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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

3rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery



   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.

 

March 1943 On the Move

24th Sep 1943 On the Move

24th Sep 1943 Arrival

6th Oct 1943 In Action

19th October 1943 Reliefs

20th Oct 1943 In Action

21st October 1943 River Crossed

24th Oct 1943 Advance

2nd Nov 1943 Advance

3rd Nov 1943 Advance

5th Nov 1943 Advance

7th Nov 1943 Advance

8th Nov 1943 Advance

18th Nov 1943 Advance

20th Nov 1943 Attack Made

23rd Nov 1943 Crossings

25th Nov 1943 River Rising

28th Nov 1943 In Action

29th Nov 1943 Town Captured

30th Nov 1943 Hard Fighting

1st Dec 1943 Hard Fighting

2nd Dec 1943 Advance

7th Dec 1943 Poor Weather

8th Dec 1943 Attack Made

9th Dec 1943 Hard Fighting

10th Dec 1943 Attack Made

12th Dec 1943 Bridgehead Gained

14th Dec 1943 Ground Gained

16th Dec 1943 Advance

18th Dec 1943 Very Hard Fighting

21st Dec 1943 Preparations

22nd Dec 1943 Attack Made

23rd Dec 1943 In Action

24th Dec 1943 Heavy Fighting

25th Dec 1943 Bombardment

26th Dec 1943 Village Taken

31st Dec 1943 Blizzard

25th June 1944 On the Move


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3rd Field Regiment, Royal Artillery

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