G |
|
|
|
Galbraith,
Douglas
"Dougie"
|
23.12.1921
Glasgow, Scotland
-
28.06.1975
Australia |
Cadet
|
?
|
2nd Lt.
|
25.07.1942 [240327]
|
WS/Lt.
|
25.01.1943
|
A/Capt.
|
27.09.1944-26.12.1944
|
T/Capt.
|
27.12.1944-22.12.1948
|
A/Maj.
|
16.03.1947-09.04.1947,
27.05.1947-14.06.1947
|
Lt.
|
01.10.1947,
seniority 25.01.1943 [short service commission]
|
Capt.
|
23.12.1948
|
Lt.
|
03.06.1950,
seniority 23.06.1944 [permanent commission]
|
Capt.
|
03.06.1950,
seniority 23.12.1948
|
T/Maj.
|
03.08.1954-22.12.1955
|
Maj.
|
23.12.1955
|
T/Lt.Col.
|
02.02.1963-13.06.1963
|
Lt.Col.
|
14.06.1963
(retd 07.04.1972)
|
|
Education: i.m. (qualified on a course in industrial
administration)
|
|
|
served in
the ranks for 2 years, 67 days
|
25.07.1942
|
|
|
commissioned, Reconnaissance Corps
- Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission to 30.09.1947]
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 2 Section (A Troop), 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem)
|
01.10.1947
|
|
|
transferred,
The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) [short service commission]
|
03.06.1950
|
|
|
transferred, Royal Army Ordnance Corps [permanent commission]
|
|
Gardiner,
Joseph
"Joe"
|
22.03.1920
Catford, London
-
18.08.1986
Broadstairs, Thanet district, Kent |
Cadet
|
?
|
2nd
Lt.
|
10.10.1942 [247974]
|
WS/Lt.
|
10.04.1943 (reld
> 04.1946)
|
|
MID
|
23.03.1944
|
Sicily
07.43
|
|
10.10.1942
|
|
|
commissioned,
The Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry [emergency commission]
|
1943?
|
|
|
transferred, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Officer
Commanding, Medium Machine Gun Platoon (HQ Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem)
|
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW
(No. 536) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) |
|
Garnett,
Robert Hugh
Elder son of Walter Hugh Stewart Garnett and Enid Myfanwy Evans,
of Radmore, Dorrington, nr. Shrewsbury, Salop.
Married (30.04.1954) Elizabeth Ann Arthur (born 03.04.1928); three daughters, two sons.
Lived at
Hope Bowler Court, Church Stretton, Shropshire, England.
|
02.07.1921
Fareham district, Hampshire
-
27.05.1994
Stretton,
Oxford, Oxfordshire |
2nd Lt.
|
15.02.1941
[172350]
|
WS/Lt.
|
15.08.1942
|
Lt.
|
16.01.1946,
senioroty 02.01.1944
|
A/Capt.
|
04.12.1946-03.03.1947
|
T/Capt.
|
04.03.1947-01.07.1948
|
Capt.
|
02.07.1948
|
T/Maj.
|
05.11.1951-03.05.1952,
08.08.1952-01.07.1955
|
Maj.
|
02.07.1955
|
T/Lt.Col.
|
02.12.1963-27.08.1966
|
Lt.Col.
|
28.08.1966 (retd
02.07.1971)
|
|
Education: jssc, psc
|
|
|
served in
the ranks for 213 days
|
15.02.1941
|
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission to 15.01.1946]
|
?
|
|
|
transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment
- Army Air Corps
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Section
Commander, E Squadron (No. 2 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem
[captured])
|
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No.
2151) in German captivity (Oflag IX-A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) |
16.01.1946
|
|
|
commissioned,
The King's Shropshire Light Infantry [permanent commission]
|
04.12.1946
|
-
|
30.03.1948
|
General
Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3),
HQ Commander Airborne Establishment
|
04.03.1954
|
-
|
03.08.1956
|
Brigade
Major, HQ Parachute Brigade (TA)
|
09.11.1961
|
-
|
01.11.1963
|
Deputy
Assistant Adjutant & Quartermaster-General (DAA&QMG),
British Defence Liaison Staff Canada
|
02.12.1963
|
-
|
30.11.1966
|
General
Staff Officer, 1st grade (GSO1) (Operations/SD), HQ Western Command
|
|
Geldard,
Robert [Michael]
"Bob"
Son (with two brothers and one sister) of Leonard
Geldard (1887-1963), and Dorothy Haslam (1887-1964).
Married ((09?).1937, Fylde district, Lancashire) Freda Haslam (20.07.1916 -
04.1997); two sons, one daughter. |
22.05.1913
Clitheroe district, Lancashire
-
10.1986
Ribble Valley, Lancashire |
WS/QMS
|
?
|
Lt.
QM
|
14.03.1943
[291236]
|
Lt.
|
28.04.1952,
seniority 30.04.1949
|
Capt.
|
29.05.1955
(reld 28.04.1960)
|
Hon.
Capt.
|
28.04.1960
|
|
?
|
-
|
14.03.1943
|
served in
the ranks, Royal Armoured Corps
|
14.03.1943
|
|
|
commissioned, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps [emergency commission to 27.04.1952]
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Quartermaster,
11th Parachute Battalion (Arnhem)
|
28.04.1952
|
-
|
30.10.1952
|
transferred,
The Lancashire Fusiliers [short service commission]
|
01.11.1952
|
-
|
28.04.1960
|
transferred, Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers [short service
commission]
|
|
Gell,
William Vincent Aloysius
"Bill"
Son of William J. Gell, and ... Jennings.
|
23.06.1920
Liverpool, Lancashire
-
2005
|
Cadet
|
?
|
2nd Lt.
|
13.12.1941 [220507]
|
WS/Lt.
|
01.10.1942 (reld
> 04.1946)
|
|
Student.
13.12.1941
|
|
|
commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps [emergency commission]
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 3 Parachute Platoon & 3 Para Jeep Section, 250th Light
Composite Company RASC (Arnhem [captured 21.09.1944])
|
09.1944
|
-
|
05.1945?
|
POW
(No. 220507)in
German captivity (Oflag XIIB)
|
|
George,
Stephen
Son of ... George, and ... Stevenson.
Married ((03?).1937, Liverpool, Lancashire) Mildred Alice Whittle (1915 - ).
