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Hi
Victor Henry Lusted was an uncle of mine, brother to my father Reginald Ernest Edward Lusted (who was a "key" communications man during WW II.
Attached are some images of Victor Henty Lusted, which you may place on your website.
I did not know of uncle Vic's bravery?....was a good read.....and proud of him....Lest we forget!!

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Bob
I have also been researching the Defence Platoon as the men seem to have previously served in the SAS Regt.
Asher

Hi John, Sir.
I had to change internet service provider in 2014. I am currently with Utility Warehouse. My previous computer, with so much research stored on it about my grandfather Lt. Colonel Jimmy Magee, Knight of Malta, 21 Ind, Co and 22 Ind Co as company commander, after being commissioned in 1943, was hacked into with an agressive destructive virus, which in spite of all attempts, had to be decommissioned carefully, although I did save some information on a disk. I am glad the photo from IWM Paradata at Hardwick Hall in 1942 is still on this site. Is it possible you still have the excellent article you wrote, based on information I supplied in 2013? I have had some murmers from my family, less informed about Grandad's life, but I spent a lot of time with him, and with his friends in the UDR etc, with whom he served as 2Ic 10 UDR Belfast, between 1977 and 1981, when he retired completely as a Lt. Colonel

Hello Matte, I am still writing my book on Operation Pistol - send me your email and I will send to you some information. M father was also part of the Multo Stanco group photograph. SQMS J Alcock 2 SAS. My email is ggalcock@btinternet.com