The Wartime Memories Project- Guestbook

Name: Dominick Campbell
Visited: Sun Oct 31 19:19:13 2004
E-Mail: domcampbell1@aol.com
no, england
Comments: My Grandad, James O Neill was awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal in WW2 Burma. A truly great man, humble hard working and honest. Regimental Sergeant Major in the Cameron Highlanders. Never spoke of his bravery. My Hero

Name: Graham South
Visited: Sun Oct 31 17:48:18 2004
E-Mail: g.south@ntlworld.com
no, graeter manchester
Comments: found the reflictions very intresting

Name: Christina Walker-Collins
Visited: Sun Oct 31 17:44:33 2004
E-Mail: cwc4travelteam@adelphia.net
born March 1945, England
Comments: My father Walter Walker served with the RAF in Burma and was killed February 13, 1945 3 weeks prior to my birth. Anyone who was with him I would greatly appreciate hearing from. I now live in America. His LAC # was 1510054 but I do not know which unit. Many thanks.

Name: RAY DRAYCOTT
Visited: Fri Oct 29 15:05:24 2004
E-Mail: ray_jacs@hotmail.com
only from 1943, england
Comments: I am looking for information about my late father THOMAS GEORGE DRAYCOTT who served as an instrument mechanic in the R.A.F in ww2 the only photo I have of him in uniform was taken in India in 1945 when he was with 322M.U.S.E.A.A.F,is there anyone still alive that served with him

Name: Jim Hennessey
Visited: Thu Oct 28 21:40:30 2004
E-Mail: ND-JimHennessey@webtv.net
Yes, Bayonne N.J. U.S.A.
Comments: Great web-site-Good Luck. WW2-Vet-Co.E-345th-Regt-87th- Inf.Div.Patton's 3rd Army

Name: Pauline McKee
Visited: Thu Oct 28 16:27:19 2004
E-Mail: neil_pauline18@hotmail.com
No, Isle of Man United Kingdom
Comments: My Grandad Philip Leslie Corkill who I adored, along with everyone else in the family was a Prisoner of War in Stalag 8B. I know little of his experiences there but I believe he was the camp barber who was also pretty sharp in pickin locks which he did to get into the food stores to help provide food for prisoners who were malnurished. He was not a man to talk of anything about the war but as family I would love to know anything about what he went through especialy as he has now passed. I would love to hear from anyone who has heard of my Grandfather. Thank You

Name: Janette Agg
Visited: Wed Oct 27 08:04:07 2004
E-Mail: jagguar@hotmail.com
No, Australia
Comments: Great site. My father, George Townson Agg, was a Warrant Officer in the RAAF, 454 Squadron. His plane was shot down over the Mediterranean Sea, and he swam to safety from a burning, sinking aircraft to be rescued by an Italian float plane. He was taken prisoner of war and ended up in Stalag IV B. I have a number of mementoes of his time in Stalag IV B, including a diary of the days leading up to the end of the war, and return to England. Would love to hear from anyone who knew my father back then. Dad died on 30th October 2001, age 82.

Name: Eric J Waterhouse
Visited: Wed Oct 27 01:41:17 2004
E-Mail: ejw@leewin.com
Home Page URL:www.leewin.com
No, UK
Comments: This site is a great tribute to those who gave so much to keep this country free,it has been an amazing experience going through this site and has helped so much with my fathers memoirs.He still takes part in the RBL Branch parades at 84yrs and i am proud to have been the Branch Standard Bearer for the last 11yrs.... ....We are trying to find Eddie Bauldy,Danny O`leary..... My Dad,..Leonard John Waterhouse.. 6th Battalion Queens Own Royal West Kents -6343497. He was a POW in Stalag XXA & XXB Poland, "They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old,age shall not weary them nor the years condem,at the going down of the sun,and in the morning we will remember them"

Name: TIMOTHY J. MONROE
Visited: Tue Oct 26 04:22:40 2004
E-Mail: MBABA1@AOL.COM
Comments: MY FATHER,STAFF SARGENT FORREST H. MONROE, WAS IN THE ARMY, COMPANY "C" 64th.IRTC BATTALION IN WWII AND WAS A PRISIONER IN STALAG 12A AND STALAG 3C BETWEEN OCT. 1944 AND FEB. 1945 HE PAST AWAY ON OCT 2, 2004 IN THE MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA VETRENS HOSPITAL AFTER HAVING A STROKE IN MARCH OF 2004.I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF ANYONE COULD GIVE ME ANY INFORMATION ON HIM. HE ALSO HAD A WARTIME LOG WITH PICTURES THAT HE HAD DREW OF STALAG IIIC AND SOME COMICS, CARTOON AND POEMS IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED I WILL SEND THEM A COPY. THANK YOU , TIMOTHY MONROE P.S. MORE PEOPLE NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THIS SITE. IT IS VERY INFORMATIVE.

Name: kevin,,pup,,greenhalgh ex2RTR:
Visited: Sun Oct 24 20:18:21 2004
E-Mail: dragonfiguren@web.de
no, fallingbostel germany
Comments: ive been living in germany, fallingbostel now for many years.over the years ive been digging up various pow related items thrown in pits after the camps xib, 357.were liberated.hopefully one day this will put together in a ,,pow fallingbostel museum. any ex pows are more than welcome to contact me..i proberly know the camps as well as yourselves.i can also do small tours of the sites still left most of the hut foundations are still here. keep up the good work all best kev greenhalgh

Name: Mark Brotherton
Visited: Sat Oct 23 20:06:56 2004
E-Mail: Brothmark2003@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://www.8thcontrails.com
No, USA
Comments: Hello I'd like for you to consider the 8th AF HS Gerogia chapter website for a link where I have posted over 1000 pics of 8thAF bases in East Anglia. Thanks www.8thcontrails.com photo gallaires. Cheers Mark Brotherton

Name: George
Visited: Sat Oct 23 01:29:59 2004
Home Page URL:http://www.appletreedrive.com
I am old., USA
Comments: Hi I like your ww2 site it is very interesting. I have a memory site as well, please visit it if you care to. I am very old. www.appletreedrive.com

Name: JOHANNA
Visited: Wed Oct 20 02:05:30 2004
E-Mail: -
Home Page URL:-
MAYBE, CANADA
Comments: good job

Name: Tony
Visited: Wed Oct 20 01:19:54 2004
Comments: JULIE HUTCHINSON; As you have his service number this will help to obtain his service records and any unclaimed awards such as medals etc, Use the below for that use....... Army Records Centre, Ministry of Defence DR2b, Bourne Avenue, Hayes, Middlesex UB3 1RF. Fax: 020-8573-9078. The Ministry of Defence does not normally release information from a service record to persons other than the individual concerned or their next of kin and a nonrefundable search fee may be charged. Fax: 020-8573-9078.