From Newly Bridge, Lancashire.
|
11.05.1915
Barrow in Furness
-
08.2000
Leicester, Leicestershire |
Cadet
|
?
|
2nd Lt.
|
04.01.1942 [220968]
|
WS/Lt.
|
01.10.1942 (reld
> 04.1946)
|
T/Capt.
|
19.03.1943
|
|
04.01.1942
|
|
|
commissioned, Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission]
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Second-in-Command,
1st Parachute Squadron RE (Arnhem [wounded, captured])
|
10.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 609) in German captivity (Oflag XIIB, Hadamar) |
|
Gibbs,
Frederick Michael
"Mickey"
Married 1st (Delhi); one son.
Married 2nd (Palestine); one daughter.
|
29.11.1920
Sialkot, India
-
30.12.1999
Nicosia Hospital, Cyprus
[British Civilian Cemetery, Larnaca] |
Cadet
|
?
|
2nd
Lt.
|
31.12.1939
[114084]
|
Lt.
|
01.07.1941
|
A/Capt.
|
06.04.1941-05.07.1941
|
T/Capt.
|
06.07.1941-14.11.1941,
01.08.1943-23.06.1945
|
Capt.
|
01.07.1946
(retd 02.12.1949)
|
Hon.
Maj.
|
02.12.1949
|
|
MBE |
01.01.1966 |
New
Year 66: for services
to the British community at Cyprus (intelligence work) |
1947-48 Palestine operations Medal & Clasp;
1950 Malaya operations Clasp |
Education: Clifton College, Bristol; Royal Military College, Sandhurst
|
|
|
served in
the ranks for 120 days
|
?
|
-
|
31.12.1939
|
Officer
Cadet Training Unit, Sandhurst
|
31.12.1939
|
|
|
commissioned,
The Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment)
|
02.1940
|
-
|
11.1941
|
2nd
Battalion The Green Howards (Ferozepore, India)
|
11.1941
|
-
|
09.1944
|
seconded,
151st Parachute Battalion (Delhi), from 11.1942 renamed: 156th (Parachute)
Battalion) (Middle East, Italy, UK, Arnhem)
|
(1943)
|
|
|
Inteligence
Officer (Italy)
|
1944?
|
-
|
09.1944
|
Adjutant
(UK, Arnhem [captured])
|
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 91015) in German captivity (Stalag XIIA, Limburg an der Lahn) |
1945?
|
|
|
Adjutant,
6th Battalion The Green Howards (UK, Middle East)
|
1945?
|
-
|
1948?
|
staff,
British Troops in Palestine and Transjordan
|
02.1949
|
-
|
12.1949
|
Officer
Commanding, "B" Company,1st Battalion The Green Howards (Khartoum
& Malaya)
|
Ran orange plantations at Cyprus. When Turkey
invaded Cyprus in 1974 he ran a refugee camp. After the collapse of his second
marriage he earned living in a number of ways, including
running a bar, keeping a shop, guiding tourists and making use of his expertise
as a photographer.
|
Gick,
Bernard Joseph
"Barny"
Youngest son (with two brothers: Lt.Cdr. (S) Peter
Francis Gick, RN, and Lt. (S) John Benedict Gick, RCNVR, and two sisters) of Francis Joseph Gick
(1883-1955), and
Mary Agnes "Dolly" Driscoll (1883-1921).
Married (04.09.1948, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire) Rosemary Shelagh Virginia
Paterson (28.03.1923 - 06.07.2021); one daughter. |
26.02.1921
Saltash, St Germans district, Cornwall
-
06.04.1996
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada |
Cadet |
? |
2nd
Lt. |
10.05.1941
[186285] |
WS/Lt. |
01.10.1942
(antedated? 10.05.1941) (reld 16.08.1949) |
Hon.
Capt. |
16.08.1949 |
|
Student.
08.06.1940 |
|
|
enlisted |
10.05.1941 |
|
|
commissioned,
The Royal Ulster Rifles [emergency commission] |
13.10.1942 |
|
|
transferred, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 5 Platoon (S Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured]
21.09.1944) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 91009) in German captivity (21.10.1944-12.04.1945 Oflag 79,
Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) |
1945? |
|
|
transferred,
The Royal Ulster Rifles |
|
|
Gilchrist,
David Alexander
Son (with one brother and two sisters) of Lt.Col. Walter Fellowes Cowan Gilchrist
(1879-1943), and Augusta Maria Susette Hunt (1884-1976), of Sid Abbey, Sidmouth.
Married (14.08.1948, Holy Trinity Church, Drewsteignton, Okehampton district, Devon) Rosemary Drewe (21.10.1921 -
06.02.2016), daughter of Basil Drewe, KC, OBE, MC; two sons, one
daughter. |
20.06.1920
Honiton district, Devon
-
23.07.2003
Bournemouth, Hampshire |
2nd
Lt. |
03.07.1939
[95588] |
WS/Lt. |
17.11.1940 |
Lt. |
03.01.1941 |
A/Capt. |
17.08.1940-16.11.1940 |
T/Capt. |
17.11.1940-22.11.1941,
12.01.1942-03.06.1943 |
WS/Capt. |
04.06.1943 |
Capt. |
01.07.1946 |
A/Maj. |
04.03.1943-03.06.1943 |
T/Maj. |
04.06.1943-09.07.1945,
10.08.1945-09.07.1948 |
Maj. |
03.07.1952
[D&D 17.05.1958] |
T/Lt.Col. |
25.10.1954-03.12.1954 |
Lt.Col. |
01.06.1961
[supernumerary 01.06.1964] |
Col. |
30.04.1966,
seniority 30.07.1965 (retd 19.06.1975) |
|
Education: Marlborough College; Royal Military
College, Sandhurst; psc.
