Name: David Browne
­email: lanayca@talk21.com
Location: Scottish but currently living in Cairo Egypt
Date: 02 Sep 2008
Time: 13:21:30

Comments

Very Interesting resource, many thanks

Name: Ron Gigler
­email:
Location: Baker, Florida,USA
Date: 24 Aug 2008
Time: 05:50:20

Comments

I am reading a novel about the LRDG and went on line to find out more about this unit. I am impressed by the types of missions this unit conducted and how successful they were. Your site is informative and well organized.

Name: Nick Carder
­email: nikarder@hotmail.com
Location: British Columbia Canada
Date: 23 Aug 2008
Time: 17:05:11

Comments

Just Trying to Make Contact With Paul. Hope You Are Well Paul & if You Get a Chance, Drop me a Line. Nick Carder

Name: Paul Lincoln
­email: desertraiders@msn.com
Location: England
Date: 22 Aug 2008
Time: 12:51:34

Comments

Well done on your MVPA event. Well deserved.

Name: pepe sanchez
­email: pep_one@hotmail.com
Location: spain
Date: 16 Aug 2008
Time: 08:11:49

Comments

Interested in military history, recently read 'Killing Rommel' and remembered this unit. Trying to learn more about equipment, etc.-

Name: Miran Flores
miranf100@yahoo.com
Location: La Mesa CA
Date: 03 Aug 2008
Time: 20:11:21

Comments

I love your site, I've been Nuts about the LRDG for over 35 years. It's nice to see that I'm not alone. Site has lots of good information and photos. I'm quite envious of your repro trucks. Keep up the good work.

Name: Les Branscum
lesbranscum@yahoo.com
Location: Arkansas, USA
Date: 28 Jul 2008
Time: 18:20:50

Comments

This is a very interesting and often overlooked segment of WWII history. I served in Iraq and understand something of what these men endured. I salute all of you! SFC Les Branscum Arkansas ANG Task Force 134 Camp Bucca, Iraq 05-06

Name: Ian Macneill
 
Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada
Date: 30 May 2008
Time: 20:40:26

Comments

Just finished "Killing Rommel" and I appreciated the opportunity to see the photos of the trucks and men. Thanks

Name: Kuno
 
Location: Libya & Switzerland
Date: 21 May 2008
Time: 05:10:31

Comments

Back from trip to the Libyan Desert on the traces of the LRDG. Temperatures up to 51 degree centigrade. One engine, one radiator and one gearbox have left us. Fuel stations closed. Short on water. 2 out 3 days were enriched with "sandy air"...

Name: Nan McDonald
 nanmcd49@xtra.co.nz
Location: Christchurch New Zealand
Date: 02 May 2008
Time: 22:42:36

Comments

Fantastic mine of info if there is anyone that may have known my late father Kenneth Charles James Ineson 9484 of the LRDG please pass on any info photos you may have. Prior to his death was researching his time with the 27th MG Batt LRDG

Name: Stephen Brown
 swb3945@hotmail.co.uk
Location: London, England
Date: 30 Apr 2008
Time: 08:13:03

Comments

Hi Guys, Just to let you know that Token Publishing have just re-printed Brendon O'Carrolls "Kiwi Scorpions"

Name: John Llewellyn Davis
 vanjon.2@slingshot.co.nz
Location: Taupo, New Zealand.
Date: 24 Apr 2008
Time: 03:27:00

Comments

Great to find your LRDG Preservation Society webpage. I will be in touch after I look up some photos and info from my father's albums. Please feel free to contact me - my father's name was Jack Davis, Sergeant, LRDG, T Patrol. Cheers. John.

Name: andy mcdonald
 
Location:
Date: 09 Apr 2008
Time: 05:15:58

Comments

Found your very interesting site whilst reading Tobruk Commando by Gordon Landsborough. It reminded of the model kits I had made in my childhood. Great Model kit section.

Name: don darby
 
Location: walsall
Date: 31 Mar 2008
Time: 12:31:23

Comments

I was sad to read that Ben Owen had passed away on 11th march 2008. I worked with him for many years, and a more interesting and charming man would be hard to find.

Name: Gary Dunlap
 dunlapillinois@aol.com
Location: Illinois, USA
Date: 30 Mar 2008
Time: 08:49:31

Comments

Great site. Please continue to post more drawings, photos and other visuals.

