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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery



   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.

 

1st Mar 1941 Heavy Rain

19th Dec 1941 On the Move  location map

23rd Dec 1941 On the Move  location map

24th Dec 1941 On the Move  location map

25th Dec 1941 Fuel  location map

26th Dec 1941 In Action

27th Dec 1941 Heavy Shelling  location map

28th Dec 1941 In Action  location map

29th Dec 1941 Enemy in Force  location map

30th Dec 1941 Enemy Advance  location map

31st Dec 1941 In Support  location map

28th of June 1943 Traffic Control

28th of June 1943 Fuel

28th of June 1943 Fuel

28th of June 1943 Orders  location map

28th of June 1943 Stores

28th of June 1943 Signals

28th of June 1943 Orders  location map

28th of June 1943 Markings

28th of June 1943 Signage

28th of June 1943 Ferry Services

1st Jan 1944 Postings

2nd Jan 1944 Entertainment Planned

3rd Jan 1944 Conference

4th Jan 1944 Equipment

5th Jan 1944 Deficencies

6th Jan 1944 Accomodation

7th Jan 1944 Vehicles

8th Jan 1944 Concert

9th Jan 1944 Vehicles

10th Jan 1944 Course

11th Jan 1944 Equipment

12th Jan 1944 Gun Carriages

13th Jan 1944 Course Ends

14th Jan 1944 Exercise

15th Jan 1944 Equipment

16th Jan 1944 Courses

16th Jan 1944 Course

18th Jan 1944 Course

20th Jan 1944 Orders

21st Jan 1944 Exercise

22nd Jan 1944 Orders

23rd Jan 1944 Course

24th Jan 1944 Visit

26th Jan 1944 Visit

27th Jan 1944 Orders

28th Jan 1944 Orders

29th Jan 1944 Orders

30th Jan 1944 Conference

31st Jan 1944 Instructor

1st Jun 1944 Orders

1st June 1944 Quiet

2nd Jun 1944 Orders

2nd June 1944 On the Move

3rd Jun 1944 Orders

3rd June 1944 On the Move

4th June 1944 Rough Seas

5th June 1944 Rough Seas

6th June 1944 Landing  location map

6th Jun 1944 Landing

7th Jun 1944 Tank Threat  location map

8th Jun 1944 Consolidation

21st Jun 1944 Orders

23rd Jun 1944 Briefing

25th Jun 1944 Preparations  location map

26th Jun 1944 Move  location map

28th Jun 1944 Orders

1st July 1944 Orders  location map

2nd July 1944 Reliefs  location map

3rd Jul 1944 Locations

3rd July 1944 Relief Complete  location map

4th July 1944 Conference

6th Jul 1944 Paswords

6th July 1944 Passwords

11th July 1944 Conference

13th July 1944 Orders

13th July 1944 Recce Patrols

14th Jul 1944 Orders  location map

14th July 1944 Orders  location map

14th July 1944 Preparations

15th Jul 1944 Orders

15th July 1944 Orders  location map

16th Jul 1944 Shelling  location map

16th July 1944 Air Raid  location map

17th Jul 1944 Bombs

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18th Jul 1944 Orders

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19th Jul 1944 Minefields

19th Jul 1944 Moves

19th July 1944 Instructions  location map

21st Jul 1944 Orders

21st July 1944 Orders  location map

23rd Jul 1944 HQ Moves

23rd July 1944 Divisional HQ Moves

24th Jul 1944 Conference

24th July 1944 Conference

25th Jul 1944 Minefields

25th July 1944 Minefields

26th Jul 1944 Orders

26th July 1944 Orders

28th Jul 1944 Orders

28th July 1944 Instructions

30th Jul 1944 In Action

30th Jul 1944 HQ Moves

30th July 1944 Divisional HQ Moves

31st Jul 1944 Advance

31st Jul 1944 Attack Made

31st Jul 1944 HQ Moves

31st July 1944 Orders

1st Aug 1944 In Action

6th Aug 1944 Attacks

6th Aug 1944 Attack Made

23rd Sep 1944 Position Obscure

24th Sep 1944 Attacks

25th Sep 1944 Attack Made

27th Sep 1944 Very Wet

28th Sep 1944 Postings

29th Sep 1944 Patrols Push Forward

30th Sep 1944 Recce

1st Oct 1944 Advance

2nd Oct 1944 Air Raids

3rd Oct 1944 Wet Day

4th Oct 1944 Orders

5th Oct 1944 Objectives Taken

6th Oct 1944 Reliefs

7th Oct 1944 Orders Cancelled

8th Oct 1944 Moves

9th Oct 1944 Visits

10th Oct 1944 Shelling

11th Oct 1944 Orders

12th Oct 1944 Wet Weather

13th Oct 1944 Reliefs Completed

14th Oct 1944 Instruction

15th Oct 1944 Very Wet

16th Oct 1944 Orders

30th Oct 1944 Reliefs

1st Nov 1944 Conference

2nd Nov 1944 Reliefs  location map

3rd Nov 1944 Visits  location map

4th Nov 1944 Enemy bringing up guns

5th Nov 1944 Quiet

6th Nov 1944 Quiet

7th Nov 1944 Orders for Reorganisation

7th Nov 1944 Reliefs


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Those known to have served with

102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery

during the Second World War 1939-1945.

  • Shepherd Victor. Pte.
  • Spowart Andrew Robert. Sgt.

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Pte. Victor Shepherd 102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment Royal Artillery

Richard, George and Victor Shepherd

Victor Shepherd was born in 1919 to Elizabeth Ann and John William . He served with the 102nd (Northumberland Hussars) Anti-Tank Regiment, Royal Artillery during WW2.

An article was published: Wednesday 6th of January 1943, in the Newcastle Evening Chronicle entitled: "On same Aerodrome" Three Brothers Meet in Cairo. Three Brothers, two in the Royal Air Force and another in the Army, have met in Cairo and Alexandria after serving two years in the Middle East. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Shepherd, of 18 Worley Street, Westgate Hill, Newcastle. Victor Shepherd, Northumberland Hussars, the 23 year old youngest member of the trio writes to his parents that he was walking through the streets of Cairo with a friend when he saw someone who looked very much like his brother Richard. "Not knowing that Dick was in the Middle East." he continues in his letter, "I said to my friend 'Surely that is our Dick over there'? My friend thought not, apparently thinking Dick was still at home. However, I dashed over to the other side of the road, and surely enough it was Dick. You can imagine the surprise Dick received." Vic's brother, L.A.C Richard Wingrove Shepherd (29) R.A.F., and the other brother, Corporal George Shepherd (31) were both working on the same aerodrome in the Middle East unbeknownst to each other. They met by accident, and after exchanging addresses discovered that they were both stationed at the same camp."

Later the three brothers arranged a meeting in Alexandria. In 1944 Victor Shepherd married Isabella L. Noble. Victor died in 1979 at the age if 59 at Newcastle upon Tyne.

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