Name: paul robins
Visited: Fri Oct 15 09:35:19 2004
E-Mail: paul.robins@bowersandvee.co.uk
no, uk
Comments: im looking for anyone who served at raf llanbedr , raf hornchurch or raf southend/rochford during the war years

Name: Philip Insley
Visited: Wed Oct 13 15:39:42 2004
E-Mail: sunsetsurprise@msn.com
Partly, United Kingdom
Comments: I am researching the history of the Castle Bromwich Aeroplane Factory, Birmingham and the people who worked there. I should be very pleased to from anyone who did work there or from relatives. A special interest is knowledge about any members of 52nd Battallion Royal Warwicks Regt Home Guard. This unit was the Home Guardunit for the defence of CBAF. Particularly like to hear from anyone who manned Anti-Aircraft or searchlight batteries at or around the site of the factory.

Name: Jojo
Visited: Mon Oct 11 07:40:35 2004
E-Mail: conf.
Home Page URL:none
no, USA
Comments: I'm very interested in this subject. I hope you find the pics and info you want!

Name: ANDREW GRAY
Visited: Sun Oct 10 22:36:25 2004
E-Mail: Andrew.Gray@justice.vic.gov.au
no, Comments: grandfathers brothers were in the british military as well as dads relations, both british and australian military..

Name: Ashley Laurenson
Visited: Sun Oct 10 22:34:29 2004
E-Mail: angelic_ash@hotmail.com
No im only 15, New Zealand
Comments: Excellent site, really helped me with my homework.

Name: Kathleen Burgess (McMillan)
Visited: Sun Oct 10 22:16:47 2004
E-Mail: montanarburgess@hotmail.com
yes, England
Comments: I am looking to find information about Harold Tossell of the Middlesex Regiment. He was a POW at Stalag 21D from May 1940 to 1945.

Name: David W Mills
Visited: Sun Oct 10 12:22:43 2004
E-Mail: david'tenmagpies.demon.co.uk
No..my parents did, Comments: Intriguing site. At the age of 58 I have decided to research my late parents' lives during WWII and later the service record of my late father in law. Finding this site is a boon and a boost! David W Mills son of Ernest George 'Bert' Mills and Kathleen Mary nee Rowley.

Name: abi
Visited: Sat Oct 9 11:33:12 2004
E-Mail: abithefabi@hotmail.com
no, u.k
Comments: great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Name: Tudor
Visited: Sat Oct 9 10:03:44 2004
E-Mail: tudor@adolix.com
fortunetly NO, ro
Comments: Wooow! You have a great site! It is very well organized!

Name: Charles Jones
Visited: Fri Oct 8 11:48:09 2004
E-Mail: labet@tesco.net
Yes, Comments: Served at RAF Hospital Habbaniya 1942-45. Would like to join Habbaniya Association Have received no replies to e-mails Can you help. Many thanks

Name: tegan jamieson
Visited: Thu Oct 7 17:39:23 2004
E-Mail: smithster69er@hotmail.com
no, Australia
Comments: it was every helpful 4 my assiment thaNK YOU EVERY MUCHLY

Name: Donald W. Will
Visited: Thu Oct 7 13:25:05 2004
E-Mail: will_d_s@cox-internet.com
yes, usa
Comments: This is a very good project thanks for all the hard work, it shows.

Name: Donald W. Will
Visited: Thu Oct 7 13:22:22 2004
E-Mail: will_d_s@cox-internet.com
USA, Comments: very good project

Name: adam brice
Visited: Thu Oct 7 09:57:52 2004
E-Mail: pocketbrownie@hotmail.com
no,, england
Comments: nice site, you feature poems by lt. douglas Berneville-Claye, sas, captured in africa, seems very likely this is the same douglas Berneville-Claye that served as a captain/Hauptsturmf�hrer with the ss and british free corps towards the end of the war, interesting, picture at http://www.bills-bunker.privat.t-online.de/9636.html

Name: GUYMAN
Visited: Thu Oct 7 02:45:45 2004
E-Mail: GUYMAN@YAHOO.COM
YES, AMERICA

Name: David E Baker
Visited: Wed Oct 6 10:47:17 2004
E-Mail: bakerou@otenet.gr
Yes, UK originally but in Greece for 20 years

Name: william young
Visited: Tue Oct 5 09:33:59 2004
E-Mail: WilliamYoung22@msn.com
yes, england
Comments: I SERVED IN THE ROYAL NAVY FROM FEB 1940 TO THE END OF HOSTILITYS LOT'S OF ACTIVITY ALL THROUGH THE WAR LOVE YOU WEBSITE , BRINGS BACK MEMORIES. DON'T ALWAYS TALK ABOUT THE WAR WE ALL WENT THROUGH SOME REAL HARD TIMES ,

Name: Amanda Cope
Visited: Mon Oct 4 12:24:03 2004
E-Mail: millie@rcope.co.uk
No, England
Comments: WOW!!! what a brilliant site, I am so glad I found it, can't wait to forward the link to my Dad. My Great Uncle was in Stalag 8b. His name was Joe Brown (which is also my Dad's name). Does anybody know of a book which was published in the 1960's by Digit books called 'Stalag 8b' written by ? Mortimer. I have been searching for it for about 20 years!! Thank you for a wonderful tribute to all those wonderful people. Please don't forget to 'wear your poppy with pride' and put a few quid in the box!! (My husband is in the R.A.F)

Name: Fred Smith-Carter
Visited: Sun Oct 3 00:07:48 2004
E-Mail: FSMITHCARTER@bigpond.com.au
No, Australia
Comments: I am the son of the late George Henry Smith-Carter POW STALAG X1B who sadly passed away from cancer in july 2003.My father is dearly missed by all who knew him especially his family.I am currently writing a history of my father and will post it on this site in due course. Fred Smith-Carter

Name: Jade
Visited: Wed Sep 8 23:36:09 2004
E-Mail: jade_ford120@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:Google
No , England
Comments: This web site was very good i found it very helpful and useful wit my work that i am doin on the Second World War.