Name: Lorna Fyfe
 bob-fyfe@supanet.com
Location: Oxfordshire, UK
Date: 28 Mar 2008
Time: 07:17:19

Comments

My father, Frank Riches was in thr LRDG, he was originally in the KDG then went on to join Popski in his Private Army. We would love to know if anyone out there has any mention or memories of him.Sadly he passed away some years ago now.

Name: Mr Jonathan Swift
 jlswift@btinternet.com
Location: West Midlands
Date: 19 Mar 2008
Time: 04:43:22

Comments

I read in the Wolverhampton Express & Star that Ben Owen (Author of "With Popskis Private Army) passed away in Newcross hospital on 11.03.08 aged 89.Details and pictures of Ben appeared in the Express & Star on 18.03.08. Thanks

Name: John Alexander
 jalex_uk@ntlworld.com
Location: Leicester Based, exhibitor at Bletchley Park
Date: 23 Feb 2008
Time: 06:46:42

Comments

Hello, At Bletchley Park, B Block, I have a collection of code and cypher equipment called "Enigma & Friends". I have examples of the US made M209 'Converter' ... a simple and compact cipher machine from C.1941. Last week I was told these were issued to the LRDG. Is it possible to advertise, ask for comments, confirmation re this matter? Fingers crossed. John Alexander Leicester

Name: alan edward duncalfe
 s.duncalfe@btinternet.com
Location: leominster herefordshire
Date: 17 Feb 2008
Time: 12:38:23

Comments

I am the great nephew of Roy Duncalfe ,I quite often have a look at the web site i have some photos of Roy when he was in the LRDG and will try and get round to posting them on web site.

Name: simon
 blackbusby@hotmail.co.uk
Location: england
Date: 12 Feb 2008
Time: 13:04:39

Comments

Well done nice too see!!!! we run 2nd SAS group here in England www.2ndspecialairservice.co.uk

Name: Ian Muir Martin
 ian.sunderlandspeedway@virgin.net
Location: City of Sunderland
Date: 08 Feb 2008
Time: 12:07:49

Comments

This is a first class Site. Very informative and interesting. I will - now I have discovered the Site - be revisiting in order to learn more of the Unit's history. Keep up the good work Thank you.

Name: David William Hough
 AHough7571@aol.com
Location: Harrow, United Kingdom
Date: 08 Feb 2008
Time: 09:44:54

Comments

My father William ("Bill") Hough served in the LRDG throughout the war. He was recruited from the Yorkshire Yeomenary. He was a signaler and was promoted to Sergeant Major and became a Warrant Officer. He was Mentioned In Despatches in 1942. I am not sure where he served after the end of the North Africa Campaign. I would be delighted to hear from anyone who remembers my father.

Name: Mark Rose
 markdrose@tiscali.co.uk
Location: Ayr, Scotland
Date: 27 Jan 2008
Time: 15:55:04

Comments

My dad, Horace Ralph Rose is still hanging on at the grand old age of 92. He was a member of L Detatchment. I found an old photograph of L Detatchment on this site which stunned my wife. My dad and I look so alike. Are there any more photos of the men of L Detatchment digitised? I'd love my son to see his grandad in is prime. Mark

Name: J Custis
 jon.custis@usmc.mil
Location: USA
Date: 21 Jan 2008
Time: 14:50:25

Comments

Jack, Your work with the site has served as a remarkable inspiration for me to finally start breathing life into research, and eventually writing, regarding Mike Sadler, MM. My blog is up and running and I hope to post updates often.

Name: COL Burt Thompson
 thompson6@gci.net
Location: Fairbanks, Alaska
Date: 20 Jan 2008
Time: 18:15:25

Comments

I love the LRDG web site, keep up the great work. Burt

Name: Lee Harris
 end337@gmail.com
Location: London, England
Date: 18 Jan 2008
Time: 04:28:39

Comments

Hello all, Really interesting site you have here. I know this is a long shot, but... did anyone know a man called Leopold (often shortened to Leo or Lee) Harris? He was my grandfather, and operated in North Africa and possibly Iraq with the LRDG. He was also best friends with a Ghurka, and they would often save each other's lives. Any information on either would be very much appreciated. Thank you, Lee (yes, named after him) Harris

Name: Penelope Sheppard
 penny102766@yahoo.com
Location: Reno, Nevada
Date: 17 Jan 2008
Time: 21:30:30