03.07.1939 |
|
|
commissioned,
The Devonshire Regiment |
|
|
|
151st
Parachute Battalion (India) |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, A Company, 11th
Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [captured 19.09.1944]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 545) in German captivity (26.09.1944-20.01.1945
Dulag XII-B, Hadamar; 22.01.1945-15.04.1945 Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt, Bayern) |
03.01.1950 |
- |
13.01.1952 |
General
Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3),
War Office |
01.10.1953
04.12.1954 |
-
- |
24.10.1954
21.05.1955 |
Deputy
Assistant Adjutant General (DAAG),
GHQ East Africa |
25.10.1954 |
- |
03.12.1954 |
General
Staf Officer, 1st grade (GSO1) (Intelligence), ... |
15.07.1960 |
- |
11.05.1961 |
General
Staff Officer, 2nd grade (GSO2(
(Plans), ... |
01.06.1961 |
- |
06.12.1963 |
Deputy
Commandant, Wessex Brigade Depot |
27.01.1954 |
- |
09.03.1966 |
Assistant
Adjutant & Quartermaster-General (AA&QMG),
HQ Northern Ireland Command |
30.04.1966 |
- |
? |
Deputy
Commander, HQ Division/Malaya District |
|
Gilman,
Edgar Ivan
Son of George Edgar Gilman (1893-1965), and Mildred Kate Griffiths
(1893-1978).
Married 1st ((12?).1943, Basford district, Nottinghamshire) Margaret Lucy Helen
Fairbrother (24.01.1923 - 09.1980), daughter (with one brother) of Thomas
Fairbrother (1895-1977), and Sarah Annie Hutchinson (1899-1946); one son, one
daughter.
Married 2nd (01.1986, Chiltern and Beaconsfield district, Buckinghamshire)
Shirley Slaughter. |
28.06.1923
Nottingham district, Nottinghamshire
-
23.01.1994
Askett, Princes Risborough, Aylesbury Vale
district, Buckinghamshire |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
11.09.1943
[293084] |
WS/Lt. |
11.03.1944 (reld
> 12.1946) |
T/Capt. |
27.09.1944-(12.1946) |
|
Education: St John's College, Cambridge (BA 1947, MA
1949).
11.09.1943 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
No. 1
Forward Observation Unit RA [attached 1st Airlanding Brigade HQ] (Arnhem [evacuated]) |
Head of Educational Broadcasting Service, BBC. |
Glassborow,
Geoffrey William
Son (with two brothers, two sisters and one
half-brother) of Reginald Bowerman Glassborow (1886-1961), and Mabel Very
Tomlinson (1893-1970), of Windsor Cottage, Weybridge.
Married ((06?).1946, Salisbury district, Wiltshire) Aileen Millar (07.03.1921 -
13.11.2008); one son, two
daughters. |
27.10.1922
West Ham district, London
-
30.11.2011
Godalming, Surrey |
Cadet |
? |
2nd
Lt. |
02.01.1943
[258283] |
WS/Lt. |
02.07.1943
(reld > 04.1946) |
|
02.01.1943 |
|
|
commissioned,
The South Staffordshire Regiment
[emergency commission] |
(07.1943) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, .. Platoon (E Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire
Regiment (Sicily) |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 9 Platoon (A Company), 2nd Battalion The South Staffordshire Regiment
(Arnhem [captured]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 540) in German captivity (Oflag 79,
Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) |
|
Glover,
Joseph Winston
"Pat"
Son (with one brother) of Joseph Glover (1885-1955), and Kate Rigby (1888-1965).
Married ((03?).1934, York district, East Riding of Yorkshire) Annie Clithero
(24.08.1912 - 04.1991); two sons, one daughter.
|
16.10.1908
Hindley, Wigan district, Greater Manchester, Lancashire
-
03.1996
York, North Yorkshire |
WS/QMS
(T) |
? |
Lt. QM |
20.07.1942
[254705] |
WS/Capt.
QM |
20.07.1945 |
Capt.
QM |
01.10.1946,
seniority 20.07.1945 |
Lt. QM |
27.11.1947
[permanent commission] |
Capt.
QM |
27.11.1947 |
Maj.
QM |
16.07.1953 |
Lt.Col.
QM |
05.12.1960
(retd 16.10.1963) |
|
? |
- |
20.07.1942 |
served in
the ranks, Royal Armoured Corps for 12 years 57 days |
20.07.1942 |
|
|
commissioned, Pioneer Corps [emergency commission to 30.09.1946] |
16.03.1943 |
|
|
transferred,
Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Quartermaster
(HQ Company), 10th
Parachute Battalion (Italy; Arnhem [escaped 15.10.1944]) |
01.10.1946 |
|
|
transferred, East Lancashire Regiment [short service commission] |
27.11.1947 |
|
|
commissioned, 4th Hussars [permanent commission] |
01.03.1949 |
|
|
seconded
to Employed List (2X) |
|
Glover,
Robert
Dickson
Son of John Honeyman Glover and Jeanie Simpson
Glover, of Lenzie, Lanarkshire.
|
30.11.1918
Glasgow, Scotland
-
19.09.1944
(KIA) [age 25]
[Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 22.A.8] |
Gnr. |
09.1939 |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
07.11.1942
[251353] |
WS/Lt. |
07.05.1943 |
|
MID |
20.09.1945 |
Arnhem
09.44 |
|
Education: Glasgow Academy (1924-1935).
09.1939 |
|
|
enlisted as
a Gunner, Royal Regiment of Artillery |
1940 |
|
|
served in
France |
07.11.1942 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] |
1943 |
- |
1944 |
served
in North Africa & Italy |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, E Troop, 2nd Airlanding Anti-Tank Battery RA (Arnhem [killed in
action]) |
|
Godfrey,
Arthur R
"Art"
Perhaps:
Godfrey, Arthur Richmond (1913-1981), from Calgary, Alberta |
?
-
|
2nd Lt. |
? |
Lt |
?
(reld 08.09.1945) |
|
? |
|
|
commissioned, Canadian Infantry Corps [emergency commission] |
|
- |
01.04.1944 |
No.
A-16 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC |
01.04.1944 |
- |
|
No.
A-34 Training Centre (Reinforcements) CIC |
|
|
|
Canloan
scheme: CDN/455 |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, Carrier Platoon (HQ Company), 2nd Battalion The South
Staffordshire Regiment (Arnhem [wounded, captured]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 2175) in German captivity (Oflag IX A/Z,
Rotenburg an der Fulda) |
31.05.1945 |
- |
08.09.1945 |
No.
13 District Depot (from Canadian Army Overseas) (struck off strength) |
|
Godman,
Thomas August Ducane
Son of Cdr. Maurice T.T. Godman (1894?-1969?), and
Matilde N. Köhler (1893?-1958?), of
Cainscross House, nr Stroud.
