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Has significant international research collaborations within the Rheumatic Heart Disease Community and within the Cardiovascular Community. Thank you, Les another great memorial done by you for Syd on this site page 4 keep up the good work mate the Orange Lilys need you mate Derek and Hazel. John Micallef Sunday, 20 June Reminds me of when my older brother phoned me at three in the morning from Australia to say goodbye as he was not expecting to last the day. He died a few hours later. Must admit I was rather stuck what to say to him.
At least my other brother was there with him, so he didn't die alone. I normally refuse to post about the 1st Bn. He had lung disease from which he had been suffering for some time.
Doctors informed him that he had lost the fight for life, but made his last hours comfortable by sedating him. That is so powerful, that further words fail me. Hope you and yours are keeping safe and healthy. Thanks for the update, Dave Well worth a look, as a lot are unpublished.
Thanks again to Doug in Canada. At Your Service Les. Dave Tilley Wednesday, 16 June I have stood down as Chairman of the Chichester Branch Royal Sussex , i will remain a branch member but take no part in any future organisations of branch activities. I will remain Chairperson of the Chichester Branch Queens Regiment and keep every one informed of any military news or updates i hear regards Dave Bones Tilley.
Bob B Saturday, 05 June Mike Sinden Friday, 04 June Well done Les, keep it going. Great interesting message board. Eric Hensby Tuesday, 01 June I particularly hope you can do the long reveille which I found to be one of the hardest calls to play. Regards, Eric. Please go and have a listen! Nothing can take us back, as much as this music! I plan to post the remainder of all Regimental Bugle Calls in due course. Stay focused - Have a good listen - Keep moving the 35th of Foot!
It can be found at the following link - Not only for Drummers! Our website has recieved an Email from the long lost Ian McLeod. Please email me for his contact, if required. Thanks, Mac! Another gripping, personal story for you Always at your service with the 35th!
Brian Thursday, 20 May I was about to post the samr, Thanks, Brian Which Brian, Please? From Dave Tilleys post on the other website. A big thank you to James who owns the George who has given us the pub, no public that day only veterans and partners so covid friendly, give me heads up if possible regards Dave. Mario Sunday, 16 May Received this from Alasdair Goulden about the battle of Albuera if anyone is interested to watch.
I would like to draw attention to a podcast on the Battle of Albuera to be broadcast on Youtube and other outlets on 16 May. Mike Sinden Thursday, 13 May Hi Lads I am still up but not running around as I used to. Well done Les for all the info, and those that place items on this great site. Stay Safe and Take Care lads.
Wednesday, 12 May Dilly Wednesday, 12 May I muddied the waters a bit with reference to the government. Johnny mercer mp seems to be one of the few mps who seems to be on our side,being a ex dropshort rupert that he is. The way veterans generally have been let down is a disgrace. Its about as believable as adams never being in the ira. General dannett was on tv yesterday and stood up for the army ,against a biased BBC reporter.
The only way governtment listen to people is if they cause trouble,blm,extension rebellion etc,unfortunately the vast majority of law abiding people get kicked to the side.
Not strictly true les Those that were in the province at the time will know we were dispersed over several sites during that period. Some of us attached to this area and received letters. Thanks for your input, lads! All those killed declared "Innocent bystanders" by the court - What a joke!
Tuesday, 11 May That all sounds great Ross, look forward to catching up with you all. Best wishes, take care and keep safe. RossP Tuesday, 11 May Brilliant idea Joe, we could all meet up for lunch. Yes, Doug and Jean stay with us, then they go and visit his family. Best wishes Joe, stay safe and take good care.
Hi Doug, Good to hear from you. It would have been great to see you and Jean if you had been able to travel and visit the UK in June. Do you stay with Ross? If so we could possibly get together in September? All being well and travel restrictions are lifted. Take care. All the best Joe A. In case you missed it! The biggest collection on the World Web I hope you enjoy watching those! Doug Jones Monday, 10 May Well done Joe - Wish I could be there in June.
We are still planning on September if we are allowed to travel by then. Joe A Monday, 10 May Great to hear from you Joe, and keeping us up to date with Dave, it was only good times with him in Lemgo. All the Best eddie.
