944 Relief completed

24th March 1944 Reliefs

30th March 1944 Defence

31st March 1944 Orders

April 1944 Training

1st Apr 1944 Shelling

2nd Apr 1944 Shelling

3rd Apr 1944 In Action

3rd Apr 1944 Shelling

4th Apr 1944 Communication

5th Apr 1944 Under Fire

6th Apr 1944 Shelling

7th Apr 1944 Good Friday

7th Apr 1944 Surrounded

7th Apr 1944 Shelling

8th Apr 1944 Advance

8th Apr 1944 Transport Heard

9th Apr 1944 Contact

10th April 1944 Exercise

April 1944 Reliefs

10th Apr 1944 Defences

11th Apr 1944 Enemy Active

12th Apr 1944 Relief Complete

13th Apr 1944 Shelling

14th Apr 1944 Break Through

14th Apr 1944 Rain

14th Apr 1944 Reliefs

14th Apr 1944 Heavy Rain

15th Apr 1944 Break Through

15th Apr 1944 Exercise

16th Apr 1944 Attacks

16th Apr 1944 Exercise

17th Apr 1945 In Action

17th Apr 1944 Attacks

17th Apr 1944 Change of Command

17th Apr 1944 Change of Command

17th Apr 1944 Exercise

18th Apr 1944 Attack Made

18th Apr 1944 In Action

18th Apr 1944 Exercise

19th Apr 1944 Reliefs

19th Apr 1944 Artillery in Action

19th Apr 1944 Exercise

20th Apr 1944 Reliefs

20th Apr 1944 Attack Made

20th Apr 1944 Exercise

21st Apr 1944 Barrage

21st Apr 1944 Exercise

21st of April 1944 Change of Plan

22nd Apr 1944 Bombardment

22nd Apr 1944 Exercise Ends

23rd Apr 1944 Empty Positions

23rd April 1944 On the Move

23rd April 1944 Exercise

23rd April 1944 Exercise Notes

24th Apr 1944 Change of Command

24th Apr 1944 Advance

26th Apr 1944 Box Formed

28th of April 1944 Move

Apr 1944 Reorganisation

1st May 1944 Planning

1st May 1944 Training

2nd May 1944 On the Ranges

3rd May 1944 On the Ranges

3rd May 1944 Exercise

5th May 1944 Exercise

6th May 1944 Posting

6th May 1944 Aircrew and observers killed on exercise

7th May 1944 Wading

8th May 1944 Wading

9th May 1944 Wading

10th May 1944 Briefing

11th May 1944 In Action

11th May 1944 Briefing

11th May 1944 Preparations

11th May 1944 On the March

12th May 1944 Excerise

12th May 1944 Offensive Begins

13th May 1944 Exercise

13th May 1944 Orders

14th May 1944 On the Move

14th May 1944 Excerise

14th May 1944 On the Move

14th May 1944 On the Move

15th May 1944 Excerise

15th May 1944 Attack Made

15th May 1944 In Action

16th May 1944 Excerise

16th May 1944 In Action

16th May 1944 In Action

17th May 1944 In Action

17th May 1944 In Action

18th May 1944 On the Move

18th May 1944 Advance

20th May 1944 Maintenance

21st May 1944 Divine Service

22nd May 1944 Lecture

23rd May 1944 Preparations

24th of May 1944 Top Secret

27th May 1944 Address

28th May 1944 Preparations

29th May 1944 Preparations

30th May 1944 Preparations

30th May 1944 In Action

30th May 1944 Enemy Bunkers

31st May 1944 Preparations

May 1944 Equipment

1st Jun 1944 Orders

1st Jun 1944 Preparations

1st Jun 1944 Preparations

1st Jun 1944 Orders

1st Jun 1944 In Camp

1st Jun 1944 Preparations

1st Jun 1944 On the Move

June 1944 Change of Command

1st June 1944 Quiet

2nd Jun 1944 Orders

2nd Jun 1944 Codeword Received

2nd Jun 1944 On the Move

2nd Jun 1944 Loading

2nd Jun 1944 Preparations

2nd June 1944 On the Move

3rd Jun 1944 Orders

3rd Jun 1944 Excerise

3rd Jun 1944 Welfare

3rd Jun 1944 Landing Craft

3rd Jun 1944 Preparations

3rd Jun 1944 Loading

3rd June 1944 Move

3rd Jun 1944 On the Move

3rd June 1944 On the Move

4th Jun 1944 Preparations

4th Jun 1944 On the Move

4th Jun 1944 Preparations

4th Jun 1944 On the Move

4th Jun 1944 Exercise

4th Jun 1944 Preparations

4th Jun 1944 Poor Conditions

4th June 1944 Rough Seas

5th Jun 1944 Preparations

5th Jun 1944 Advance Party

5th Jun 1944 On the Move

5th Jun 1944 Vessel Lost

5th Jun 1944 Orders Issued

5th Jun 1944 On the Move

5th June 1944 Rough Seas

5th Jun 1944 Orders

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th of June 1944 Landing

6th June 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 Heavy Swell

6th June 1944 Pathfinders

6th June 1944 Landings

6th June 1944 Landings

6th June 1944 Landings

6th June 1944 Landings

6th Jun 1944 Waterproofing

6th Jun 1944 On the Move

6th Jun 1944 Landings

6th Jun 1944 Maps

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 Attachment

6th Jun 1944 Concentration

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 On the Move

6th June 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Landings

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 Observation

6th Jun 1944 Observation

6th Jun 1944 On the Move

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 Preparations

6th Jun 1944 In Action

6th Jun 1944 Vessel Lost

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 2nd Wave

6th Jun 1944 Objectives Taken

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Minefields

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Advance

6th Jun 1944 2nd Wave

6th Jun 1944 Beach Group

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Advance

6th Jun 1944 Landings

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th Jun 1944 Sword Beach

6th Jun 1944 Landing

6th June 1944 On the Move

6th Jun 1944 On the Move

7th Jun 1944 Orders

7th Jun 1944 Advance

7th Jun 1944 In Action

7th Jun 1944 Tank Threat

7th Jun 1944 Wood Cleared

7th Jun 1944 Objectives Taken

7th Jun 1944 In Action

7th Jun 1944 Waterproofing

7th Jun 1944 Instruction

7th Jun 1944 On the Move

7th Jun 1944 Landings

7th Jun 1944 On the Move

7th June 1944 On the Move

7th June 1944 Prisoners Taken

7th Jun 1944 Landing

7th Jun 1944 In Support

7th Jun 1944 Preparations

8th Jun 1944 In Action

8th Jun 1944 On the Move

8th Jun 1944 Orders Issued

8th Jun 1944

8th Jun 1944 Consolidation

8th Jun 1944 Briefing

8th Jun 1944 Shelling

8th Jun 1944 On the Move

8th Jun 1944 On the Move

8th Jun 1944 Radar Station

8th June 1944 On the Move

8th Jun 1944 In Action

8th Jun 1944 Code Word Received

8th Jun 1944 Briefing

8th of June 1944 D Day + 2

8th Jun 1944 Stiff Opposition

8th Jun 1944 In Action

9th Jun 1944 Landing

9th Jun 1944 On the Move

9th Jun 1944 Orders

9th Jun 1944 Mortar Fire

9th Jun 1944 Embarkation

9th Jun 1944 On the Move

9th Jun 1944 Attacks Held

9th Jun 1944 On the Move

9th Jun 1944 In Action

9th June 1944 In Action

9th Jun 1944 Code Word Received

9th Jun 1944 Orders

9th June 1944 In Action

9th Jun 1944 Advance

9th Jun 1944 Attack Made

9th Jun 1944 In Action

10th Jun 1944 On the Move

10th Jun 1944 On the Move

10th Jun 1944 Enemy Active

10th Jun 1944 Convoy

10th Jun 1944 Attacks

10th Jun 1944 Targets Engaged

10th June 1944 In Action

10th Jun 1944 Orders

10th Jun 1944 Lectures

10th Jun 1944 Heavy Counter Attacks

June 1944 On the Move

10th Jun 1944 Counter Attacks

11th Jun 1944 Waiting

11th Jun 1944 Preparations

11th Jun 1944 Attack Made

11th Jun 1944 Convoy

11th Jun 1944 On the Move

11th Jun 1944 Rounds Fired

11th June 1944 In Action

11th Jul 1944 On the Move

11th Jun 1944 On the Move

11th June 1944 Shelling

11th Jun 1944 Attacks

12th Jun 1944 On the Move

12th Jun 1944 On the Move

12th Jun 1944 On the Move

12th Jun 1944 Advance Party

12th Jun 1944 Waterproofing

12th Jun 1944 In Support

12th June 1944 Accident

12th Jul 1944 Reliefs

12th Jun 1944 Preparations

12th Jun 1944 Patrols

12th Jun 1944 Dispositions

12th Jun 1944 Harassing Fire

13th Jun 1944 Preparations

13th Jun 1944 Landing

13th Jun 1944 On the Move

13th Jun 1944 Heavy Guns

13th Jun 1944 Landing

13th Jun 1944 In Action

13th Jun 1944 Counter Attack

13th June 1944 In Action

13th Jun 1944 On the Move

13th Jun 1944 Shelling

13th Jun 1944 In Action

13th Jun 1944 Shelling

14th Jun 1944 On the Move

14th Jun 1944 On the Move

14th Jun 1944 On the Move

14th Jun 1944 Landing

14th Jun 1944 Attacks

14th Jun 1944 Advance Party

14th Jun 1944 On the Move

14th Jun 1944 Quiet

14th June 1944 Delayed

14th Jul 1944 Shelling

14th Jun 1944 Preparations

14th Jun 1944 Attacks Made

14th Jun 1944 Defences

14th Jun 1944 In Action

15th Jun 1944 Waiting

15th Jun 1944 On the Move

15th Jun 1944 On the Move

15th Jun 1944 Landing

15th Jun 1944 Rockets

15th Jun 1944 On the Move

15th Jun 1944 Quiet

15th Jun 1944 On the Move

15th Jun 1944 Advance Party

15th Jun 1944 Quiet

15th Jun 1944 Enemy Aircraft

15th Jun 1944 Shelling

16th Jun 1944 In Action

16th Jun 1944 On the Move

16th Jun 1944 Enemy Active

16th Jun 1944 In Action

16th Jun 1944 On the Move

16th Jun 1944 On the Move

