RIP
Arthur (Paddy) Crabtree

Dave Longhurst (former 22 SAS) was my troop Sgt and then Ssgt at 244 Signal Squadron when I was there from 1974-1977. I met him when he was a Captain at a posting in Gutersloh. I know he finished his time as a QM (Major or Lt Col). He is a southerner hailing from Kent. Does anybody know his contact email please?

Len
I was told 18 months to 2 years for terminal cancer (mantel cell lymphonia). Still here 8 years gone. Think positive and live for the day. Cheers.

Len Payne wow that is really tough. Best wishes for the next few months. I hope that you feel that you can sit back and say that you have had a good journey through life.
Take care yourself.
Best wishes from sunny Devon.
Alan Wood

I guess some have noticed that I have been quiet for a while. I have been trying to get my head around that I have terminal cancer of the kidneys. All that NAAFI beer I consumed I guess. They give me two years but I'm doubting that.
Best wishes to all my friends of the Royal Corps.
Len

Hello Mike,
There are two photos in the 'Unknown Unit' File that should be in 'HQ BAOR' File. I know for a fact as I am on the photos. They are on the second row number 2 and 3. Subject of photos are the Princess’s visit in 1954.

Like the new heading Mike, smart.

RIP
L.A. Jefferey

It is with great sadness that I have to inform you of the death of Lt Col (rtd) L A Jeffery MBE

MFP Little (Ex WO1)

I am the son of 149483 WOII Ernest "Ernie' Simpson; he died in March 1986.

I have today learned of a bombshell detail of his military service and I am in consequence trying to stitch together his service which is not what I had thought hithertofore; after wartime service he joined the Intelligence Corps seconded to 2 Special Wireless Signal Regiment in 1945 and stayed with this when it was reformed as 9 Wireless Signal Regiment via Palestine, UK (GCHQ), Munster, Cyprus and Garats Hay.

I realise it is a long time ago, but if any members or their families have any information that can help me I would be especially grateful.

Ian Simpson