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89th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
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.
6th Jun 1944 AA Guns
4th January 1943 Postings
7th January 1943 Inspection
12th January 1943 Visit
13th January 1943 Posting
16th January 1943 Conference
19th January 1943 Lecture
20th January 1943 Musketry
22nd January 1943 Training
25th January 1943 On the Ranges
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28th January 1943 Musketry
29th January 1943 Training
30th January 1943 Recce
1st February 1943 Command
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4th February 1943 Advance Party
5th February 1943 CO Returns
6th February 1943 On the Move
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9th February 1943 Reliefs
15th February 1943 Promotion
16th February 1943 On the Ranges
19th February 1943 Posting
20th February 1943 Posting
21st February 1943 Posting
23rd February 1943 Preparations
24th February 1943 Exercise
27th February 1943 Training
2nd March 1943 Posting
3rd March 1943 Exercise
15th March 1943 Exercise
22nd March 1943 Posting
23rd March 1943 Promotions Board
24th March 1943 On the Ranges
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26th March 1943 On the Ranges
30th March 1943 On the Ranges
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23rd Apr 1943 On the Move
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8th May 1943 On the Move
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10th May 1943 Posting
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13th May 1943 Command
15th May 1943 Wings for Victory
26th May 1943 Visit
1st Jun 1943 Reliefs
3rd Jun 1943 Posting
17th Jun 1944 Enemy Aircraft
18th Jun 1944 Artillery Active
1st May 1945 Restricted Firing
2nd May 1945 Food Convoys
3rd May 1945 Truce
4th May 1945 Annoucement
5th May 1945 Cease Fire
6th May 1945 Orders
7th May 1945 Document
8th May 1945 Patrols
9th May 1945 Quiet
10th May 1945 Disarming
11th May 1945 Disarming
12th May 1945 Visits
13th May 1945 Service of Thanksgiving
17th May 1945 Reliefs
21st May 1945 Conduct
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Those known to have served with
89th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
- Christie Wilfred McCormack Paul. L/Bdr
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