The Wartime Memories Project- Guestbook

Name: diana newbegin
Visited: Mon Feb 28 11:07:50 2005
E-Mail: peterdiana@optusnet.com.au
no, australia
Comments: my father john newbegin was in fort rauche stalag xx1d diana

Name: John Cooper
Visited: Sat Feb 26 16:30:27 2005
E-Mail: john@cooper286.fsnet.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.activeboard.com/forum.spark?for
Yes, England
Comments: If anyone wants to talk about post war aircraft and squadrons please join in on the new forum above

Name: Ian L Skinner
Visited: Fri Feb 25 21:40:52 2005
E-Mail: Gardenersgate@Lycos .com
Atlantic City NJ . USA
Comments: I'am the Son of Sgt Leslie Skinner.My Father served in North Africa ,there he was taken as a prisoner of war. He was taken by boat to Sicily, from there to Austria. He was a Sargent in the Scots Guards , and a POW In Stalag 17B. I have 1 photograph taken in the camp with a Sgt Glaze,Cpl R .Smith, Cpl L. Smith, and a Serb soldier. My Fathers # 193706, is on the bottom of the photograph. Please it would be of help if you could put me in touch with aweb site for Stalag 17B. thank you Ian l Skinner.

Name: Ian L Skinner
Visited: Fri Feb 25 21:39:30 2005
E-Mail: Gardenersgate@Lycos .com
Comments: I'am the Son of Sgt Leslie Skinner.My Father served in North Africa ,there he was taken as a prisoner of war. He was taken by boat to Sicily, from there to Austria. He was a Sargent in the Scots Guards , and a POW In Stalag 17B. I have 1 photograph taken in the camp with a Sgt Glaze,Cpl R .Smith, Cpl L. Smith, and a Serb soldier. My Fathers # 193706, is on the bottom of the photograph. Please it would be of help if you could put me in touch with aweb site for Stalag 17B. thank you Ian l Skinner.

Name: Eliazabeth Morin
Visited: Fri Feb 25 03:45:19 2005
E-Mail: lizmorin@surfglobal.net
Maine USA
Comments: I would like to thank everyone for this wonderful web site. I think it is wonderful that there are so many people out there who do care what happened to their loved ones and others who served their country,and also take the time to find things out for other people.You have helped me so much. Thanks a lot.Liz PS I was born in Darlington and it makes me proud that there are still caring people there.

Name: Helen Barnardo
Visited: Wed Feb 23 22:00:00 2005
E-Mail: askabusyperson@ntlworld.com
No, UK
Comments: I am a primary school teacher who covers WW2 with Year 6 in History. I have found this site very useful for work and also fascinating for my own interest. We are trying to find out about the Prisoner of War Camp that was just up the road from our school on Merrow Downs, Guildford, Surrey. If anyone knows any information I would be grateful to know. Please contact me at school on mrsbarnardo@st-thomas.surrey.sch.uk Thank you very much.

Name: john h lucas
Visited: Wed Feb 23 00:48:16 2005
E-Mail: john@johnhluc.wanadoo.co.uk
yes, uk
Comments: I am trying to trace anyone who knew my father William Henry Lucas who served in the cheshire regt in ww2,his army number 3521781. He joined the army in the manchester regt 1926 serving in Germany India and Egypt before ww2 broke out, he was taken prisoner at Boulogne on the 24/5/1940 his pow number was 2539. The pow camps he was in were stalag xx1b 1940,stalag xx1a 1941,xx1d 1941,xx1c,x11b,stalag 344 Lamsdorf,my father returned home at the end of the war and was medicly discharged after serving five years in thes camps and like lots of others would never talk about what it was like.My father is no longer with us as he passed away in 1974 he was a quiet man and is sadly missed,. any infomation would be apreciated.God bless all those old soldiers

Name: robyn jones
Visited: Tue Feb 22 19:29:35 2005
E-Mail: emma1205@msn.com
no , scotland
Comments: very sorry about ww2 in all nut i need to know something and your website does not tell me the answer maybe you could answer me here is my question DID WOMEN WANT TO GO TO WAR? please answer me if you can email me at robyn766@msn.com or talk to me on msn i am on it at 7-9

Name: Pietro Grande
Visited: Tue Feb 22 15:01:52 2005
E-Mail: PietroGrande@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.san-pietroburgo.info
atlantide, atlantide
Comments: Saluti con affetto da http://www.san-pietroburgo.info

Name: Paul Barsi
Visited: Tue Feb 22 12:29:28 2005
E-Mail: PaulBarsi@aol.com
no, Wales
Comments: Does anyone rememeber my grandfather Samuel Bird{known as Eddie} He was a rear gunner of a wellington, 40 squadron, killed june 1941. No one at home remembers anything about him. Any info would be much appreciated

Name: Bernard Shaw
Visited: Tue Feb 22 08:42:16 2005
E-Mail: sure@chello.at
Home Page URL:http://members.chello.at/fairy-tales/fairi
Yes, Evacuated to Glamorgan South Wales.
Comments: I would like to hear from any child that at that time was in the Medway Childrens Homes.

Name: Nicky Stepney
Visited: Mon Feb 21 20:12:24 2005
E-Mail: mick.nicky@ntlworld.com
No, England
Comments: Excellent site - I visit it often to try and find out anything I can about the 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). My grandfather George Bevan, who I never knew, fought in North Africa. His whereabouts after then I have no idea about. Any information about him or his regiment would be very welcome. Thanks again.

Name: PAUL CLIVE ROWLEY
Visited: Sun Feb 20 21:44:34 2005
E-Mail: paul.rowley13@ntlworld.com
No, england
Comments: Very informative site. I would very much like to hear from anyone who possibly knew my grt uncle Albert Derbyshire of the Royal Corps of Signals, Signalman 2584305. Albert was wounded and captured at Dunkirk , admitted to stalag xxa in 1940 then stalag xxb in 41 then moved around till he died on 19th Jan 1945 aged 24.Fate unknown, no known grave may have been executed on the forced march from the Russians.

