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"Joe" Goldsmith no8 Commando and 1st SAS
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<blockquote data-quote="Doug Goldsmith" data-source="post: 43096" data-attributes="member: 3828"><p>Sam,</p><p>I think the photo I have with the Arab Legion was in fact taken in Syria.</p><p>Fred was obviously with my dad in B squadron Ist SAS during the days leading up to his death. Do you happen to know whose patrol he was in at that time? My dad's patrol was led by a Lt Poat. They went out from a place in the desert. called Bir ...? on 14th January 1943 to attack the Germans/Italians in an area the other side of Tripoli. What happened I don't know but he was one of the few lucky ones to come back alive. Could Fred have been in the same patrol?</p><p></p><p>Doug</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Doug Goldsmith, post: 43096, member: 3828"] Sam, I think the photo I have with the Arab Legion was in fact taken in Syria. Fred was obviously with my dad in B squadron Ist SAS during the days leading up to his death. Do you happen to know whose patrol he was in at that time? My dad's patrol was led by a Lt Poat. They went out from a place in the desert. called Bir ...? on 14th January 1943 to attack the Germans/Italians in an area the other side of Tripoli. What happened I don't know but he was one of the few lucky ones to come back alive. Could Fred have been in the same patrol? Doug [/QUOTE]
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