Regimental Aid Post Photos

Discussion in 'RAMC' started by morrisc8, May 21, 2020.

  1. morrisc8

    morrisc8 Under the Bed

    I have these original ww2 photos of a RAP, could be taken in Libya, Egypt ?.
    Any info on them would be great, i think the bus could be captured as there is no Army numbers on it. Has the name Sybil on the back and a cap badge on one of the officers is not a RAMC one.
    Thanks for any help.
    Keith
    Regimental Aid Post Photos bus ww2.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos dugout.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 3.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 4.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 6 cap badge.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 5.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 7.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos graves.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos plane.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos open ground.jpg

    I have made some close ups and put xxx below badges Ect that may help IS the unit.
    Regimental Aid Post Photos bus ww2.close up xx.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos 6 cap badge.close up.jpg Regimental Aid Post Photos dugout. badge. close up.jpg
     
  2. Owen

    Owen -- --- -.. MOD

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  3. morrisc8

    morrisc8 Under the Bed

    Cap badge might be this
    South African . South African 2nd Infantry Division Cloth Badge, Yellow and Green. as seen on some of the photos.


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  4. morrisc8

    morrisc8 Under the Bed

    You are too quick Owen as i was putting this info in i had just found
     
  5. Bala

    Bala Member

    What is the '5 o'clock' cap badge?
     
  6. Owen

    Owen -- --- -.. MOD

    The South African Army badge as mentioned above.
     
  7. Charley Fortnum

    Charley Fortnum Dreaming of Red Eagles

    I thought the memorial looked familiar.

    5 S.A. Bde (?) at Sidi Rezegh

    Options:
    1st South African Infantry Division - Wikipedia


    outcome.jpg

    Description of location:
    Prigione di Guerra (Campo) P.G. 47 Prisoner of War Camp in the Second World War 1939-1945 - The Wartime Memories Project -
    The refight of the battles at Sidi Rezegh (careful to distinguish wargaming fiction).

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    "The Sidi Rezegh cemetery by the Trigh Capuzzo, was sited near the tomb that stood [on] top of the escarpment, Although this field cemetery was abandoned after the graves were moved to Tobruk, the memorial still remains."

    The Desert War Then And Now by Jean Paul Pallud, p.566

    Small 'then and now' photos of said tomb are also featured.
     
    Last edited: Apr 3, 2024
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