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Geoff

I have your men from Ilford, City of London and Woodgrange Park on my list of 'TO DO!'
Hopefully within the next couple of weeks, depending on work, as all three are nearby

Regards

Andy

PS. Lapugnoy appears to be in France!

__________________
In proud memory of

Lieutenant James Henry Woods 1st Airlanding Light Regiment
Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 25th September 1944

Lieutenant William Stewart Donaldson 156th Battalion, Parachute Regiment
Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 21st September 1944

Sergeant John Burge Glider Pilot Regiment
Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 25th-26th September 1944

Corporal John Walter Bentley 12th Battalion, Parachute Regiment
Killed in Action on the Rhine 24th March 1945

LEST WE FORGET

'They are free-yes-but not entirely free; for they have a master, and that master is Law, which they fear much more than your subjects fear you. Whatever this master commands, they do; and his command never varies: it is never to retreat in battle, however great the odds, but always to stand firm, and to conquer or die'
(from The Peloponesian War?- Herodotus 490-425BC )

04-09-2008, 06:42 PM	#2 (permalink)
AndyBaldEagle Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Essex Posts: 472	Geoff I have your men from Ilford, City of London and Woodgrange Park on my list of 'TO DO!' Hopefully within the next couple of weeks, depending on work, as all three are nearby Regards Andy PS. Lapugnoy appears to be in France! __________________ In proud memory of Lieutenant James Henry Woods 1st Airlanding Light Regiment Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 25th September 1944 Lieutenant William Stewart Donaldson 156th Battalion, Parachute Regiment Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 21st September 1944 Sergeant John Burge Glider Pilot Regiment Killed in Action at Oosterbeek Arnhem 25th-26th September 1944 Corporal John Walter Bentley 12th Battalion, Parachute Regiment Killed in Action on the Rhine 24th March 1945 LEST WE FORGET 'They are free-yes-but not entirely free; for they have a master, and that master is Law, which they fear much more than your subjects fear you. Whatever this master commands, they do; and his command never varies: it is never to retreat in battle, however great the odds, but always to stand firm, and to conquer or die' (from The Peloponesian War?- Herodotus 490-425BC ) Last edited by AndyBaldEagle; 04-09-2008 at 06:43 PM. Reason: PS.