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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

241st Heavy Anti Artillery Battery, Royal Artillery



   77th Heavy Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery was a unit of the Territorial Army, in 1939 it was made up of 239th (Glamorgan) Battery, 240th (Glamorgan) Battery, 241st (Glamorgan) Battery and 242nd (Glamorgan) Battery. They saw action in the Defence of Britain and in Java.

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August 1940 Guns

30th Sep 1940 Guns

2nd Jan 1941 In Action  location map

3rd March 1941 In Action  location map

4th March 1941 In Action  location map

6th Dec 1941 On the Move  location map

9th Jan 1942 Orders  location map

13th Jan 1942 Arrival  location map

30th Jan 1942 On the Move  location map

3rd Feb 1942 On the Move  location map

4th Feb 1942 Air Raid  location map

12th Mar 1942 Surrender  location map


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Those known to have served with

241st Heavy Anti Artillery Battery, Royal Artillery

during the Second World War 1939-1945.

  • Argust Thomas John. L/Sgt. (d.29th Nov 1943)
  • Jones Thomas John. Gnr.

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Want to know more about 241st Heavy Anti Artillery Battery, Royal Artillery?


There are:12 items tagged 241st Heavy Anti Artillery Battery, Royal Artillery available in our Library

  These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War.


L/Sgt. Thomas John Argust 77th H A A Regiment, 241st Bty. Royal Artillery (d.29th Nov 1943)

Thomas John Argust died on the Suez Maru. He was a POW captured on the 9th of March 1942 and held in Thailand and Malai 1.

Melanie Thomas



Gnr. Thomas John Jones 241st Battery 77th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment

Thomas Jones served with 241th Battery, 77th Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery.

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