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World War Two / Re: 110th army troop royal engineers,East Lancashire.
« on: Wednesday 11 November 15 11:37 GMT (UK) »
Aw thank you so much x
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World War Two / Re: 110th army troop royal engineers,East Lancashire.
« on: Tuesday 10 November 15 10:50 GMT (UK) »
Thanks for the reply. I knew it was a bit of a long shot but sometimes they have to be taken don't they 
. My grandad was actually from Edinburgh, although he relocated to Leeds in the 1960s but I know he definitely didn't go to any of the reunions either. I am hoping there is someone on here that does remember a Scottish gentleman being mentioned as I'm sure there weren't too many of them in 110. I'll keep my fingers crossed and if I find out anything interesting once we get his service record I'll let you know. Thanks again x
. My grandad was actually from Edinburgh, although he relocated to Leeds in the 1960s but I know he definitely didn't go to any of the reunions either. I am hoping there is someone on here that does remember a Scottish gentleman being mentioned as I'm sure there weren't too many of them in 110. I'll keep my fingers crossed and if I find out anything interesting once we get his service record I'll let you know. Thanks again x
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World War Two / Re: 110th army troop royal engineers,East Lancashire.
« on: Monday 09 November 15 12:24 GMT (UK) »
Hello everyone,
I have been trying to find out a little more about what my grandfather got up to during the war. We have a small amount of information and are actually applying for his full service record but until that arrives (and possibly even when it does) we have a little bit of a mystery surrounding one specific period during the end of 1942 when he appears to be at sea about "the Saturnia". The reason I am joining in here is that his discharge papers state he was in 110 Royal Engineers when he de-mobbed. I've had a quick look through all the wonderful photographs you have posted but cannot see him on any of them. I know he didn't play any instruments so I'm not expecting to see him in the band photos but am surprised I cannot pick him out of any of the others. I was therefore wondering if anyone has any information or recalls the name Alexander Angus. He was also known as Sandy. I really hope someone can help out and many many thanks in advance.
I have been trying to find out a little more about what my grandfather got up to during the war. We have a small amount of information and are actually applying for his full service record but until that arrives (and possibly even when it does) we have a little bit of a mystery surrounding one specific period during the end of 1942 when he appears to be at sea about "the Saturnia". The reason I am joining in here is that his discharge papers state he was in 110 Royal Engineers when he de-mobbed. I've had a quick look through all the wonderful photographs you have posted but cannot see him on any of them. I know he didn't play any instruments so I'm not expecting to see him in the band photos but am surprised I cannot pick him out of any of the others. I was therefore wondering if anyone has any information or recalls the name Alexander Angus. He was also known as Sandy. I really hope someone can help out and many many thanks in advance.
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