Name: patricia turner
Visited: Wed Sep 8 02:59:09 2004
E-Mail: www.patricia.turner200@ntlworld.com
Great Britain
Comments: searching for relatives of my mother anne collins(nee kelly) evacuated from manchester in ww2 with her sister suzy kelly and twin brother tommy kelly to bacup, lancs.she also had a sister margaret and a step sister gertrude.her father was called henry and we are unsure of her step mothers name.(her real mother was called lucy feilding)she had an unhappy childhood in manchester and after the war as soon as she was old enough she returned to bacup to the lady who took her in during the war (this lady was called annie conroy and we called her auntie annie)she lost touch with the rest of her family and we are unsure of the circumstances but she hasnt seen or heard from any of them since and we are now trying to find as many of her family and their families as possible

Name: hayley
Visited: Mon Sep 6 11:46:37 2004
E-Mail: hayley_west25@btinternet.com
no, england
Comments: I am looking for any information on my grandad nicknamed "darky boy" he was a bareknuckle boxer. His real name was George Henry Lupson, he was in camp stalag xxa from 1939-1944 i think, he was also a Sargent. That is all the information i have as he sadly passed away in 1977 and didnt like to talk about his experiences so my mum tells me. Would anyone who remembers anything about him please get in touch. His pow number was 11755 Thank you.

Name: Venus
Visited: Thu Sep 2 02:00:22 2004
E-Mail: svenera@gmail.com
Ukraine
Comments: Please if anybody knows sth about my grandad, please let me know! Photos or sth.. He was sent to WW2 from Crimea (Ukraine) and got lost. His name is Mustafaev Seit-Abla. There was an information that he was sent to Germany for works but then we learnt that somebody seen him at Australia. So plz, if anybody knows sth or how and where to search, help me...!

Name: Lemara
Visited: Thu Sep 2 01:50:34 2004
E-Mail: lemara13@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://www.online-poker-avenue.com/
no, Comments: Does somebody know valuable sites on people search lost during WW2? Please, share the information!

Name: brian kaighin
Visited: Fri Aug 27 11:50:07 2004
E-Mail: kaigs@telkomsa.net
Home Page URL:www.smartin67.freeserve.co.uk
yes, england
Comments: Excellent site which I continue to enjoy. Although born in 1938 and lived just outside london I saw very little of the war but do enjoy your collection Sala kahle Brian

Name: I Nyoman
Visited: Thu Aug 26 22:58:03 2004
E-Mail: thekunti@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://www.thekunti.com
No, Indonesia
Comments: I like your website; I will come again sometime.

Name: phyllis
Visited: Mon Aug 23 17:31:48 2004
E-Mail: phyllicity@aol.com
born in 43, england
Comments: Looking for any information regarding Albert Granger/Grainger. Thanks, Phyllis

Name: Frank Sumsion
Visited: Mon Aug 23 13:06:51 2004
E-Mail: f.sumsion@btinternet.com
Yes, England
Comments: Great Site, will spend many hours studyoing the contents

Name: Bob Korkuc
Visited: Thu Aug 19 10:05:14 2004
E-Mail: rek@korky.mv.com
No, USA
Comments: I noted with interest that Raoul Ramos is mentioned several times at your website http://www.wartime-memories.fsnet.co.uk/pow/stalagluft3.html Raoul Ramos was the Top Turret Gunner on my uncle's crew. On 25 Feb 1944, the B- 17 in which Ramos and my Uncle Tony (the Ball Turret Gunner)was on was attacked by 3 ME-109's. My uncle was killed and Ramos went to Stalag Lut III arriving in early March. I have done extensive research on the loss of that plane and have contacted Ramos about the shoot down incident. Can you share any more information on what you have about Raoul Ramos at Stalag Luft III? Do you know of any other Stalag Luft III survivors that might have known him? If so, could you give me their contact information? Thanks in advance for your help, Bob Korkuc rek@korky.mv.com

Name: Graham Phillips
Visited: Tue Aug 17 15:58:08 2004
E-Mail: phillips@graham114.fsnet.co.uk
NO, Wales
Comments: My Uncle Idris Sefton Phillips was a Guardsman with the 1st Bn Welsh Guards he died aged 19 on the 10 September 1944. He is berried at Leopoldsburg War Cemetery Germany, my father who is now 75 last saw his brother when he was 14 he has never visited the war grave to this day. He would love to hear of enyone who knew his brother or someone's Grandfather. father or living relative who has any memories of Idris Sefton Phillips writen in diaries or letters. He was from Pembroke Dock Pembrokeshire.

Name: Hayley Mansfield
Visited: Tue Aug 17 06:33:01 2004
E-Mail: hayley.mansfield@btinternet.com
no, britain
Comments: doing a history project on WW2 and this site has given me a good insite into the war

Name: David M. Lyman
Visited: Sun Aug 15 08:32:10 2004
E-Mail: dmlyman@aol.com
NO, USA
Comments: My father was Asael Lyman. He escaped from Stalag 7a shortly before the end of the war. I would like to talk to anyone who knew him. He passed away 20 years ago from cancer.

Name: aleisha
Visited: Wed Aug 11 07:13:11 2004
E-Mail: emma/goblin girl @hotmail
no, wales
Comments: Iam looking for evacuees storys and anything will do its for a school progect

Name: MUGU EGOBIA
Visited: Tue Aug 10 19:02:34 2004
E-Mail: aba_onisha_mugu@yahoo.com
Comments: THIS IS A GOOD SITE

Name: NIGEL FLAMERS
Visited: Tue Aug 10 10:30:10 2004
E-Mail: nigel_flamers@hotmail.com
No, England
Comments: I have great respect and admiration for the people who created the RAF Habbaniya Association and its Website. I, myself, was born on RAF Habbaniya 1953 and still have beautiful childhood memories of Habbaniya airbase. As a child, my father the late Mr Flamers used to take me with him to the ATC to watch British aircraft take off. The latter experience lead me to fulfil my childhood dreams of getting my wings by becoming a private pilot. My father lived and served there with the British Levies until 1958. Once again, thank you for creating this website. Nigel Flamers

Name: Toni Trott
Visited: Sun Aug 8 08:12:20 2004
E-Mail: tonitrott@yahoo.co.uk
No, England
Comments: A very interesting web site. My Grandfather Alfred Matthews(known as Jimmy) was in Stalag 8b on and of from 1940-1943.I have been trying to locate any information I can about him.If anyone has any ideas please let me know.Keep the good work up .

Name: Ryan Fairfield
Visited: Wed Aug 4 12:30:16 2004
E-Mail: fairfield2002@hotmail.com
No, USA
Comments: My wife's grandfather was a POW in Stalag IVB from January 1945 until liberation. His name was Sgt. Oscar Solis and he was a Combat Engineer with the 44th Combat Engineers. He was captured near Wiltz, Luxembourg around Dec 19, 1944 in the onset of the Battle of the Bulge. He passed away in 1996.

