757th Field Company, Royal Engineers - Revision history

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 As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit.  Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.
-As a result of communications and attachments from Major Thompson, a draft has been received of the Wart Diary for this Company for the whole of its existence.  The period other than that covered by the research at The National Archives - 1942 to 1944 - has been copied from that draft and inserted above to complement our own research.  Major Thompson has also provided a list of names of men who served in a pert of the Company, and those are being added to the Personnel List.
+As a result of communications and attachments from Major Thompson, a draft has been received of the War Diary for this Company for the whole of its existence.  The period other than that covered by the research at The National Archives - 1942 to 1944 - has been copied from that draft and inserted above to complement our own research.  Major Thompson has also provided a list of names of men who served in a pert of the Company, and those have been added to the Personnel List.
 '''Personnel known to have served in the Unit.'''

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 [[Allen Alfred John Sapper 2132123 Died 10/7/1941]] <br>
 [[Atkins Leonard Sapper 5260865 Died 26/9/1944]] <br>
+[[Bayton Sapper]] <br>
 Bayton Sapper]] <br>
 [[Bedell Sergeant]] <br>
 [[Benstead Sapper]] <br>
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 [[Pickard Anthony Ransom Second Lieutenant 323940 Died 18/11/1944]] <br>
 [[Plane A Sapper 2132495]] <br>
-[[Plummer Sapper]] <br.
+[[Plummer Sapper]] <br>
 [[Plunkett James Sergeant 2026654 MM]] <br>
 [[Pratt James John Trevor Lieutenant 299885 Died 28/11/1944 Mentioned in Despatches]] <br>

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 [[Allen Alfred John Sapper 2132123 Died 10/7/1941]] <br>
 [[Atkins Leonard Sapper 5260865 Died 26/9/1944]] <br>
 [[Bedell Sergeant]] <br>
 [[Blake Walter G. Sapper 2132127 Died 24/6/1941]] <br>
-[[Bruce L J Lieutenant 190348]]  See also 289th Field Park Company <br>
+[[Broome Sapper]] <br>
 [[Brown I D S Major]] See also 289th Field Park Company. <br>
 [[Brown R Sapper 2132503]] <br>
 [[Bunn Richard Robert Sapper 5127710 Died 26/9/1944]] <br>
 [[Carter Philip Leslie (Jack) Sapper 2132130 Died 12/9/1941]] <br>
 [[Clarricoats James Henry Sapper 1885698]] <br>
 [[Clayton C G Lieutenant Home Guard, attached for training]] <br>
 [[Collins Lance Sergeant Chief Clerk]] <br>
 [[Cottam J F Lieutenant]] <br>
 [[Critchlow B H Lieutenant Home Guard, attached for training]] <br>
 [[Dobson John Sapper 14366977 Died 7/9/1944]] <br>
 [[Dodd E C Second Lieutenant  Joined 31/1/1943]] <br>
 [[Donoghue M F Second Lieutenant]] <br>
 [[Fox J T Lieutenant]] <br>
 [[Fraser L A M Major  Joined 17/10/1940]] <br>
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 [[Gault Sapper]] <br>
 [[Goodman Edward Sapper 2132492 Died 12/10/1944]] <br>
 [[Hansom James Hubert Sapper 5127745 MM]] <br>
 [[Hodge T Second Lieutenant]] <br>
 [[Howard A D S Second Lieutenant  Joined 5/1/1942]] Wounded 18/8/1944 <br>
 [[Howe T E Lieutenant 13 Warwickshire (Coventry) Battalion, Home Guard, attached for training]] <br>
 [[Jones I H Sapper]] <br>
 [[Little Hugh Wilson Lieutenant 258914 Joined 22/1/1943 French Croix de Guerre]] Wounded 27/8/1944. <br>
 [[Lucas A W T Captain]] <br>
 [[Moore A Wilmot Second Lieutenant  Joined 24/7/1943]] <br>
 [[Napper Paul Edward Cleeve Sapper 14418880 Died 25/6/1944]] <br>
 [[Nash William Sapper]] <br>
 [[Nutter John Alexander Stewart Lance Corporal 2131438 Died 11/9/1944]] <br>
 [[Nuttycombe William Thomas Fred Corporal 2132532 Died 26/9/1944]] <br>
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 [[Pickard Anthony Ransom Second Lieutenant 323940 Died 18/11/1944]] <br>
 [[Plane A Sapper 2132495]] <br>
 [[Plunkett James Sergeant 2026654 MM]] <br>
 [[Pratt James John Trevor Lieutenant 299885 Died 28/11/1944 Mentioned in Despatches]] <br>
 [[Robinson H D G Lieutenant 1st Coventry Battalion Home Guard, attached for training]] <br>
 [[Rose F T Lieutenant Pioneer Officer HQ 18th Battalion Home Guard, attached for training]] <br>
 [[Sarson C W Corporal 2019884]] <br>
 [[Sheppard Leslie Frank Lance Sergeant 6402273 Died 30/8/1944]] <br>
 [[Stewart Richard Lees Sapper 2138944 Died 17/12/1941]] <br>
 [[Venables Joseph Albert Lance Sergeant 2132500 Died 29/10/1944]] <br>
 [[Wakefield J A Second Lieutenant]] <br>

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 As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit.  Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.
-As a result of communications and attachments from Major Thompson, a draft has been received of the Wart Diary for this Company for the whole of its existence.  The period other than that covered by the research at The National Archives - 1942 to 1944 - has been coped from that draft and inserted above to complement our own research.  Major Thompson has also provided a list of names of men who served in a pert of the Company, and those are being added to the Personnel List.
+As a result of communications and attachments from Major Thompson, a draft has been received of the Wart Diary for this Company for the whole of its existence.  The period other than that covered by the research at The National Archives - 1942 to 1944 - has been copied from that draft and inserted above to complement our own research.  Major Thompson has also provided a list of names of men who served in a pert of the Company, and those are being added to the Personnel List.
 '''Personnel known to have served in the Unit.'''

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		+	[['''War Diary 757th Field Company, Royal Engineers, 1945''']]

	As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit. Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.		As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit. Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.

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 '''War Diary of the 757th Field Company, Royal Engineers.'''
 [['''War Diary 757th Field Company, Royal Engineers, 1942.''']]
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 As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit.  Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.
 '''Personnel known to have served in the Unit.'''

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:20, 6 November 2019
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	[['''War Diary 757th Field Company, Royal Engineers, 1944.''']]		[['''War Diary 757th Field Company, Royal Engineers, 1944.''']]

		+	As explained in respect of the other Royal Engineer units, the loss of the Army Enlistment Books meant that very little information was available on the men who served in the unit. Family members who are willing to share information are strongly encoouraged to get in touch with the researchers, using the link below, to help with completing the individual Memorial Pages.

	'''Personnel known to have served in the Unit.'''		'''Personnel known to have served in the Unit.'''