Its good to see this site. I am ex romulus troop. Then a and b roop 2 signal regt.bunde. Then to the royal horse guards signal troop at windsor. Then on to 515 signal troop in bahrain.the again to 229 signal squadron berlin. Any one who knows and remembers me kindly please get in touch

It s great to read all the nostalgic stories and if anyone remembers me i would be delighted to hear from them.

Arrived denbury in sep 65 john loveday was nigwing sgt a great guy who i have met on numerous occasions since. Spent the rest of my time in white spear troop and finally 6 tp prior to the regiment closing in august 67. A great site a few names i remember brought back many memories.

Only recognise a couple of names. Joined sep 64-dec 66 have a photo of myself john topping ? Fishwick and ? Collingson posing for the junior mercury on the steps of the army bus from floggit railway stn. All tight trousers and winklepickers. Shame its in b and w. Glad to hear from anyone from that era.

Mum told me about it

36 years is a long time but out of all my posting denbury has the lasting memories. Served 22 years long enough now living in reading.mick fogg s name brought back interesting thoughts he was our hero of course. Time in the band revisited with dear old yates ee . Good memories good times.

Hi tony good site have seen one or two names that i remember rick hoping that there are others from the same intake 66c august i have a group photo which i will try and send to u for the photo gallery. Will be at blanford for the reunion if any of u ex denbury lads will be there hope to see u. Jim

I think your web site is first class i have visited many times but dont always leave my details as i have been with the denbury boys club from early days its just a shame i am a bit far away for the reunions but carry on the good work best wishes john davies

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!