16th Jun 1944 Enemy Attack

16th Jul 1944 At Rest

16th Jun 1944 On the Move

16th Jun 1944 Barrage

17th Jun 1944 On the Move

17th Jun 1944 Under Fire

17th Jun 1944 Delays

17th Jun 1944 Shelling

17th Jun 1944 Enemy Aircraft

17th Jun 1944 Orders

17th Jun 1944 Targets

17th Jun 1944 On the Move

17th Jun 1944 On the Move

17th Jun 1944 On the Move

17th Jun 1944 Attacks Made

17th Jun 1944 Ground Gained

18th Jun 1944 In Action

18th Jun 1944 Delays

18th Jun 1944 Artillery Active

18th Jun 1944 On the Move

18th Jun 1944 Raid

18th Jun 1944 On the Move

18th Jun 1944 Maintenance

19th Jun 1944 In Action

19th Jun 1944 Delays

19th Jun 1944 Bombardment

19th Jun 1944 Arrival

19th Jun 1944 Quiet

19th Jun 1944 On the Move

19th Jun 1944 Barrages

20th Jun 1944 Shelling

20th Jun 1944 Delays

20th Jun 1944 Barrage

20th Jun 1944 Preparations

20th Jun 1944 In Action

20th Jun 1944 Quiet

20th June 1944 Orders

20th Jul 1944 Under Shellfire

20th Jun 1944 Quiet

20th Jun 1944 Enemy Targetted

20th June 1944 Appalling Conditions

21st Jun 1944 Quiet

21st Jun 1944 Orders

21st Jun 1944 Concentration

21st Jun 1944 Under Shellfire

21st Jun 1944 Mortar Fire

21st Jun 1944 On the Move

21st Jun 1944 In Action

21st Jul 1944 In Action

21st Jun 1944 On the Move

21st June 1944 Supplies

22nd Jun 1944 On the Move

22nd Jun 1944 Fire

22nd Jun 1944 Recce

22nd Jun 1944 Shelling

22nd Jun 1944 In Action

22nd Jul 1944 In Action

22nd Jun 1944 Preparations

22nd Jun 1944 Shelling

22nd Jun 1944 In Action

22nd June 1944 HQ

22nd Jun 1944 Air Raid

23rd Jun 1944 On the Move

23rd Jun 1944 Attack Made

23rd Jun 1944 Briefing

23rd Jun 1944 Preparations

23rd Jun 1944 Artillery Active

22nd Jun 1944 In Action

23rd Jul 1944 In Action

23rd Jun 1944 Concentration

23rd Jun 1944 On the Move

23rd Jun 1944 Mortar Fire

24th Jun 1944 Shelling

24th Jun 1944 Preparations

24th Jun 1944 On the Move

24th Jun 1944 Waiting

24th Jun 1944 In Action

24th Jun 1944 Instructions

24th Jul 1944 In Action

24th Jun 1944 Concentration

24th Jun 1944 On the Move

24th Jun 1944 Preparations

24th June 1944 On the Move

24th June 1944 Advance

24th June 1944 Hard Fighting

25th Jun 1944 On the Move

25th Jun 1944 Quieter

25th Jun 1944 Preparations

25th Jun 1944 On the Move

25th Jun 1944 Shelling

25th Jun 1944 On the Move

25th Jun 1944 Raid

25th Jul 1944 Heavy Shelling

25th Jun 1944 Conference

25th Jun 1944 Preparations

25th Jun 1944 Attack Made

25th June 1944 On the Move

25th Jun 1944 Hard Fighting

26th Jun 1944 Landing

26th Jun 1944 In Action

26th Jun 1944 Attack Made

26th Jun 1944 Move

26th Jun 1944 In Action

26th Jun 1944 Artillery Active

26th Jun 1944 On the Move

26th Jun 1944 Targets Engaged

26th Jul 1944 In Action

26th Jun 1944 In Action

26th Jun 1944 On the Move

26th Jun 1944 On the Move

26th Jun 1944 Attack Made

26th Jun 1944 In Action

27th Jun 1944 On the Move

27th Jun 1944 Attack Made

27th Jun 1944 In Action

27th Jun 1944 Attachment

27th Jun 1944 Guns Calibrated

27th Jul 1944 In Action

27th Jun 1944 In Action

27th Jun 1944 On the Move

27th Jun 1944 Security

27th Jun 1944 In Support

28th Jun 1944 Landing

28th Jun 1944 Escape

28th Jun 1944 Enemy Guns

28th Jun 1944 Orders

28th Jun 1944 In Position

28th Jun 1944 Infantry Advance

28th Jun 1944 In Action

28th Jun 1944 Instructions

28th Jul 1944 Shelling

28th Jun 1944 Attack

28th Jun 1944 In Action

28th Jun 1944 Documents

28th Jun 1944 In Action

29th Jun 1944 Air Raid

29th Jun 1944 Counter Attack

29th Jun 1944 Hostile Artillery

29th Jun 1944 Attack Launched

29th Jun 1944 Counter Attack

29th Jun 1944 In Action

29th Jun 1944 Concentration

29th Jun 1944 Raid

29th Jul 1944 In Action

29th Jun 1944 Strong Opposition

29th Jun 1944 Recce

29th Jun 1944 Reinforcements

29th Jun 1944 Orders

29th Jun 1944 Attack Made

30th Jun 1944 Recce

30th Jun 1944 In Action

30th Jun 1944 Observation

30th Jun 1944 Artillery Active

30th Jun 1944 Enemy Aircraft

30th Jun 1944 Raid

30th Jun 1944 In Action

30th Jun 1944 In Action

30th Jun 1944 Orders

30th Jun 1944 In Action

Jun 1944 Defence

30th Jun 1944 In Action

1st Jul 1944 In Action

1st Jul 1944 Registration

1st Jul 1944 Orders

1st Jul 1944 Counter Attack

1st Jul 1944 Artillery Active

1st Jul 1944 In Action

1st Jul 1944 On the Move

1st Jul 1944 Moves

1st Jul 1944 Conference

July 1944 Reorganisation

1st Jul 1944 Counter Attacks

1st Jul 1944 In Defence

1st July 1944 Orders

1st Jul 1944 On the Move

2nd Jul 1944 In Action

2nd Jul 1944 Relief

2nd Jul 1944 In Action

2nd Jul 1944 Patrols

2nd Jul 1944 Reliefs

2nd Jul 1944 Heavy Shelling

2nd Jul 1944 On the Move

2nd Jul 1944 Orders

2nd Jul 1944 Reliefs

2nd Jul 1944 Divine Service

2nd July 1944 Reliefs

2nd Jul 1944 Orders

3rd Jul 1944 In Action

3rd Jul 1944 Locations

3rd Jul 1944 Under Fire

3rd Jul 1944 At Rest

3rd Jul 1944 Artillery Active

3rd Jul 1944 Shelling

3rd Jul 1944 Mortar Fire

3rd Jul 1944 On the Move

3rd Jul 1944 Hospital

3rd Jul 1944 In Action

3rd Jul 1944 Recce

3rd July 1944 Relief Complete

4th Jul 1944 In Action

4th Jul 1944 Attack Made

4th Jul 1944 Preparations

4th Jul 1944 Reliefs

4th Jul 1944 Shelling

4th Jul 1944 On the Move

4th Jul 1944 In Action

4th Jul 1944 Air Attack

4th July 1944 Conference

4th Jul 1944 Enemy Aircraft

5th Jul 1944 Hostile Artillery

5th Jul 1944 Patrols

5th Jul 1944 At Rest

5th Jul 1944 Shelling

5th Jul 1944

5th Jul 1944 On the Move

5th Jul 1944 In Action

5th Jul 1944 Counter Battery Work

5th Jul 1944 On the Move

5th Jul 1944 On the Move

6th Jul 1944 Church Destroyed

6th Jul 1944 Paswords

6th Jul 1944 Independent

6th Jul 1944 Change of Command

6th Jul 1944 On the Move

6th Jul 1944 Conference

6th Jul 1944 In Action

6th Jul 1944 Inspection

6th July 1944 Passwords

6th Jul 1944 On the Move

7th Jul 1944 In Action

7th Jul 1944 Reliefs

7th Jul 1944 Attack Made

7th Jul 1944 Relief

7th Jul 1944 On the Move

7th Jul 1944 Orders

7th Jul 1944 In Action

7th Jul 1944 Quiet

7th Jul 1944 Gun Positions

8th Jul 1944 On the Move

8th Jul 1944 On the Move

8th Jul 1944 In Action

8th Jul 1944 On the Move

8th Jul 1944 Promotions

8th Jul 1944 In Action

8th Jul 1944 In Action

8th Jul 1944 In Action

8th Jul 1944 Quiet

9th Jul 1944 Under Shellfire

9th Jul 1944 On the Move

9th Jul 1944 Shelling

9th Jul 1944 In Action

9th Jul 1944 Ammunition

9th Jul 1944 Reinforcements

9th Jul 1944 Enemy Mines

9th Jul 1944 In Action

9th Jul 1944 In Action

9th Jul 1944 Attack Made

9th Jul 1944 Preparations

10th Jul 1944 In Action

10th Jul 1944 Barrage

10th Jul 1944 Attack Made

10th Jul 1944 In Action

10th Jul 1944 Orders

10th Jul 1944 Orders

10th Jul 1944 Recce

10th Jul 1944 Gains

10th Jul 1944 Fire Support

11th Jul 1944 Casualty

11th Jul 1944 Orders

11th Jul 1944 In Action

11th Jul 1944 Move

11th Jul 1944 Move

11th Jul 1944 On the Move

11th Jul 1944 Attack Made

11th July 1944 Conference

12th Jul 1944 Communications

12th Jul 1944 Advance Party

12th Jul 1944 Move

12th Jul 1944 On the Move

12th Jul 1944 Batteries withdrawn

12th Jul 1944 Calibration

13th Jul 1944 Targets

13th Jul 1944 No Firing

13th Jul 1944 Shelling

13th Jul 1944 Demonstration

13th Jul 1944 Shelling

13th July 1944 Orders

13th Jul 1944 Draft

13th July 1944 Recce Patrols

13th Jul 1944 Fighting Patrols

13th Jul 1944 Aircraft Downed

14th Jul 1944 Attack Made

14th Jul 1944 Enemy Engaged

14th Jul 1944 Orders

14th Jul 1944 Shelling

14th Jul 1944 Attack Made

14th Jul 1944 Shelling

14th Jul 1944 On the Move

14th Jul 1944 Enemy Aircraft

14th July 1944 Orders

14th July 1944 Orders

14th July 1944 Preparations

14th Jul 1944 Anti Tank Obstacle

15th Jul 1944 Under Shellfire

15th Jul 1944 Under Shellfire

15th Jul 1944 Enemy Engaged

15th Jul 1944 Orders

15th Jul 1944 In Action

15th Jul 1944 Planning

15th Jul 1944 In Action

15th Jul 1944 Area Targetted

15th July 1944 Orders

15th July 1944 Into Position

15th Jul 1944 Attack Made

16th Jul 1944 On the Move

16th Jul 1944 Enemy Aircraft

16th Jul 1944 OP's Relief

16th Jul 1944 Shelling

16th Jul 1944 Heavy Shelling

16th Jul 1944 On the Move

16th Jul 1944 Paratroopers

16th Jul 1944 Shelling

16th Jul 1944 In Action

16th Jul 1944 Line Advanced

16th Jul 1944 In Action

16th July 1944 Air Raid

16th July 1944 In Action

16th Jul 1944 Attack Made

17th Jul 1944 Enemy Aircraft

17th Jul 1944 Reorganisation