Married ((06?).1957, Stroud district, Gloucestershire) Helen D. Scott. |
23.10.1920
Liverpool, West Derby district, Lancashire
-
05.1987
Bristol district, Gloucestershire |
2nd Lt. |
16.12.1939 [109394] |
Lt. |
16.06.1941 |
Capt. |
01.07.1946
25.06.1954,
seniority 01.01.1947 |
Maj. |
22.11.1957 (retd
26.07.1958) |
|
Education: Marling School; Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich.
|
|
|
served
in the ranks for 106 days |
16.12.1939 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery |
1939 |
- |
1940 |
served in France with BEF (evacuated from Dunkirk) |
1943 |
- |
1944 |
served in Tunisia, Sicily, Italy, Normandy |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Section
Commander, C Squadron (No. 2 Wing), Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem [captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No. 6168) in German captivity (Stalag Luft I,
Barth, Mecklenburg-Westpommern) |
|
Golden,
Lewis Lawrence
Married (15.01.1953, London) Jacqueline
Esther Frances (09.09.1931 - 19.12.2005); two sons, two daughters.
|
06.12.1922
Ealing, London
-
27.10.2017
London |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
28.03.1942 [229206] |
WS/Lt. |
01.10.1942 |
T/Capt. |
25.05.1944 (reld
> 04.1946) |
|
OBE |
03.06.1978 |
HM's
birthday 78: services to the London Library |
|
28.03.1942 |
|
|
commissioned,
Royal Corps of Signals [emergency commission] |
1942 |
- |
1943? |
Second-in-Command,
Brigade Signals Section, 1st
Parachute Brigade (North Africa, Italy, Sicily) |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Adjutant,
Divisional Signals, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) |
|
|
|
served
in India (2nd Indian Airborne Signals) |
Chartered accountant (London) & farmer (West
Sussex). Treasurer (1972-1991) / Chairman (1991-1994) / Vice-President
(1994-2017) of The London Library & Friends of the National Libraries.
Trustee of Dove Cottage & the Wordsworth Museum at Grasmere. Chairman of the Petworth Festival. President of Westminster Synagogue.
Published:
Echoes
from Arnhem
(1984). |
|
Gordon,
Ronald Rodger
"Ronnie"
Don of John Gordon (?-1939), and Jane Landles.
Married (09.1939) Barbara Shepherd Dawson (05.03.1915 -
09.2002); one son, one daughter.
|
02.12.1914
Glasgow (?), Scotland
-
06.03.2003
Dacorum, Hertfordshire |
Lt.
|
01.07.1939
[94268]
|
WS/Capt.
|
01.07.1940
(reld < 04.1946)
|
T/Maj.
|
?
|
Hon.
Maj.
|
<
04.1946
|
Maj.
|
01.07.1949
|
|
Education: Glasgow Academy (1920-1932); University
of Glasgow (1932-1937); MD, MRCP.
01.07.1939
|
|
|
commissioned, Royal Army Medical Corps - Supplementary Reserve of Officers
|
24.08.1939
|
|
|
mobilized
|
1939
|
-
|
06.1940
|
served
in France (Dunkirk)
|
1940
|
-
|
1942
|
Home
Service
|
1942
|
-
|
1943
|
Regimental
Medical Officer, 2nd Parachute Battalion (North Africa, Sicily, Italy)
|
1943
|
-
|
1944
|
Home
Service
|
(09.1944)
|
|
|
Second-in-Command,
16th Parachute Field Ambulance RAMC (Arnhem [captured])
|
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No. 90976) in German captivity (Stalag V-A,
Ludwigsberg, Bayern) |
01.07.1949
|
-
|
20.04.1951
|
Regular
Army Reserve of Officers
|
Consultant paediatrician at the City General
Hospital in Sheffield.
|
Gough,
Charles Frederick Howard
"Freddie"
Younger son of late Lt.Col. Charles Hugh
Henry Gough (1866-1913), Indian Army, and Mary Elise Lewes (1867-1934)..
Married (17.10.1929, St George Hanover Square, London) Barbara May Pegler
(15.01.1908 - 09.1979); one son, one daughter.
From Minehead, Somerset.
|
16.09.1901
Kassauli, Punjab, India
-
19.09.1977
Sorrento, Napoli, Campania, Italy
(formerly of
Lodsworth, near Petworth, West Sussex) |
Royal
Navy: |
|
Midshipman |
15.09.1917 |
Army: |
|
2nd Lt. |
20.11.1924 [31420] |
Lt. |
20.11.1926 |
Capt. |
28.07.1928
(reld 1945) |
T/Maj. |
25.09.1941 |
Hon. Maj. |
1945? |
Lt.Col.
TA |
01.05.1947 |
Bt.
Col. TA |
? |
Hon. Col.
TA |
23.04.1958 |
British War Medal 1914-1920; Victory Medal
1914-1918; 1939-1945 Star; Italy Star; France and Germany Star; Defence Medal;
War Medal 1939-1945; 1953 Coronation Medal E.II R
qualified parachutist (Holder, Royal Aero Club
Parachutist Certificate no 1) |
Education: Cheam School; RN Colleges, Osborne (Honourable Mention
1915) and Dartmouth.
26.09.1917 |
- |
(01.)1919 |
Midshipman, HMS Ramillies (battleship) |
1919 |
- |
1920 |
Midshipman,
HMS Witherington
(destroyer); left navy |
Took
up farming and horsebreeding in India; returned to UK, 1922, and joined a
firm of Lloyd's insurance brokers; director of a number of companies |
20.11.1924 |
- |
28.06.1930 |
joined
5th City of London Regiment (London Rifle Brigade) [10.08.1937 renamed: London
Rifle Brigade, The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own)] - Territorial Army |
28.06.1930 |
- |
24.06.1939 |
Territorial Army Reserve of Officers |
24.06.1939 |
|
|
Territorial
Army - Active List |
24.08.1939 |
- |
12.1939 |
mobilized,
The
Rifle Brigade (H Company, 2nd Battalion) |
12.1939 |
- |
03.1940 |
5th
(Ski) Battalion, Scots Guards (UK) |
03.1940 |
- |
24.09.1940 |
The Rifle
Brigade (UK, France, UK) |
25.09.1940 |
- |
(04.1941) |
Deputy
Assistant Provost Marshal, The Rifle Brigade |
26.03.1941 |
|
|
transferred, Reconnaissance Corps
- Royal Armoured Corps |
1941? |
- |
09.1944 |
Commanding
Officer, 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Italy, Arnhem [captured
21.09.1944]) |
09.1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No.
