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66th (Lowland) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
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.
Jan 1940 Reorganisation
Nov 1941 On the Move
Dec 1941 Training
Jan 1942 On the Move
Mar 1942 New Equipment
Jun 1942 On the Land
Jul 1942 Training
2nd Jan 1943 Reinforcements
15th Jan 1943 On the Move
21st Mar 1943 On the Move
22nd Mar 1943 On the Move
15th May 1943 Training
10th Jul 1943 On the Move
15th Jul 1943 Newspaper
17th Jul 1943 Attack Made
17th Jul 1943 Heavy Fighting
27th Sep 1943 On the Move
28th Sep 1943 Supplies
29th Sep 1943 Advance
3rd Oct 1943 Advance
4th Oct 1943 In Action
21st Oct 1943 New Equipment
27th Oct 1943 Orders
1st Nov 1943 In Action
2nd Nov 1943 In Action
5th Nov 1943 In Action
7th Nov 1943 In Action
8th Nov 1943 In Action
13th Nov 1943 Advance
20th Nov 1943 Visit
28th Nov 1943 Attack Made
29th Nov 1943 In Action
5th Jan 1944 In Action
15th Jan 1944 On the Move
11th May 1944 In Action
8th Jun 1944 In Action
12th Jun 1944 On the Move
29th Jun 1944 Air Raid
30th Jun 1944 Recce
9th Jul 1944 On the Move
10th Jul 1944 In Action
16th Jul 1944 On the Move
19th Jul 1944 Guns Calibrated
21st Jul 1944 Recce
27th Jul 1944 Calibration
1st Aug 1944 Change of Position
5th Aug 1944 On the Move
6th Aug 1944 Shelling
7th Aug 1944 On the Move
20th Aug 1944 Visit
22nd Aug 1944 Visit
31st Aug 1944 River Crossed
31st Aug 1944 On the Move
1st Sep 1944 On the Move
14th Sep 1944 In Action
16th Sep 1944 Brave Actions
30th Sep 1944 At Rest
5th Oct 1944 In Action
8th Nov 1944 Rest and Refit
24th Dec 1944 Seeing the Sights
25th Dec 1944 Calm
10th Jan 1945 Orders
10th Jan 1945 Back to the Fray
9th Apr 1945 In Action
16th Apr 1945 Harrassing Fire
20th Apr 1945 Withdrawal
Apr 1945 River CrossedIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
Those known to have served with
66th (Lowland) Medium Regiment, Royal Artillery
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
- Mundy Stanley. Gnr.
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