17th Jul 1944 Bombs

17th Jul 1944 Orders

17th Jul 1944 Heavy Shelling

17th Jul 1944 Thick Mist

17th Jul 1944 Attack Made

17th Jul 1944 Orders

17th July 1944 Orders

17th Jul 1944 Troop withdrawn

17th Jul 1944 Attack Made

17th Jul 1944 Guns Move

17th July 1944 Air Raid

18th Jul 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 On the Move

18th Jul 1944 Orders

18th Jul 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 Attack Fails

18th Jul 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 Shelling

18th Jul 1944 Shelling

18th July 1944 Orders Issued

18th July 1944 In Action

18th Jul 1944 Attack Made

19th Jul 1944 Guns Calibrated

19th Jul 1944 Poor Weather

19th Jul 1944 Targets

19th Jul 1944 Counterattack

19th Jul 1944 Minefields

19th Jul 1944 Targets Engaged

19th Jul 1944 Reliefs

19th Jul 1944 Shelling

19th Jul 1944 Moves

19th Jul 1944 Reliefs

19th Jul 1944 Enemy Guns

19th July 1944 Instructions

19th Jul 1944 Village Captured

20th Jul 1944 Harassing Fire

20th Jul 1944 In Action

20th Jul 1944 Quieter

20th of July 1944

20th Jul 1944 Premature

20th Jul 1944 Observation

20th Jul 1944 Shelling

21st Jul 1944 Recce

21st Jul 1944 Rain

21st Jul 1944 Orders

21st Jul 1944 Under Shellfire

21st Jul 1944 Shelling

21st Jul 1944 Situation

21st Jul 1944 Counter Attack

21st Jul 1944 Shelling

21st July 1944 Orders

22nd Jul 1944 Observation

22nd Jul 1944 Orders

22nd Jul 1944 Conference

22nd Jul 1944 Ground Gained

22nd of July 1944 Appendix IV War Diary for July 1944

22nd Jul 1944 Artillery in Action

22nd July 1944 On the March

23rd Jul 1944 On the Move

23rd Jul 1944 On the Move

23rd Jul 1944 Prisoners

23rd Jul 1944 Reliefs

23rd Jul 1944 HQ Moves

23rd Jul 1944 On the Move

23rd Jul 1944 Recce

23rd Jul 1944 Reliefs

23rd Jul 1944 Rounds Fired

23rd Jul 1944 Enemy Positions

23rd July 1944 Divisional HQ Moves

24th Jul 1944 In Action

24th Jul 1944 Reliefs Completed

24th Jul 1944 Orders

24th Jul 1944 Conference

24th Jul 1944 Tasks

24th Jul 1944 Moves

24th Jul 1944 In Action

24th July 1944 On the March

24th July 1944 Conference

25th Jul 1944 Reliefs Completed

25th Jul 1944 Targets Engaged

25th Jul 1944 Patrols

25th Jul 1944 Attack Made

25th Jul 1944 Minefields

25th Jul 1944 Preparations

25th Jul 1944 Moves

25th Jul 1944 Orders

25th Jul 1944 In Action

25th July 1944 Minefields

26th Jul 1944 On the Move

26th Jul 1944 Move

26th Jul 1944 Targets Engaged

26th Jul 1944 Digging in

26th Jul 1944 Orders

26th Jul 1944 Attack Made

26th Jul 1944 Recce

26th Jul 1944 Reinforcements

26th Jul 1944 Reliefs

26th Jul 1944 Advance

26th Jul 1944 Artillery Active

26th July 1944 Orders

27th Jul 1944 Calibration

27th Jul 1944 Bombing

27th Jul 1944 Attack Made

27th Jul 1944 Artillery Active

28th Jul 1944 Rounds Fired

28th Jul 1944 Orders

28th Jul 1944 Orders

28th Jul 1944 Enemy Aircraft

28th Jul 1944 Equipment

28th Jul 1944 Posting

28th Jul 1944 Enemy Active

28th July 1944 Instructions

29th Jul 1944 Attack Made

29th Jul 1944 In Action

29th Jul 1944 Recce

29th Jul 1944 Patrol

29th Jul 1944 Shelling

29th Jul 1944 Attack Made

29th Jul 1944 Preparations

29th Jul 1944 In Action

29th Jul 1944 Artillery Move

29th Jul 1944 Orders

30th Jul 1944 Support

30th Jul 1944 Communication

30th Jul 1944 In Action

30th Jul 1944 HQ Moves

30th Jul 1944 Attack Made

30th July 1944 Harrassing Fire

30th Jul 1944 In Action

30th July 1944 Divisional HQ Moves

31st Jul 1944 Support

31st Jul 1944 Quiet

31st Jul 1944 Advance

31st Jul 1944 Attack Made

31st Jul 1944 HQ Moves

31st Jul 1944 On the Move

31st Jul 1944 Shelling

31st July 1944 Shelling

31st Jul 1944 In Action

31st July 1944 Orders

31st July 1944 Reliefs

1st Aug 1944 Change of Position

1st Aug 1944 Rounds Fired

1st Aug 1944 In Action

1st Aug 1944 In Action

1st Aug 1944 In Action

1st Aug 1944 In Defence

1st Aug 1944 Orders

1st Aug 1944 Misty

1st Aug 1944 Orders

1st August 1944 Morning course and Pay Duties lecture

1st Aug 1944 Enemy Patrol

Aug 1944 Reorganisation

1st Aug 1944 Advance

2nd Aug 1944 Breakfast

2nd Aug 1944 On the Move

2nd Aug 1944 Harrassing Fire

2nd Aug 1944 Air Defence

2nd Aug 1944 Orders

2nd Aug 1944 Raids

2nd August 1944 Morning course and Ensa Concert

2nd Aug 1944 Move

2nd Aug 1944 RHQ Moves

2nd Aug 1944 Reliefs

3rd Aug 1944 New Positions

3rd Aug 1944 Forward

3rd Aug 1944 In Action

3rd Aug 1944 Instructions

3rd Aug 1944 Harrassing Fire

3rd Aug 1944 Air Defence

3rd Aug 1944 Orders

3rd Aug 1944 Tasks Fired

3rd August 1944 Leave Party to Beirut

3rd Aug 1944 Attack Made

3rd Aug 1944 Quiet

4th Aug 1944 On the Move

4th Aug 1944 Orders

4th Aug 1944 Attacks Made

4th Aug 1944 Advance

4th Aug 1944 Reinforcements

4th Aug 1944 Air Defence

4th Aug 1944 Moves

4th August 1944 Cocktail Party

4th Aug 1944 Attack Made

4th Aug 1944 RHQ Moves

5th Aug 1944 On the Move

5th Aug 1944 Ammunition

5th Aug 1944 Ready to Move

5th Aug 1944 Regrouping

5th Aug 1944 Moves

5th Aug 1944 Rest Centre

5th Aug 1944 Air Defence

5th Aug 1944 Advance

5th Aug 1944 Reorganisation

5th August 1944 CO on leave in Beirut

5th Aug 1944 Quiet

5th Aug 1944 Orders Issued

6th Aug 1944 Costly Mistake

6th Aug 1944 Shelling

6th Aug 1944 Hostile Artillery

6th Aug 1944 Attacks

6th Aug 1944 Attack Made

6th Aug 1944 Attack Made

6th Aug 1944 Target Indicators

6th Aug 1944 Support

6th Aug 1944 Attack Made

6th Aug 1944 Address

6th Aug 1944 Attack Made

6th August 1944 Inspection by dentist

6th Aug 1944 Quiet

7th Aug 1944 On the Move

7th Aug 1944 Orders

7th Aug 1944 On the Move

7th Aug 1944 Strong Opposition

7th Aug 1944 Counter Mortar Ops

7th Aug 1944 Defence

7th Aug 1944 Artillery in Acton

7th Aug 1944 Preparations

7th August 1944 Instructional films and lectures

7th Aug 1944 Attack Made

7th Aug 1944 Orders

7th Aug 1944 In Action

7th Aug 1944 Orders

8th Aug 1944 Orders

8th Aug 1944 In Action

8th Aug 1944 Preparations

8th Aug 1944 Shelling

8th Aug 1944 Orders

8th Aug 1944 Defence

8th Aug 1944 In Action

8th Aug 1944 In Action

8th Aug 1944 In Action

8th August 1944 Drill Cadre commenced and Leave Party to Beirut

8th Aug 1944 RHQ Moves

9th Aug 1944 Harrassing Fire

9th Aug 1944 Counter Attacks

9th Aug 1944 On the Move

9th Aug 1944 Moves

9th Aug 1944 Defence

9th Aug 1944 Quiet

9th August 1944 Major Mather left for Cairo

9th Aug 1944 On the Move

9th Aug 1944 Orders

10th Aug 1944 Quiet

10th Aug 1944 Patrols

10th Aug 1944 In Action

10th Aug 1944 Move

10th Aug 1944 Harrassing Fire

10th Aug 1944 Air Defence

10th Aug 1944 On the Move

10th Aug 1944 Artillery in Action

10th August 1944 Hygiene inspection

10th Aug 1944 On the Move

10th Aug 1944 Awaiting Orders

11th Aug 1944 Quiet

11th Aug 1944 Survey

11th Aug 1944 No Change

11th Aug 1944 Shelling

11th Aug 1944 Moves

11th Aug 1944 Recce

11th Aug 1944 Shelling

11th Aug 1944 Attack Made

11th August 1944 Major Mather returned from Cairo

11th Aug 1944 Orders

12th Aug 1944 Reliefs

12th Aug 1944 Reliefs

12th Aug 1944 Enemy Active

12th Aug 1944 Attacks Made

12th Aug 1944 Harrassing Fire

12th Aug 1944 Reliefs

12th Aug 1944 Ground Gained

12th Aug 1944 Shelling

12th August 1944 Visit UMI Expert

12th Aug 1944 Message

13th Aug 1944 Orders

13th Aug 1944 Withdrawal

13th Aug 1944 Enemy Withdraws

13th Aug 1944 Advance

13th Aug 1944 Training

13th Aug 1944 Attack Made

13th Aug 1944 In Action

13th Aug 1944 Advance Party

13th Aug 1944 Shelling

13th August 1944 40 OR’s on leave for Beirut

14th Aug 1944 On the Move

14th Aug 1944 Orders

14th Aug 1944 Moves

14th Aug 1944 Moves

14th Aug 1944 In Action

14th Aug 1944 In Action

14th Aug 1944 Bombing error

14th August 1944 Arrangements for Regt visit to Nahariya

15th Aug 1944 German Prisoner

15th Aug 1944 Practice

15th Aug 1944 Bathing

15th Aug 1944 Moves

15th Aug 1944 Reliefs

15th Aug 1944 In Action

15th Aug 1944 On the Move

15th August 1944 Visit UMI Expert

16th Aug 1944 Intelligence

16th Aug 1944 On the Move

16th Aug 1944 Moves

16th Aug 1944 Advance

16th Aug 1944 In Support

15th Aug 1944 Advance

16th Aug 1944 On the Move

16th August 1944 Visit of Brigadier Buffey and Adm. Order no. 2

17th Aug 1944 Fresh Treat

17th Aug 1944 Advance

17th Aug 1944 At Rest

17th Aug 1944 Moves

17th Aug 1944 Advance

17th Aug 1944 Advance

17th Aug 1944 Bombing

17th August 1944 Capt. Pinder left Regt.

