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Paul Johnson · 26-02-2004, 03:13 PM

Thank You No.9,

Another detailed and very helpful response. Thank you for taking the time and trouble to look at this for me.

My guess is that Chambers may have have been killed accidentally. I am pretty certain that if the Regiment were engaged in any sort of action with German troops that they would have suffered more than 1 casualty (although I could be wrong!!).

Regimental diary was, to say the least, very vauge, hence my request. However, I am sure will establish what happened.

Thank You again for your help.

Regards

PAUL JOHNSON

26-02-2004, 03:13 PM	#3 (permalink)
Paul Johnson Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: North Herts - UK Posts: 85	Thank You No.9, Another detailed and very helpful response. Thank you for taking the time and trouble to look at this for me. My guess is that Chambers may have have been killed accidentally. I am pretty certain that if the Regiment were engaged in any sort of action with German troops that they would have suffered more than 1 casualty (although I could be wrong!!). Regimental diary was, to say the least, very vauge, hence my request. However, I am sure will establish what happened. Thank You again for your help. Regards PAUL JOHNSON __________________ Frederick Arthur Lowry - ARP - Killed On Duty - 18th October 1940 Marguerite Beatrice Burge - WAAF - Murdered 30th January 1943. Iris Miriam Deeley - WAAF - Murdered 14th February 1944. Winifred Mary Evans - WAAF - Murdered 9th November 1944. http://www.stevenageatwar.com/