Comments

I just want to say thanks to Rick Butler for turnimg me on to your website today as he came thru the agricultural station on Hwy395 north where I work. The jeep is awesome and so are you. Thanks, Penelope

Name: Les Price
 lesprice06@googlemail.com
Location:
Date: 08 Jan 2008
Time: 15:59:52

Comments

Trying to find any information on may dad who I believed served on C Troop of LRDG. He was a bombardier however was reverted in rank a few times! he could speak Arabic and was stabbed in the side once dressed in Arab clothing. Any one help

Name: Gary Dunlap
 dunlapillinois@aol.com
Location: Bolingbrook, Illinois, USA
Date: 14 Dec 2007
Time: 11:12:37

Comments

Terrific site! Please continue to add pix, especially models and original photos. It is very helpful in my building models of LDRG (and SAS) vehicles.

Name: Major Gary Wallace
 garyawallace@aol.com
Location: Scotland, UK
Date: 12 Dec 2007
Time: 11:02:34

Comments

Great site, am interested in all things LRDG and their history etc. Am trying to plan an exped using authentic WW2 era vehicles in 2009 to Egypt and Libya to ride the routes of WW2 and visit some sites, memorials and wargraves. keep up the good work please keep in touch

Name: Les Sullivan
 avantage@talktalk.net
Location: eccles manchester lancashire england
Date: 03 Dec 2007
Time: 02:28:33

Comments

I need a copy of the picture of the truck that is now in the imperial war museum . I found it once on your website but unfortunately failed when i tried again.The reason i need it is that I am in touch with the museum about the truck

Name: Rob Stone
 info@chosenword.biz
Location: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Date: 23 Nov 2007
Time: 10:04:30

Comments

As a long-time student of the Desert War I have always been fascinated with the exploits of the LRDG. It was great to find this interesting and informative Web site!

Name: Nigel Waters
 nigelw@prowat.com
Location: Cincinnati, OH. Born Dewsbury, Yorkshire UK
Date: 11 Nov 2007
Time: 17:05:38

Comments

My father was Charles William Waters, served in the LRDG, was captured at Tobruk -El adim. Was wounded in the leg and taken to Italy. In 1969 I was in Libya when Col Gadaffi took over I ended up guarding the Bomb Dump at El Adim, the same as my father did. Its a small world. Interesting site.

Name: Marcel jumpy Jungbauer
 
Location: Netherlands
Date: 23 Oct 2007
Time: 12:21:10

Comments

Great site! Super pictures! Keep the recollection of these galant desert men alive! Visit us at www.screamingducks.com to see how we keep the recollection alive overhere.

Name: stephen mcpike
 stevemcpike@ish.de
Location: Dortmund Germany
Date: 20 Oct 2007
Time: 03:17:06

Comments

have just discovered your site. my father josiah james mcpike (joe) was a member of the LRDG and iwould love to hear from anybody with any anecdotes about him.

Name: David O Brown
 davidbrown65@comcast.net
Location: East Grand Rapids, Michigan USA
Date: 27 Oct 2007
Time: 07:50:02

Comments

My father, John Brown, was a member of the Scots Guards, 2nd Bat. He was a member of the LRDG. I would love to hear from anyone that might remember him or have additional information on his groups movements. Thanks

Name: Paul Lincoln
 desertraiders@msn.com
Location: U.K.
Date: 07 Oct 2007
Time: 14:49:32

Comments

Hello Jack, Spotted your photo with the caption about a race between the Chev and the Ford. The reason the Ford is winning is that it is TOWING the Chev!!! If you look closely you can see the rope. Ford rules !! Desert Raiders Assn, England.

Name: Peter May
 peter_may@dsl.pipex.com
Location: Lindford, Hampshire UK
Date: 06 Oct 2007
Time: 03:40:52

Comments

My wife's uncle LEN COLEMAN died on 24 September 2007. He was a member of the LRDG and at sometime received the MBE (Military). We would be very pleased to find some information on his activities and connections if any are known. Many thanks.