18th Aug 1944 Dangerous Dead

18th Aug 1944 Advance

18th Aug 1944 Training

18th Aug 1944 Orders

18th Aug 1944 Orders

18th Aug 1944 Attack Made

18th Aug 1944 Bombing

18th August 1944 Visits and 29ORs leave party for Beirut

19th Aug 1944 Advance

19th Aug 1944 On the Move

19th Aug 1944 Advance

19th Aug 1944 Advance

19th Aug 1944 Advance

19th August 1944 Advance party left for Nahariya

17th Aug 1944 On the Move

20th Aug 1944 Visit

20th Aug 1944 Advance

20th Aug 1944 Orders

20th Aug 1944 Moves

20th Aug 1944 Attack Made

20th August 1944 Main body of Regt moved to Nahariya

21st Aug 1944 Advance

21st Aug 1944 Orders

21st Aug 1944 Move

21st Aug 1944 Attack Made

21st Aug 1944 Advance

21st August 1944 Guns and Vehicles left for Cairo

21st Aug 1944 RHQ Moves

22nd Aug 1944 Visit

22nd Aug 1944 Forwards

22nd Aug 1944 Orders

22nd Aug 1944 Concentration

22nd Aug 1944 In Action

22nd Aug 1944 Out of Range

22nd August 1944 Nothing to Report

23rd Aug 1944 Forwards

23rd Aug 1944 On the Move

23rd Aug 1944 Maintenance

23rd Aug 1944 In Action

23rd Aug 1944 On the Move

23rd August 1944 29 ORs leave for Beirut

23rd Aug 1944 On the Move

18th Aug 1944 Stench of Death

24th Aug 1944 On the Move

24th Aug 1944 In Action

24th Aug 1944 Advance

24th August 1944 Rifle practice

24th Aug 1944 On the Move

25th Aug 1944 On the Move

25th Aug 1944 Instructions

25th Aug 1944 Attacks Made

25th Aug 1944 Advance

25th August 1944 Rifle practice

25th Aug 1944 On the Move

26th Aug 1944 On the Move

26th Aug 1944 Attack Made

26th Aug 1944 Advance

26th Aug 1944 Withdrawal

26th August 1944 Lieut. admitted to hospital

26th Aug 1944 On the Move

27th Aug 1944 On the Move

27th Aug 1944 On the Move

27th Aug 1944 Advance

27th August 1944 Nothing to report

27th Aug 1944 Assault Made

28th Aug 1944 Orders

28th Aug 1944 Advance

28th Aug 1944 On the Move

28th Aug 1944 Front Clear

28th August 1944 28 ORs on leave to Beirut

28th Aug 1944 Crossing

29th Aug 1944 Orders

29th Aug 1944 Advance

29th Aug 1944 River Crossed

29th Aug 1944 Change of Command

29th August 1944 C.O. to attend Div Study Period

29th Aug 1944 On the Move

30th Aug 1944 At Rest

30th Aug 1944 On the Move

30th Aug 1944 Advance

30th Aug 1944 River Crossed

30th August 1944 Instructions to post all surplus personnel

30th Aug 1944 Advance

31st Aug 1944 River Crossed

31st Aug 1944 On the Move

31st Aug 1944 On the Move

31st Aug 1944 Recreation

31st Aug 1944 Orders

31st Aug 1944 Planning

31st August 1944 Lieut. rejoined from hospital

1st Sep 1944 On the Move

1st Sep 1944 On the Move

1st Sep 1944 Advance

1st September 1944 C.O. returned, officer admitted to hospital

Sep 1944 Equipment

Sep 1944 Equipment

1st Sep 1944 Awaiting Orders

1st Sep 1944 Move

2nd Sep 1944 On the Move

2nd Sep 1944 Orders

2nd Sep 1944 In Defence

2nd September 1944 Officer to attend course photograph interpretation

2nd Sep 1944 Awaiting Orders

2nd Sep 1944 Reorganisation

3rd Sep 1944 Football

3rd Sep 1944 Hard Fighting

3rd Sep 1944 On the Move

3rd September 1944 Nothing to report

3rd October 1944 Signal Exercise and Leave Party for Beirut

3rd Sep 1944 On the Move

3rd Sep 1944 Preparations

4th September 1944 Officer admitted to hospital

4th Sep 1944 Artillery Exchange

4th Sep 1944 Awards

5th Sep 1944 Rumours

5th September 1944 Officer rejoined from hospital

5th Sep 1944 On the Move

6th Sep 1944 Advance

6th September 1944 Lecture on LAA in an operational role

7th Sep 1944 In the Rain

7th Sep 1944 In Defence

7th September 1944 Officer rejoined from hospital

7th Sep 1944 On the Move

8th Sep 1944 HQ Established

8th September 1944 C.O. and Adjutant returned and officer rejoined from hospital

8th Sep 1944 On the Move

9th Sep 1944 Reliefs

9th September 1944 RHQ returned to Camp 70 and officer rejoined from hospital

10th Sep 1944 Attack Made

10th Sep 1944 On the Move

10th September 1944 Regiment returned to Camp 70 and officer admitted to hospital

10th Sep 1944 Orders

10th September 1944 On the Move

Sep 1944 Air Defence

11th September 1944 Officer rejoined from hospital and other postings

12th Sep 1944 Ground Support

12th September 1944 Officer rejoined Regt from hospital

12th Sep 1944 On the Move

12th September 1944 Close Support

12th Sep 1944 Advance

13th Sep 1944 Attack Made

13th September 1944 Drill order

13th Sep 1944 Prisoners

14th Sep 1944 In Action

14th Sep 1944 Exchange of Fire

14th Sep 1944 Orders

14th September 1944 Application to HQRA for Court Martial Berry and Balson

14th September 1944 Enemy Targetted

15th Sep 1944 Reliefs

15th Sep 1944 In Action

15th September 1944 Drill Orders

15th September 1944 On the Move

16th Sep 1944 Brave Actions

16th Sep 1944 Orders

16th Sep 1944 Recce

16th September 1944 C.O. visits Btys

16th Sep 1944 In Action

16th September 1944 Canal

17th Sep 1944 Orders

17th Sep 1944 Attack Made

17th Sep 1944 In Action

17th Sep 1944 On the Move

17th Sep 1944 In Action

17th Sep 1944 Rapid Fire

17th September 1944 Nothing to report

17th Sep 1944 On the Move

17th September 1944 Canal

17th Sep 1944 On the Move

17th Sep 1944 Opperation Launched

18th Sep 1944 Shelling

18th Sep 1944 Advance

18th Sep 1944 On the Move

18th Sep 1944 Air Raid

18th Sep 1944 Bridge

18th Sep 1944 In Action

18th Sep 1944 Attacks

18th September 1944 Drill orders

18th Sep 1944 In Action

18th September 1944 Air Raid

18th Sep 1944 Air Raid and Artillery

18th Sep 1944 Orders

19th Sep 1944 Advance

19th Sep 1944 Advance

19th Sep 1944 On the Move

19th Sep 1944 Air Raid

19th Sep 1944 Orders

19th Sep 1944 Moves

19th September 1944 Drill orders

19th September 1944 Advance

19th September 1944 Moves

19th September 1944 Attack Made

19th Sep 1944 Attack Made

19th Sep 1944 Recce

19th Sep 1944 Diversion

20th Sep 1944 Advance

20th Sep 1944 Advance

20th Sep 1944 Targets Engaged

20th Sep 1944 Quiet

20th Sep 1944 Reliefs

20th Sep 1944 River Crossed

20th Sep 1944 Moves

20th Sep 1944 In Support

20th Sep 1944 Reinforcements

20th September 1944 Visit Camp 505 and Drill order

20th September 1944 Attack Made

20th September 1944 Strong Opposition

20th Sep 1944 Shelling

20th September 1944 In Defence

20th September 1944 Move

20th Sep 1944 Bridge Inspected

21st Sep 1944 Communications

21st Sep 1944 Advance

21st Sep 1944 Quiet

21st Sep 1944 Quiet

21st Sep 1944 In Action

21st Sep 1944 Moves

21st Sep 1944 Advance

21st Sep 1944 Counter Mortar Ops

21st September 1944 Drill order

21st September 1944 Attack Made

21st September 1944 Attack Made

21st September 1944 Advance

21st Sep 1944 On the Move

21st Sep 1944 Advance

22nd Sept 1944 On the Move

22nd Sep 1944 Moves

22nd Sep 1944 Targets Engaged

22nd Sep 1944 Quiet

22nd Sep 1944 Harrassing Fire

22nd Sep 1944 Attack Made

22nd Sep 1944 In Action

22nd Sep 1944 In Action

22nd Sep 1944 Delay

22nd Sep 1944 Advance

22nd September 1944 In Action

22nd September 1944 Drill orders

22nd September 1944 Objective Taken

22nd September 1944 A Difficult Day

22nd Sep 1944 Reliefs

22nd September 1944 Rounds Fired

22nd September 1944 On the Move

22nd Sep 1944 Advance

22nd Sep 1944 In Action

23nd Sept 1944 On the Move

23rd Sep 1944 Attack Made

23rd Sep 1944 Advance

23rd Sep 1944 On the Move

23rd Sep 1944 In Action

23rd Sep 1944 Recce

23rd Sep 1944 Advance

23rd Sep 1944 In Action

23rd Sep 1944 Defence

23rd September 1944 Aircraft Overhead

23rd Sep 1944 Position Obscure

23rd September 1944 Officer to attend Admin. Course

23rd Sep 1944 Order to Move

23rd September 1944 Artillery in Action

23rd Sep 1944 On the Move

23rd September 1944 On the Move

23rd September 1944 Defence

23rd Sep 1944 In Action

24th Sept 1944 Into Position

24th Sep 1944 Reliefs

24th Sep 1944 In Action

24th Sep 1944 On the Move

24th Sep 1944 In Action

24th Sep 1944 Recce

24th Sep 1944 Heavy Shelling

24th Sep 1944 On the Move

24th Sep 1944 On the Move

24th Sep 1944 In Action

24th Sep 1944 Heavy Shelling

24th Sep 1944 Attacks

24th September 1944 Officer admitted to hospital

24th Sep 1944 Move

24th September 1944 In Action

25th Sep 1944 Defence

25th Sep 1944 Advance

25th Sep 1944 In Action

25th Sep 1944 In Action

25th Sep 1944 In Action

25th Sep 1944 Patrols

25th Sep 1944 In Action

25th Sep 1944 On the Move

25th Sep 1944 Artillery Support

25th Sep 1944 On the Move

25th Sep 1944 Patrol

25th Sep 1944 Attack Made

25th Sep 1944 Attack Made

25th September 1944 Officer returned from Air Photo Interpretation Course and Drill orders

25th Sep 1944 Artillery In Action

25th September 1944 On the Move

25th September 1944 Shelling

25th September 1944 New Positions

26th Sep 1944 Prisoners

26th Sep 1944 Reliefs

26th Sep 1944 In Action

26th Sep 1944 Attack Made

26th Sep 1944 In Action

26th Sep 1944 Defence

26th Sep 1944 In Action

26th Sep 1944 Moves

26th September 1944 Observation Posts

26th Sep 1944 Enemy Withdraw

26th September 1944 Exercise Matthew commenced, Drill order and recce new area

26th Sep 1944 In Defence

26th September 1944 Shelling

26th September 1944 Rounds Fired

27th Sep 1944 Patrols

27th Sep 1944 Targets Engaged

27th Sep 1944 On the Move

27th Sep 1944 Attack Made

27th Sep 1944 In Action

27th Sep 1944 On the Move

27th September 1944 Observation Posts

27th Sep 1944 Targets

27th Sep 1944 Very Wet

27th Sep 1944 Shelling

27th September 1944 C.O. visits exercise

27th Sep 1944 Over the River

27th Sept 1944 On the Move

27th September 1944 In Action

27th Sep 1944 Attack Made

27th Sep 1944 New Positions

27th September 1944 On the Move

27th Sep 1944 Orders

27th Sep 1944 Shelling

28th Sep 1944 Reports

28th Sep 1944 Targets Engaged

28th Sep 1944 In Action

28th Sep 1944 Reliefs

28th Sep 1944 Orders

28th September 1944 Targets Engaged

28th Sep 1944 Harrassing Fire

28th Sep 1944 Postings

28th September 1944 Second leave commenced, exercise Matthew finished, Padre returned, Drill order

