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190th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
29th Jun 1944 Counter Attack
20th September 1944 Attack Made
21st September 1944 Attack Made
6th of February 1945 The Field Company moveIf you can provide any additional information, especially on actions and locations at specific dates, please add it here.
Those known to have served with
190th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
- Brown George Henry. Bdr.
- Flanagan Peter Joseph. Gnr.
- Mortimer James.
- Mortimer James.
- Sergent Wilfrid George. L/Bdr (d.11th July 1944)
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Want to know more about 190th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery ?
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James Mortimer 190th Field Regiment Royal Artillery
I have been delighted to find your web site, I have been researching my Father's wartime history for a few years now and at last I am slowly finding information about the 15th Scottish. His name was James Mortimer, 190th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery seconded to the 15th. I would be interested in any information available.Carolyn Mortimer
James Mortimer 15th Scottish Royal Artillery 190 Field Regiment
I have been delighted to find your web site, I have been researching my Father's wartime history for a few years now and at last I am slowly finding information about the 15th Scottish. His name was James Mortimer, 190th Field Regiment of the Royal Artillery seconded to the 15th. I would be interested in any information available.Carolyn Mortimer
L/Bdr Wilfrid George Sergent 190th Field Regiment Royal Artillery (d.11th July 1944)
Wilfrid Sergent served with the 190th Feld Regiment, Royal Artillery in WW2. He died 11th of July 1944 aged 33 years and is buried Ryes War Cemetery at Bazenville in France. Son of William and Lydia Amy Sergent, husband of Frances Mary Sergent, of Sinderby, Yorkshire.Bruce Greenaway
Bdr. George Henry Brown 190th Field Regiment, 230th Battery Royal Artillery
The battery landed at Port-en-Bessien in support of 15th Scottish Division, I drove the first gun through the sea, onto the beach, where the Battery went into action. Whilst still on the beach the men were called together for Montgomery to brief us. Remembering him saying that the enemy had honoured us by placing all his armoured units in front of us. I remember thinking some honour!George
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