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Brian E
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A relative William Richardson was in the Army:his service number is 112864.
How do I find his regiment?

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Hi Brian.

I am unsure of this I have never served in the armed forces, but I assume that this site could be of use?


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if you have any medals the soldiers regiment/unit is sometimes printed on the side (where the latin is on a normal coin)
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Thanks for the help so far.

Much appreciated.

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Post by Shoulderholster »

Hi Brian
If your relative served during WW2 that number is part of a block that was issued to the RASC.
Hope that gives you a starting place.
Take care mate.
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