Monday, 10 May Hi Ross, good to hear from you. I hope you and Megan are both keeping well. We all hope to be meeting up again sometime in June, if you both would like to join us it would be great to see you.
It is very sad to see Dave as his illness progresses and we remember how he used to be. He was quite upbeat yesterday and seemed quite happy.
I always chat to him about the old days. RossP Sunday, 09 May Nice one Joe, how is Dave getting on? It was only yesterday that Megan and I were wondering how he was progressing.
Glad to hear that you all met up and had a good time. Joe A Sunday, 09 May We had a lovely afternoon with them and a great catchup, chinking our teacups in a toast to the Regiment. All the very best to everyone, Joe A. RossP Saturday, 01 May No Mtb, Cpl Graylin was in 1section that turned up later. Apparently, Pte Wooten was his cousin.
Les, we were stationed at Girdwood Park not Taggert Hall. Also the ambush was in Anderson town not Piggery Ridge. Dilly Saturday, 01 May Les I knew you did senior Brecon. I was on tac 13 I went from the depot before returning to the battalion. We must have been among the early non para.
His driver, Sgt. Creighton was hit near the cemetery, but remained without serious wounds. Russell out of Taggart were ambushed at hrs on 4th Febuary , out of Annadale Street. Wooten so seriously, that he died later in August , from his head-wounds. This is from the only written account that exists : "Soldiers of the Queen", by Riley.
Maybe someone should write something down, now that reliable Regimental sources are dwindling. RossP Wednesday, 28 April Just to add to it was 2 section of 2plt A coy.
That was ambushed. We had others injured as well. Fresh posting! Creighton hit by IRA gunfire in Belfast Thanks, Marianne! Marianne Young Friday, 16 April I am looking for enlistment details of my husband great uncle William Albert Neale who enlisted firstly in the 2nd Sussex Regiment Service No.
He later transferred to the Wiltshire Regiment as Service No. I was able to get a lot of information from the Wiltshire Regiment but am keen to know when he enlisted with the Sussex Regt and when he may have transferred. Can you help me please?
Hi, Ross, You are right, I would have thought the associations would have said something. I think we have all been living in our own bubble over this virus etc. But as I have been and I am sure others have been reading and watching so much in the papers and on TV over the death of the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Phillip we have not thought of saying anything on the message board although the Branches etc should have put something out.
I think he should be given another medal for service beyond and above the call of duty. RossP Tuesday, 13 April Is it just me that thinks the absence of any mention, on this site, of the death of Prince Phillip Duke of Edinburgh is very strange? I would have thought that someone would have mentioned it as he gave this country seventy years service as consort to our Queen.
It must be the way of the world nowadays. Hopefully, duty does still mean something to some ex servicemen. Hi, Les, Hope all is well with you, just spotted a request on the other message board that I wondered if you could help with, all the best eddie. Yours, at your service Les. A theme which I have briefly touched on before, but here for you now, in fine detail. Many thanks for your seasonal wishes.
We can get through this! Eddie cobb. Friday, 02 April Hi all, not posted on here for a while but I just thought it would be nice of me to wish all of you a happy Easter, and many thanks to Les for all his work on this site, where would we be without him I wonder, stay safe, regards Twiggy.
Now posted on Sect. Mario Sunday, 28 March Thanks Les, yes we are experiencing natures wrath once again in our weather pattern. We've had huge fires, Covid and now heavy flooding once again. We will survive and thanks everyone for your kind thoughts.
RossP Saturday, 27 March Eddie, you should have a ponytail! You will look really nice! Hopefully, he and Jean will be over September, see you then for a few beers. Hi ,Doug looking at your photo how do you keep it so dark, mine is as white as snow is it the beer.
We are thinking of you. In these difficult times, I thank you for your ongoing support For making this all worthwhile. I have no problem in carrying on, as long as you continue with your super support, along the way.
Hello Lock-downers everywhere! Fresh entries for you! There are now persons entered to date Mike Sinden Saturday, 13 March Many thanks to all of our old mates, to placing messages on this incredible message board, and to know what is happening out there in this wide world, with those who are still here, and those who we knew and have passed away.
