Funny that the S Company Baboon now gets mention, From this spings three names Tom McGee, Cunliffe (chippie) and Brum Seebourne. Christmas 1963 at Dhala I was on guard when the court matial of a certain Baboon took place. Brum Seebourne had accused the babbon of breaking into his locker and stealing...

Funny that the S Company Baboon now gets mention, From this spings three names Tom McGee, Cunliffe (chippie) and Brum Seebourne. Christmas 1963 at Dhala I was on guard when the court matial of a certain Baboon took place. Brum Seebourne had accused the babbon of breaking into his locker and stealing...

I can only remember the camp across the road being called BP camp. Falaise Camp was the one further up the road past Silent Valley. The Tankies were across the road from us. Falaise was situated just before going onto the desert and Royal used to man the end of road post out there a bit of a grind o...

I can only remember the camp across the road being called BP camp. Falaise Camp was the one further up the road past Silent Valley. The Tankies were across the road from us. Falaise was situated just before going onto the desert and Royal used to man the end of road post out there a bit of a grind o...

Bob it seems that everyone comes up with the same rank for this guy when he left the Corps and that is Sgt. I spoke to one of our Senior Citzen PTIs the other day who remembered him as Sgt in the Suez Zone, a flash git and a bit of a smoothie was a term also used used. As for his knighthood in relat...

Bob it seems that everyone comes up with the same rank for this guy when he left the Corps and that is Sgt. I spoke to one of our Senior Citzen PTIs the other day who remembered him as Sgt in the Suez Zone, a flash git and a bit of a smoothie was a term also used used. As for his knighthood in relat...

As I said in my post to Bob Bell I came across a lot of Walters in my last job in the Corps. SAS were pretty popular, If every so called member of the SAS who has told me they were on that balcony, the thing would have collapsed under the weight of them and the bus they would have needed to get ther...

As I said in my post to Bob Bell I came across a lot of Walters in my last job in the Corps. SAS were pretty popular, If every so called member of the SAS who has told me they were on that balcony, the thing would have collapsed under the weight of them and the bus they would have needed to get ther...

The name Charlie Mather now rings a bell - I think he was was a PTI and in the Judo world was a big oppo of Major Duffy Dowton who served in DCGRM (1973) This Mather was the manager of a singer called Lovelace Watkins back then and he certainly did not have a Sir in his title. I can remember we all ...

The name Charlie Mather now rings a bell - I think he was was a PTI and in the Judo world was a big oppo of Major Duffy Dowton who served in DCGRM (1973) This Mather was the manager of a singer called Lovelace Watkins back then and he certainly did not have a Sir in his title. I can remember we all ...

Yorkie (or is it Jerome)
Noticed in your reunion message about Geordie Coxon crossing the bar - Sad news, a good oppo who I lost touch with some years ago and one I kept thinking that I must trace and get in touch with. Hope you are well and good luck in your re-union.

Dolly