28th Sep 1944 HQ Moves

28th September 1944 Rounds

28th Sep 1944 On the Move

28th Sep 1944 New Position

28th September 1944 Enemy Aircraft

28th Sep 1944 Heavy Rain

28th Sep 1944 Communication

29th Sep 1944 Moves

29th Sep 1944 In Action

29th Sep 1944 Rounds Fired

29th Sep 1944 Reliefs

29th Sep 1944 Moves

29th September 1944 Enemy Positions

29th Sep 1944 In Action

29th Sep 1944 Patrols

29th Sep 1944 Patrols Push Forward

29th Sep 1944 On the Move

29th September 1944 Padre left, visit G.D.C.A. and Drill order

29th September 1944 On the Move

29th Sep 1944 Advance

30th Sept 1944 Enemy Active

30th Sep 1944 At Rest

30th Sep 1944 Moves

30th of September 1944

30th Sep 1944 In Action

30th Sep 1944 Rounds Fired

30th Sep 1944 Concentration

30th Sep 1944 Conference

30th Sep 1944 Reliefs

30th Sep 1944 Recce

30th Sep 1944 Rounds Fired

30th September 1944 2 i/c admitted to hospital

30th Sep 1944 In Action

30th September 1944 On the Move

30th Sep 1944 On the Move

30th September 1944 Counter Attacks

30th Sep 1944 In Action

30th September 1944 On the Move

30th September 1944 In Defence

30th Sep 1944 Orders

1st October 1944 Moves

1st Oct 1944 In Action

1st Oct 1944 Quiet

1st Oct 1944 Under Fire

1st Oct 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 In Action

1st Oct 1944 Shelling

1st Oct 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 Advance

1st October 1944 Mess Committee meeting and Cricket Match

1st Oct 1944 Quiet

1st Oct 1944 Move Into Position

1st October 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 On the Move

1st Oct 1944 Move

1st October 1944 In Action

1st Oct 1944 Observation

1st October 1944 In Defence

Oct 1944 Change of Command

2nd Oct 1944 Club Opens

2nd Oct 1944 Shelling

2nd October 1944 Poor Visibility

2nd Oct 1944 Attack Made

2nd Oct 1944 HQ Moves

2nd Oct 1944 In Action

2nd Oct 1944 Visit

2nd Oct 1944 Conference

2nd Oct 1944 In Action

2nd Oct 1944 Attack Made

2nd Oct 1944 Air Raids

2nd October 1944 Drawing party left for Syria

2nd Oct 1944 Air Attack

2nd Oct 1944 On the Move

2nd October 1944 Cleared

2nd Oct 1944 Air Raid

2nd Oct 1944 Orders

3rd Oct 1944 Representatives

3rd Oct 1944 Detachment

3rd October 1944 Targets Engaged

3rd Oct 1944 Reliefs

3rd Oct 1944 Quiet

3rd Oct 1944 Shelling

3rd Oct 1944 Attacks Made

3rd Oct 1944 Recce

3rd Oct 1944 On the Move

3rd Oct 1944 Reliefs

3rd Oct 1944 On the Move

3rd Oct 1944 Wet Day

3rd October 1944 Signal Exercise and Leave Party for Beirut

3rd Oct 1944 Aircraft Brought Down

3rd Oct 1944 Defence

3rd Oct 1944 On the Move

3rd Oct 1944 Recce

3rd Oct 1944 Reliefs

3rd Oct 1944 Orders

3rd Oct 1944 Orders

3rd Oct 1944 Support

3rd Oct 1944 Orders

4th Oct 1944 Recce

4th Oct 1944 Patrols

4th October 1944 Orders

4th Oct 1944 Enemy Artillery

4th Oct 1944 Quiet

4th Oct 1944 In Action

4th Oct 1944 Conference

4th Oct 1944 On the Move

4th Oct 1944 Orders

4th Oct 1944 Under Fire

4th Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

4th Oct 1944 Orders

4th Oct 1944 Mines

4th Oct 1944 Reliefs

4th Oct 1944 Orders

4th October 1944 Drill Order

4th Oct 1944 Move into Holland

4th Oct 1944 Reliefs

4th Oct 1944 Batteries Deployed

4th October 1944 Move

4th Oct 1944 Enemy Advance

4th October 1944 Gun Areas

4th Oct 1944 Reliefs

4th Oct 1944 On the Move

5th Oct 1944 In Action

5th Oct 1944 Artillery Active

5th October 1944 Targets Engaged

5th Oct 1944 Enemy Aircraft

5th Oct 1944 Aircraft Downed

5th Oct 1944 Under Fire

5th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired

5th Oct 1944 Shelling

5th Oct 1944 Guns into Position

5th Oct 1944 Change of Plan

5th Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

5th Oct 1944 Advance

5th Oct 1944 Equipment

5th Oct 1944 Objectives Taken

5th October 1944 Brigadier Edge killed by shell, others wounded

5th Oct 1944 In Position

5th Oct 1944 Observation Post

5th Oct 1944 Recce

5th October 1944 In Action

5th Oct 1944 In Action

5th Oct 1944 On the Move

6th Oct 1944 Reliefs

6th October 1944 Orders

6th Oct 1944 Enemy Aircraft

6th Oct 1944 Quiet

6th Oct 1944 Moves

6th Oct 1944 Demolition

6th Oct 1944 Reliefs

6th Oct 1944 Guns into Position

6th Oct 1944 Difficult Position

6th Oct 1944 Aircraft Downed

6th Oct 1944 Recce

6th Oct 1944 Counter Attacks

6th Oct 1944 Enemy Positions Targetted

6th Oct 1944 Reliefs

6th October 1944 Exercise ‘Mark’, Funeral and Court of Inquiry

6th Oct 1944 Attachment

6th Oct 1944 Equipment

6th Oct 1944 In Action

6th Oct 1944 Anti Tank Defence

6th October 1944 Shelling

6th Oct 1944 Under Fire

6th Oct 1944 On the Move

7th Oct 1944 Aircraft Downed

7th October 1944 Targets Engaged

7th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

7th Oct 1944 Quiet

7th Oct 1944 Heavy Rain

7th Oct 1944 Shelling

7th Oct 1944 Shells

7th Oct 1944 Orders

7th Oct 1944 Difficult Position

7th Oct 1944 Shelling

7th Oct 1944 In Action

7th Oct 1944 Orders Cancelled

7th October 1944 Exercise ‘Mark’ finished

7th Oct 1944 Reliefs

7th Oct 1944 Reliefs

7th Oct 1944 In Action

7th Oct 1944 Enemy Targetted

7th October 1944 Shelling

7th Oct 1944 Conferences

8th October 1944 Artillery Support

8th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

8th Oct 1944 Move

8th Oct 1944 Reliefs

8th Oct 1944 Demolition

8th Oct 1944 Orders

8th Oct 1944 In Defence

8th Oct 1944 Bridge

8th Oct 1944 Orders

8th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired

8th Oct 1944 In Action

8th Oct 1944 Moves

8th October 1944 Bty Commanders Conference and C.O. left for Regtl. Commanders Course

8th Oct 1944 Orders

8th Oct 1944 Observation Post

8th Oct 1944 Into Position

8th Oct 1944 Harassing Fire

8th October 1944 Shelling

8th Oct 1944 No Information

9th October 1944 Orders

9th Oct 1944 Reliefs Completed

9th Oct 1944 Quiet

9th Oct 1944 Consolidation

9th Oct 1944 Moves

9th Oct 1944 Enemy Attack

9th Oct 1944 Reliefs

9th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired

9th Oct 1944 Visits

9th October 1944 Move & Adm. Instruction 2 issued

9th Oct 1944 Reliefs

9th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired

9th Oct 1944 On the Move

9th Oct 1944 Misty

9th October 1944 Shelling

9th Oct 1944 Orders Received

10th Oct 1944 New Task

10th October 1944 Enemy Attacks

10th Oct 1944 Move

10th Oct 1944 Battery in Action

10th Oct 1944 In Action

10th Oct 1944 Bridge

10th Oct 1944 Poor Conditions

10th Oct 1944 Poor Conditions

10th Oct 1944 Shelling

10th October 1944 Move to Camp 508

10th Oct 1944 Restrictions

10th Oct 1944 Shelling

10th Oct 1944 Protection

10th Oct 1944 In Action

10th October 1944 Quiet

Oct 1944 Reorganisation

10th Oct 1944 On the Move

11th October 1944 Good Shooting

11th Oct 1944 Move

11th Oct 1944 Quiet

11th Oct 1944 Posting

11th Oct 1944 Enemy Infantry

11th Oct 1944 Orders

11th Oct 1944 On the Move

11th Oct 1944 Artillery Support

11th Oct 1944 Orders

11th October 1944 Left for Exercise Ferret

11th Oct 1944 Operations

11th Oct 1944 Restrictions

11th Oct 1944 New Positions

11th Oct 1944 Harassing Fire

11th Oct 1944 On the Move

11th Oct 1944 On the Move

12th Oct 1944 Anti-Tank Regiment RA fire on German Frontier

12th October 1944 Harrassing Fire

12th Oct 1944 Attack Made

12th Oct 1944 Quiet

12th Oct 1944 Positions

12th Oct 1944 Artillery in Action

12th Oct 1944 In Action

12th Oct 1944 Harassing Fire

12th Oct 1944 Wet Weather

12th October 1944 Recce in Gerdera

12th Oct 1944 In Action

12th Oct 1944 Fire in Support

12th Oct 1944 Enemy Aircraft

12th October 1944 Visit by the King

12th Oct 1944 Enemy Shelling

12th October 1944 Shelling

12th Oct 1944 In Action

12th Oct 1944 In Action

13th October 1944 Quieter

13th Oct 1944 Attack Made

13th Oct 1944 Quiet

13th Oct 1944 In Position

13th Oct 1944 Reliefs

13th Oct 1944 Reliefs

13th Oct 1944 Attack Made

13th Oct 1944 In Action

13th Oct 1944 In Action

13th Oct 1944 Raid

13th Oct 1944 Reliefs Completed

13th October 1944 Nothing to report

13th Oct 1944 In Action

13th Oct 1944 Observed Shoot

13th Oct 1944 In Action

13th Oct 1944 Positions

13th Oct 1944 Accident

13th Oct 1944 Attack

13th October 1944 Attack Made

13th Oct 1944 Air Observation

14th October 1944 Quiet

14th Oct 1944 Advance Continues

14th Oct 1944 Quiet

14th Oct 1944 Advance

14th Oct 1944 On the Move

14th Oct 1944 Barrage

14th Oct 1944 Visit

14th Oct 1944 Raid

14th Oct 1944 Instruction

14th October 1944 Rear party to Camp 508

14th Oct 1944 Air Attacks

14th Oct 1944 Instructions

14th Oct 1944 Quiet

14th Oct 1944 Direct Hits

15th October 1944 Targets Engaged

15th Oct 1944 Flank Secured

15th Oct 1944 Move

15th Oct 1944 Artillery in Action

15th Oct 1944 Moonlight

15th Oct 1944 In Action

15th Oct 1944 Artillery Support

15th Oct 1944 Very Wet

15th October 1944 CO returns from Haifa

15th Oct 1944 Message

15th Oct 1944 Bridge

15th Oct 1944 On the Move

15th Oct 1944 In Action

15th Oct 1944 Prisoners Taken

16th October 1944 Liasion

16th Oct 1944 Advance Continues

16th Oct 1944 Quiet

16th Oct 1944 Orders

16th Oct 1944 Advance

16th Oct 1944 In Action

16th Oct 1944 Enemy Positions Targetted

16th Oct 1944 Orders

16th October 1944 2 i/c to attend camouflage course

16th Oct 1944 Demonstration

17th October 1944 Artillery Active

17th Oct 1944 Gains

17th Oct 1944 Quiet

17th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

17th Oct 1944 In Action

17th Oct 1944 In Action

17th Oct 1944 Orders Cancelled

17th Oct 1944 Harassing Fire

17th October 1944 CO attended conference at RA 5 Div

17th Oct 1944 Wet Day

18th Oct 1944 Defences

18th Oct 1944 Quiet

18th Oct 1944 Reliefs

18th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

18th Oct 1944 Observation

18th Oct 1944 Advance

18th Oct 1944 Observation Posts

18th Oct 1944 Bombardment

18th October 1944 74 ORs on leave and demonstration of rocket & canon firing in Tel Aviv

