It is with great sadness I inform you that Brig. Graeme Jackson passed away last Friday 21st May 2010 at 2300. I have visited Graeme over the years at his home in Milton Keynes. His partner Ann Burrows emailed me Saturday with the sad news. Graeme is being cremated and they are going to hold a service for Graeme. They are arranging the service and will advise me when a date and time are known. I will forward this information when I get it. Hopefully some ex Denbury Boys who remember Graeme from his time at Denbury will be able to attend his service I know Ann would really appreciate it.Cheerio for now from Ottawa I will keep you advisedCheersWinston

It is with great sadness that I see Alan De La Haye has passed away. He was an ex Mucker Ducker and a real gentleman he stayed at my house in Blandford during our Y of S selection board I am sure he will be sadly missed by his family and friends

impressive site not many from the last intake whatever happened to the 103 who migrated to Harrogate.

Greetings. I have only just found the site. I was the drum major mentioned in a previous entry! We came down from Beverley after summer leave 1955. We were most impressed! There were wriggly things on the walls which used to get hot all on their own! No more nicking coke from the E Yorks Regt! Be pleased to hear from any of my era best wishes Paul Lewer.

Have not visited for a few years Still an excellent site. Places like Denbury should be compulsory .Could solve a lot of problems in our society. (just a passing thought)

Hi does anyone remember me from those distant days. I remember a few names ie; les spence steve wright angus gunn errol flynn phil hutson plus a lot more I had my old photo s out today and remembered a lot of you. i now live in Australia but would love to hear from any of you. I even had google maps on today looking at the old camp.

I have posted some photos from this years Denbury Boys Ten Tors Team at. http://www.flickr.com/photos/msb_photos/Well done lads you did us all proud.Mike

hi all was looking forward to support the lads coming home on dartmoor but chest infection got the better of me heart said go head said no also visited yogi lally in hospital although wife would have prefered me to stay in the warmth. cheered yogi up although making him laugh didnt help. hope you get better soon mate. too all the guys up on the moor sorry i couldnt make it but all the best lads

47 years ago today was on train to Newton Abbot to start my army career wheres time gone

Just found this site anyone who can remember me get in touch