Served with tony at 19 sigs 69-71 and jim saunders at 8 sigs in 62. Some of the other names are familiar (if not the photo s). Feel free to email me if you know me. Rog

A great site and is a very useful addition to the already successful denbury_boys e-mail network. Tony thank you. For the first time since joining the group i have just found an ex-jerboa friend-chris cudmore.

The site gets better day by day a lot of old good memories have been woken up when names are mentioned but it is sad to hear that a few are no longer on parade.i remember the cross country taxi and john loveday was my troop sgt.at 11 armd.bde in minden.looking forward to more memories

This site brings back memories that are mostly good except for freezing my b---- off on dartmoor doing the dreaded marches. Denbury was a good start to adult life it s a great pity that it is no longer open for young lads of to day.

Would love to hear from anyone who knows me from denbury-chick brister bob watts jock mccormick jackie wraith cliff cunliffe niarobi 1962-1964 bahrein 1964-1965 n.ire 1965-1968 thank you for this web-site to enable us all to contact memories from the past

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Great site. Brings back a lot of memories mostly good some not so good. I purchased my discharge in april 1966 to immigrate with my family to vancouver b.c. Canada. Went back to school for a year and then joined the royal canadian mounted police served for just over 30 years and retired to pension in 1999. In november of 1999 was elected to civic government and having a great time. Up for re election in nov of this year

Good site and a few names i recall.rebadged in 67 to 1rur been involved eversince through a network of associations and still involved.would love to hear news of paddy gallagher and brian davies who entered denbury at the same time. Best wishes. Joe.

Hi tony my last message was 24 mar 02 the update is i have now found nine members of white spear troop 1966 and many other ex denbury boys from 1965 and nig wing who joined sept 1964. Thanks again for all your hard work and looking forward to getting in touch with more especially white spear 1966 where are you all!

Amazed. Ten tors running this week i suppose triggered off the memory. Dartmoor still our favorite stamping ground. Trained an army cadet team a few years back. I too was a fanfare trumpeter starting tt from hay tor. Spec op in 13 sigs 224 swazi. Kuching. My brother george ian was j/sgt in javelin troop on the first ttors used to bull the underside of his boots!