18th Oct 1944 Objective Gained

18th Oct 1944 Reliefs

18th Oct 1944 On the Move

18th Oct 1944 Artillery in Action

19th Oct 1944 Shell Fire

19th Oct 1944 Holding the Line

19th Oct 1944 Quiet

19th Oct 1944 Reliefs

19th Oct 1944 Recce

19th Oct 1944 Move

19th Oct 1944 Attack Made

19th Oct 1944 Reliefs

19th Oct 1944 In Action

19th Oct 1944 Threat of Flood

19th Oct 1944 Rounds Fired

19th October 1944 Visit from Brigadier Buffey

19th Oct 1944 Poor Conditions

19th Oct 1944 Reliefs Completed

19th Oct 1944 On the Move

19th October 1944 On the Move

19th Oct 1944 Difficult Conditions

20th Oct 1944 Holding the Line

20th Oct 1944 Quiet

20th Oct 1944 On the Move

20th Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

20th Oct 1944 Positions Recced

20th Oct 1944 In Action

20th Oct 1944 Accidental explosion

20th Oct 1944 Bridge

20th October 1944 Skill at Arms competition

20th Oct 1944 Support

20th Oct 1944 Orders

20th Oct 1944 Flooding

20th Oct 1944 At Rest

20th Oct 1944 On the Move

21st Oct 1944 In Action

21st Oct 1944 Holding the Line

21st Oct 1944 Quiet

21st Oct 1944 Artillery in Support

21st Oct 1944 Air Raid

21st Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

21st Oct 1944 Counter Battery Work

21st Oct 1944 Bridge

21th October 1944 Officer rejoined after attending course

21st Oct 1944 TAC HQ on the Move

21st October 1944 Bombing

21st Oct 1944 Explosion

22nd Oct 1944 In Action

22nd Oct 1944 In Action

22nd Oct 1944 Orders

22nd Oct 1944 Representatives

22nd Oct 1944 Move

22nd Oct 1944 Counter Battery Work

22nd Oct 1944 Moves

22nd October 1944 IO attended conference at Div HQ and Skill at Arms competition

22nd Oct 1944 In Action

22nd Oct 1944 Attack Made

22nd Oct 1944 In Action

23rd Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

23rd Oct 1944 Reliefs

23rd Oct 1944 Recce

23rd Oct 1944 In Action

23rd Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

23rd Oct 1944 Withdrawal

23rd Oct 1944 In Action

23rd Oct 1944 Attack Made

23rd October 1944 5 days leave and exercise ‘Luke’

23nd Oct 1944 In Action

23rd Oct 1944 Attack Made

24th Oct 1944 Quiet

24th Oct 1944 On the Move

24th Oct 1944 Awards

24th Oct 1944 Shelling

24th Oct 1944 Recce

24th Oct 1944 Artillery Support

24th Oct 1944 On the Move

24th October 1944 2 i/c rejoined from camouflage course

24th Oct 1944 New Position

24th Oct 1944 On the Move

24th Oct 1944 In Action

24th Oct 1944 New Position

25th Oct 1944 Quiet

25th Oct 1944 Orders

25th Oct 1944 In Action

25th Oct 1944 Preparations

25th Oct 1944 Advance

25th Oct 1944 Into Position

25th October 1944 Gas Course

25th Oct 1944 Move

25th Oct 1944 In Action

25th Oct 1944 In Action

25th Oct 1944 In Action

26th Oct 1944 Quiet

26th Oct 1944 Postings

26th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

26th Oct 1944 Reliefs

26th Oct 1944 On the Move

26th October 1944 Skill at Arms competition held

26th Oct 1944 On the Move

26th Oct 1944 Advance

27th Oct 1944 Attack Made

27th Oct 1944 Raid

27th Oct 1944 Posting

27th Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

27th Oct 1944 Patrols

27th Oct 1944 Advance

27th Oct 1944 HQ Moves

27th October 1944 Lecture

27th Oct 1944 Orders

27th Oct 1944 Divisional Tasks

27th Oct 1944 Liaison

27th Oct 1944 In Action

27th Oct 1944 In Action

27th Oct 1944 Advance

27th October 1944 Shelling

28th Oct 1944 Enemy Aircraft

28th Oct 1944 Reliefs

28th Oct 1944 In Action

28th Oct 1944 On the Move

28th Oct 1944 Shelling

28th Oct 1944 Move

28th Oct 1944 In Action

28th Oct 1944 Moves

28th October 1944 5 days leave and umpire at Div HQ

28th Oct 1944 In Action

28th Oct 1944 Attack Made

28th Oct 1944 Advance

28th Oct 1944 On the Move

28th Oct 1944 Conferences

29th Oct 1944 Move

29th Oct 1944 Quiet

29th Oct 1944 Postings

29th Oct 1944 Targets Engaged

29th Oct 1944 Conference

29th Oct 1944 Ammunition

29th Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

29th Oct 1944 Investigation

29th Oct 1944 On the Move

29th Oct 1944 Support and Defence

29th October 1944 Nothing to report

29th Oct 1944 On the Move

29th Oct 1944 Advance

29th Oct 1944 Attack

29th Oct 1944 Preparations

30th Oct 1944 Reliefs

30th Oct 1944 Quiet

30th Oct 1944 On the Move

30th Oct 1944 Attack Made

30th Oct 1944 In Action

30th Oct 1944 Orders

30th Oct 1944 Railway Bridge Blown

30th Oct 1944 Field Regiment Moves

30th October 1944 Hockey

30th Oct 1944 Guns

30th Oct 1944 Preparations

31st Oct 1944 Shellfire

31st Oct 1944 Quiet

31st Oct 1944 Inspection

31st Oct 1944 Preparations

31st Oct 1944 Attack Made

31st Oct 1944 Harrassing Fire

31st Oct 1944 Move

31st Oct 1944 Rum

31st Oct 1944 HQ Moves

31st October 1944 2nd in Div Skill at Arms competition

31st Oct 1944 Patrols

31st Oct 1944 Guns Damaged

31st October 1944 Reports

31st Oct 1944 On the Move

31st Oct 1944 Concentration

31st Oct 1944 Orders

1st Nov 1944 Front Line

1st Nov 1944 Raid

1st Nov 1944 Attack Made

1st Nov 1944 Assault

1st Nov 1944 In Action

1st Nov 1944 Shelling

1st Nov 1944 On the Move

1st November 1944 Lecture and demonstration detachment to METC

1st Nov 1944 Maintenance

Nov 1944 News

1st Nov 1944 Working Parties

1st Nov 1944 In Action

1st Nov 1944 Conference

2nd Nov 1944 Exchange of Fire

2nd Nov 1944 Enemy Aircraft

2nd Nov 1944 Reliefs

2nd Nov 1944 Attachments

2nd Nov 1944 In Action

2nd Nov 1944 In Action

2nd Nov 1944 War Correspondent

2nd Nov 1944 Message

2nd Nov 1944 Calibration

2nd November 1944 Nothing to report

2nd Nov 1944 Maintenance

2nd Nov 1944 In Action

2nd Nov 1944 Reliefs

3rd Nov 1944 Quiet

3rd Nov 1944 In Action

3rd Nov 1944 In Action

3rd Nov 1944 Rough Sea

3rd Nov 1944 Orders

3rd Nov 1944 Under Fire

3rd Nov 1944 Tasks Completed

3rd November 1944 Shooting competition

3rd Nov 1944 Inspection

3rd November 1944 In Action

3rd Nov 1944 In Action

3rd Nov 1944 Attack Made

3rd Nov 1944 Visits

4th Nov 1944 On the Move

4th Nov 1944 Church Tower

4th Nov 1944 Enemy Aircraft

4th Nov 1944 Reliefs

4th Nov 1944 Orders

4th Nov 1944 Ammunition

4th Nov 1944 In Action

4th Nov 1944 Harrassing Fire

4th Nov 1944 Harassing Fire

4th November 1944 Operation Instruction No 1 issued. Football match lost

4th Nov 1944 Inspection

4th November 1944 Advance

4th Nov 1944 Move

4th Nov 1944 In Action

4th Nov 1944 Enemy bringing up guns

5th Nov 1944 Provocation

5th Nov 1944 In Action

5th Nov 1944 Inspection

5th Nov 1944 Attack Made

5th Nov 1944 Orders

5th Nov 1944 Orders

5th Nov 1944 Harrassing Fire

5th Nov 1944 On the Move

5th Nov 1944 Minesweepers

5th November 1944 Rainy season started

5th Nov 1944 Conference

5th November 1944 Very Quiet

5th Nov 1944 In Action

5th Nov 1944 Quiet

6th Nov 1944 In Action

6th Nov 1944 Intelligence

6th Nov 1944 Preparations

6th Nov 1944 Counter Battery Work

6th Nov 1944 Harassing Fire

6th Nov 1944 Orders

6th November 1944 New Adjutant, Op. Instr. No 2 issued

6th Nov 1944 Training

6th Nov 1944 Orders

6th Nov 1944 Quiet

7th Nov 1944 Quiet

7th Nov 1944 Reliefs

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th Nov 1944 Conference

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th Nov 1944 In Action

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th November 1944 5 days leave

7th Nov 1944 Storm

7th Nov 1944 Change of Orders

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

7th Nov 1944 Orders for Reorganisation

7th Nov 1944 Reliefs

8th Nov 1944 Rest and Refit

8th Nov 1944 Patrols

8th Nov 1944 Enemy Aircraft

8th Nov 1944 Recce

8th Nov 1944 Recce

8th Nov 1944 Reliefs

8th Nov 1944 On the Move

8th Nov 1944 Rounds Fired

8th Nov 1944 In Action

8th November 1944 Commanding Officers Conference

8th Nov 1944 Sport

8th November 1944 Move

8th Nov 1944 On the Move

8th Nov 1944 Reorganisation

9th Nov 1944 Patrols

9th Nov 1944 Church Tower

9th Nov 1944 Quiet

9th Nov 1944 Recce

9th Nov 1944 Maintenance

9th Nov 1944 On the Move

9th Nov 1944 Orders

9th Nov 1944 On the Move

9th November 1944 CO visits Practice Camp. Two officers rejoined from hospital

9th Nov 1944 On the Move

9th November 1944 Terrible Weather

9th November 1944 Orders

10th Nov 1944 Quiet

10th Nov 1944 Moves

10th Nov 1944 Quiet

10th Nov 1944 Move

10th Nov 1944 Orders

10th November 1944 Nothing to report

10th Nov 1944 On the Move

10th November 1944 Quiet

10th Nov 1944 Maintenance

Nov 1944 Reorganisation

Nov 1944 On the Move

11th Nov 1944 Quiet

11th Nov 1944 Ammunition

11th Nov 1944 Quiet

11th Nov 1944 Conference

11th Nov 1944 Shelling

11th Nov 1944 In Action

11th November 1944 Day at rifle range

11th Nov 1944 Wireless Silence

11th November 1944 Enemy Aircraft

12th Nov 1944 On the Move

12th Nov 1944 Moves

12th Nov 1944 Moves

12th Nov 1944 Ammunition

12th Nov 1944 Enemy Movement

12th Nov 1944 Floods

12th Nov 1944 Into Position

12th Nov 1944 New Positions

12th Nov 1944 Orders

12th November 1944 Leave for some, practice camp for others

12th Nov 1944 Orders

12th November 1944 Reliefs

12th Nov 1944 Orders

13th Nov 1944 Reliefs Completed

13th Nov 1944 Quiet

13th Nov 1944 Shells Fired

13th Nov 1944 In Action

13th Nov 1944 In Action

13th Nov 1944 New Positions

13th November 1944 Lecture on ‘The War Situation’

