A nice little file I found at Kew in the CAB 106 series. https://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/C374195
The Bridge at Menin Gate that wrecked the East Yorks CO's car when it was blown. http://www.ww2talk.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=8872&d=1214563311
Thanks for sharing informations... A short story with photos but a good study was wrtitten in militaria magazine in France about that unit during ww2...
Thanks for posting that Andy. 12th Lancers were certainly consistently in the thick of it and it's always interesting to read of the action east of the Dyle Line (just down the road from me). Just in case you're thinking of looking up the locations, the river is now spelled 'Gete', Tirlemont is Tienen and St. Trond is St. Truiden. File:Tienen Grote Gete.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
On reading the 101st Field Company, RE war diary in June when the comapny was in Yorkshire it states: 2nd Lieutenant Smith, MC arrived, the first time we had seen him since he left Beaumetz on 10th May 1940 and since he has been awarded the Military Cross and been married.
A long while ago someone kindly posted the 1940 war diary written by 2nd Lt Smith. Does anyone have a copy of page 7 as I am missing that page? Many thanks
in this thread below 2nd Lieutenant D A Smith MC, 101st (Royal Monmouthshire) Field Company Royal Engineers regards Clive
In fact its the thread you are in - page 7 can be found in post #2 of this thread - scroll up and see TD
I imagine he is referring to page 7 in the original typed numbering at the bottom of the page not the archivist's stamp in the top right. Mind you, he should consider himself lucky to still get 10 out of the 11 pages on imageshack. I thought they had deleted/blocked all the old accounts and images.