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15th/19th Kings Royal Hussars
15th/19th Kings Royal Hussars were based at York serving with 3rd Division when war broke out in 1939. They saw action in France and after heavy losses the remaining personnel were evacuated from Dunkirk. They they joined 3rd Motor Machine Gun Brigade, later redesignated 28th Armoured Brigade, 9th Armoured Division. They saw action in North Western Europe with 11th Armoured Division.
23rd Oct 1939 Front Line
6th of November 1939 Safeguarding of Private property
10th of November 1939 German concentration
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10th March 1940 Training
11th March 1940 Conference
25th March 1940 Orders Amended
25th March 1940 3rd Division H.Q. Operation Instruction No 0754
25th March 1940 3rd Division H.Q. Operation Instruction No 0754
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28th March 1940 Conference
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31st March 1940 On the Move
1st April 1940 Orders
27th April 1940 Moves
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2nd May 1940 Operational Instructions
6th May 1940 Defences
7th May 1940 Training
8th May 1940 Experiments
9th May 1940 Instructions
10th May 1940 Invasion
10th May 1940 Orders
10th May 1940 Air Raids
10th May 1940 Advance
10th May 1940 3 Div Operation Order 13.
11th May 1940 In Defence
11th May 1940 Move
11th May 1940 Line Established
11th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves
12th May 1940 Orders
12th May 1940 In Defence
12th May 1940 Petrol
12th May 1940 In Position
12th May 1940 On the Move
13th May 1940 Contact
13th May 1940 Movement
13th May 1940 Rumours
13th of May 1940 Louvain
13th May 1940 Refugees
14th May 1940 Shelling
14th May 1940 Contact
14th May 1940 Shelling
15th May 1940 Civilians
15th May 1940 In Action
15th May 1940 Civilians Evacuated
16th May 1940 Withdrawal
16th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
16th May 1940 Withdrawal
17th May 1940 Withdrawal
17th May 1940 Congested Roads
17th May 1940 Withdrawal
17th May 1940 Orderrs
17th May 1940 Exchange of Fire
18th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
18th May 1940 Enemy Penetrate
18th May 1940 Heavy Fighting
19th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
19th May 1940 Withdrawal
19th May 1940 Withdrawal
20th May 1940 Fighting Withdrawal
20th May 1940 Enemy Attacks
20th May 1940 Supplies
21st May 1940 Supplies
21st May 1940 Shelling
22nd May 1940 Ammunition in Short Supply
22nd May 1940 Orders
22nd May 1940 Withdrawal
23rd May 1940 New Positions
24th May 1940 Short Rations
24th May 1940 Attack Made
25th May 1940 Cellars
26th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves
26th May 1940 Field Ambulances Move
26th May 1940 Enemy Aircraft
25th May 1940 Rations
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27th May 1940 Defensive Positions
27th May 1940 New Line Occupied
28th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves
28th May 1940 Divisional HQ Moves
29th May 1940 Vehicles Destroyed
29th May 1940 Withdrawal
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30th May 1940 La Panne
30th May 1940 Policy
31st May 1940 Embarkation
31st May 1940 Air Attacks
14th June 1940 Inspection
9th Sep 1944 Attack Made
13th Sep 1944 Attack Made
19th Sep 1944 Orders
25th Sep 1944 In Action
25th Sep 1944 In Action
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15th/19th Kings Royal Hussars
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Tpr. John William "Jack" Campion 15th/19th A Sqn. King's Royal Hussars
John Campion served with the 15/19th Kings Royal Hussars in WW2. He was captured and held prisoner at Stalag XXID from May 1940 to June/July 1944, before being transferred to Stalag 344, Lamsdorf, Silesia.
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Bdsm. George Sargent 15th/19th Rgt. King's Royal Hussars
My father was in the 15th/19th King's Royal Hussars Regiment and a POW from 1940. He was in a few camps but one I remember is Stalag 8b. He was wounded at Dunkrik and captured.Peter Sargent
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