Well done lads. Fresh Entries for you! Thanks for visiting us, Don Donovan. Much appreciated! Peter Morgan Monday, 08 March Donovan Monday, 08 March Thanks Les for all the updates and seeing the ole names on the message board.
Had a very nice long phone chat with Joe Armeni He sends his regards via this website, to all ex-members of the Regiment. Thanks Pete, for the very sad news Iwas there about 20 years ago and talking to the northern irish lady who ran the connaught tower with her husband ,it turned out her husband was a fireman who worked in west belfast. The husband had been at the same incident on the falls road as me ,its a small world.
David Tonks Friday, 05 March Extract from a local paper story about orange lilies. The Orange Lily is also synonymous with the Ulster Division of WW1 - a symbol shared with the Royal Sussex Regiment that acquired the "Orange Lilies" nickname after receiving permission from King William of Orange to bear orange facings on their uniforms. This regimental moniker continued well into the 20th century.
Peter Morgan Friday, 05 March No funeral details available at present. Our "In Memoriam " to the recent passing of Cpl.
Bill Buck. He may have been the last man standing of "The Shiny Ninth". May he Rest in Eternal Peace. Thanks Pete! Peter Butler Monday, 22 February I had a good Chinwag to John Hendrie today on the bone. Was good Many thanks John! Thanks Jock Thanks John James Ongley Sunday, 14 February Hi Les, greetings from Lemgo. We are all snowed in at the moment, it looks like it was back in when the lads had to help clear the Mittelstrasse of snow. Take care everyone Jock.
Bob B Saturday, 13 February It is with great sadness that I have to inform you that Dave Marriott who served with us in Aden as an ever ready, passed away this morning.
More details to follow when I get them. RIP Dave. Mario Saturday, 13 February You probably leave many of us far behind. Well done mate and keep it up as we really appreciate your constant work load for our pleasure.. Needed extra capacity - No change for you.
John Upstart Girdler Thursday, 11 February Mike Sinden If you read "The Roussillon Herald" Mike, you would have seen that our obituary for Pete was written on the same day as his passing Mike Mills Monday, 08 February Sadly I am informing you that my beloved wife Pauline passed away 0n 25January Covid 19 and dementia. Mike Sinden Monday, 08 February Not sure if you know but Peter Crick passed away 23rd December Vi Crick let me know. Mario Friday, 05 February John Hendrie.
I am looking forward to your photos. Welcome back to the Regiment! Thanks for that Bob. Yes, that Doughy was with the Vipers also. At least we know now. Bob B Thursday, 04 February I was trying to find him and someone on Bob Jones's site said he had died several years before that. I believe he was in Blue Cooper's assault Pioneers after I left the army. Super photos from Roger Wells, brings back memorys of Slieve Croob, I think I did that the most, as when we were back in camp I used to volunteer for it, just to be up in the hills.
In the early times there was no fence no guard house building no sandbags, nil security. Just a very old damp one tonner to live in. The new regiment taking over from us took one look and made all the changes. PS, Your last post for no 26 says Roger Ward. Hi folks! Once there, at Sec. Thanks again to Roger for his super photo collection.
Bob Bardwell Sunday, 31 January Another very good man gone Basher was one of a kind, a lovely man and one of the top drivers we worked together in A Coy and the MT for a long time he will all ways be remembered by Hazel and I and my family all our regards to Carmen and his family so sad R I P old friend Derek and Hazel. Thanks to Dave Tilley for sending the pics. Sorry, Bones I almost forgot I am so busy! I have prepared our last tribute, to the late John "Basher" Bill Bailey who sadly passed away yesterday, 29th January , after a long illness.
Spoke to JC on the bone. He will pull through. He is a strong guy ex- Junior! John Costan. Very sorry to hear of your loss, John.
I send you my strongest condolences. Hang on in their, man - You will be OK, later. I wish strength for now. You are not far from me now Looking forward to a Mini-reunion soon.
Thanks, Bob. Take care Les. Bob Bardwell Friday, 29 January John Costan Friday, 29 January Hi all. I would like to inform you all of the sad passing of my beloved wife Ina who passed away on Saturday the 23 January from Covid. During the Pandemic, it is even more important that we communicate.