Name: Andrew Jones
Visited: Sun Feb 20 08:18:15 2005
E-Mail: djmichele@aolwww.com
no, Comments: My father, Pvt. Kenneth Jones,was a medic in WWII. He was captured and placed in Stalag 7-A. He was highly intelligent and was studying to be a doctor when he was drafted into the war. The German officials over the camp, made my father the "Man of Confidance" over the american soldiers. It was a horrible experience for him, but I had the honors of staying up late hours in the night, listening to his stories about Stalag 7-A. Just before the camp was liberated, he signed a document that claimed that some S.S. officers that were at the camp, were only prison guards. The S.S. was sent to the camp, under orders from Adolf Hitler, to execute all of the P.O.W.s if Germany was to loose the war. If these S.S. officers were captured by the American or British Armies, they would themselves be executed. So, my father, seeing no other solution, signed the document, thus ending any more blood shed at Stalag 7-A. My father received no medals, and not even a "thank you" from anyone for what he did. I guess that's what war is all about. Thanks, Andrew Jones

Name: Frank Sclafani
Visited: Sun Feb 20 01:08:03 2005
E-Mail: frank33414@adelphia.net
No, U.S.A.
Comments: For my father Salvatore Sclafani, 991st Field Artillery Battalion. NYNG

Name: J. Leone
Visited: Sat Feb 19 11:34:43 2005
No, Comments: I see that no mention is made about the Russian armed forces in the Allied Forces section. This is a great oversight as Russia endured the most during WWII having fought from 1941 to 1945. The US had done almost no fighting until D-Day when the war was basically already going badly for the Axis Forces.

Name: malcolm yates
Visited: Fri Feb 18 22:15:20 2005
E-Mail: yates.m@merseymail.com
no, england
Comments: my late father harold yates served at raf medicine hat approx 1941 to 1944 he was an LAC he told me many thimgs about the war years in Canada and how friendly and helpful the Canadian people were to visiting british servicemen I have ony just found this web site and now intend to dig out some photos to post on the site if that is possible. thanks malcolm yates

Name: james B. King
Visited: Fri Feb 18 20:22:00 2005
E-Mail: jking@frostburg.edu
Home Page URL:No. My farther was part of that time US Ar
Ireland, England,Ger, My farther did not talk about his servic
Comments: My farther was a terrific person like all of those during that time. God Bless all those silent soldiers that was parts of the WWII era.

Name: Seneca Robitaille
Visited: Thu Feb 17 22:16:12 2005
E-Mail: soccer_chick2005@rogers.com
No , Canada
Comments: Hi! I just wanted to know if anybody knew my grandpa? His name is IVAN LOWRY. He served in the second world war and he is still alive. It is soon his 90th b-day and i just wanted 2 know if anybody had any pictures that i could give him!

Name: Codi Maclean
Visited: Thu Feb 17 20:10:03 2005
no, Scotland
Comments: Not very user - friendly for children, but also very informental. Great website for adults seeking information. Well done!

Name: Andy Denholm
Visited: Thu Feb 17 16:32:37 2005
E-Mail: wewillrememberthem@hotmail.co.uk
No, England
Comments: I am trying to find out about how 14826930 Private Alfred Yates who was serving with his secondary regiment the 10th Btn Duke of Wellington's ( West Riding Regiment)his regiment been the DLI. How he was killed/died in the River Coquet, Warkworth on Jan 17th 1945. Any information would be great please.

Name: sam
Visited: Thu Feb 17 15:33:03 2005
E-Mail: www@posternart.com
Home Page URL:http://www.posternart.com
786, usa
Comments: Hey, great work on your website. I have found interesting things on it !

Name: kitty sammi
Visited: Thu Feb 17 15:32:05 2005
E-Mail: www@amzshop.com
Home Page URL:http://www.amzshop.com
NY, usa
Comments: You're website looks very good, it was a pleasure to be on you're. Keep on the good work :-)

Name: OYEOLU NGBADA
Visited: Wed Feb 16 13:30:30 2005
E-Mail: oyeolu@yahoo.com
yes, togo
Comments: i love this site so much keep it up

Name: samantha
Visited: Tue Feb 15 20:53:04 2005
Comments: i am studying ww2 in drama and this website has really helped me, thankyou

Name: Alfredo Mota
Visited: Tue Feb 15 09:04:34 2005
E-Mail: fredmi@iol.pt
No, Portugal
Comments: Many thanks for your work about the past that is not very well known.

Name: annonymous
Visited: Tue Feb 15 07:28:01 2005
E-Mail: -
Home Page URL:-
no, -
Comments: no comment

Name: Nola Alexander
Visited: Tue Feb 15 02:52:33 2005
E-Mail: nolee212@yahoo.com.au
Australia
Comments: My father Claude Turner an Australian soldier was captured on Crete and was a POW in Italy and V11A Moosburg Germany. I am trying find a contact for Howard Reid, father of Ian Reid who was a fellow POW.

Name: Rich Owen
Visited: Tue Feb 15 00:59:03 2005
E-Mail: rich@ntlworld.com
No, Wales, UK
Comments: I am researching a project and wish to find Welsh POW's. Please contact me if you can help. Diolch

Name: Joyce Snipp
Visited: Mon Feb 14 23:28:43 2005
E-Mail: joycesnipp@hotmail.com
Yes, London England
Comments: Rather disappointed, that after spending some time typing in a memory,to find that the page was not available,when submitted

Name: Jan
Visited: Sun Feb 13 18:26:00 2005
E-Mail: dudley.clist@btinternet.com
NO, United Kingdom
Comments: Arnold Stanley Burnham-US Army January 1943-September 1945. I am seeking information regarding Arnold from Rouses Point NY. He commenced his army duties at Fort Dix New Jersey NY in January 1943, he stayed in London and went to Cherbourg during WW2. I would appreciate any infgormation regarding Arnold and anyone who may have been at Fort Dix for the training period in 1943. Many Thanks Jan

Name: E.M Cutlan and C.S Cutlan
Visited: Sun Feb 13 18:16:50 2005
E-Mail: cutlan@nucleus.com
No, Alberta, Canada
Comments: We add this note in honour of the wartime contribution of our late father Flt. Lt. E.R Cutlan and his colleagues. Then of Sylvan Lake Alberta Roy trained on Liberators at 5 OTU Boundary Bay B.C and later was attached to 159 Sqdn of the SEAC at RAF Digri East Bengal. He served as an Air navigator primarily on A/C KH359 Liberator VI "R" Roger and flew 25 operational sorties. After a career in the then young Western Canadian Oil and Gas business in which he worked as a Professional Engineer and a Senior Manager at Imperial Oil Limited he retired and later passed away in 1987. many thanks to Historians Gary Fowkes and Bob Quirk for helping us and others research SEAC personnel aircraft and operational activities.

