Great site. Feels like i m home! Any reunion coming up? Any old friends out there who feel like getting in touch please do!

None that i haven t made before-except to say it s a great site and serves well to remind us of the days when the colour of our hair was different and i could use the first notch on my belt.

Very pleased at discovering this web site as i ve had no contact with anybody from denbury since leaving other than josie campbell who i bumped into while serving with 7th sigs in germany. The dave ? Potholer from devon that john cudmore refers to in his comments is me. Mick crooks and myself seemed to spend as much time under the ground as on top in those days. Look forward to hearing from you guys.

I was a cheeky little geordie with glasses always in trouble and always on jankers.i remember all that buffing of floors bedpacks which i could never bloody do and being hung on the pegs of my locker by the sgt.and used as a punchbag for getting our hut failed once too often

Would be very pleased to hear from any other poor sod who grew up in the denbury era. I arrived in denbury in april 65 went to jerboa troop kukri then no 6. From there went and did another 9 months training to better myself-least thats wot i was told !! Have tried to find a fellow inmate tom lafferty to no avail. Anybody know me or him. Many thanks for this site wish i d found out about it years ago.

Updating my web site. I have been told by a few old mates that my web site was not recieving messages. Probably because the full stop after tjcm was missing.

Change of e-mail address.

Thanks very much tony for all the hard work and effort you put into this site. It is really good. Stirred up a lot of memories from the early 60s. Made me try to look up some old friends. All the best.

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Tony thanks to kate you have my photo now i am the one in the kilt as i said to kate hair gone now but the knees are the same keep up the good work. Yours aye charlie