Hi keith (Harding) thanks for message unfortunately I don t remember Jim Humphreys please apologise on my behalf but there are lots of names I do not recall the old grey cells are letting me down now. I must agree this is a great site also much improved since I last made contact. This coming October 31st is the 50th Anniversary of the day I arrived at Denbury in 1957 to a rude awakening. Also this May 21st I collect my 1st OAP payment! Unbelievable!!

hi all just got back from Ripon { liver needs to recover]Have not laughed so much since I got divorced! Thanks to Steve Wright John Topping and every body who helped organise.Liked Charlie Hebdon s new hair style.Dont worry Charlie we ll get the B*****d for you.Mick Lumgair you dont look a day over 55 honest. cheers boys drop me a line. And money too if you want. PH

Hi Guy s-Just visiting the site it s looking great... I was wondering if any of you lads served in 653 654 or 655 Signal Troop (SAGW) or 260 Signal Squadron (SAM). The units were located at Pembroke Dock Manorbier Ty Croes Angelsey Larkhall Duisburg Dortmund and Shoeburyness. Equipment: SR B70 Radio Relay-C41-D11-Line-Techs TG Ops and Eds-36 Heavy Air Defence Regiment Royal Artillery.-Equipment: Thunderbird II Surface to Air Missile. Noddy and Big Ears Radar.f any of this sounds familier stop by our website and check out our photo quizes you may be able to help us track down some of our old comrades.-Best regards Archie-P.S. I will be attending the Corps Reunion this year.

Ex A Troop No 1 SQUADRON.Was in last intake to basic taining at Selby summer of 55 before we all moved down to Newton Abbot with the lads from Beverley.Any of my old muckers out there?

Tony Great looking site; all your efforts are worth it. Thank you.

Great Site stirs the grey cells

Great Site (My son told me about it he is in the Corps now (Simon) off to Hohne on Monday) I have seen a few names I remember Dave Fearns Dave Craggs Be Good to see/hear from anyone who remembers me Our output was the infamous one where the Colonel got everyone up early to march to the Station to see us off (Band playing and all) at about 6am really went down well with the locals!! With the Adoption of Troops scheme I ended up at 30 Sigs then on Quicksilver then 632 tp (hebrides) 16 Sigs 27 Sigs Live Oak School of Sigs.finally the fighting 10th at Wilton. then Joined Comms at the Foreign Office and Back to Hong Kong. be great to talk please get in touch. regards JIM

John-Ruddy nice one mate on your changes to the site..Looks very good. If I send names for some of the photos with No Comment are you able to add-regards and keep up good work-Phil P

John Great site lad well done realy crisp and clean . saw a photo of denbury camp being built popped into the Newton Museum had a chat with Felicity (curator) her father was Education Officer in 16 Sig in the 60 s. sorry got carried away. regards Keith

After all these years-we still remember the good ole days !! Wonderful memories.