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Hello Drwe, here is some links to th 8th (service) Battalion of the new Armies http://www.1914-1918.net/buffs.htm http://www.1914-1918.net/24div.htm The link to 24th Division will give which battles they were involved during the great war best regards Braveheart

Hello alison , I just been looking at your post, but are these men from the first world war ?, as I thought this is WW2. Anyway they are nice picture thanks for letting us see them regards Braveheart

Hello TreborAnderson I got this from friends on the GWF. Taken from JOHN STARLING & IVOR LEE'S book " NO LABOUR,NO BATTLE" It tells us his low Labour Corps service Number #5676 was from the block of numbers (5401-6000) allocated to the 10th Company Labour...

Hi treborAnderson With your permission I could post a thread on GWF to see if I can find out more on henry regards Ian

Hi TreborAnderson Finally got access to this site http://www.1914-1918.net/grandad/grandad.htm This site is the bible to the GWF full of information and a great place research soldiers. This should help you best regards Braveheart

Hi TreborAnderson , with help from friends they have come up with the answer , which is ( R SC Fus ) Royal Scots Fusiliers. I hope this helps you in your research!!! best regards Braveheart

Thanks TreborAnderson, for uploading his MIC, looking at it Henry is a private (37995) but I can't make out his unit ? It does have him in Labour Corps ( 5676) and he was entitled to 2 medal (Victory & British Medals with the roll page numbers. Just one more thing it doesn't have anything...

Hello, TreborAnderson that's a great Surname you have!!! and Welcome to the FHUK. Do you know what information is on his Mic,or Can you post his MIC on this site for us to look at!!!. I would have given you a link to a site that shows you how to interpret a Mic but unable to access this...

Hi Josie Thankyou for your kind words, I am a member of the GWF,and it a great site, really friendly and helpful. That link to the Long long trail was written by the founder member of GWF if you look through that site it gives you help to research a soldier its the best place to start...

Hello josie, Here is a link, for information on the Royal engineers http://www.1914-1918.net/cre.htm you can also try the great war forum , join it and post your topic these guy's are very good at find information and very helpful. http://1914-1918.invisionzone.com/forums/index.php?act=idx...

Hello Abbie, I am glad that you found my post useful, Good luck with your research. Many thanks Braveheart

Hello jojo1973, here is a link to the seaforth highlanders, If you know which Battalion he was in you will find which Brigade and Division he served in. Once you find which Division it gives you which battles they were in http://www.1914-1918.net/seaforth.htm I hope you find this useful Best...

Hello Abbie, do you know which Battalion robert webster was in ? if you do know which Battalion he was in this site will have some more information i.e which Brigade and Division he served in. anyway try this for information http://www.1914-1918.net/lincolns.htm I hope you find this useful...

Hello Sue here is some information on RGA The Royal Garrison Artillery The RGA developed from fortress-based artillery located on British coasts. From 1914 when the army possessed very little heavy artillery it grew into a very large component of the British forces. It was armed...

Hello Len , Its hard to find any army record due to germans bombing London in WW2, 90% records were destroyed, the ones that surived are known as the Burnt Documents. here are links to the Essex Regiment. http://www.1914-1918.net/essex.htm 2nd Battalion August 1914 : in Chatham. Part of...

hello RamseyClan Here is two links to The Staffordshire Yeomanry and to the MGC I hope you find this useful http://www.1914-1918.net/staffsyeo.htm http://www.1914-1918.net/mgc.htm best regards Braveheart

That's it, sorry I threw in a Spanner in the works !! Cheer's Ronmanley best regards Braveheart

Hi Ron I thought a Regiment has different Battalions The Black Watch Regiment had up to 20 Battalions during the great war. as for a Brigade they were battalions from different Regiments and a Regiment is split into Battalions Battalions are split into Companies

Hello Andy Here is some information on Duke of Cornwall's light Infantry , I hope you find this useful. http://www.1914-1918.net/dcli.htm best regards Braveheart

TEXTING for the over 40's The kids have all their little SMS codes ,like BFF,WTF LOL etc. So here are some codes for the more matured..... ATD - At the doctor's BFF - Best friends funeral BTW - bring the wheelchair FWIW - Forgot where I was GGPBL - Gotta Go, Pacemaker Battery Low GHA - Got...