595) in German captivity (23.10.1944-19.01.1945 Oflag XII-B, Hadamar, Hessen;
21.01.1945-15.04.1945 Oflag VII-B, Eichstätt) [escaped 17.04.1945] |
01.05.1947 |
|
|
transferred, Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps - Territorial Army |
1946 |
- |
1948 |
Commanding
Officer, 11th Battalion Parachute Regiment
TA |
29.01.1948 |
- |
04.12.1957 |
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers |
Honorary Colonel: 258 LAA Regiment, Royal Artillery
(TA), 23.04.1953-23.04.1958; 257 (Sussex Yeomanry) Regiment, Royal Artillery
(TA), 1959-23.12.1963; 16 Independent Company, The Parachute Regiment (TAVR),
1971-01.08.1974. MP (C) Horsham Division of West
Sussex, 25.10.1951-1964. Vice-President of Lloyd's Branch of British Legion, and
Trustee of Airborne Forces Security Fund; President South Lewisham Conservative
Association, 1951-1971; Chairman Horsham Division Cons. Association, 1964-1970
(President, 1970); President City of London Young Conservatives, 1964-1970. President,
Federation of Sussex Industries, 1972-1973. Governor Cutty Sark Society;
Trustee, Maritime Trust; Chairman, Royal Aero Club, 1958-1968. Prime Warden,
Fishmongers Co., 1971-1972. |
|
Gourlay,
George Cleland
Youngest son of Francis Nicholson Moffat Gourlay
(1872-), and ...
Lawson, of Craigmuie, Moniaive, Dumfriesshire.
Married (02.04.1947, Portpatrick)
Phyllis Mary Ralston Adair, of Portpatrick,
younger daughter of Mr & Mrs Percy John Adair, of North West Castle, Stranraer,
Wigtownshire, and widow of W/Cdr.
Denys Finlay Balsdon, RAF.
|
20.04.1913
Edinburgh, Scotland
-
1999
Dumfries, Scotland |
Cadet |
? |
2nd
Lt. |
10.02.1940
[117355] |
WS/Lt. |
10.08.1941
(reld < 04.1946) |
T/Capt. |
30.06.1942 |
Hon.
Capt. |
<
04.1946 |
|
? |
- |
10.02.1940 |
166th
Officer Cadet Training Unit |
10.02.1940 |
|
|
commissioned, The King's Own Scottish Borderers [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
- |
18.09.1944 |
Second-in-Command,
D Company, 7th Battalion The King's Own Scottish Borderers (Arnhem [captured]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No.
523) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) |
|
Gow,
Roderick George Alastair
"Roddy"
Son of J.C. Gow, and of Katherine Gow (née Wood), of
Regents Park, London.
|
01.05.1920
Sheffield, Ecclesall Bierlow district, West Riding of
Yorkshire
-
19.09.1944
(KIA) [age 24]
[Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 24.A.2] |
Cadet Gnr. |
? |
2nd Lt. |
24.02.1940 [121290] |
WS/Lt. |
24.08.1941 |
T/Capt. |
12.04.1943 |
|
Education: Winchester College (1933-1938); Christ
Church, Oxford.
? |
- |
24.02.1940 |
121st
Officer Cadet Training Unit |
24.02.1940 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artillery [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
No.
1
Forward (Airborne) Observation Unit [attached 2nd Battalion The South
Staffordshire Regiment] (Arnhem [killed in action]) |
|
Graham-Jones,
John
|
|
see: Jones, John Graham
|
|
Gray,
William Buchanan
"Jock"
Son of John William Buchanan Gray and Agnes Crooks
Gray.
Husband of Dorothy Gray, of Bracknell, Berkshire.
|
24.12.1912
-
29.09.1944
(KIA) [age 31]
[Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery 24.A.2] |
WO I |
? |
2nd Lt. |
19.06.1943 [282969] |
WS/Lt. |
19.06.1943 |
T/Capt. |
1944? |
|
|
|
|
served in
the ranks (Warrant Officer I) in the Royal Army Medical Corps |
19.06.1943 |
|
|
commissioned, The King's Own Royal Regiment (Lancaster) [immediate emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, Divisional Provost Company, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem [killed
in action]) |
|
Grayburn,
John Hollington
"Jack"
Son of Lionel Markham Grayburn and Gertrude
Grayburn.
Husband of Dorothy Constance Marcelle (Chambers) Grayburn, of
Helensburgh, Dunbartonshire.
|
30.01.1918
Manora Island, India
-
20.09.1944
(KIA) [age 26]
[Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery
24.A.2] |
2nd Lt. |
14.09.1940 [149002] |
WS/Lt. |
14.03.1942 |
T/Capt. |
21.05.1943 |
* Lt. Grayburn was a platoon commander of the
Parachute Battalion which was dropped on September 17th, 1944, with orders to
seize and hold the bridge over the Rhine at Arnhem. He, with his platoon, was
to capture the southern end. Lt. Grayburn was wounded in the shoulder almost
immediately, but he directed and pressed the assault until casualties became
so heavy that he was ordered to withdraw. Later, he successfully organized the
occupation of a house vital to the defence of the bridge. Although heavily
attacked throughout the next day and night, thanks to Lt. Grayburn's courage,
leadership, and skill in disposing his men, the house was held until it was
set on fire on September 19th, and had to be evacuated. Lt. Grayburn then
formed a fighting force of elements of all arms, including the remainder of
his company. Although wounded again, this time in the back, he refused to be
evacuated. When tank attacks, against which he had no defence, finally forced
his retreat on September 20th, he stood up in full view of the enemy, and
directed the withdrawal of his men to the main defensive perimeter. He was
killed that night. For nearly four days, despite pain and weakness from his
wounds, shortage of food and lack of sleep, Lt. Grayburn displayed supreme and
unflagging gallantry and determination. Without his inspiring leadership the
Arnhem bridge could not have been held for so long. |
Education: Sherborne School, Dorset.
|
|
|
joined Army
Cadet Force: 1st (London) Cadet Force The Queen's Royal Regiment |
14.09.1940 |
|
|
commissioned,
The Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry [emergency
commission] |
27.06.1943 |
|
|
transferred,
Parachute Regiment - Army Air Corps |
(1943) |
|
|
7th
Parachute Battalion |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 2 Platoon (A Company). 2nd
Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [killed in action]) |
Played rugby at Chiltern RFC, 1936-1939. |
|
Green,
Alan Thomas
Son of Albert Green (1897-1975), and Evelyn Gertrude Wilson
(1897-1979).