I am always here for you. My Email is : L-S. Talk about "Birds of a Feather!!! Sorry, Eddie! Not much info on D. Baker but might help, I remember him just before I left the army in Gib do not know what company he was in, he was slim and tallish with his front tooth missing, I bumped in to him only once after he left the army working on the buses in Eastbourne, a bit down on his luck not sure he would still be around.
Thanks to "Bones" for the private picture. Nearly back on track! Thanks a Lot, Fellas! Rollcall entry, much appreciated. Please have a look if we can trace PTE. BAKER or his relatives. This lack of respect for hard-won awards, annoys me to the marrow. Yours Les. Colin Twiggs Monday, 25 January Garyd Monday, 25 January Yep All present and correct in east Kent No jab yet but ready when they call. Present and correct had the Jabs in snowy Surrey and looking forward to a better future.
Be strong and stay upright Derek and Hazel. Well here we are guys and girls the 25th of January, one month after Xmas, so far with this virus and Brexit and Trump, so is going to get better, lets hope so even with the virus about for anther year we do not have to fix bayonets and go over the top, the invisible bullets of the virus can get anyone of us at any age. So lets look on the bright side of life, still plan ahead and hope for the better.
Lets have a head count just say you are ok or need any help, we will all do what we can for you. All the best just keep going. Hello James! Great to hear from you again. Thanks for your input. I hope your both OK, up there. All the best Take care, Stay Tuned In Les. James Ongley Thursday, 21 January Hello Les and a hopefully better new year to one and all from Lemgo. Colin a private recieved GBpounds 7.
I just happened to have got bust for a couple of months at the time and still have the old pay book. Roger Dilly Nowadays, the rules have changed, though Garyd Saturday, 16 January Les My only concern is tests. Fitness requirements etcetc MUST remain the same The interesting thing is like to be fly on the wall on exercise when the mobile bath unit arrives. An historical change in "Our Time"! During tests, many have proven capable Soldier Magazine Twiggy Thursday, 14 January Can anyone remember what a private soldier received per month on LOA back in please,?
Colin Twiggs Thursday, 07 January You dont look a day over 50 Mike Sinden, must be all the grass cutting you do at the manor, stay safe and belated wishes are the order of the day. Mike Sinden Wednesday, 06 January Today I am A close ex army mate who now lives in Spain, was 74 yesterday. In a City across from the UK, he saved my life twice, and I saved his once. We shall raise a glass to each other. Some memories are with us always. So, life does go on if you are so lucky like we were.
Stay Safe and Take Care. Richard Argyle Wednesday, 06 January However, I've hit a blank. His service record shows attested As a family we understood he was sent to France after very basic training. Was involved in fighting May '40 and evacuated from Dunkirk. He had no real recollection of Dunkirk, apart from giving up his precious Bren gun, and being bombed. His next memory was being in Netley Hospital some time later. We believe he was then sent to North Africa before being repatriated to the UK and discharged.
An uncle aways claimed that meeting my mother straightened him out, so I wonder if he was suffering from what we now recognise as PTSD. Can anyone help with filling in the gap? Thanks, Richard Argyle. Mike Sinden Tuesday, 05 January May I send a message out to all my mates across the world, to wish them all a Healthy, Peaceful and Successful Thankyou all for your kind wishes. In case anyone missed it!
Corona has set us back a little, but I will get on with our start, as a website, into , without delay. Bill Kempton Friday, 01 January Happy New Year you blokes, and thanks Les for all the work you do keeping this up to date for us. Hazel and I wish you all a happy new year, and thank you Les for the work that you do for us old soldiers Stay safe and stay upright Derek and Hazel.
Colin Twiggs Thursday, 31 December Happy new year one and all, please stay safe so we might be able to meet up in the new year,. Thanks Mario, Mario Friday, 25 December Thanks Les for all your hard work which all of us really appreciate. Keep on moving the 35th.
Thankyou Colin, for those kind greetings. Lets have lots of messages on this board for ! Thankyou for your support. Stay tuned Les "the bat" Deacon. Colin Twiggs Friday, 25 December Came on here especially to wish you all a merry Xmas, Eat, drink, and be merry, and thanks to Les that this site is here, what would we do without him,??? In many places this figure is quoted as being around , deaths annually.
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