amazed to be found after 43 years hope to see you all at the re-union in september 05

great site and hello to mick fogg and john davies who always had muddy knees on a saturday night. I wonder why??? Is Barrie Campbell still out there? Nice piece about the sliced bread mate.

Didn t know about this site till last week will use and learn and then come back with some sensible comments.

After all these years is there any who still knows me.

Thought I should update my details as I ve been in Cyprus for a year now.Still enjoy visits to the site Tony. Very best regards to all. Jim

Just to let anyone who has been trying to access the DBG messages that there is a fault on the Yahoo side of things and that it s not your PC ! Dave

Was it really 40 plus years ago

Ref my message dated Jan 9th. Sorry about wrong e-mail address its a new one and i reversed two first letters. My computer is down at this moment but your e-mails will come through when I get on line again. Thanks for messages if not able to get me please use the guest book. I hope to get to Taunton reunion if not definately the Newton Abbot one in September. I will put some pics on the galleries soon there are quite a few with lots of old mates that a lot of you will know from those years 1960-1963. It is a pleasure to see old friends in the gallery and I hope to be able to cath up with a few of you via e-mail and at the reunions. All the best. Prof Boisse

prof boisse i keep getting your email returned. will see some of you at the taunton reunion.feb 25th. happy new year to you all.

hello to any of my many friends from those distant but happily remembered days. it would be great to hear from anyone remembering me i was the tall one with glasses ha! ha!.just some of them:- alan sharman also served with in 3 div. jim lees. eric and tony tai ted haslam len laming taffy evans. My guernsey friends prof ? and ginge who i stayed with on holiday there i raised the flag on the second ten tors. i remember the fire in which a junior leader died. parents staying overnight and we all had to move out and triple our beds up. Some of us did arms drill in the dark with old denims on with battery in top pocket and wired to light bulbs at various points and also our rifles. freedom of newton abbot. selling junior mercury in paignton.met wo11 wheatley aec ex Denbury in hong kong when he was a captain. Major nye aec. did i imagine that the armoury was raided?