Name: Jan
Visited: Sun Feb 13 09:18:07 2005
E-Mail: dudley.clist@btinternet.com
NO, UK
Comments: I am seeking information on a Stusrt Henry Price or Stewart Henry Pryce possibly Canadian or American who was possibly based at RAF Tilstock in WW2 around 1944. I would appreciate your help. Many Thanks Jan

Name: Jan
Visited: Sat Feb 12 19:35:30 2005
E-Mail: dudley.clist@btinternet.com
NO, United Kingdom
Comments: Seeking: Stuart Henry Price or Stewart Henry Pryce RAF Tilstock Wales UK WW2 Location: United States or Canada I am seeking information on Stuart or Stewart who was stationed at RAF Tilstock in Wales UK around 1944. Not sure if he was Canadian or American he may have been a musician. I would appreciate your help. Many Thanks Jan

Name: leanne
Visited: Sat Feb 12 14:41:13 2005
no, enagland
Comments: i think this site is bril i av some hw and i av got loads of info off this site also if people no each other they can get in touch keep it going guys/girls i av fully enjoyed lookin at the site go for it

Name: Michael Pepe
Visited: Sat Feb 12 10:11:52 2005
E-Mail: mickpepe@aol.com
no, UK
Comments: Good site! lam researching a book about RCAF Skipton on Swale and its squadrons. 420.424.432,and 433. Iwould like to hear from anyone who served here 1942 to 1945 or from anyone having infoemation or photographs of the site. Thank you. Michael

Name: Roddy Mackay
Visited: Thu Feb 10 20:53:38 2005
E-Mail: roddythekeg@aol.com
no, Scotland
Comments: My father was a POW camp No2 Thailand 20/06/42

Name: courtney
Visited: Wed Feb 9 09:57:00 2005
Home Page URL:www.westnet.com
no, australia
Comments: this is a very informative site and is a good research facility

Name: M. Particia (Milutinovitch) Machado
Visited: Wed Feb 9 02:11:35 2005
E-Mail: wizkid72@netzero.net
U.S.A.
Comments: My e-mail address has changed because my old one doesn't work. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Name: M. Patricia (Milutinovich) Machado
Visited: Wed Feb 9 01:55:42 2005
E-Mail: speedsterjedi@netzero.net
no, U.S.A.
Comments: My father Zivoijin Milutinovic was a POW at Stalag 17 from the first week after WWII began when Yugoslavia surrended in 1941 until 1945 when the U.S. liberated the camp. The Germans used him for his farming skills. He was beaten and suffered greatly when he accidentally spilled milk while milking a cow He escaped twice, but was not killed. He only escaped to tell the German officers in command at the next camp that the POWs were not being treated fairly by certain German officers. They favored my father and quickly shot the officer accused of abusing the POWs at my fathers camp. There are many more stories to tell. He learned 7 plus different languages by ear in the four years he was a POW. He survived by eating black bread (small black insects mixed in with the bread, sometimes broth (rarely) and water. Absurd living conditions. After the war he joined the U.S. Army and stayed in a D.P. camp for 2 more years until they found a home for him. He later went to Ohio and then to California where he married my mother and had 4 children. We are blessed to have had my father share and retell some of his experiences with us about the POW camp. There are many stories he didn't share with us only because they were too painful and tramatic to retell. For more info, please email me.

Name: Rachel Andrews
Visited: Wed Feb 9 01:27:01 2005
Comments: I wasn't alive during the World War 2 but my Grandpa was. His name was David Andrews. Unfortunately, he died, from my knowledge, he was killed during the war.

Name: Eric C Foreman
Visited: Tue Feb 8 19:54:19 2005
E-Mail: campbellfor2000@yahoo.co.uk
Yes born 1938, NorthEast England
Comments: What a wonderful site you have created I have spent hours browsing around it. I will most certainly keep coming back. Keep up the excellent work and thankyou. My father served throughout WW2 in the Royal Artillery. Sadly he died in 1950, so I was unable to find out more about him or indeed get to know him.

Name: bill jolley
Visited: Tue Feb 8 18:59:58 2005
E-Mail: gunnerbill1@blueyonder.co.uk
yes, england
Comments: trying to locate any one who knew my uncle who can give me an history of his war year's, he is / was william jolley enlisted in Perth in 1941 service number 45742 d.o.b/ 24-5-1911/ or 1901,, british , was born in Wigan ,lancashire , england , got demobed in Perth in 1946 ,,,,,,,,i think he was a french polisher after his service ,

Name: becky hooton
Visited: Tue Feb 8 16:13:16 2005
E-Mail: becky_2004_wtp@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:------------------------------------------
no, england / staffordshire
Comments: I am writing about this park for a school project , as we have the same surname .

Name: janet harvey
Visited: Mon Feb 7 14:42:42 2005
E-Mail: janetharv@aol.com
Dad was a pilot, US
Comments: Did anyone know my Dad, Linus French. As a pilot, he flew 34 sucessful missions in WW11. Stationed in England, flew over France. His very proud daughter would like to hear any stories! I have quite a few pics, maybe I should post them. He just left us on Jan 20 2005. He is sorely missed.

Name: bill jolley
Visited: Sun Feb 6 00:58:29 2005
E-Mail: gunnerbill1@blueyonder.co.uk
yes,

Name: mugu
Visited: Sat Feb 5 19:37:46 2005
E-Mail: mugu@mugu.net
Comments: mugu stay away

Name: Kathleen Lee
Visited: Sat Feb 5 15:42:55 2005
E-Mail: kathleen.lee3@ntlworld.com
England
Comments: My father was in HMS Royal Arthur 1941 + His name was Alfred Lloyd Lee, known as Tansy. This site is facinating. Thank you.

Name: Darrell Millington
Visited: Fri Feb 4 18:10:18 2005
E-Mail: dmillington@cogeco.ca
No, Canada
Comments: Just looking for Millington Family members . FYI: I live near Malton Ont where Sugar's Blues(Lancaster KB864 428 squadron)and many more Lancaster's were produced. My grandfather and many more relatives worked for Avro (and subsequently McDonnell Douglas)who had a hand in building these planes.I am a History buff and have great respect for all of our brave men and women who fought in all wars!

Name: MUMUMUGU
Visited: Fri Feb 4 12:30:22 2005
E-Mail: MUMUMUGU@MUGU.COM
Home Page URL:WWWWW.MUMU.COM
NO, TOGO
Comments: I LOVE THE SITE.

Name: Bob Girardot
Visited: Fri Feb 4 08:59:03 2005
E-Mail: robert.girardot@jobcentreplus.gsi.gov.uk
Home Page URL:No-Thankfully !
England
Comments: A wonderful insight to the life some men endured as a POW during WW2. My Father was a POW I think at Marienburg. This is the first site of my search and, I couldn't have wished for a better start. Thank you very much for the people who set up and maintain this site.