Name: John Ball
Visited: Wed Aug 4 10:34:36 2004
E-Mail: balljr@co.forsyth.nc.us
no, U.S.
Comments: Found your site looking for where my uncle Roy W. Ball was POW Stalag 4B Muhlberg Sachsen. Great Site I will be back when I have time to read more. Thank You

Name: Don Adams
Visited: Tue Aug 3 06:22:25 2004
E-Mail: Don@westwight.clara.co.uk
Home Page URL:westwight.clara.co.uk
yes, as a child, England
Comments: Thank you for the link to my RAF Ventnor website.

Name: Tchabry
Visited: Sun Aug 1 19:26:05 2004
E-Mail: tchabry@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://www.geocities.com/tchabry/index.htm
no, france
Comments: Very interesting website. Great job.

Name: Phil Evans
Visited: Wed Jul 28 04:02:14 2004
E-Mail: philevans57@aol.com
No, GB
Comments: Ihave just come across this astonishing site. My Dad, Guardsman John. L Evans,Welsh guards, was imprisoned at xxA; He subsequently escaped via Odessa. I have many photographs and dad's diary which I will now catalogue properly and enter all details on to this fascinating site. Sadly, Dad died when I was a young child, due to illness as a result of the escape. I would love to hear from any one who may have known him.

Name: Uzoagba
Visited: Mon Jul 26 09:58:08 2004
E-Mail: Uzoagba@yahoo.com

Comments: I love the page.

Name: Arthur Whalan
Visited: Sun Jul 25 21:03:31 2004
I was in the air for, Australia
Comments: Great but tough

Name: ted(taff)bishop
Visited: Sat Jul 24 07:56:56 2004
E-Mail: harry.bishop2@ntlworld.com
yes, Wales
Comments: I was born in 1931 in a small town in Wales,my memories,Father(Jack)being called up to the RAF, my mothers brothers were in the army S-W-B i think, one JIM CLARK got home wounded from Dunkirk spent the rest of the war in Ireland,my uncle BILL CLARK reported missing in north Africa,found out sometime later POW after Tobruk, was in Italian POW camp, did a runner when Italy gave in, and spent the rest of the war in Switzerland.

Name: osborne w
Visited: Sat Jul 24 07:25:14 2004
E-Mail: omeath@earthlink.net
yes, uk
Comments: anyone have info' on 402 squadron rcaf, 1941--45 at westhamptnett---tangmere anything?? thanks.

Name: kevin larson
Visited: Fri Jul 23 09:24:40 2004
E-Mail: bunner572@yahoo.com
no, usa
Comments: I read the story about stalag3c. My father was a prisoner of war there from july 4th, 1944 through the liberation by the the russians sometime after the first of the new year. He is still living and still the best and smartest man I've ever known. He gives me little bits and pieces of the prison camp at times. He is now 86 years young and of excellent mind. My fathers name is Paul E. Larson and he was with 83rd infantry.

Name: kevin larson
Visited: Fri Jul 23 09:20:46 2004
E-Mail: bunner572@yahoo.com
no, usa
Comments: I read the story about stalag3c. My father was a prisoner of war there from july 4th, 1944 through the liberation by the the russians sometime after the first of the new year. He is still living and still the best and smartest man I've ever known. He gives me little bits and pieces of the prison camp at times. He is now 86 years young and of excellent mind.

Name: liza broome
Visited: Fri Jul 23 02:00:01 2004
E-Mail: lizabroome@yahoo.co.uk
no, england
Comments: i am looking for info on which ships my grandfather served on during ww2. He was on a minesweeper and he died in the 60's. His name was james (jimmy) broome and he came from manchester. He had a brother named clifford and his partners name was annie. If you served with or think you may have served with him please contact me as you may be able to unravel a 60 year old mystery. he may have served on hms lightning. Many thanks liza broome

Name: sean hanna
Visited: Fri Jul 23 01:58:28 2004
E-Mail: jakethepoacheratcrowcrag@yahoo.co.uk
no, england
Comments: looking for info on william hanna from birkenhead, origanilly from newry, N.I. who worked in lairds ship during ww2

Name: Patty Riggs
Visited: Thu Jul 22 11:08:09 2004
E-Mail: priggs@54.hotmail.com
no, Comments: I am looking for anyone who was in the army at Fort Leavenworth Kansas in 1934 with the 17th infantry, I was looking for information on my grandfather Robert Curtis.

Name: Joshua
Visited: Wed Jul 21 08:35:31 2004
E-Mail: JoshRobertJ@aol.com
No, Powys
Comments: Now I have been to this Website I know how people felt even children and that it was very horrible two live through a world war

Name: James Perrin
Visited: Tue Jul 20 11:41:39 2004
E-Mail: joan.perrin@tesco.net
yes, England
Comments: My father was a prisoner of war. I think he was captured at Dunkirk He served for The Royel Kent Reg I would like to know where he was a prisoner. His name is John Edwood Perrin. He was a prisoner for 5 years.

Name: Stuart Cheetham
Visited: Tue Jul 20 09:42:09 2004
E-Mail: stuart@antixproductions.com
No, Manchester, UK
Comments: I am a Television Researcher, desperately trying to contact anyone who was stationed at RAF Llanbedr in North Wales any time during WW2 or relatives of anyone that was. I would be very grateful for any help anyone could offer me. Many Thanks Stuart Cheetham

Name: mugu
Visited: Mon Jul 19 08:37:41 2004
E-Mail: mugu@mugu.com
No, Togo
Comments: A great site

Name: sflmc
Visited: Sun Jul 18 17:16:08 2004
no, usa
Comments: found all these very interesting! ! shared the web with my husband to read. he is from England and remembers alot about what happened during the war. I have encouraged him to write about his memories of it.

Name: CLIFF CHATTERTON
Visited: Sun Jul 18 17:12:33 2004
E-Mail: cliffchatterton@yahoo.com
yes, England
Comments: A fascinating site and I will return and perhaps contribute. Thankyou to those whose hard work has made this possible

Name: Gilbert John Townsend
Visited: Sat Jul 17 07:40:01 2004
E-Mail: gilbertjohn@townsendg.fslife.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.freewebs.com/mnawalton
Yes, British
Comments: We shall soon be approaching Merchant Navy Day, 3rd September.When once again I shall be attending the Tower Hill Merchant Navy Memorial Sunken Gardens to pay my respects to my shipmates, with whom I served during 1938 and 1949, many of whom have now "Crossed the Bar" as too many were not so fortunate as myself when crossing the Atlantic and serving in the Russian convoys only finding a watery grave. I survived WW2 despite the sinkings of 3 ships which I served aboard having signed off Articles these three ships were sunk MV Warwick Castle-- SS Llandaff Castle and SS Cristales. "Keep the Red Ensign flying" ---"We shall remember them"

Name: Dave Bullock
Visited: Fri Jul 16 14:56:05 2004
Home Page URL:www.ConcreteBarge.co.uk
Nope, England
Comments: Nice Site. Anyone have any information on Concrete Barges being used during WW2? I run a historical site called www.ConcreteBarge.co.uk

Name: malcolm byles
Visited: Fri Jul 16 02:34:51 2004
E-Mail: byles17@bigpond.com.au
no, australia
Comments: My father Eric William Byles NPX26660 was captured on CRETE and spent alot of time in Stalag 7B near munich regards Malcolm Byles

Name: Jean Wilson
Visited: Wed Jul 14 13:37:37 2004
Yes, England
Comments: Wish to thank Bill Hawksford for sharing his funny Army stories at www.imagesofyorkshire.co.uk.

