British Light Infantry Regiments
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CommentsMy Dad was Alec Tran, who served in Cyprus, Germany, Rhodesia and elsewhere. He passed away in 1995. I now live in America, in Texas.
CommentsSTOP PRESS: This site is run from CANADA by ONE MAN called Mike, whose interest is that his grandfather fought with the DCLI in the Boer War and WW I. Mike has done this site for US. We owe him a huge debt of gratitude. Mile has a high powered job, and 3 children he has to get through school and college. He cannot afford to do everything, either in terms of time or money. He has also had to PAY out of his own pocket to keep this site going for 5 years. Now the good news (hopefully): In my various capacities, I am trying to get this site up and running in the UK. I shall be contacting all LI Association Branches, asking for their support in doing this. If YOU do NOT belong to an LI Branch, then join one now. I need YOUR support if five years of really excellent work by a Canadian called Mike, who has never been in the Light Infantry but has done it for love and as a remembrance of his Grandfather, is not to go down the pan. Mike has agreed to try and keep the site open until I can take it over. If one day you find the site closed, keep looking regularly, because we might have to close it down in Canada before we can re-open it in UK. YOUR SUPPORT IS VITAL. I hope I can count on YOU, just like we have counted on Mike for five years.
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CommentsGreat site.... Can you give mesome details of my great grand father PTE Frank Reid who served in the Volunteer force in India
CommentsI AM TRYING TO TRACK DETAILS OF MY GREAT UNCLE, SERJEANT DAVID HUTTON,FROM THE HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY 28TH BRIGADE ,10TH BATTALION WHICH WAS PART OF THE 9TH DIVISION,I CANNOT FIND HIM AT THE WAR GRAVES COMMISION BUT HAVE A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF WHAT HAPPENED ON THE DAY HE DIED;25TH SEPT 1915,HE JOINED IN 1914 AND AM TRYING TO FOLLOW UP WEEK TO WEEK DETAILS AND EVENTUALLY FIND HIS GRAVE WHICH I BELIEVE IS IN FRANCE SOMEWHERE,SO IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO AT ALL YOU WOULD MAKE A YOUNG LADY VERY HAPPY IN TRACING THESE STEPS AND CAN THEN ONE DAY TELL THE STORY TO HER OWN CHILDREN TO MAKE SURE THOSE WHO FOUGHT HOWEVER LONG AGO WILL NEVER BE FORGOT,THANKYOU..
CommentsWhat is carmichaels thousands 1914-1918 assume it was the great war era if so would like information on James Alfred Parker born 25.4.1885 newcastle died 17.1.1960 Port Macqaurie. Can anybody help me with this enquiry. Thank You
CommentsLooking for information about Thomas Allison, Private 1396, 14th Battalion, High |