Name: mugu
Visited: Wed Feb 2 14:18:18 2005
E-Mail: mugu@mugu.com
lome togo
Comments: i love this site vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv

Name: jackie heale
Visited: Tue Feb 1 12:28:32 2005
E-Mail: jackiestrand@hotmail.com
no, uk
Comments: I am looking into my family tree and my Great Uncle, warrent officer, John Skeel,air gunner, was based at Kirmington with 166 sqd. He was killed in action on 25/03/1944 and is buried in Reichswald war cemetery. Does anyone have any memories of him? Or any photos? I would love to hear from you

Name: A Herding
Visited: Mon Jan 31 17:00:10 2005
yes, britain
Comments: brilliant peice of work. keep at it

Name: Dave Hughes
Visited: Sun Jan 30 21:31:44 2005
E-Mail: djl.hughes@Tesco.net
No, North Wales
Comments: My Dad Evan Emlyn Hughes from Holyhead served in 6th Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers - sadly he passed away three years ago. Is there anyone out there who knew him?

Name: James & Janice Battaglia
Visited: Sun Jan 30 21:23:56 2005
E-Mail: battaglia@olg.com
No, US
Comments: We had the good fortune of being introduced to Quentin Bland, by our good friends Jen & Cliff Pettitt, of Geddington. We had the great pleasure of hearing Quentin's presentation on two occasions, about the history of Grafton-Underwood Field. We attended the Grafton-Underwood Memorial dedication, in uniform, in 1999, and met many of the heroic B-17 crew-members. Our visits to the area, in 1999 and 2000, remain our most fond memories.

Name: Debby Rachal
Visited: Sun Jan 30 17:04:47 2005
E-Mail: littledeb_99@hotmail.com
No-Father, Louisiana, United States of American
Comments: I am interest to find out some information while my dad served in the Army in WWII and when he was a POW.

Name: Dr. Derek B. Werner
Visited: Sun Jan 30 01:59:48 2005
E-Mail: derekbw@telus.net
Comments: Can anyone offer information concerning my father- Alfred Norman Werner---(instructor) FSTS---#34--Medicine Hat----1942-1944. After leaving R.A.F. became Senior Flight Instructor on the Comet 4B and the Trident, with B.E.A.Moved back to Medicine Hat in 1965, passed away that year. thank you, Derek B. Werner

Name: Rodger
Visited: Sat Jan 29 19:41:23 2005
E-Mail: red@gmail.com
Home Page URL:http://mesothelioma.sbn.bz
LA, USA
Comments: Great Site - really useful information!

Name: Jon R Schmunk
Visited: Sat Jan 29 19:22:57 2005
E-Mail: Fatchefjon1@aol.com
no, United States
Comments: Found your site while looking for info on my Grandfather Hugo J Bock who was kept at stalag9c after he was shot down in 1944. Thanks for the info Jon

Name: Shanta
Visited: Sat Jan 29 19:09:29 2005
E-Mail: Shanta_Sujeet@leasymail.com
No, US
Comments: Wonderful reading.

Name: gsm unlock cable
Visited: Fri Jan 28 11:41:17 2005
E-Mail: gsm@gsm-support.net
Home Page URL:http://www.gsm-support.net
Poland
Comments: Hello, a really interesting experience to visit your website

Name: Mary Ellen Barlow
Visited: Thu Jan 27 22:45:22 2005
E-Mail: hyliemorris@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:www.maryellenbarlow.com
No, USA
Comments: I enjoyed browsing this wonderful site & will, undoubtedly, be back to post photos of my dad, T/Sgt. Richard T. Barlow, engineer on B-24, The Flying Red Head. Have photos of the crew with the plane as well.

Name: Pete
Visited: Thu Jan 27 15:04:15 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@ml108.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.ML108.co.uk
No , UK
Comments: Great site and a great idea to get this information recorded before it is lost.

Name: Pete
Visited: Thu Jan 27 15:02:48 2005
E-Mail: webmaster@ml108.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.ML108.co.uk

Name: mugu
Visited: Wed Jan 26 20:06:33 2005
E-Mail: mugu@yahoo.com
yes, liberia
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Name: Rong Yuewan
Visited: Wed Jan 26 10:20:34 2005
E-Mail: RONG_YUEWAN@shovemail.com
No - too young!, UK
Comments: A great resource for reading what real people went through in the time my parents remember so well.

Name: barbara
Visited: Tue Jan 25 11:52:37 2005
E-Mail: barb870@hotmail.com
no, england
Comments: saw the old photos anyone remember a jack mason? he flew in bostons and lancasters and was a wireless operator?

Name: Robert Supina
Visited: Mon Jan 24 08:07:56 2005
E-Mail: supina@hal-pc.org
no, Comments: Nephew of Stephen J. Supina.

Name: Armand F. Boisseau Tech.5th grade
Visited: Mon Jan 24 00:40:08 2005
E-Mail: none
Home Page URL:none
yes, United States Army Field Artillery
Comments: I served both in the 172nd/941st F.A.Bns. Anyone who can help bring some clousure to my units history please write: Armand F. Boisseau 1320 Naval Ave. Brem. Wa.98337-1105 I would love to hear from anyone with knowledge of what happened to the 941st.F.A.Bn. Armand

Name: Andrea Green
Visited: Sat Jan 22 23:47:58 2005
E-Mail: rea@fsmail.net
no, England
Comments: My grandad was F/S John (Jack) Fredrick Jordan. He flew in a lancaster which, durng july 25th 1944 was in a collision which resulted in the plane losing it's port tail and fin. Dad has a photo of the plane flying in this condition with two US fighters in the background. Does anybody have any memories of this. He was based at Bardney with 9 squadron. Thank you

Name: Iris (nee Jones) Simantel
Visited: Fri Jan 21 22:19:05 2005
E-Mail: billiris@ipa.net
Yes , England
Comments: I lived in Dagenham and was evacuated to South Wales. I now live in America and belong to a chat group of World War II evacuees on Yahoo. We are having a gathering of ex-evacuees in Las Vegas this year October 2nd through 6th. If anyone is interested they can contact me. It would be fun to meet more evacuees and to exchange stories and reminiscences. We have folks some coming from Austrailia and the UK too. Anyone out there from Dagenham? Looking for Johnny and Eileen Harvey who lived on Maxey Road.

Name: bertie evans
Visited: Thu Jan 20 19:23:08 2005
E-Mail: julie.rodgers5@btinternet.com
yes, england
Comments: i was evacuated in 1939 and returned to the isle of dogs in 1942/3 just in time for the blitz, ha. ha. i think my mother just missed us to much and decided to take her chances. im glad she did because i have some wonderfull memories of our family and friends all pulling together and a very strong sense of unity, which im afraid that in this day and age just does not exist. im glad i experianced ww2. REMEMBER.