Married 1st (1943) Marjorie Stevens, who predeceased him; one
son.
Married 2nd (1995) Sheila Wells (née Wheat).
|
29.10.1921
Leicester, Leicestershire
-
06.12.2004
Rutland, Rutland |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
03.10.1942 [247201] |
WS/Lt. |
03.04.1943 |
Lt. TA |
31.05.1948,
seniority 29.10.1944 |
A/Capt. TA |
31.05.1948-06.03.1950 |
Capt. TA |
06.03.1950 (retd
28.12.1951) |
Chaplain to the
Forces, 4th Class RARO |
20.10.1964 |
|
Education: Loughborough College.
School master.
03.10.1942 |
|
|
commissioned,
The Border Regiment [emergency commission] |
10.1942 |
- |
(1943) |
platoon
commander, C Company, 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (N Africa, Sicily,
Italy) |
? |
- |
09.1944 |
Officer
Commanding, 20 Platoon (D Company), 1st Battalion The Border Regiment (Arnhem
[wounded, captured 25.09.1944]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No.
2177) in
German captivity (27.09.1944-10.10.1944 hospital, Apeldoorn;
13.10.1944-15.10.1944 Stalag XI-B, Fallingbostel; 15.10.1944-29.03.1945 Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen) |
1945 |
- |
1946 |
1st
Battalion The Border Regiment (Norway, Germany) |
1946 |
|
|
Staff
Captain "Q", Static Element HQ |
31.05.1948 |
- |
28.12.1951 |
The Royal
Leicestershire Regiment - Territorial Army |
31.05.1948 |
- |
06.03.1950 |
seconded
for service on the Staff |
28.12.1951 |
- |
20.10.1964 |
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers |
20.10.1964 |
- |
? |
Regular
Army Reserve of Officers - Chaplain's Department |
Taught for 15 years. Served with The Royal
Leicestershire Regiment TA & 147 Lorried Infantry Brigade TA. Became a
priest in 1964 and was transferred to the Chaplain's Department RARO. Vicar of
Oaks (1967-70); Rector of Braunstone (1970-74); Priest-in-Charge of Loddington
(1974-83); Hon. Canon of Leicester Cathedral (1978-87); Priest-in-Charge of
Knossington and Cold Overton (1981-83); Owston and Withcote (1981-83); Vicar of
Enderby with Lubbesthorpe and Thurlaston (1983-87).
Published:
1st Battalion The Border
Regiment, Arnhem 17th September-26th September 1944
(1991);
When dragons flew :
an illustrated history of the 1st Battalion The Border Regiment 1939-1945 (1994;
co-author). |
|
Green,
Michael Douglas
Son of Douglas Harold Green, and Kathleen Maud
Mary Feely.
|
03.01.1920
Willesden district, Middlesex
-
2015 |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
07.02.1942 [224564] |
WS/Lt. |
01.10.1942 |
A/Capt. |
10.01.1944 |
T/Capt. |
09.04.1944 |
A/Maj. TA |
01.05.1947 |
Maj. TA |
03.01.1954,
seniority 01.05.1947 |
T/Lt.Col. TA |
(1947) |
|
07.02.1942 |
|
|
commissioned,
Corps of Royal Engineers [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Adjutant
Royal Engineers, HQ 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) |
(1945) |
|
|
9th
(Airborne) Squadron RE (Norway) |
? |
- |
03.09.1956 |
Territorial
Army - Active List |
03.09.1956 |
- |
? |
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers |
|
Greenhalgh,
Frederick Henry
Son (with three brothers and two sisters) of Frederick Greenhalgh (1885-1935),
and Dorothy Annie Marsh (1897-1967).
Married ((03?).1943, Chorley district, Lancashire) Dorothy Cooper (26.07.1921 -
08.1984); one son. |
19.05.1918
Ormskirk, Lancashire
-
?
Albany, Western Australia |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
17.07.1943
[285684] |
WS/Lt. |
17.01.1944 (reld
> 04.1946) |
|
17.07.1943 |
|
|
commissioned, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, 1 Platoon (R Company), 1st Parachute Battalion
(Arnhem [captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No.
2127) in German captivity (Oflag IX-A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) |
|
Gregg,
Robert Alexander
Son of Thomas Alexander Gregg (1881-1961),
and Susan Johnston Cotton (1882-1960), of Newbridge,
Monmouthshire.
|
28.03.1923
Newport district, Monmouthshire
-
26.09.1944
(KIA) [age 21]
[Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, 12.C.9] |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
14.04.1943 [269712] |
WS/Lt. |
14.10.1943 |
|
14.04.1943 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Corps of Signals [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Signals
Officer, 1st Airlanding Light Regiment RA [E Section (No. 2 Company), 1st
Airborne Divisional Signals] (Arnhem [killed in action]) |
|
Grice,
John Derek
Son of ... Grice, and ... Felton. |
27.11.1915
Kings Norton district, Staffordshire / Warwickshire
-
31.08.2004
Alton, Hampshire |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
04.03.1939 |
WS/Lt. |
07.03.1940 |
T/Capt. |
07.03.1940-(04.1944) |
WS/Capt. |
24.10.1945 (reld
> 04.1946) |
T/Maj. |
24.10.1945-(04.1946) |
|
04.03.1939 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Army Service Corps - Territorial Army (48th (South Midland)
Divisional) (late Cadet, King
Edward's Contingent, Junior Division, OTC) |
24.08.1939 |
|
|
mobilized
TA |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Platoon Officer, 1 Parachute Platoon & 1 Parachute Jeep Section, 250th Light
Composite Company RASC (Arnhem) |
Ornithologist. |
Grieve,
Charles Gordon
Son (with one sister and one brother) of Charles Walter Grieve (1882-1952), and
Helen Lehman Grace Laing (1892-1973).
