1.Wireless Regt. R.Sigs. BAOR12 in 1952 written by Eddie Malone
I have many good memories of 1 wireless Regiment between March 52 - October 53
not least the Christmas festivities of December 1952 when early morning tea laced with brandy or whisky was delivered by the NCO's who took great delight in waking us up after the festivities of the night before.
I had several good mates at 1 Wireless, and have maintained contact with a couple over the years, but the one that I lost contact with in the mid sixties, and who I would really like to find is
Ian Cooper from Wakefield Yorks, last know address Church Street. Osset. Yorks.
If anyone out there knows of his whereabouts I would appreciate an e mail.
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I have many good memories of 1 wireless Regiment between March 52 - October 53
not least the Christmas festivities of December 1952 when early morning tea laced with brandy or whisky was delivered by the NCO's who took great delight in waking us up after the festivities of the night before.