Name: dolly gill
Visited: Thu Jan 20 01:01:37 2005
E-Mail: dollygill@fastmail.fm
no, usa
Comments: cool site.

Name: Robert M urray
Visited: Tue Jan 18 23:12:52 2005
E-Mail: rob5ygmurray@supanet.com
no, Comments: my father was in ww2 as bomber pilot ,keeping air fields such as this open is marvellous - lets hope the future generations learn something from the sacrifices they all made

Name: m.bailey
Visited: Mon Jan 17 02:42:45 2005
E-Mail: baileysicream@webtv.net
Home Page URL:msn.
yes yes, canada
Comments: i think of ww 2 as a special time in my long life, i was married to dr. in medical corp. had a greatest friend who was pow at stalag 8b,raf.sqn,115. my 3rd,was in the british navy for over 6 years.lost some of my school mates.so i live on with my loved ones gone, some long gone but not forgotten not even for a day god bless them all;

Name: john
Visited: Sat Jan 15 14:29:07 2005
E-Mail: john@dwatch.de
Comments: great site

Name: jule
Visited: Sat Jan 15 14:28:52 2005
E-Mail: julianospamann@dwatch.de
Comments: nice page

Name: robert tully
Visited: Sat Jan 15 12:41:06 2005
E-Mail: tullystramore@hotmail.com
no, lreland
Comments: my grandfather sydney rayfield D.S.M. served on the nigeria . He served on the russian convoys and too malta. Has any one any memories of him. Regards robert tully

< Name: Rebecca King
Visited: Fri Jan 14 11:14:07 2005
E-Mail: rebecca.king@pinguinfoods.co.uk
No, United Kingdom
Comments: Submitted a picture on behalf of my Dad who served in WWII.

Name: L.A.C Marshall M.A R269558
Visited: Thu Jan 13 18:52:03 2005
E-Mail: geehaw@telus.net
Yes, Canada
Comments: Was Stationed At Ucluelet B.C 1943,44 Then To Pat Bay.

Name: Hettie Bywater
Visited: Wed Jan 12 19:48:17 2005
E-Mail: art.attic@virgin.net
no, England
Comments: I am only 10 years old, but my Mum found this site, because I am doing a project at school on world war two, and this has been lots of help Thank you Hettie

Name: Wendy
Visited: Mon Jan 10 21:11:28 2005
E-Mail: lil_wendy007@yahoo.ca
No, Canada
Comments: This is all very interesting and makes it easier for me to understand the feelings of the children that did live through this war. Thanks for all the work put into this site!

Name: E Neal Chancellor
Visited: Mon Jan 10 20:31:17 2005
E-Mail: echance007@aol.com
no, USA
Comments: I am the nephew of Roy L. Chancellor. He died on Jan 1, 1945 returing from a bombing run over Germany. The AC went down over the North Sea. The exact cause of the lost was never known. He was with the 306th, 369th Squadron. His pilot was 1st LtRobert D. Stewart.

Name: guy man
Visited: Mon Jan 10 16:02:37 2005
E-Mail: mugu@maga.com
no, usa
Comments: nice site, keep it up!!

Name: Lester Stenner
Visited: Mon Jan 10 12:15:31 2005
E-Mail: lester@stenner40.fsnet.co.uk
1941-1945, England
Comments: Excellent site with lots of information. Lived in Lincoln during the war, father stationed at Waddington, Swinderby, Skellingthorpe and Coningsby.

< Name: Brian Haynes
Visited: Mon Jan 10 00:01:08 2005
E-Mail: brain_pamh@hotmail.com
yes, england
Comments: I was a JPEM ( fore and aft rig?) I ended up in landingcraft .. the mk4 823 and the mk8 s 4037 and 4042.I was at HMS ROSNEATH ,HMS DUKE,HMS APPLEDORE,HMS VERNON .. all in my H O time Feb 1945 to July 1947...PMX 739377 and DJX was towed on an LCI from So'ton to POOLE by a small naval TID(tug)..... quite a lot for a short time !!(not that sort !) Having had polio with subsequent memory loss I am still trying to piece my naval career together...The MALVERN council came up trumps with newspaper cuttings which covered my time at HMS DUKE I now trrying to find out when I was at the GRAND HOTEL in the New Forest !!!! anyone remember me pse?

Name: Brian Haynes
Visited: Sun Jan 9 23:57:14 2005
E-Mail: brain_pamh@hotmail.com
yes, england
Comments: I was a JPEM ( foe and aft rig?) I ended up in landingcraft .. the mk4 823 and the mk8 s 4037 and 4042.I was at HMS ROSNEATH ,HMS DUKE,HMS APPLEDORE,HMS VERNON .. all in my H O time Feb 1945 to July 1947...PMX 739377 and DJX was towed on an LCI from So'ton to POOLE by a small naval TID(tug)..... quite a lot for a short time !!(not that sort !)

Name: dave pendrill
Visited: Fri Jan 7 22:31:32 2005
E-Mail: jpendrill@aol.com
Home Page URL:none
No, England
Comments: this is a great sight, I am looking for any one who knows about the anti aircraft gun sights in Richmond park london W,W,2. my father Edward (Ted) Pendrill was stationed there during his service in the royal artillery, mainly at Penponds in the park if anyone could help with information, pictures or unit posted there.please contact me at jpendrill@aol.com

Name: terry ruble
Visited: Fri Jan 7 21:32:30 2005
usa
Comments: My fathers name is marion ruble [buck] and he was a pow in stalag x1b camp. dad was 88 on the 1st of jan. he still has a good sharp mind, but had a stroke and is in ohio valley manor now. enjoyed this site thanks

Name: pierre
Visited: Tue Jan 4 15:15:07 2005
Home Page URL:http://www.mes-sonneries-samsung.magikmobi
france
Comments: You're website looks very good, it was a pleasure to be on you're. Keep on the good work :-)

Name: sue cranmer
Visited: Mon Jan 3 16:35:02 2005
E-Mail: suecranmer@onetel.com
no, uk
Comments: does anyone remember victor george baker from squadron 434 (bluenose) ?

Name: Balalaika
Visited: Sun Jan 2 21:20:59 2005
E-Mail: Balalaika@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.san-pietroburgo.info/
atlantide, atlantide
Comments: Happy new year my friends, from http://www.san-pietroburgo.info/

Name: sam
Visited: Thu Dec 30 14:51:24 2004
Home Page URL:http://gallery126025.fotopic.net/
no, uk
Comments: very helpful, lots of information and images

Name: Wedd
Visited: Wed Dec 29 20:13:35 2004
E-Mail: eder@mail.com
Home Page URL:http://ultra.nicheservers.com/buy_ultram/
USA
Comments: Thanks for helpful information!