Name: Des Evans
Visited: Tue Jul 13 11:16:40 2004
E-Mail: des@desandjean.freeserve.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.97squadronassociation.co.uk
Yes, England
Comments: A really good site. Quite unusual in its layout which is what I like about it. I served with 97 Squadron from April 43 to Feb.45 and then went overseas to Luqa in Malta.until demob in Feb.47 All my real memories are with 97 at BOURN in Cambridgeshire tillApril 44 when we moved to Coningsby. I was a Fitter 2E on Lancs.an had the privilege of servicing a Lancaster for one of the RAFs great Bomber Pilots with a smashing Crew. Wing Commander " Ted " Porter who coming back off leave two days early on August 16/17 1944 took a scratch crew on a Minelaying raid on Stettin. All were tragically killed. I now run the squadron association Website as listed under my homepage above. Des Evans.

Name: Lawrence M Barker
Visited: Mon Jul 12 14:35:58 2004
E-Mail: microscopica@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:Listed in comments
No, England
Comments: Hopefully, the presence of web sites such as this, will remind us lest we forget, of the great sacrifices made, both physically and mentally, by our forefathers. I now have a deeper understanding of the indifference felt by those survivors who fought for the freedom of their respective countries, only to witness the slow and painful degeneration in present-day society and governments alike, who now treat them as second-rate senior citizens and not with the respect that they deserve - unless of course there is an anniversary and photo-opportunity available!!! For RAF Sergeant, Thomas Barker's Wartime Malta Diaries 1941-1943 please visit: http://www.my-malta.com/ interesting/barker/thomasbarker01.html

Name: Dale Burdge
Visited: Mon Jul 12 04:35:14 2004
E-Mail: melodale@juno.com
yes, USA
Comments: VETERANS IN YOUR LIFE Hopefully, veterans in your future may be few and far between, but you're bound to have plenty of them in your past and still in your midst right now. From the Revolutionary war of 1775-76, through the wars 'to end all wars' down to the many latest ongoing 'police actions', you've had a friend, cousin, father, grandfather or other member of your circle directly involved in some sort of service to your country. Many were left to rot where they fell, many came back in pieces and some never came back at all. Some were blown away on unknown battlefields far from their families and loved ones. Some went down in the belly of thie ships, gasping for that last precious breath of life. Some, who never knew any higher power existed, suddenly found themselves calling out with a new found fervor on finding that civilized man is quite capable of treating fellow humans in ungodly ways. Some were left forgotten as POW's or MIA pawns to be debated and traded and as years wore on. Most all of those who served and those that eventually got back home were profoundly changed mentally, physically and spiritually. Whether it was a member of the Concord Militia, an early patriot that fought with Washington against the British, a later doughboy, GI Joe or plain 'ol Grunt, you own them all a debt that can never be fully paid. Visit Valley Forge, Manassas, the French coast or any of the many other fields of history. Put yourself in those shoes. Imagine what went on and just what life was like for those doing what they felt was right at the time, for a cause they believed in. Support the many veterans still here with you who have given much for you and your children, grandchildren and on down the line. Encourage your congressmen to place high priority on the needs of those who have given much of their lives for the freedom of us all, and support your local organizations that represent veterans. Fly your flag. Stand tall when watching a parade that includes veterans. Put a flag on their graves to show your respect and reaffirm your thankfullness. Think of what it is for you to be standing and living while a veteran, who helped provide the freedom you now take for granted, lies six feet under. Don't do it just on Veterans Day, the Fourth of July or any other holiday. Do it in your hearts, minds and deeds every day of the year. Why should you do any less ???

Name: Hilary Hawkins
Visited: Fri Jul 9 08:24:47 2004
E-Mail: gallant.girl3@ntlworld.com
no, England
Comments: Does Anyone know a Canadian Soldier, Art Gallant? My Father fought in WW2 and was in the Royal Canadian Army, as he was a Sapper, I have been told he was with the Royal Canadian Engineers. When he married my Mum he was stationed at Haymill Army Camp, Slough...although on their Wedding Certificate it looks like Hayhill.. Would love to hear from someone who new my Dad then or knew of the Camp .. Thanks, Hilary.

Name: Steven
Visited: Thu Jul 8 19:06:06 2004
No , U.S.A.
Comments: I want to said ``Thank all of you for fighting for our country and I hope all of you that fight for country R.I.P.

Name: Joyce Bonner
Visited: Thu Jul 8 12:25:57 2004
E-Mail: joyce@bonner.eclipse.co.uk
no, Uk

Name: william osborne
Visited: Tue Jul 6 19:48:48 2004
E-Mail: omeath@earthlink.net
liverpool, uk
Comments: looking for info' 402 squadron rcaf, f/o walter o'hagan missing,spitfire over france 1943--44. i think stationed digby. thanks

Name: Nancy Rourke
Visited: Tue Jul 6 07:46:20 2004
E-Mail: nanbrad@ntl.sympatico.ca
Comments: Hi there, I was just visiting your site. I really liked it and will continue to look at other links of it. I am doing research on the Emberley's from Burin, NFLD. and was wondering if by any chance we are related. My great grandmother was Harriet Margaret Emberley, she married a George Doherty then they moved to Sackville, N.B. My uncle Robert MacFadden was on the HMCS Georgian during WW 2 so it interests me to read about the different aspects of the war and the different ships that went overseas. The Georgian was a minesweeper. I have contacted three men that were on this ship with him during that time. Thanks.

Name: David Horton
Visited: Tue Jul 6 02:59:15 2004
E-Mail: david@7thavenue.fsnet.co.uk
Yes, England
Comments: Great site! Does anyone out there remember my uncle Sydney James Horton, served in 8th Army, North Africa, Italy, Austria. Known as 'Lucky' Horton because he never got a scratch. Mentioned in regimentl newspaper as 'Lucky' Horton. I have photos of him in Egypt with fellow soldiers and I wonder who they are.

