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28/05/2015 18:21:56
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ian venn
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I have just noticed my fathers name on your nominal role.
The full details are pte Venn, len. 4077222, unit No 1 commando. host unit SWB.
My father died on the 6TH June 1983.
He served with the independent companies in Norway.
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28/05/2015 22:25:59
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NIC
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Hi Ian,
Many thanks for the information regarding your father.
I will update the nominal roll and the revised edition will be uploaded to the Website in the near future.
Cheers,
Nick
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Nick Collins,
Commando Association Historical Archivist & Photographer.
Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo
"Truly we may say of them, when shall their glory fade?"
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19/07/2015 09:23:21
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Alan Orton
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Officers serving with Middle East Commando (1st S.S. Regiment) 1st July 1942
Lt. Col. J.M. Graham Scots Greys
Major W.A Knowles Royal Engineers
Major R.L. Campbell Gordon Highlanders
Major C.D. Miller 10th Hussars
Major M.R.B. Kealy Devonshire Regt.
Capt. H.C. Buck 3/1 Punjab
Capt. G.I.G. Duncan Black Watch
Capt. J.N. Lapraik Cameron Highlanders
Capt. R.M.E. Melot General List
Capt. M.L. Pilkington Household Cavalry
Capt. B.P. Schott General List
Lt. G.W. Alston Royal Artillery
Lt. H.G. Chevalier General List
Lt. T.B. Langton Irish Guards
Lt. R.E. Lea Royal Artillery
Lt. M.M. Roberts Northumberland Fusiliers
Lt. T.C.D.A. Russell Scots Guards
Lt. D.G. Sutherland Black Watch
Lt. R.H. Shorten General List
Lt. H.D. Sillito Argyl and Sutherland Highlanders
Lt. G.J.P. Taylor Wiltshire Regiment
2/Lt W.N. Macdonald General List
2/Lt. R. Murphy Northumberland Fusiliers
Also served
Capt. Ian Glennie ex No.11 (Scottish) Commando
Capt. Powers
Alan.
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26/07/2015 00:07:30
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NIC
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Thanks Alan,
I will add these names to the ME Commando nominal roll that is being compiled at the moment.
Nick
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Nick Collins,
Commando Association Historical Archivist & Photographer.
Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo
"Truly we may say of them, when shall their glory fade?"
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28/01/2016 13:48:24
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NIC
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The Nominal Rolls have been revised & amended with the most recent revisions uploaded January 2016.
http://www.commandoveterans.org/document
Work continues on nominal rolls for these and any Commando Units not listed and others such as the various troops within No.10 (IA) Cdo, CBTC, CMWTC, Cdo Group & Brigade Signals etc. thanks to the sterling work Graham Cooper
Please keep me informed of any errors or omissions - I rely on your updates.
Nick
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Nick Collins,
Commando Association Historical Archivist & Photographer.
Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo
"Truly we may say of them, when shall their glory fade?"
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10/03/2016 19:11:11
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Pete
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Some of you may have spotted that the Nominal Rolls for Nos 1 through to No 12 Commandos had been added recently in a new format replacing the old versions that had to be downloaded to view. I have now also added a similar revised format for the RN Commando Nominal Roll. They can be accessed by opening the relevant Commando Unit in the WW2 Commando Units section on the Home Page navigation menu.
Credit for much of the actual content on the Nominal Rolls must go to Nick Collins and Graham Cooper. Many of you will already know Nick as he is the Forum moderator, a member of our research group, and has responsibility for the Nominal Rolls. Graham is part of our small group of volunteers on the research group, and he has been a fantastic asset to that group. His excellent research into all those who served in the Commandos, combining information from what we already had, along with information he discovered from official records, has enabled the Commando Veterans Archive to have an unprecedented record of those who served including all who died both during the war, and since the war.
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Pete Rogers, son of LSgt Joe Rogers MM & nephew of TSM Ken McAllister. Both No2 Commando.
God and the Soldier, all men adore, In time of danger and not before.
When the danger is passed and all things righted, God is forgotten, and the Soldier slighted.
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10/03/2016 20:43:44
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Eileen
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Thank you Pete - thank you all for the fantastic job you do. This is my first port of call if anyone mentions that they're looking for someone who may or may not have been a Commando. I always direct them here.
I'm proud to be a member of this Forum. Thanks again.
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If I have praised my comrades too highly I make no apology, for they were beyond all praise.
Lord Lovat - No 4 Commando
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07/03/2019 16:06:57
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bluey
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Can you please add my father Sgt E.E.W. Goldsmith MM (known as "Joe" ) to the Nominal Roll for 8 Commando.
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07/03/2019 16:53:29
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NIC
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Hi bluey,
Yes he is already on it but I will add his details...
http://www.commandoveterans.org/8CommandoNomRollA-K
Do you know his number and parent regiment too?
Nick
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Nick Collins,
Commando Association Historical Archivist & Photographer.
Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo
"Truly we may say of them, when shall their glory fade?"
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07/03/2019 19:09:08
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bluey
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Hello Nick,
His parent regiment was The Royal Sussex and his number was 6397316
Regards,
Bluey
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07/03/2019 19:52:13
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NIC
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Brilliant, thanks - all updated..
Nick
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Nick Collins,
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Proud son of Cpl Mick Collins, 5 Troop, No5 Cdo
"Truly we may say of them, when shall their glory fade?"
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08/03/2019 14:00:32
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bluey
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Nick,
For the sake of complete accuracy would you mind adding 1st SAS before SRS against my father's name.
Many thanks,
Bluey
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08/03/2019 18:19:47
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Pete
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It was updated with the additional detail by myself in preparation of creating a bio page on your Father regarding his award. I have seen a reference to and a photo of your Father in Stewart McClean?s book called SAS, The History of the SRS. If you contact me by email below I would like to get a few more details for the page I intend to add.
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Pete Rogers, son of LSgt Joe Rogers MM & nephew of TSM Ken McAllister. Both No2 Commando.
God and the Soldier, all men adore, In time of danger and not before.
When the danger is passed and all things righted, God is forgotten, and the Soldier slighted.
**** nb. I no longer monitor the pm facility **** |
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09/03/2019 10:55:45
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bluey
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Hello Pete,
Of course I will be more than happy to provide you with whatever information you need but unfortunately I can't access your email address via this forum. Alan Orton has my email details and I wonder if you could get them from him and send me a message direct.
Regards,
Bluey
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09/03/2019 23:16:36
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Pete
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I have admin access so can see the email address you registered with on here. I will email you direct.
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Pete Rogers, son of LSgt Joe Rogers MM & nephew of TSM Ken McAllister. Both No2 Commando.
God and the Soldier, all men adore, In time of danger and not before.
When the danger is passed and all things righted, God is forgotten, and the Soldier slighted.
**** nb. I no longer monitor the pm facility **** |
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