13th Nov 1944 Orders

13th Nov 1944 Move

14th Nov 1944 Quiet

14th Nov 1944 Attack Begins

14th Nov 1944 Quiet

14th Nov 1944 Boundaries

14th Nov 1944 In Action

14th Nov 1944 In Action

14th Nov 1944 In Defence

14th November 1944 2 i/c visits 99 Bty

14th Nov 1944 In Action

15th Nov 1944 Planning

15th Nov 1944 Quiet

15th Nov 1944 Accomodation

15th Nov 1944 In Action

15th Nov 1944 In Action

15th November 1944 CO visits 99 Bty

15th Nov 1944 On the Move

16th Nov 1944 Quiet

16th Nov 1944 Shelling

16th Nov 1944 Shelling

16th Nov 1944 Poor Conditions

16th November 1944 2 i/c returned from Nahariya

16th Nov 1944 Transport

17th Nov 1944 Moves

17th Nov 1944 On the Move

17th Nov 1944 Heavy Shelling

17th Nov 1944 Orders

17th Nov 1944 On the Move

17th November 1944 4 days leave for 53 ORs

17th Nov 1944 On the Move

18th Nov 1944 In Action

18th Nov 1944 In Action

18th Nov 1944 Patrols

18th Nov 1944 Orders

18th Nov 1944 Medical Arrangements

18th Nov 1944 Water Rising

18th Nov 1944 On the Move

18th November 1944 Special leave for Runners Up Skill in Arms Competition

18th November 1944 Observation

18th Nov 1944 Orders

19th Nov 1944 Reliefs

19th Nov 1944 In Action

19th Nov 1944 Reinforcements

19th Nov 1944 Shelling

19th Nov 1944 Bridge

19th November 1944 Leave for and return from Practice Camp

20th Nov 1944 In Action

20th Nov 1944 Rounds Fired

20th Nov 1944 Patrol

20th Nov 1944 Accident

20th Nov 1944 Moves

20th Nov 1944 Ammunition

20th November 1944 2 i/c left for Practice Camp and personnel posted at BDRA

21st Nov 1944 In Action

21st Nov 1944 In Action

21st Nov 1944 Quiet

21st Nov 1944 Targets Engaged

21st Nov 1944 Flooding

21st Nov 1944 Accident

21st November 1944 Exercise in Mountain Warfare School

21st Nov 1944 In Action

22nd Nov 1944 Enemy Withdraws

22nd Nov 1944 In Action

22nd Nov 1944 Advance Party

22nd Nov 1944 Enemy Patrol

22nd Nov 1944 Rounds Fired

22nd Nov 1944 Positions

22nd November 1944 Leave for 27 ORs, flame thrower demonstration for officers

23rd Nov 1944 Attack Made

23rd Nov 1944 Prisoner

23rd Nov 1944 Reliefs

23rd Nov 1944 Quiet

23rd Nov 1944 Recce

23rd November 1944 2 i/c returned from Nahariya

24th Nov 1944 Quiet

24th Nov 1944 Recce

24th Nov 1944 Floods

24th Nov 1944 Film

24th Nov 1944 Attacks Made

24th Nov 1944 On the Move

24th November 1944 Nothing to report

25th Nov 1944 Attack Made

25th Nov 1944 Quiet

25th Nov 1944 Towers

25th Nov 1944 Flooding

25th Nov 1944 Flooding

25th Nov 1944 Orders

25th Nov 1944 In Action

25th Nov 1944 New Positions

25th November 1944 CO returned from Nahariya

25th November 1944 Difficulties

25th Nov 1944 Reliefs

25th Nov 1944 Move

26th Nov 1944 Quiet

26th Nov 1944 Move

26th Nov 1944 Weather Improves

26th Nov 1944 Floods

26th Nov 1944 Recce

26th Nov 1944 Message

26th Nov 1944 On the Move

26th November 1944 252 Bty returned from Practice Camp

27th Nov 1944 Planning

27th Nov 1944 Quiet

27th Nov 1944 Shelling

27th Nov 1944 Moves

27th Nov 1944 In Action

27th Nov 1944 Air Raid

27th November 1944 5 days leave for 48 ORs

28th Nov 1944 Quiet

28th Nov 1944 Billets

28th Nov 1944 On the Move

28th Nov 1944 Counter Battery Work

28th November 1944 Nothing to report

29th Nov 1944 Enemy Withdraws

29th Nov 1944 Quiet

29th Nov 1944 Orders

29th Nov 1944 Shelling

29th Nov 1944 Counter Battery Work

29th November 1944 Football match and visit of Major General Hull DSO

29th Nov 1944 In Action

30th Nov 1944 Night Attack

30th Nov 1944 Quiet

30th Nov 1944 On the Move

30th Nov 1944 In Action

30th Nov 1944 In Action

30th Nov 1944 On the Move

30th Nov 1944 Orders

30th Nov 1944 On the Move

30th November 1944 CO visited Div HQ

30th of November 1944 Operational Order No 13

30th November 1944 Reliefs

30th Nov 1944 Heavy Shelling

1st Dec 1944 At Rest

1st Dec 1944 In Action

1st December 1944 Nothing to report

1st Dec 1944 Preparations

1st Dec 1944 Difficult Conditions

2nd December 1944 Officers Mess Dance

2nd Dec 1944 Preparations

3rd December 1944 Officer posted to regiment, LAA Course in Haifa

3rd Dec 1944 Attack Made

4th Dec 1944 On the Move

4th December 1944 Day on rifle range

4th Dec 1944 Objective Captured

5th Dec 1944 On the Move

5th December 1944 Lecture and demonstrations at METC

6th Dec 1944 On the Move

6th December 1944 Education course at Haifa

7th Dec 1944 In Action

7th December 1944 Rifle shooting contest

8th December 1944 Football match

9th Dec 1944 Moves

9th December 1944 Nothing to report

9th Dec 1944 Quiet

10th December 1944 CO to visit GHQ Cairo, officers to UK for compassionate leave

10th Dec 1944 On the Move

11th December 1944 Seven a side football match

12th December 1944 Seven a side football match

13th December 1944 Nothing to report

14th December 1944 CO rejoined from Cairo

15th December 1944 Football match

16th Dec 1944 In Action

16th December 1944 Football match

16th Dec 1944 In Action

16th Dec 1944 Attack Made

17th Dec 1944 On the Move

17th December 1944 Nothing to report

17th Dec 1944 Paracutists

18th December 1944 Nothing to report

19th Dec 1944 On the Move

19th December 1944 Conference at RHQ

19th of December 1944 Orders

19th Dec 1944 Orders

20th December 1944 Nothing to report

20th Dec 1944 Orders

21st Dec 1944 On the Move

21st December 1944 Film ‘Battle of Russia’

21st Dec 1944 On the Move

22nd December 1944 Semi final soccer

22nd Dec 1944 Bridges Held

23rd December 1944 CO admitted to hospital

23rd Dec 1944 Orders

23rd Dec 1944 Bridges Held

24th Dec 1944 Seeing the Sights

24th December 1944 Festivities

24th of December 1944 Op Instruction No. 15

24th Dec 1944 In Position

24th Dec 1944 Assalts Made

24th Dec 1944 Intelligence

25th Dec 1944 Calm

25th Dec 1944 Traditions

25th December 1944 Christmas in traditional style

26th Dec 1944 In Action

26th December 1944 Festivities

27th December 1944 Ensa Show

28th December 1944 Film ‘The Battle for Stalingrad’

29th Dec 1944 In Action

29th December 1944 Rugby match

29th Dec 1944 Orders

29th Dec 1944 Move

30th December 1944 Instructors

30th Dec 1944 Defensive Positions Taken Up

31st of December 1944 Operations

31st December 1944 Nothing to report

31st Dec 1944 In Reserve

31st Dec 1944 Quiet

1st of January 1945 Codenames

1st of January 1945 Patrols

1st Jan 1945 Training

1st Jan 1945 On the Move

1st Jan 1945 Reliefs

1st Jan 1945 Raid

1st January 1945 Operation Bodenplatte

Jan 1945 Guns

Jan 1945 Reorganisation

1st Jan 1945 Aircraft Downed

1st Jan 1945 Orders

2nd of January 1945 Communications

2nd Jan 1945 Raid

2nd Jan 1945 Shelling

2nd Jan 1945 Reliefs

5th Jan 1945 Village Cleared

3rd of January 1945 Reliefs

3rd of January 1945 Moves

3rd Jan 1945 Harrassing Fire

3rd January 1945 Landing

3rd Jan 1945 Landings

3rd Jan 1945 Shelling

3rd Jan 1945 In Action

4th of January 1945 Patrol

4th of January 1945 Locations

4th Jan 1945 Attack Made

4th Jan 1945 Experiment

4th Jan 1945 Advance

4th Jan 1945 Hard Fighting

5th of January 1945 Cattle

5th Jan 1945 Reliefs

5th of January 1945 Op Instruction No. 17

5th Jan 1945 In Action

5th Jan 1945 Harassing Fire

6th of January 1945 Poor Visibility

6th of January 1945 Positions

6th Jan 1945 On the Move

6th Jan 1945 On the Move

6th Jan 1945 Harassing Fire

6th Jan 1945 Patrols

6th Jan 1945 On the Move

7th of January 1945 Snow

7th of January 1945 Orders

7th Jan 1945 Orders

7th of January 1945 Orders

7th of January 1945 Instructions

7th of January 1945 Orders

7th Jan 1945 On the Move

7th Jan 1945 In Action

7th Jan 1945 Enemy Aircraft

7th Jan 1945 Calibration

7th Jan 1945 New Positions

8th Jan 1945 In Action

8th Jan 1945 Snow

8th Jan 1945 Reliefs

9th of January 1945 Orders Changed

9th Jan 1945 In Action

9th Jan 1945 Ammunition

9th Jan 1945 Snow

10th Jan 1945 Orders

10th Jan 1945 Back to the Fray

10th of January 1945 Shelling

10th Jan 1945 In Action

10th Jan 1945 Reliefs

10th Jan 1945 Snow Still Falling

Jan 1945 On the Move

11th of January 1945 Contact

11th of January 1945 Message

11th Jan 1945 Out of Range

11th Jan 1945 Artillery Support

12th of January 1945 Enemy Patrol

12th Jan 1945 Out of Range

12th Jan 1945 In Action

13th Jan 1945 On the Move

13th Jan 1945 Raids

14th Jan 1945 In Action

14th Jan 1945 Outpost Attacked

15th Jan 1945 Targets Engaged

15th Jan 1945 Courts Martial

15th Jan 1945 Fighting Patrol

16th Jan 1945 Fire Plans

16th Jan 1945 Advance

17th Jan 1945 Attack

17th Jan 1945 Finch Force

17th Jan 1945 Gins Checked

18th of January 1945 Orders

18th of January 1945 Patrols

18th Jan 1945 Reliefs

18th Jan 1945 Raid

18th Jan 1945 Patrols

19th of January 1945 Plan

19th of January 1945 Moves

19th Jan 1945 Relief Postponed

19th Jan 1945 Preparations

20th of January 1945 Shelling

20th of January 1945 Harasment

20th Jan 1945 Opposition

20th Jan 1945 Counter Attack

20th Jan 1945 Preparations

20th Jan 1945 Reliefs

21st Jan 1945 Fire Breaks Out

21st Jan 1945 Air Strike

21st Jan 1945 Propaganda

21st Jan 1945 Advance

22nd of January 1945 Recces

22nd of January 1945 Orders

22nd Jan 1945 Harrassing Fire

22nd Jan 1945 Enemy in Strength

22nd Jan 1945 Harassing Fire

22nd Jan 1945 Stand Down

23rd of January 1945 Orders

23rd of January 1945 Intelligence Summary

23rd Jan 1945 Harrassing Fire

23rd Jan 1945 Patrols

23rd Jan 1945 Harassing Fire

24th of January 1945 Intelligence Summary

24th Jan 1945 Harrassing Fire

24th Jan 1945 Fire

24th Jan 1945 Reliefs

24th Jan 1945 Patrols

24th Jan 1945 Harassing Fire

25th of January 1945 Orders

25th of January 1945 Attack Made

25th Jan 1945 Into Position

25th Jan 1945 Orders

25th Jan 1945 Air Strikes

25th Jan 1945 Reliefs Completed

25th Jan 1945 Reliefs

26th of January 1945 Orders

26th of January 1945 In Reserve

26th of January 1945 Enemy Stronghold

26th Jan 1945 Attack Made

26th Jan 1945 Artillery Support

26th Jan 1945 Air Strike

26th Jan 1945 Maintenance

27th of January 1945 Operation "Commando"