Name: David Horton
Visited: Tue Jul 6 02:44:24 2004
E-Mail: david@7thavenue.fsnet.co.uk
Yes, England
Comments: Can anyone help me as to when incendiary bombs fell on Wilson's Store, Crouch End Broadway, London about 1943/4. Also when a V1 flying bomb fell near Coolhurst Gardens, North London during 1944. I was very small but remember both events clearly. I am writing a family history and would like to pin down some dates.

Name: Janet Eaton
Visited: Mon Jul 5 09:59:47 2004
E-Mail: janet.r.eaton@btinternet.com
Home Page URL:web.onetel.com/~khcecole
No, Great Britain
Comments: As a tribute to the 40 men and 1 woman of our village, Kemsing, near Sevenoaks, Kent UK, we are writing a brief history of all their lives. If anyone out there has relatives whose names appear on our War memorial (see web site link above for details) please DO get in touch. We are planning publication to co-incide with the 60th anniversary of the end of WW2. Some died as POW's including Phillip Andrew Baldwin (on the march west) and Maurice Webster (shot for 'being cheeky to a guard') and information about them would be particularly welcome. This is one of the best web sites on the web, and surely shows the best of what can be got from the internet.

Name: linda bettle
Visited: Mon Jul 5 09:39:55 2004
E-Mail: bob.bettle@tesco.net
england
Comments: if anyone can help me i am trying to find out information on William (bill) Hillier who fought in 2nd world war. i have lots of photos but not much infor.

Name: Timothy James Commins
Visited: Sat Jul 3 18:47:39 2004
E-Mail: timcommins03@hotmail.com
wasnt born, australia
Comments: decendent of Edwin (TED) Folley HAVE plenty of photos and letters

Name: Katie Ann Williams
Visited: Fri Jul 2 03:51:50 2004
No, Gwynedd
Comments: I have been doing some history on ww2 and i found it very interesting. I have really enjoyed searching the web. I shall continue searching the web. Some parts bring tears to my eyes thinking about what people weny through back then. thank you!

Name: Frank Wilson
Visited: Thu Jul 1 09:00:39 2004
E-Mail: frawil66@hotmail.com
no, scotland
Comments: Thank You so much for this site. My grandad was in Stalag VIIIB after being captured at ST Valery in 1940 He was in Seaforth Highlanders and i believe only about 13 of them survived there. They had been given orders to shoot any british soldiers they saw retreating. He would'nt speak about the war, other than to say how awful it was. He said they were liberated by the russians and went with them to liberate other camps nearby. So much we will never know and lets hope we never ever forget how so many were sacrificed. Lets hope that WW2 was the last ... thanks again I will come back to this site. Its huge and I was overwhelmed by it

Name: Matt Moore
Visited: Wed Jun 30 06:00:52 2004
E-Mail: da_cella_boy@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:n/a
no, England
Comments: I have recently submitted a question and would like an answer as best as possible but will not think any less of this web site if i dont because this site has helpped me a great deal with my coursework and will recommend this to any fellow pupils who are doing the same project. Good Bye

Name: T Ashley
Visited: Mon Jun 28 03:09:12 2004
E-Mail: terryashley727@hotmail.com
no, England
Comments: My wife's uncle was in 6 commando unit attached to combined services in ww2. Does anyone have any information regarding what activities they did during the war.

Name: Harry Moses
Visited: Sat Jun 26 08:36:53 2004
E-Mail: hmoses@lineone.net
Yes, England
Comments: Researching members of the Durham Light Infantry who were prisoners in WWII, for a book on the subject. A cousin Pte. George Morris (nickname Popsy) served in 9 DLI and captured at Mersa Matruh in June 1942. POW in Italy & Germany.Poland.

Name: John Ellery
Visited: Thu Jun 24 12:22:00 2004
E-Mail: johnellery@btconnect.com
No, United Kingdom
Comments: I am doing some research in to my grandfather Albert Barrow who served on MV Highland Brigade 1929 - 30 and many other ships mostly troop carriers HMT Dorsetshire, Somersetshire Majestic, HMS Mersey, HMS Springbank, HMS Mersey, HMS Carnavan Castle, HMS Pretoria Castle HMS Assegai, to name a few. Did you know my granday or have any information on the ships. He was Cook, & Troop Baker and Chef. Great web site lots of information. Regards John

Name: bill burke
Visited: Thu Jun 24 10:50:17 2004
yes, england
Comments: son of wilf { bill} burke captured crete 1942 northumberland hussars served at klagenfurt camp

Name: CARMEN
Visited: Wed Jun 23 10:05:16 2004
E-Mail: ROSARIOBABE@YAHOO.COM
NO, WONDERING IF YOU CAN
Comments: WELL DONE I LOVE THE WHOLE THING I WONDERING MY UNCLES BROTHER FRANK YULFO KIA 5/12/1944 IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET PHOTOS OF HIM

Name: Pat McGuigan
Visited: Tue Jun 22 16:30:46 2004
E-Mail: patriciamcguigan@hotmail.com
no, uk
Comments: a lovely site, some great photos and stories. Very grateful to those who fought for a better world..

Name: Andrew Sellick-Brown
Visited: Tue Jun 22 10:54:40 2004
E-Mail: brownone@hotmail.com
no, Wales
Comments: Hello and thankyou for your wonderful site. Just like to say thankyou to you and all the other servicemen for your part in ridding the world of this tyrant. May you never be forgotten. I have an uncle, Glyn Escot, who was an aircraft fitter in 205 Group.I have seen many fascinating pics of enemy aircraft that were recovered and stripped down.there is also a facinating picture of Mt. Vesuvius erupting! Ring any bells? If you would like to contact Glyn please use my address and I will forward any mail to him. Best regards to you all.

Name: Amy Carter
Visited: Tue Jun 22 04:43:09 2004
E-Mail: netherton_stylie@hotmail.com
no, England,UK
Comments: Any information on the late Samuel Henry Carter of Kates Hill, Dudley. He was stranded in the Sea for 3 days after the sinking of the Lancastria. Any information or photos (possible photo on the news of the world june 1940)on his return back to England. I would be more than grateful if anyone could share any information they have about my Grandad. As we have been looking for information for many years without success.