Married Esme Alexander (22.08.1922 - 2012), daughter (with three brothers) of
Hubert Griffith Alexander (1873-1954), and Edith Duncan
(1883-1975); three sons, one daughter. |
17.06.1916
Hawick district, Roxburghshire, Scotland
-
15.09.1988
Murrayfield, Lockerbie district, Dumfries
and Galloway, Scotland |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
16.10.1935 [66200] |
Lt. |
16.10.1938 |
T/Capt. |
24.11.1940-...
& 14.09.1943-20.12.1944 |
WS/Capt. |
21.12.1944 |
T/Maj. |
21.12.1944 |
Capt. TA |
01.05.1947,
seniority 21.12.1944 |
A/Maj. TA |
01.05.1947 |
Maj. TA |
17.06.1950,
seniority 01.05.1947 |
Lt.Col. TA |
07.03.1958 |
Bt. Col. TA |
07.09.1960 |
A/Col. TA |
? |
Col. TA |
01.07.1963,
seniority 07.03.1962 |
|
CBE |
1975 |
? |
|
TD |
22.09.1950 |
&
1st
clasp |
|
TD |
02.09.1955 |
2nd
clasp |
|
TD |
19.09.1961 |
3rd
clasp |
|
|
|
|
late Cadet, Glenalmond (Trinity
College) Contingent, Junior Division, Officer Training Corps |
16.10.1935 |
|
|
commissioned, King's Own Scottish Borderers - Territorial Army (5th Battalion
(Territorial)) |
24.08.1939 |
|
|
mobilized
TA |
22.11.1940 |
- |
|
General
Staff Officer 3rd grade (GSO3), ... |
01.07.1942 |
|
|
transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment
- Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
|
|
General
Staff Officer, 3rd grade (GSO3) (Operations), 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) |
01.05.1947 |
|
|
transferred,
King's Own Scottish Borderers - Territorial Army (Active List) |
08.09.1961 |
- |
07.03.1962 |
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers |
07.03.1962 |
- |
06.03.1965 |
Territorial
Army (Active List) |
06.03.1965 |
|
|
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers |
|
Griffin,
Peter
|
26.05.1913
Paignton, Devon
-
02.06.1979
Yelverton, Devon |
Lt. |
27.05.1940 [131158] |
WS/Capt. |
27.05.1941 (reld
> 04.1946) |
|
Education: LDS.
27.05.1940 |
|
|
commissioned, Army Dental Corps [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Dentist
& Anaesthesist,
181st Airlanding Field Ambulance (Arnhem [captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW in
German captivity (Reserve-Lazarett 4/686) |
Literature: biography in British Dental
Journal 1979; Volume 147, No. 3, page 82 |
Griffith,
Stewart Cathie
"Billy"
Younger son of Henry Leonard Adams Griffith (1882-1950), stockbroker, and Jean Cathie
(1884-1969).
Married (01.04.1939) Barbara Ethel Reynolds (31.08.1915 - 08.2000); one son, one daughter.
From Ingatestone, Essex.
|
16.06.1914
Wandsworth, London
-
07.04.1993
Felpham, Sussex |
Cadet
Under-Officer |
? |
2nd Lt. |
01.01.1938
[73789] |
T/Capt. |
15.09.1940 |
WS/Capt. |
19.09.1941 |
T/Maj. |
17.08.1942
-(04.1944) |
WS/Maj. |
09.03.1945
(retd 1946)
|
T/Lt.Col.
|
09.03.1945-(04.1946) |
Hon.
Lt.Col. |
1946 |
|
CBE |
01.01.1975 |
New
Year 75: for services to cricket |
|
DFC |
11.01.1945 |
Arnhem
09.44 |
|
TD |
04.06.1954 |
- |
|
Education: Dulwich College; Pembroke College,
Cambridge (MA).
1937 |
- |
1939 |
Assistant
Master, Dulwich College |
01.01.1938 |
- |
11.11.1939 |
commissioned, General List - Territorial Army (Dulwich College Contingent, Junior Division,
Officer Training Corps) |
24.08.1939 |
|
|
mobilized
TA |
11.11.1939 |
|
|
transferred, Royal Army Service Corps |
05.07.1942 |
|
|
transferred, Glider Pilot Regiment
- Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, A Squadron (No. 1 Wing), The Glider Pilot Regiment (Arnhem) |
? |
- |
16.06.1964 |
Territorial
Army Reserve of Officers [age limit] |
Played First-Class cricket, 1934-1954; test player,
1948-1949. Secretary, Sussex County Cricket Club, 1946-50;
Cricket Correspondent, Sunday Times, 1950-52; Assistant Secretary, MCC, 1952-62;
Secretary: International Cricket Conference, 1962-74; Cricket Council, 1969-74;
Test and County Cricket Board, 1969-73; President: Sussex CCC, 1975-77; MCC,
1979-80; Secretary, MCC, 1962-74. |
Griffiths,
Tudor Morgan
Son of Dr John Griffiths, OBE, and ... Davies,
of Shortlands, Neath, Glamorganshire.
Married (1962?) Ruth Elaine Austin, youngest daughter of Ernest W. Austin, MC,
of Kenton, Ocean Grove, Victoria, Australia; two daughters.
|
23.03.1921
Neath district, Breconshire / Glamorgan
-
14.08.2009
Swansea, Wales |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
04.08.1939 [89309] |
WS/Lt. |
04.02.1941 |
Lt. |
04.04.1947, seniority 11.04.1945
(reld 20.01.1948; disability) |
T/Capt. |
26.01.1944-(04.1945) |
|
Education: Marlborough College (05.1935-12.1937; C2
Fleur de Lys House).
