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World War One / Re: looking for service number on NAT ARC
« on: Sunday 08 August 10 15:14 BST (UK)  »
thanks phil, that gives me something to work on, much appreciated


james

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World War One / Re: what do these letters mean on a M I C card
« on: Saturday 07 August 10 15:13 BST (UK)  »
excellent, thanks for that phil



james

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World War One / what do these letters mean on a M I C card
« on: Saturday 07 August 10 14:09 BST (UK)  »
hi, would be grateful if anyone can tell me what these letters mean in front of a soldiers service number. the R/ and the W.R.

    
Medal card of Brassington, Jonathan
Corps   Regiment No   Rank
King's Royal Rifle Corps    R/7867    Corporal
Royal Engineers    W.R.276769    Company Serjeant Major

many thanks

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World War One / Re: looking for service number on NAT ARC
« on: Saturday 07 August 10 00:17 BST (UK)  »
didn't think the service record would be ther but many thanks for looking


james

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World War One / Re: looking for service number on NAT ARC
« on: Saturday 07 August 10 00:13 BST (UK)  »
thanks phil that's the man im looking for. would be grateful for help with the service numbers, what do they tell us ?


cheers

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World War One / looking for service number on NAT ARC
« on: Friday 06 August 10 23:30 BST (UK)  »
Hi, was given a link to the NAT ARCHIVES(i found it on my first attempt but when i went to look later it was not ther) for a relative who served in ww1 but when i try to search it says it's unable to find any or words to that effect.

his name is jonathan Brassington a sergent in the Kings Royal Rifles, he survived the war, so looking for his service number and to find out if his service record survived.

any help would be much appreciated


james

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World War One / Re: any info on cpl T. brassington
« on: Friday 06 August 10 17:13 BST (UK)  »
cheers phil and mack, much appreciated, unfortunately it's not a relation of the wife's but thanks to you both for your help.


James

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World War One / any info on cpl T. brassington
« on: Thursday 05 August 10 11:24 BST (UK)  »
trying to find out where a cpl T. Brassington was born his service number was 10852, he was in the 15th lancashire fusiliers and was killed july 1st, it's a very long shot but tring to find out if he is any relation to my wifes family who came from Winster Derbyshire.  CWGC does not say where he was born or living at time of his death. he was aged 38 when he died

many thanks

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World War One / Re: The Somme 60 Years on DVD
« on: Saturday 31 July 10 09:04 BST (UK)  »
excellent!!!!!!!! many thanks for that John, much appreciated


james

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