Name: Balalaika
Visited: Wed Dec 29 11:35:29 2004
E-Mail: Balalaika@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:http://www.san-pietroburgo.info/
atlantide, atlantide
Comments: Tankyou all people from Russia with love! http://www.san-pietroburgo.info/

Name: Patricia McLean
Visited: Wed Dec 29 05:07:45 2004
E-Mail: trishmclean@xtra.co.nz
no, new zealand
Comments: my father was in prison camp in germany - will find out more information and send it to you

Name: Les Olszewski
Visited: Tue Dec 28 22:29:36 2004
E-Mail: leso5@tiscali.co.uk
no, Comments: My dad was with 300 squadron working as an airframe fitter on Wellingtons. He also was at Ingham and finished at Faldingworth on Lancasters. In between he worked with other polish units on Hurricanes and Spitfires (his favourite). Went to Blackpool on arrival to the UK for RAF training and learning the language. Met my mum at the Tower ballroom and eventually I was the result. There must be others with a similar story. I would like to know thme - please write. PS low cost flights from Liverpool John Lennon to Katowice and Krakow now available. Mine's booked - go on and do it !

Name: james twitty
Visited: Tue Dec 28 18:42:39 2004
E-Mail: clarkysimpson@tiscali.co.uk
yes pow@stalag 4b,

Name: Henry L. Flower
Visited: Wed Dec 22 02:10:29 2004
E-Mail: hollygolihjtly@ispwest.com
YES, USA
Comments: I was stationed at Abbots Ripton/Alconbury during the war. 5th Depot Repair Squad. I played a lot of craps while I was there. I Remember walking out of a bomb shelter after an air raid with $700. Back then it was a lot of moola. I was on a roll!!!!! Bombs were dropping but the dice were hopping. Thanks guys! Henry (Hank) Flower

Name: Mark Brown
Visited: Tue Dec 21 12:41:43 2004
E-Mail: markbrown2474657@aol.com
No, Northern Ireland
Comments: Please contact me if you served or know about someone who served in Londonderry, Northern Ireland during WW2. Especially the all Navy personnel who participated in The Battle of the Atlantic, the Escort patrols and anybody witnessing the Harbouring (Surrender of the U Boats).

Name: tonya Johnson
Visited: Thu Dec 16 13:16:21 2004
E-Mail: none
Home Page URL:none
no, salen ny

Name: Rolmar75@aol.com
Visited: Thu Dec 16 00:32:53 2004
Home Page URL:Yes
U.S.A., Comments: Hello, I wondered if anyone remembers when the Germans tried to locate the radio receiver the Brits had in Stalag 1V b at Muhlberg ,Germany. I was a POW there in 1944, later shipped to Stalag 3B. Roland Hiles Co.L 357th Inf. 90th Div.u.S.A. They hid the radio in the bass fiddle which was part of a small band of musicians in the camp.

Name: Debbie Falcon
Visited: Tue Dec 14 05:29:28 2004
E-Mail: mffalcon@cox.net
no, USA
Comments: My grandfather was a pow in WWII. He was in division 106, infantry regiment 422, and company I. He was in stalag 9b in bad orb. wondering if anyone might have known him his name was Curmon Hodge and he was older than most of the guys there. 36 years old.

Name: Harry Wintemberg
Visited: Mon Dec 13 01:29:53 2004
E-Mail: harrywintberg@webtv.net
yes, USA
Comments: Served wth 87th Infantry Division through Europe following a one month stay in Knutsford.

Name: Jim Hennessey
Visited: Mon Dec 13 00:05:54 2004
E-Mail: ND-JimHennessey@webtv.net
Yes, Bayonne N.J. U.S.A.
Comments: Very informative web-site-Thank You-Good Luck. WW2-Vet-Co.E.-345th-Regt-87th- Golden Acorn-Inf.Div.- Gen.Patton's-3rd-Army

Name: ralph edwards
Visited: Sun Dec 12 21:30:42 2004
E-Mail: ralphies64@hotmail.com
no, britain
Comments: i alpologise for my spelling mistakes i ment to say world war two and my mum joined up not long after war was declared she had notes put through my grans door calling her a coward aven tho war had just been declared she also worked on early radar and told me all the things she had too do to be able to apply meaning the tests ect

Name: ralph edwards
Visited: Sun Dec 12 21:28:27 2004
E-Mail: ralphies64@hotmail.com
no, britain
Comments: My mum was a corprol acting sgt in wrold war tow she was based with the 579 heavy ack ack battery in grove park in brockly among other places, she went to fance three weeks after d-day and was eventually in germmany she was constantly telling me stories when she was based in antwerp diring the doodle bug raids and was herself injured a few times her name then was corp jane rennie and came from peterhead north east scotland .

Name: Robert Lanz
Visited: Sun Dec 12 06:03:49 2004
E-Mail: n4isl@iglou.com
Home Page URL:http://members.iglou.com/n4isl/
yes , USA
Comments: Thanks for including me on you mailing list of WW Two Memorial. I found it very interesting since I was involved it that war. I was captured and taken prisoner during the Battle of the Bulge. I was liberated by the British Army after four months of internment.

Name: Des Evans
Visited: Fri Dec 10 19:25:30 2004
E-Mail: des@desandjean.freeserve.co.uk
Home Page URL:http://www.97squadronassociation.co.uk
yes, England and in Malta
Comments: Excellent site. Enjoyed browsing through it. . No 9 Squadron has a soft spot with me although I never served with them. I was a Flight/Mech Engines with 97 Squadron at BOURN and Coningsby. My Sipper at Coningsby came from 54 base but wa I believe Bombing leader on raids to Berlin while he was with 9 Squadron. He was Wing Commander " Ted " Porter DFC and Bar. A Lovely guy and I was proud to work for him on his lancaster. Sadly he was killed in action on August 16th/17th 1944 attacking as Master Bomber the canal areas in Stettin. That night he took a scratch Crew as he had returned from leave a couple of days early. I am pleased to say I am in touch with his original Navigator and Bomb Aimer who both live in Canada. I hope whoever reads this will have a look at us on our Website which is listed above. Best of luck and good wishes Des ex 97 1943/45

Name: Lauran
Visited: Fri Dec 10 19:18:36 2004
No, England
Comments: Very good website. Yes. Good information

Name: Andrew Gibson
Visited: Fri Dec 10 15:28:57 2004
E-Mail: info@etc-systems.com
No, Northern Ireland
Comments: Any details about northern ireland during war?

