Hello and help offered tracing WW2 soldiers
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 11:38 am
I am on this website in connection with my Dad's world war 2 memoir which I've just completed editing and to help others with research into battles or tracing relatives, as well as using the site for further research on the background to my Dad's story.
Dad started World War 2 in the Territorials, followed by action at Dunkirk, D-Day (Normandy), Wadi Akarit (Tunisia), Sicilian campaign (Husky), Queen Mary voyage to Egypt, being wounded in action and witnessing post-war German devastation as regimental police officer. Dad was a Green Howard with the 50th division amongst others.
If you want to learn more about Dad's memoir, go to http://www.grimdetermination.co.uk/#/th ... 4535338132 where you can read the first chapter, located on the beaches at Dunkirk. The book will be published next year by major publishers Pen and Sword so this is not a vanity publication. There is plenty of stuff on the site, including lots of photographs and a really huge list of names of Dad's comrades and contacts for those people seeking out relatives who may have fought in the war: http://www.grimdetermination.co.uk/#/in ... 4541929777
Kind regards,
Paul
Dad started World War 2 in the Territorials, followed by action at Dunkirk, D-Day (Normandy), Wadi Akarit (Tunisia), Sicilian campaign (Husky), Queen Mary voyage to Egypt, being wounded in action and witnessing post-war German devastation as regimental police officer. Dad was a Green Howard with the 50th division amongst others.
If you want to learn more about Dad's memoir, go to http://www.grimdetermination.co.uk/#/th ... 4535338132 where you can read the first chapter, located on the beaches at Dunkirk. The book will be published next year by major publishers Pen and Sword so this is not a vanity publication. There is plenty of stuff on the site, including lots of photographs and a really huge list of names of Dad's comrades and contacts for those people seeking out relatives who may have fought in the war: http://www.grimdetermination.co.uk/#/in ... 4541929777
Kind regards,
Paul