04.08.1939 |
|
|
commissioned, Royal Regiment of Artilley - Territorial Army (late Cadet,
Marlborough College Contingent, Junior Division, OTC) |
24.08.1939 |
|
|
mobilized
TA |
(09.1944) |
|
|
Officer
Commanding, F Troop, 3rd Airlanding Light Battery RA (Arnhem [captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW in
German captivity |
22.12.1945 |
|
|
dismissed
from the service by general court-martial, which was cancelled by publication
in the London Gazette on 04.04.1947 and appointed Lieutenant in the
Territorial Army with seniority 11.04.1945 |
|
Grose,
William Albert [Peter]
Son of William H. Grose (1902?-1948?), and
Nellie B. Nobes (1900?-1963). |
07.09.1921
St Austell district, Cornwall
-
02.1996
South Pembrokeshire, Pembrokeshire |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
21.12.1940 [164696] |
WS/Lt. |
21.06.1943 (reld
26.05.1946) |
Hon. Lt. |
26.05.1946 |
Lt. RARO |
01.01.1949 |
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21.12.1940 |
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commissioned,
The Royal Sussex Regiment [emergency commission] |
20.08.1943 |
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transferred, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
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Junior
Liaison Officer 4th Parachute Brigade, 1st Airborne Division (Arnhem) |
01.01.1949 |
- |
? |
Regular
Army Reserve of Officers - The Royal Sussex Regiment |
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Grove,
Philip Nigel
Only son of Maj. Kenneth Sydney Grove
(1888-1949), The York and Lancaster Regiment, and Joyce Harford Ricketts
(1894-1994), of Bleadon, Weston-super-Mare, Somerset.
Married 1st (04.05.1946, St Michael's Church, Aldbourne, Marlborough district,
Wiltshire) Kathleen "Kay" Arkell
(1918? - (09?).1958), younger daughter of Mr & Mrs A. Arkell, of Aldbourne, Wiltshire;
one son.
Married 2nd ((12?).1961, Marlborough district, Wiltshire) Olga Augusta Lepp
(23.01.1913 - (03?).1979). |
02.11.1918
Bath, Somerset
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26.08.2010 |
Cadet |
? |
2nd
Lt. |
26.01.1939
[85684] |
WS/Lt. |
01.10.1940 |
Lt. |
01.01.1941 |
A/Capt. |
01.07.1940-30.09.1940 |
T/Capt. |
01.10.1940-10.03.1943,
16.04.1943-01.06.1943, 17.09.1943-23.06.1945, 17.07.1945-12.09.1945,
22.09.1945-28.12.1945 |
WS/Capt. |
29.12.1945 |
Capt. |
01.07.1946 |
A/Maj. |
29.09.1945-28.12.1945 |
T/Maj. |
29.12.1945-07.01.1948 |
Maj. |
26.01.1952
(retd 22.10.1958) |
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Education: King's School, Bruton (Old House; 1932-1936; played rugby, hockey & cricket, captained OTC); Royal Military College, Sandhurst.
26.01.1939 |
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commissioned, The York and Lancaster Regiment |
1939 |
- |
04.1943 |
11th Battalion The
York and Lancaster Regiment (eventually company commander) |
(09.1944) |
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Adjutant,
1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem [wounded, escape attempt from hospital &
captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No.
597) in German captivity (Oflag 79, Braunschweig, Niedersachsen) |
Worked for Garrard Engineering in Swindon,
1958-1966, then for W.H. Smith (distribution centre at Greenbridge, Swindon),
1966-1980. |
Grubb,
Michael Watkins
"Mike"
Son of ... Grubb, and ... Mears. |
30.08.1920
Camberley, Farnham district, Surrey
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19.09.1993
Yeovil, Somerset |
2nd Lt. |
31.12.1939
[112855] |
Lt. |
01.07.1941 |
A/Capt. |
09.03.1944-08.06.1944 |
T/Capt. |
09.06.1944-10.06.1945,
27.09.1945-30.06.1946 |
Capt. |
01.07.1946 |
Maj. |
31.12.1952 (retd
03.12.1960) |
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31.12.1939 |
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commissioned, The Border Regiment |
(09.1944) |
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Officer
Commanding, A Troop, 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem [captured]) |
1944 |
- |
1945 |
POW (No.
2113) in German captivity (Oflag IX-A/H, Spangenberg, Hessen) |
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Guthrie,
David Robert
"Bob"
Elder son of F.C. Guthrie, and ... Gray, of
Mayfield, Sussex.
Married ((06?).1951, Chelsea district, London) Patricia Mary "Pat" Bede-Cox,
elder daughter of Mr & Mrs C.J. Bede-Cox, of Mayfield, Sussex; ... children (two
daughters, two sons?).
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05.03.1922
Liverpool, West Derby district, Lancashire
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24.02.2003
Melton, Ipswich district, Suffolk
(car accident) |
Cadet |
? |
2nd Lt. |
13.02.1943 [262975] |
WS/Lt. |
13.08.1943 (reld
> 04.1946) |
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Education: B.Arch. (Hons.) (Liverpool). ARIBA.
13.02.1943 |
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commissioned, Reconnaissance Corps
- Royal Armoured Corps [emergency commission] |
(09.1944) |
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Officer
Commanding, 3 Section (A Troop), 1st Airborne Reconnaissance Squadron (Arnhem
[captured 17.09.1944]) |
17.09.1944 |
- |
26.09.1944 |
POW n
German captivity;
escaped &
evaded |
Architect in Tunbridge Wells for over 30 years
(Burns, Guthrie & Partners). |
Guyon,
George Edmund
Son of Col. George Sutherland Guyon (1875-1916),
The Royal Fusiliers, and Winifred Mary Ryan (1888?-1955).
Married (01.12.1945, St Mary's, Cadogan Street, Chelsea district, London SW1)
Katharine Mary "Kateen" Devas (13.04.1915 - 01.2004), daughter of Ambrose Joseph
Devas (1878-1938), and Corina Mary Batchelor (1882-1978), of London SW7; ...
children (two daughters?). |
22.10.1916
Taplow, Eton district, Buckinghamshire
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01.2000
Norwich district, Norfolk |
2nd
Lt. |
03.05.1941 [184696] |
WS/Lt. |
01.10.1942
(retd 23.05.1946;
disability) |
Hon. Lt. |
23.05.1946 |
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Assistant to ranch manager.
28.07.1940 |
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enlisted |
03.05.1941 |
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commissioned,
The Royal Fusiliers [emergency commission] |
23.03.1943 |
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transferred, Parachute Regiment
- Army Air Corps |
(09.1944) |
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Officer
Commanding, Mortar Platoon (HQ Company), 1st Parachute Battalion (Arnhem
[captured c. 23.09.1944]) |
09.1944 |
- |
04.1945 |
POW (No. 2183) in German captivity (09.10.1944-10.10.1944
Stalag XI-C, Fallingbostel; 11.10.1944-29.03.1945 Oflag IX-A/Z, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Hessen) |
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