Name: roee
Visited: Tue Jun 22 00:06:11 2004
E-Mail: roee1512@walla.co.il
Home Page URL:www.worldwar2.cbj.co.il
yes, israel
Comments: hi my name is roee and i'm from israel. you can come to my website www.worldwar2.cbj.co.il if you love world war 2... www.worldwar2.cbj.co.il

Name: Mona Gainey Lanier
Visited: Mon Jun 21 13:56:02 2004
E-Mail: r.lanier@insightbb.com
no, Comments: My father, Chester Devoid Gainey from Laurel Mississippi and his army buddy, Merle Inman of Tulsa Ok. were captured by the germans on Jan. 1, 1945 and were POW's at Stalag 4B until the war ended. Since 1945, Chester and Merle had not seen or spoken to each other until the fall of 2001. Thru the internet Chester had found Merle's phone number. Merle was able to come and spend the Christmas Holidays with the Gainey family in Smithland Ky. It was a wonderful Christmas present for both of them as my dad died March 2, 2002. As of this writing Merle is still living and keeps in touch with our family. At my dad's funeral, one of the soldiers who had come to play taps and fold the flag said that members of his family had been overseers of the German POW camps. His immediate family had left Germany because they didn't like that connection. Life sure has some twists! I have always been so proud of my father. He was a wonderful person. Mona Gainey Lanier, Decatur ILL.

Name: Buy Furniture
Visited: Mon Jun 21 12:20:49 2004
E-Mail: 2002ai@ua.fm
Home Page URL:http://www.buy-furniture.org
Brooklin, United States
Comments: Your site is very nice!!!

Name: Robert Nicklin
Visited: Wed Jun 16 14:07:50 2004
E-Mail: robert@nicklin7725.fsnet.co.uk
Home Page URL:N/A
YES, England
Comments: I volunteered at 17 for the Royal Navy in 1940 and saw action on my first ship which was damaged by bomb and machine guns,and was in action against the Bismark on H.M.S.Dorsetshire firing 240 rounds of 8" shells and after putting three torpedoes into her and watching her sink'rescued 84 survivors,bombarding north african coast, took part in the landings at Madagacar, and loads of action in the Mediterranian including three Malta convoy's and with another Destroyer sank 13enemy ships in an action lasting 3hours and on my return to England was just in time to take part in the Normandy landings on the Cruiser H.M.S.Emerald who with other British warships bombarded the shore batteries on the French coast,was hit by a bomb and sustained only slight damage'returned to Pompy for repairs and then went back to the landings,returning to England after things had settled down.

Name: Alan Clay
Visited: Wed Jun 16 03:39:00 2004
E-Mail: algie1@ntlworld.com
No, England
Comments: Has anyone got any information on LCpl Martin Stanley Larkin who was a POW in Stalag 18A for over four years. He was in the RASC number T/203594, POW number 3226. I am looking for information on behalf of his widow. Martin died a couple of years ago. His widow's first husband was very unfortunate as he will killed by the last German shell that was fired in the African campaign. Any information would be appreciated.

Name: Hilary
Visited: Tue Jun 15 09:18:35 2004
E-Mail: gallant.girl3@ntlworld.com
no, England
Comments: This really is a fascinating site, keep up the good work... Does anyone know of a cheeky Canadian Soldier ,sorry Dad :) name of Arthur Gallant? from PEI?,lots I would love to know, so if any of his comrades out there think they knew him in ww2 please could you get in touch, sadly Dad died in 1979 :( Thankyou.

Name: Margrette
Visited: Tue Jun 15 00:08:21 2004

Name: driver mugu
Visited: Mon Jun 14 16:01:15 2004
E-Mail: tata@mugu.com
Home Page URL:www.uzoagba.com
no, canada
Comments: lovely site

Name: Janice Logan
Visited: Sun Jun 13 08:17:51 2004
E-Mail: jlogan62@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:N/A
No, Canada
Comments: Comments: I'm looking for anyone who may remember my parents Len Skelton, Sarah Skelton also went by Sally/Taddie (Suffell/Moody)

Name: George w. Boswell sr
Visited: Fri Jun 11 10:56:26 2004
E-Mail: jorge2133@earthlink.net
Home Page URL:http//www.refdesk
yes, France
Comments: Served in the army from 1941 to 5/53 Enlisted in Alexandria La basic in Ft Brag NC MP Co in ft. Levenworth Ka. Camp Carson Colo. Camp Roberts Calif. Was with the 216 Repl Depot went to Ft Dix then to Ireland, England and North France Landed on Omaho Beach. Recieved 3 bronse stars. I am now 86 years and active in in Baptist ministry.

Name: Bill Hawksford
Visited: Fri Jun 11 08:05:45 2004
E-Mail: bhawksf@optonline.net
Fortunately, England
Comments: My WW11 memories can be read by request at bhawksf@optonline.net Also stories of my RASC service 1946-1949 Bill Hawksford.

Name: Paul Baker
Visited: Thu Jun 10 11:11:41 2004
E-Mail: pcaa@onvol.net
No. My Late Father , I live in Malta
Comments: My late Father Harry Jack Baker, Was A POW in Stalag 18a . I have been trying to find out as much as i can about him during the War, as like a lot of other Veterans , he found it very difficult to Talk about It .I have found this site very informative and some of the stories from former Prisoners show just what they went through Thankyou. Paul baker

Name: stephanie and tilly baxton
Visited: Thu Jun 10 06:19:17 2004
no, england

Name: steve.wood
Visited: Thu Jun 10 01:28:54 2004
E-Mail: steve.wood657@ntlworld.com
no, england
Comments: just wondering if any one can help trace my grandfather phillipe dante originally from florence in italy and may have moved back there. He was a p.o.w in swadlincote, derbyshire and would be in his 80s now. If any one can help in tracing him it would be very appreciated. also any ideas on how i could get his p.o.w id number. thanks again

Name: stan herschel 232 field comp re 50 div
Visited: Tue Jun 8 08:41:04 2004
E-Mail: elizherschel@aol.com
yes 5 years in 8b, newcastle on tyne england
Comments: my husband stan born 16-02-1920 royal eng taken prisoner at lille took part in death march is now president of ex p.o.w. association north east branch has been back to poland twice with his son george and his wife betty we are going back to france belgium aug/sept 2004 for last reunion very good web site

Name: natasha linzey
Visited: Mon Jun 7 02:51:18 2004
nope - only 14!, England
Comments: I think that this website is very interesting, and truly enriching.

