Looks like they've actually removed these entries from their own database. I tried a couple of names, e.g. C H R Richards, but not found in the CWGC database.
Looks like they've actually removed these entries from their own database. I tried a couple of names, e.g. C H R Richards, but not found in the CWGC database. Still there but access blocked. They re-appeared briefly again at the last upgrade disaster due to a programmer's error. Some interesting stuff there.
Still there but access blocked. They re-appeared briefly again at the last upgrade disaster due to a programmer's error. Some interesting stuff there. Interesting. Seems silly to restrict access to that data, epecially pre-1945 records.
Interesting. Seems silly to restrict access to that data, epecially pre-1945 records. Earliest I have found is around mid 1850s
I just asked it to search aac and it came back with 15 entries- does that mean its working? Because if so Hurrah! another method of finding my post war airborne chaps-- ah just tried to go further and no info found so just lists them (which is better than nothing !!) Andy
Geoff I have had a very quick look for some UK post war casualties (mainly airborne-Paras SAS etc) but also had a quick search on name only for some WW2 SAS (Belgian and French) and managed to find 3 on that only so I now have some more headstone requests to add! I must add using your search engines has proved to be very very useful in trying to find casualties on limited information.. so a big thank you! Andy