Name: Steve Brown
Visited: Mon Dec 6 01:22:45 2004
E-Mail: SteveB539@aol.com
No, USA
Comments: My great Uncle, Philip R. Sheridan, Tech. 5 US Army captured by German forces during the Battle of the Bulge and taken to Stalag 4B, Muhlberg Sachsen 1944 where he remained until the end of the war...God Bless our veterans!!

Name: Warren
Visited: Fri Dec 3 21:11:56 2004
E-Mail: alternativeanswer@hotmail.com
No, Comments: Can anyone help me with any info regarding Thomas William Llewellyn, Born East Stonehouse Devon, 14-5-1913, His Royal Navy number was O.N. CH/X20139. He was a petty officer. He either joined the Royal Navy or he was seconded from the Merchant navy at the start of the war in 1939.He was in the Merchant navy at some stage before the war hence the O.N.at the start of his RN number.He was demobbed in 1946.He died January 20th 1996 in NZ.We know he was in Scapa Flow in 1939 when HMS Royal Oak was sank by a German U Boat, and he was in Portland in 1943-1944 then in Gibralta 1945- 1946,but don't know any of the ships he was on.Ithink they may have been supply ships.He was also torpedoed and spent 17 days in a life boat and washed up somewhere on the coast of Ireland,that was probably around 1940-1942. His mothers' maiden name was Annie Laurie DoveLL.If we can get his records they may say who his father was. Hope i'm not asking too much of you to do this only I coming up against brick walls everytime I try to get information about him.

Name: lauren
Visited: Tue Nov 30 15:55:30 2004
E-Mail: funnylol@hotmail.com
Home Page URL:google
no, england

Name: Brandon Kolybaba
Visited: Mon Nov 29 04:31:26 2004
E-Mail: brandon@DynamicASP.com
Home Page URL:http://www.concilio.ca/445/index.php
No, Canada
Comments: Hello, I made a website for the Canadian 427 Lion Squadron. It maps out the flight paths they took over a 3 year period that some may find interesting. http://www.concilio.ca/445/index.php

Name: B.J. Walker
Visited: Sat Nov 27 22:59:37 2004
E-Mail: bjwalker@grandecom.net

Name: Danny Haszard
Visited: Wed Nov 24 23:42:47 2004
E-Mail: Rollingthunderboywonder@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:http://www.DannyHaszard.com
In spirit, USA
Comments: Thanks for the reflections.You all stand and deliver a touch of class you are true grit 5 stars and rising,shine on.Best regards,Danny Haszard Bangor Maine USA

Name: c.cadden
Visited: Tue Nov 23 21:48:14 2004
E-Mail: cgreen:kidzdobounce.co.uk
no, england
Comments: What a great site, some very interesting stories. I am looking for any information on relatives killed in world wars 1 and 2. My great uncle .Private Herbert or Henry Cadden 265870,2nd/7th battallion,Royal Warwickshire Regiment.Died April 9th 1917.Husband od Mrs M.L.Cadden,42 Freeth Street,Coventry.I think he is buried at Chappelle Cemetery ,Holnon. Also,Lance Corporal Walter Henry Cadden, 5379131,6th battallion,Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry. Died 6th May 1944,aged 34yrs. I think he is buried in Rangoon. My youngest uncle/Lance Corporal,John (Jack) Cadden. 5111435,1/6th battallion,The Queens Royal Regiment(West Surrey) Died 6th September1944,aged 24yrs.He is buried at Schoonselhof Cemetery. I would like to know of anyone that may have known anything about any of them-or their regiments-as all I know is a few details from my late father. Anything at all would be greatly appreciated.

Name: Miss Jolene Anne Giroux
Visited: Mon Nov 22 13:12:37 2004
E-Mail: LAdy2you55@aol.com
U.S.A., Comments: I sent an e-mail this moring: but this is the correction my Uncle was Mr. Frank Baker, and U.S. Air Force belly gunner on a B-17, was shot down and held prisoner of war during that time at Stalag 5, that's all it says on the letter issued by the U.S. Is there any records on him on your files? Thank you for your time.

Name: Pauline Braaksma
Visited: Mon Nov 22 05:15:02 2004
E-Mail: pauline_braaksma@msn.com
Home Page URL:no,but mother and father did .
Canada, Looking for anyone who new Doug Skinner
Comments: Looking for anyone who remembers 2 NZ boys Douglas H. Skinner #42342 and James Trott #42343 of the RNZAF who trained at Dafoe , Saskatchewan and at McDonald , Manitoba . Grad at Royal Alexander Hotel in Wpg. Oct. 1942. I have a picture of a group which includes my mother Dorothy Orum , Doug Skinner , James Trott , Snow Wilson Irving Wick and a friend of my mom's , Pearl and several others .Does anyone remember any of these fellows? Jim was over in England with the 75th Squadron , I think ?! And Doug ended up in Ceylon with the 160 Squadron . He lost his life in an air accident May 6 , 1944 near Ceylon . But Jim returned to NZ after the war.

Name: Colin Maryan
Visited: Sun Nov 21 11:23:07 2004
E-Mail: colinmaryan73@aol.com
Home Page URL:P.O.Ws in Newgate Street
Yes, Great Britain
Comments: I was eight years old when ww2 started, my Dad moved us from London to escape the Blitz, we moved to a village near Cuffley Hertfordshire, the village was hit by a Landmine demolishing a group of houses, then a Prisoner of War camp was built, this housed German P.O.Ws, the germans made us wooden toys, we got on quite well with them. Then the Italian P.O.W.s came in, they worked on the Farms, the Village was called Newgate Street, I don`t think it is listed anywhere. Colin

Name: sveta
Visited: Sat Nov 20 22:40:18 2004
Comments: Cao

Name: Neil
Visited: Fri Nov 19 21:43:23 2004
E-Mail: neil3045@hotmail.com
nope, im cornish, through and through
Comments: As an employee at Treginegar farm, which, as you know is the ex-H.M.S Vulture camp, I have always been very keen on learning more about the history of the camp. Although derelict, many of the buildings are still standing, mainly to house our cattle and bails. Although fairly useful the pictures provided on this site are relatively recent and therefore i pass the location in which they were took most days. If any pictures of HMS Vulture, or a little later, HMS Vulture are stored on your computer, id be very grateful if you could send them to: neil3045@hotmail.com. thankyou for reading this, also great site, keep it going. thanks!