Name: jennifer lazenby
Visited: Sun Jun 6 15:32:28 2004
E-Mail: postmaster@jennylazenby123.demon.co.uk
no, Comments: What amazing stories I am so proud of my fathers generation. I havespent most of today watching bbc coverage of Normandy and it is the BBC at its best. I have used almost a box of tissues, what a marvellous sight all those wonderful veterans. Such character in their faces. We cannot imagine what sights they saw and experiences they endured. God Bless them all.Anyone with more photos and stories of StalagXXa Fort 13 Thorn I would be pleased to read them. My father was a despatch rider and captured in 1939/40 in france. Green Howards POW Number 5774 Harry Lazenby

Name: JUDITH EYRE NEE POMFRET
Visited: Sun Jun 6 15:03:15 2004
E-Mail: jude_53@msn.com
Home Page URL:none
no, England
Comments: It is 10.22pm on the 60th ann/ D DAY LANDINGS, and I have just finished reading all the comments and stories,I srarted on sat night and was absolutely riveted to my screen. I went to bed at 5.30 and awoke at 11 am. to carry on reading. I selfishly originally was looking for anyone in royal marines wW2. who maybe knew my Dad JOHN/JACK POMFRET FROM LANC and also any ats mems that may know my mother MARGARET JOAN POMFRET SHE IS NOW 81 AND DID NOT SEE HER PART IN THE WAR AS ANY GREAT DEAL COMPARED WITH THE MEN'S PART.I asked her if she had ever been frightened to and near death and she said oh many times in the blitz and could not always get to an airaid shelter.Well you nearly lost your life and did jobs that women had to do, because there was not enough men mum.Fancy feeling your contribution to the war effort was not serious,but this is typical of how women my mother's age/ilk see suffering has a norm in her own sex.Iread of how 9 sons went to war and they all came back, what a lucky mother that was,but what pain and anxiety the folks at home must have gone through,this must have been their own secret war. I loved the youngsters VIEWS, on this comments in the guest book side because I know that if my father could sit here and read them he would say "THER'S HOPE YET JUDE".In these troubled times( BUSH /BLAIR )AND REAGAN DYING, HOW APT , MAYBE OUR GREAT GRAND CHILDREN WILL NOT HAVE TO BE TOLD TO REMEMBER WAR , THEY WILL HAVE LEARNT A LESSON THAT PERHAPS WE FAILED TO DO.GOD BLESS THE WORLD AND ALL WHO HAIL IN HER.

Name: jennifer lazenby
Visited: Sun Jun 6 14:12:51 2004
E-Mail: postmaster@jennylazenby123.demon.co.uk
no, Comments: What amazing stories I am so proud of my fathers generation.

Name: Cleo
Visited: Sun Jun 6 11:39:32 2004
E-Mail: rhiannon1@eircom.net
Yes, England
Comments: Great Site, I'll visit again

Name: Mark Willoughby
Visited: Sun Jun 6 05:34:41 2004
E-Mail: mark@willoughby2801.freeserve.co.uk
no, UK
Comments: My wife's grandfather served in the 6th Airbourne Regiment as a Medic during ww2. The info i have got is very vague due to his illness. I believe that he started in Ireland until being sent to Egypt. After the job was completed in Egypt and a short return to England i understand that he was sent to europe in gliders(Pegasus)???, then made his way towards Germany crossing over the Rhine in 1945. If you have any info of the 6th Airbourne,Medics or any thing of relivance to the above please could you contact me via Email

Name: MUGU MUGUMAN
Visited: Sat Jun 5 07:13:21 2004
E-Mail: muguman@guyman.org
Home Page URL:wwwwwwww
no, aba
Comments: i love this site guyman from ABA MUGU MUGU MUGU

Name: Jack Youens
Visited: Sat Jun 5 04:04:28 2004
E-Mail: J.youens1@ntlworld.com
Yes, United KIngdom
Comments: See Email sent 5/6/2004 to Remember wartime memories.co.uk

Name: Vivien Orriss nee Jones.
Visited: Fri Jun 4 16:31:21 2004
E-Mail: ray.orriss@btinternet.com
no, England
Comments: My Dad was a prisoner at Toren 1940-1945. His name was William Jones Prisoner No. 11677. He was a prisoner at Stalag XXA. He was one of the soldiers who was on the Death March. All I have are photos and several letters to my mother. He was always reluctant to talk about his experiences. I will get the photos scanned and send them to the site

Name: Vivien Orriss nee Jones.
Visited: Fri Jun 4 16:24:43 2004
E-Mail: ray.orriss@btinternet.com

Name: Richard Walker
Visited: Thu Jun 3 05:14:54 2004
E-Mail: kassel@highwindows.com
London, UK
Comments: I am looking for personal accounts of the 'Black March' of PoWs from Stalag Luft IV in Feb-March 1945, for a forthcoming book. All information and contacts gratefully received.

Name: Matt Wilson
Visited: Wed Jun 2 18:17:04 2004
E-Mail: mwilson1942@optonline.net
Home Page URL:none
yes, U.S.A.
Comments: For those that are interested, log on to www.dunkeswell.infoclick on new page. mudville Dunks will come up then click on Personal and pictures of some of the fellows that was stationed there can be seen and the planes and the snow we had winter of 44 45. Another site is www.vpnavy.org./vb_103history.html Reluctant Dragons willcome up Pictures and History. good luck. you have done an excelent job on the memories site.

Name: Judith Fieldhouse
Visited: Wed Jun 2 11:20:06 2004
E-Mail: jcwells54@comcast.net
yes, USA
Comments: I was 9 when Perl Harbor was bombed. My father was a doctor who had enlisted in July because he saw the war was coming. (He was overage, He wouldn't have been drafted. He served in North Africa and Italy as commander of the 52nd Station Hospital. He had been rotated home on leave when the war in Europe ended, so he wasn't sent back. My grandson recently asked what it was like growing up during war times and suggested I tape my memories for him, so I will.

Name: Leanne Woodhouse
Visited: Wed Jun 2 10:34:08 2004
E-Mail: leigh610@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://homepage.ntlworld.com/worldwartwogr
No, England
Comments: I am a World War Two re-enactor. I portray lots of different divisions from World War Two, and I found this site very useful for my hobby. I hope that in the future, people can learn to live in peace so that we do not go through any of this again.

Name: amy
Visited: Tue Jun 1 06:20:03 2004
E-Mail: kegpiece@hotmail.com
no, cornwall, england
Comments: I am doing a project at school on Pendennis castle in falmouth Cornwall and part of the project is to find out what life was like for people in Falmouth in WW2. It would be very helpful if anyone could give me some infomation, and some details. Thanks

Name: Elly McFarland
Visited: Tue Jun 1 05:54:45 2004
E-Mail: ellyhuth@hotmail.com
No., USA/Germany
Comments: I'm doing a project at school at the moment and I would find it very helpful if anyone could give me their story about living during the Blitz in London. If possible could I have some pictures.If possible could a ballerina during the Blitz give me her accont also. Thank you.

Name: Gemma Barnes
Visited: Tue Jun 1 02:37:13 2004
E-Mail: Gemm1nem@aol.com
no, UK
Comments: I found this extremely helpful for my project on WW2 thanks very much.

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