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• 41st National Defence Company/13th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry
  [[Archer E W Lieutenant]] <br> [[Coleby Lieutenant]] <br>
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• 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry (11 DLI)
  ...his clothing and equipment, clean and neat - a benefit which lasted those young men all their lives. [[Baker Charles Talbot Lieutenant (Canloan) 62]] <br>
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• Birkett Peter Pte 4455593
  It had started on 2nd May 1939, when a young Peter Birkett came to the surface at Hamsterly Colliery in County Durham, a It was here that Lieutenant Colonel A J H Cassels took command of the Battalion. He would end his caree
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• 1st Tyneside Scottish (1 TS)
  [[Aikenhead William Lieutenant 249820]] <br> [[Bolton Robert Crawford Lieutenant 269413]] <br>
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• 9th Battalion Royal Northumberland Fusiliers
  ...ed, including that extracted from the Battalion Part II Orders produced by Lieutenant Colonel H S Flower, commanding the Battalion, in September 1945. While ini [[Addy A C Lieutenant]] <br>
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• Investigating the social background of the Brigade’s manpower
  The example in the Perth collection originally belonged to the then Lieutenant T D Ross – Platoon Commander of number 15 Platoon, “C” Company, 1st T '''Pte R Young 2760157'''
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• 11th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry War Diary September 1939
  Lieutenant Colonel John Bramwell T.D. assumed command of the Battalion. 2/Lt H. Waggott, 2/Lt J.H. Rowell, 2/Lt G.E. Wood, 2/Lt A.C. Young (B Company)
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• Young Thomas Lt 7167
  |Surname and forenames=Young Thomas ...1917, Lt 23/1/1918, A/Captain 27/11/1939, T/Captain 27/2/1940, Reverted to Lieutenant at own request.
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• 1st Tyneside Scottish January 1944
  There were 37 officers in the Battalion in total on 8th January; one Lieutenant-Colonel, 5 Majors, 10 Captains, 20 Lieutenants - including one surplus to e ...g pillbox assaults, how to hold briefings, patrolling, developing NCOs and Young Officers using lectures etc, co-operation with other arms, PIAT use, carrie
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• 1st Tyneside Scottish June 1944
  2760126 Cpl Young A. ...g two Lieutenants over establishment, and one Canloan Captain in lieu of a Lieutenant – taking their total number to 38 against an establishment of 36. The li
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• 187th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps
  [[Birchall J C Lieutenant]] <br> [[Young Sgt 0]] <br>
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• Bell Francis Turnbull 2/Lt 96785
  ...Research into passenger lists suggests that he emigrated with his wife and young son to work on the Gilbert Islands 30/4/1953, returning to the UK and then ...War. He Joined the Tyneside Scottish in 1939 at the age of 21 as a Second Lieutenant and ending the war in the rank of Captain. During his service in Burma, he
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• Wood Geoffrey Emmerson 2/Lt 92170
  ...of War. Repatriated. Released from service as Honorary Lieutenant 1946. Lieutenant TARO 1/9/1948 with seniority from 12/1/1941. Ceased TARO liability 26/2/19 ...rs later. He succeeded to his father's business in Durham. An unassuming young man with considerable buisness ability he was on the threshold of a promisi
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• 125th Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
  [[Barbour Duncan 2nd Lieutenant 89655]] <br> [[Barker John Lieutenant 129160]] <br>
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• 125th Field Regiment War Diary, September 1939
  08:00 hours. Medical inspection of troops commenced by Lieutenant Colonel L. M. Weeks RAMC. Lieutenant Quartermaster E.H. Creal returned from WHITBY, leaving rear-party in charge
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• 125th Field Regiment War Diary, October 1939
  18:00 hours. 2nd Lieutenant H W W MacNaught posted to 23rd Signal Training Unit, [https://en.wikipedia. Lieutenant Quartermaster and Regimental Quarter Master Sergeant proceeded to CATTERICK
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• War Diary of the 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, October 1939.
  ...taff and particularly our assistant Adjutant and efficient Mess President, Lieutenant Robinson. The Commanding Officer with Lieutenant Robinson made a night tour of V.Ps. 46, 47, 49, 34, 32 and 33 – leaving H
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• War Diary of the 13th Battalion, The Durham Light Infantry, February 1940.
  Commanding Officer interviewed Captain B M Williams and Acting Captain T Young reference their respective ranks. ...Williams assumes command of D Company and Acting Captain Young reverts to Lieutenant at own request.
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• 1st Mountain Regiment, Royal Artillery
  [[Bailey J D Lieutenant]] <br> [[Dayson R C Lieutenant ]] <br>
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• War Diary of the 1st Mountain Regiment December 1942.
  Major J S W Tr??shure Royal Artillery promoted Lieutenant Colonel and assumes Command of 3rd Mountain Regiment, Royal Artillery. Major M T Young RA assumes Command of Regiment during absence of Lieut. Colonel J V D Radfo
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