< Name: Stanley A.Surber
Visited: Thu Nov 18 23:21:07 2004
E-Mail: sas49@yahoo.com
USA
Comments: I am signing the guest book for my Dad who was a POW at Stalag 2B.His unit was F Company 157 Inf 45 Inf.Div.He passed away May 28th 1989.

Name: Matthew Palmer
Visited: Tue Nov 16 20:03:24 2004
E-Mail: matthew.palmer8@btinternet.com
no , England
Comments: This site is fantastic . Due to this site i have spocken to a chap from Florida who new my grandfather Des Jones. They served together onboard HMS Sirius. There has also bean a chap called James Robinson who,s father served on the Sirius aswell , he sent me some incredable pictuers of wich my grandfather was on one of them. This is all down to the Wartime meories project. Thank you very much Matthew Palmer.

Name: Mark Brotherton
Visited: Tue Nov 16 02:34:41 2004
E-Mail: Brothmark2003@yahoo.com
Home Page URL:www.8thcontrails.com
No, USA
Comments: See current photos of the 8th Air Force bases in England in the photo gallaires at www.8thcontrails.com Cheers Mark

Name: geoff roberts
Visited: Mon Nov 15 21:10:47 2004
E-Mail: geoffian@yahoo.com
no, yorkshire ENGLAND
Comments: wonderfull site so many memeories of so many heroes they will not be forgotten

Name: maureen redhead
Visited: Sun Nov 14 23:06:17 2004
E-Mail: mojo7104@yahoo.com
no, scotland
Comments: My Grandfather Edward Redhead born Newcastle 1919 died Scotland 1980 was a POW, I have little info anf would like to authenticate what I have, apparantly went to war on the Queen Mary, was in the Desert then captured in the Agean Sea and POW in Italy - any info gratefully received

Name: Bill Yoder
Visited: Fri Nov 12 20:10:34 2004
E-Mail: bill.yoder@york.com
no, USA
Comments: My father, William ( Bill ) Yoder was with 8th Infantry Div, 28th Reg, Bn 2, CO C. He was captured the beginning of Nov. 1944 and was at Stalug 4B until April 45. He was 30 years old and from Pennsylvania USA. A coal miner before entering the ARMY. He passed away when I was 20 and I never learned enough about his life. Bill Yoder

Name: NNAMDI COLINS
Visited: Fri Nov 12 18:51:31 2004
E-Mail: OBASANJO@YAHOO.COM
NO, HOLLAND
Comments: THOUGH I DIDNT EXPERIENCE IT,BUT THEY STORY IS VERY AGONISING...

Name: David Osborn
Visited: Fri Nov 12 14:06:10 2004
E-Mail: dosbornthegables@aol.com
no, U K
Comments: My Father George William Osborn served in the second world war, he was a gunner I believe and spent some time in Egypt. He also had two brothers John Osborn and Ernest Osborn. Any information regarding this family would be of help. Many thanks David Osborn

Name: Dr. Jones
Visited: Wed Nov 10 20:26:51 2004
E-Mail: Dr_Jones@alexandria.cc
no, UK
Comments: Great site, well done!

Name: Hugh Adamson
Visited: Wed Nov 10 04:05:56 2004
E-Mail: hadms557@aol.com
yes, northern ireland
Comments: I jioned the army in my sixtenth year 1940 until the summer of 46,during that time I served with the Royal Ulster Rifles in the gliders,I then went to the 2nd Bn paras in north africa also Sicily and Italy was taken prisoner in Sicily but escaped,was wounded and taken prisoner again at a place called Arnhem in Holland and spent the rest of the war in a stalag,would not have missed it when I look back at it all.

Name: gregg leverentz
Visited: Tue Nov 9 23:47:26 2004
E-Mail: gleverentz@yahoo.com
Comments: Thank you for this site. I am putting together my family tree, and you have helped me learn much more about a very special and imporntant time in my family's life

Name: JOANNE
Visited: Tue Nov 9 13:32:15 2004
Comments: THIS WEBSITE HELPED ME ALOT FOR MY SCHOOL PROJECT ON EVACUATION. THANKS ALOT.

Name: jonathan grobler
Visited: Mon Nov 8 17:45:11 2004
E-Mail: grobler@grobler.karoo.co.uk
Comments: my late father was prisoner in stalag 4g (bohlen) south of leipzig until being liberated by the americans in may 1945. I would be interested in any photo's of this camp , or if anyone was there & knew my father , his name was Peter Paul Grobler ( prisoner Number 12787 ) of the second south african signal corps

Name: Joe Sanford
Visited: Sat Nov 6 20:11:54 2004
E-Mail: jsanford1@cfl.rr.com
yes, USA Italy Germany
Comments: Was in the North compound with those great young men of the RAF.

Name: EZEGO
Visited: Sat Nov 6 15:39:56 2004
E-Mail: ezego@ezego.com
lome
Comments: I found this extremely helpful for my project on WW2 thanks very much.

Name: Alberto Gattone
Visited: Fri Nov 5 21:33:02 2004
E-Mail: gattone@lycos.co.uk
yes, Comments: A great site that makes a rich old fool like me very happy

Name: Elizabeth Fox
Visited: Fri Nov 5 16:26:26 2004
E-Mail: willbridge2004@yahoo.co.uk
no, Scotland
Comments: I am looking for any info from any pow who knew my uncle Wiliam Mooney. He was in the Gordon and Sutherland Highlanders and was captured at Dunkirk. He spent all of the war as a prisoner, I have only one postcard that he sent to his parents from the camp. Sadley my uncle died in 1970. He was the second eldest of 9 childrens, and came from Barrhead in Glasgow.

Name: Kevin Phillips
Visited: Wed Nov 3 10:00:40 2004
E-Mail: Kevin@artsmagic.co.uk
No, Wales
Comments: As a film maker i really think it's important to keep our history alive with the memories of these brave people, without them we wouldn't be here. Well done to the sites creators!!

Name: paul lambert
Visited: Tue Nov 2 09:50:15 2004
E-Mail: gibson55@tesco.net
no, england
Comments: My dad Gordon Lambert served in the 6th airborne division royal engineers in the 2nd world war, anyone remember him. Also his brother Aubrey served in the 41st royal tank regiment, he died in North Africa in 1943 and is buried in Tripoli war cemetery. I dedicate this message to both of them.

Name: David H Lippman
Visited: Mon Nov 1 17:02:45 2004
E-Mail: dhlippman@juno.com
Home Page URL:www.usswashington.com/dl_index.htm
No , United Kingdom, United States
Comments: Terrific web page indeed. I'm looking forward to going through it. I'll have to include some of my mother's memories of growing up in the Blitz.

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