Arthur Harry Pargeter identified by his granddaughter Joanne McLeod
Posted by Peter Rogers on Fri 22 Mar 2019 13:32:15 UTC
Cpl. W.F. Smith
Hello. On the third row (16. L/Cpl E. Smith) is actually Cpl William Francis Smith (PO/x107569), my grandfather.
He died in Southampton in 2008, but was fortunate enough to be reunited with Harry Sale in 2002 after I found Harry through a guy called Frank Darbyshire on a lost-comms website. He'd missed out on all the reunions for the past 58 years! He managed to attend one of the 46RM Commandos ceremonies in Rots during the mid-2000s, however.
Posted by Tim Gane on Thu 14 Mar 2019 11:56:25 UTC
Photo updated
Thank you Stephane. The error is now corrected.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Sat 02 Mar 2019 21:51:58 UTC
Hello.
This men, his Johnny WADDINGTON 46 RM cdo X Troop
Bernard LYNHAM's best friend.
Posted by stephane on Sat 02 Mar 2019 09:39:02 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:50:23 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:46:21 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:42:21 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:39:29 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:34:59 UTC
Many photos of this period were taken by Zvi Zwet who was formerly in 51 ME Cdo and then No.2 Cdo. Zvi Zwet became No.2's semi official photographer, taking a number of very spectacular photos, until unfortunately losing both his legs on a Teller mine in April 1945 during the fighting at Lake Comacchio. There are photos of Zvi at reunions in our gallery.
Posted by Peter Rogers on Tue 26 Feb 2019 17:33:34 UTC