27th Jan 1945 Artillery Active

27th Jan 1945 Bombardment

27th Jan 1945 Instructions

27th Jan 1945 Snow

28th of January 1945 In Action

28th of January 1945 Intelligence Summary

28th Jan 1945 Hard Fighting

28th Jan 1945 Artillery in Action

28th Jan 1945 Attack Made

29th of January 1945 Patrols

29th Jan 1945 Enemy Cleared

29th Jan 1945 Attack Made

30th of January 1945 Artillery in Action

30th Jan 1945 In Action

30th Jan 1945 In Action

31st Jan 1945 Island Captured

31st Jan 1945 Propaganda

31st Jan 1945 Patrol

1st February 1945 Nothing to report

1st Feb 1945 Calibration

1st Feb 1945 Funerals

2nd February 1945 Nothing to report

2nd Feb 1945 Propaganda

2nd Feb 1945 Relief

2nd Feb 1945 Patrols

3rd Feb 1945 Counter Battery Work

3rd February 1945 Rugby match

3rd Feb 1945 Equipment

3rd Feb 1945 On the Move

4th February 1945 Nothing to report

5th February 1945 Visit

5th Feb 1945 Recce

6th of February 1945 The Field Company move

6th Feb 1945 Targets Engaged

6th February 1945 CO returned

6th Feb 1945 Instructions

7th Feb 1945 Orders

7th Feb 1945 Equipment

7th February 1945 Posting

7th Feb 1945 Conference

8th Feb 1945 Guns in Action

8th Feb 1945 Explosion

8th of February 1945 Orders

8th of February 1945 Moves

8th February 1945 Nothing to report

8th Feb 1945 Targets Engaged

9th of February 1945 Patrols

9th February 1945 Rocket target demonstration

9th Feb 1945 Preparations

10th of February 1945 Advance

10th February 1945 Rugby match

10th Feb 1945 On the Move

10th Feb 1945 Enemy Targetted

11th of February 1945 Patrols

11th February 1945 Nothing to report

11th Feb 1945 Flooding

11th Feb 1945 Accident

12th of February 1945 Road and Rail Crossing

12th February 1945 Visit

12th Feb 1945 Difficult Conditions

13th February 1945 Nothing to report

13th Feb 1945 Shelling

13th Feb 1945 Night Firing

13th Feb 1945 Defensive Positions

14th of February 1945 Report

14th February 1945 Nothing to report

14th Feb 1945 Targets

14th Feb 1945 Recce

14th Feb 1945 Moves

15th of February 1945 Search

15th February 1945 Visit

15th Feb 1945 On the Move

15th Feb 1945 Enemy Raid

16th of February 1945 Orders

16th of February 1945 Dust Clouds

16th of February 1945 Operation Instruction No 3

16th February 1945 Nothing to report

16th Feb 1945 Conference

17th February 1945 CO visits Jerusalem

17th Feb 1945 Lectures

18th February 1945 Nothing to report

18th Feb 1945 Recce

19th February 1945 Nothing to report

19th Feb 1945 Rounds Fired

19th Feb 1945 River Levels

19th Feb 1945 Night Firing

20th February 1945 Reorganisation

20th Feb 1945 Air Attack

21st February 1945 60 ORs posted to BDRA

21st of February 1945 Orders

21st Feb 1945 Reliefs

21st Feb 1945 New Position

22nd February 1945 Nothing to report

22nd Feb 1945 On the Move

22nd Feb 1945 Accurate Fire

23rd February 1945 On the Move

23rd Feb 1945 Shelling

23rd Feb 1945 On the Move

24th February 1945 On the Move

24th Feb 1945 Rescue

24th Feb 1945 Night Firing

24th Feb 1945 Patrols

25th February 1945 On the Move

25th Feb 1945 Enemy Targetted

26th February 1945 Nothing to report

26th Feb 1945 Propaganda

26th Feb 1945 Harassing Fire

26th Feb 1945 Artillery Reliefs

27th February 1945 Nothing to report

27th Feb 1945 Harassing Fire

27th Feb 1945 Patrols

28th February 1945 Nothing to report

28th Feb 1945 Counter Battery Work

1st Mar 1945 Preparations

1st Mar 1945 Visit

1st Mar 1945 Harrassing Fire

Mar 1945 Orders

2nd Mar 1945 Orders

3rd Mar 1945 Orders

3rd Mar 1945 Orders

4th Mar 1945 Posting

5th Mar 1945 Orders

6th of March 1945 Dinner

6th of March 1945 Scottish Yeomanry Dinner

6th Mar 1945 Exercise

7th Mar 1945 On the Move

7th Mar 1945 At Rest

9th Mar 1945 Exercise

10th Mar 1945 Posting

Mar 1945 On the Move

11th Mar 1945 Exercise

12th Mar 1945 Orders

12th Mar 1945 Exercise

13th Mar 1945 Moves

13th Mar 1945 Preparations

14th of March 1945 Spring Signals Exercise

14th of March 1945 Wireless Exercise

14th Mar 1945 Recce

16th of March 1945 Training Programme

16th Mar 1945 Ammunition

17th Mar 1945 Calibration

18th Mar 1945 Preparations

18th Mar 1945 On the Move

19th of March 1945 Exercise

19th of March 1945 Instructions.

19th of March 1945 Exercise

19th of March 1945 Codes

19th Mar 1945 Ammunition

20th Mar 1945 On the Move

20th Mar 1945 Into Position

21st Mar 1945 Conference

22nd of March 1945 Exercise

22nd Mar 1945 Gun Pits

23rd Mar 1945 Preparations

23rd Mar 1945 In Action

24th Mar 1945 In Action

24th Mar 1945 In Action

24th Mar 1945 Enemy Aircraft

25th Mar 1945 In Action

25th Mar 1945 Advance

25th Mar 1945 New Positions

25th Mar 1945 New Unit Formed

26th of March 1945 Summary of events

26th Mar 1945 Objectives Taken

26th Mar 1945 Mobilisation

27th Mar 1945 Advance

27th Mar 1945 Advance

27th March 1945 In Action

27th Mar 1945 Mobilisation

28th Mar 1945 Advance

28th Mar 1945 Advance

Mar 1945 Transfer

28th March 1945 Advance

28th Mar 1945 Mobilisation

29th Mar 1945 Orders

29th Mar 1945 Advance

29th March 1945 Enemy Artillery

29th Mar 1945 Mobilisation

30th Mar 1945 Advance

30th Mar 1945 Advance Continues

30th March 1945 In Action

30th Mar 1945 Mobilisation

31st Mar 1945 Advance

31st Mar 1945 In Action

31st March 1945 Advance

31st Mar 1945 Mobilisation

1st Apr 1945 Bridgehead

Apr 1945 Reorganisation

April 1945 Reorganisation

April 1945 Visit

2nd Apr 1945 Shelling

2nd of April 1945 Patrols

2nd Apr 1945 On the Move

3rd Apr 1945 Attack Made

3rd Apr 1945 Reliefs

4th Apr 1945 Attack Made

4th Apr 1945 In Action

5th Apr 1945 Bridges

6th Apr 1945 Enemy Active

6th Apr 1945 On the Move

7th Apr 1945 Advance

7th Apr 1945 V Weapons

8th Apr 1945 Advance

8th Apr 1945 Hard Fighting

9th Apr 1945 In Action

9th Apr 1945 Consolidation

10th Apr 1945 Moving Forward

11th Apr 1945 Advance Resumes

11th Apr 1945 In Action

12th Apr 1945 Forwards

12th Apr 1945 Negotiations

12th Apr 1945 In Action

13th Apr 1945 Forwards

14th of April 1945 Instructions

14th Apr 1945 On the Move

14th Apr 1945 On the Move

15th Apr 1945 On the Move

15th of April 1945 On the Move

15th of April 1945 Message

15th Apr 1945 In Action

16th Apr 1945 Harrassing Fire

16th Apr 1945 Advance

16th Apr 1945 Advance

16th Apr 1945 Moves

17th Apr 1945 Advance

17th Apr 1945 Little Opposition

17th Apr 1945 In Action

18th Apr 1945 Advance

18th Apr 1945 Prisoners

19th Apr 1945 Moves

20th Apr 1945 Withdrawal

20th Apr 1945 On the Move

20th of April 1945 In Action

21st Apr 1945 Area Cleared

21st Apr 1945 On the Move

22nd Apr 1945 Preparations

23rd Apr 1945 On the Move

23rd Apr 1945 Orders

24th Apr 1945 On the Move

26th Apr 1945 Conference

27th Apr 1945 Orders

27th of April 1945 Reliefs

Apr 1945 River Crossed

28th Apr 1945 Wood Cleared

28th Apr 1945 Quiet

29th Apr 1945 Wood Cleared

29th Apr 1945 Awards

30th Apr 1945 Advance

1st May 1945 Reorganisation

1st May 1945 Restricted Firing

1st May 1945 Sports

1st May 1945 Move

1945 Air Defence

2nd May 1945 Reorganisation

2nd May 1945 Food Convoys

2nd May 1945 On the Move

3rd May 1945 Reorganisation

3rd May 1945 Truce

4th May 1945 Reorganisation

4th May 1945 Annoucement

4th May 1945 Food

5th May 1945 Reorganisation

5th May 1945 On the Move

5th May 1945 On the Move

5th May 1945 Cease Fire

5th May 1945 Heavy Rain

6th May 1945 Orders

6th May 1945 Out of Action

7th May 1945 Document

7th May 1945 Reorganisation

7th May 1945 Surrender

7th May 1945 Position

8th May 1945 Patrols

8th May 1945 On the Move

9th May 1945 Quiet

10th May 1945 Disarming

11th May 1945 Disarming

12th May 1945 Visits

13th May 1945 Service of Thanksgiving

14th May 1945 Equipment

14th June 1945 Move

15th May 1945 On the Move

15th May 1945 Conference

16th May 1945 Reliefs

17th May 1945 Reliefs

19th May 1945 On the Move

19th May 1945 Reliefs

21st May 1945 Conduct

22nd May 1945 Advance Party

26th May 1945 Orders

28th June 1945 Move

29th May 1945 Islands Handed over

30th May 1945 Change of Command

June 1945 Change of Command

20th Jun 1945 Buzz Bombs

5th Jul 1945 On the Move

1st Aug 1945 Plans

23rd August 1945 On the Move

25th August 1945 On the Move

1st Dec 1945 Demobilisation

11th December 1945 Hostility

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