Louise Burnell's latest activity
By Brian Moynahan
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.I'm going to Spain for a few weeks today and won't be using the internet much. So there will be a delay in responding to any messages. I...
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.What did you teach them Graham? Did you also serve in some capacity? Or are you a teacher?
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Lyes exactly that - in my case I was able tonight to link one of my father's oral stories to a mission called PEGASUS 2 in Holland - look...
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LI can see my father John Alcock on the front row -third in from the right side - Graham Alcock
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LLord John Manners is in the front row of the group photo with his beret pushed back - I taught two of his female relatives.
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.This is a book my Dad showed me yesterday. My Grandfather C A Mitchell is seated in the middle near the front of the 1946 reunion photo...
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.I was a bit wary about uploading photos with swastikas in them but I'm assuming the members of this group will understand the context of...
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LHi Louise, Many thanks for posting the photos, absolutely superb. I think Graham is suggesting that when you get your grandfather’s...
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.Hi Graham, Thank you for your message and helpful advice. Just wondering what you mean by safer ground? Following your advice I have...
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LLouise Burnell replied to the thread 2 SAS 1943 - 1945.Hi Graham, Thank you for your message and helpful advice. Just wondering what you mean by safer ground? Following your advice I have...
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LYou would be on safer ground to request his service record from Army Records at Glasgow - it will take a year for these to come through...
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LHi Louise, Thanks for your replies. No I never had a relative who served in the SAS, just an interest in the SAS during World War Two...
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LHi Louise, You're welcome. Other than the Military Medal, your grandfather would certainly have been entitled to a 1939/45 Star, Italy...
