Hi,
I believe I got into the wrong thread on joiningthe forums, I'm JohnB and I am interested in ww1. My wife's Grandfather was wounded in Guillemont on the 8th Aug 1916 and died in Amien on the 11th Aug 1916, and he is buried in St Pierre. I did notice someone on the Forum was asking about the hospital in Amien. It was the No1 NZ hospital and was placed in St Marie and Lycee girls school. Since My Visit to the Somme I have Purchased The Soldiers died CD ROM and The roll of Honour CD ROM OF WW2 army Casualties over 171 thous. The ww1 CDE ROM contains over700 thous army personel. If Ican be of some help with these do not hesitate to get in touch.
JohnB
I believe I got into the wrong thread on joiningthe forums, I'm JohnB and I am interested in ww1. My wife's Grandfather was wounded in Guillemont on the 8th Aug 1916 and died in Amien on the 11th Aug 1916, and he is buried in St Pierre. I did notice someone on the Forum was asking about the hospital in Amien. It was the No1 NZ hospital and was placed in St Marie and Lycee girls school. Since My Visit to the Somme I have Purchased The Soldiers died CD ROM and The roll of Honour CD ROM OF WW2 army Casualties over 171 thous. The ww1 CDE ROM contains over700 thous army personel. If Ican be of some help with these do not hesitate to get in touch.
JohnB