Name: Jonathan Pittaway
 pittaway@iafrica.com
Location: Durban, South Africa
Date: 24 Sep 2007
Time: 23:06:19

Comments

Hello, Does anyone have photos of B Squadron, Adriatic members, Rowbottom and Morley ? if so please could you contact me, thanks Jonathan. ps see our LRDG book on www.dandy.co.za

Name: Joe Sinopoli
 sinopolij@earthlink.net
Location: Chiucago Heights, IL USA
Date: 12 Sep 2007
Time: 11:45:53

Comments

I am looking for any information about Lt. Edward MacDonald, who appeared in a famous photograph of six commandos in three jeeps. I believe I once saw a reference to him by a relative from Scotland in the guest book.

Name: David M Hewson
 davidmhewson@yahoo.com.au
Location: Newcastle New South Wales Australia
Date: 15 Sep 2007
Time: 08:46:04

Comments

Love the Webb Site Im currently researching the LRDG including Australian and New Zealand units I have found this site most useful

Name: robert morgan
 sydconc@tpg.com.au
Location: sydney australia
Date: 03 Sep 2007
Time: 02:17:07

Comments

rjm son of Richard John Morgan snowytrooper LRDG glad to know of you

Name: Tony Prowse
 
Location: New Zealand
Date: 03 Sep 2007
Time: 00:43:48

Comments

Does anyone have any information on and especially a photo of Tpr (T.Sgt) Thomas B. McNeil, m.i.d., a New Zealander in the LRDG 1940-41?

Name: Dave Pitts
 cdavesurf@yahoo.com
Location: Gulf Breeze, Fl
Date: 24 Aug 2007
Time: 16:24:07

Comments

Outstanding site please keep it up!

Name: Tony Hamilton
 transitcouriers@aol.com
Location: HAMPSHIRE. U.K
Date: 18 Aug 2007
Time: 11:06:17

Comments

My Grandad served in the L.R.D.G 1940-43, I would like to know if any one knew of him. His name was WASPE F.A, he was a Major although i think a Q.M ,leiutenant or Captain when with the L.R.D.G, his Regt was the Queens rifles. Please contact me if anybody has any info please. this site has given me so much info on the L.R.D.G that i was not able to learn from my Grandfather, and for that i am very Gratefull ! i thank each and every one of you. Kind regards Tony

Name: Pasquato Paolo
 psqt@saharaland.it
Location: Italy
Date: 09 Aug 2007
Time: 04:49:30

Comments

Great historical preservation site. My father was to Libya during IIWW and I'm very interested to all stories about African campaigns. Thansk a lot for your efforts! Paolo

Name: bernard
 bernard.fauvergue@club-internet.fr
Location: toulon france provence
Date: 30 Jul 2007
Time: 09:37:41

Comments

hello, i 'm very happy to find your site, it's magistral restrike history.i have learnt the w.b. kennedy shaw's book.the father ofa friend has fight with francais libres in libya. regards ,bernard

Name: Alex Long
 m18hellcat@hotmail.co.uk
Location: Norfolk England
Date: 23 Jul 2007
Time: 06:11:25

Comments

hey there thanks a million for a great week it wa sreally good fun! hope to see jack rick and scotty in two years time you had better come over here again or ill come to America. Thanks again Alex

Name: johnny
 johnny-e@ic24.net
Location: Dinas Powis Vale of Glamorgan
Date: 14 Jul 2007
Time: 08:15:04

Comments

Hello Jack, Just sent you mail which is self explainatory and would like to send you some information by normal postal mail. In brief we have run recently a special event Amateur Radio Station call signs GB4TCW Tactical Communications Wing& GB4JHF Joint Helicopter Forces. Your thoughts on this suggestion would be appreciated Fraternally Johnny The Air Formation Signals Association

Name: Mark Mackenzie
 redironbark@yahoo.com.au
Location: Sydney Australia
Date: 14 Jul 2007
Time: 01:02:31

Comments

I am seeking information concerning the camouflage painting of LRDG vehicles and was wondering if anyone out there could assist. In particular, I am trying to verify the yellow and red-brown colours on Chevrolet's in the Jenner and List Osprey book.

Name: Terry Purke
 tpurke@hotmail.com
Location:
Date: 10 Jul 2007
Time: 19:35:03

Comments

I tried to ask you a question but was told by your server that I had to give my hotmail password. I don't do that. I am the museum director of the WACO Aircraft Historical Society and I have a question about the WACOs the LRDG used. I would appreciate a contact at tpurke@hotmail.com. Thank you Terry Purke

Name: Jason Laird
 fivewhiskies@yahoo.com
Location: Denver Colorado
Date: 28 Jun 2007
Time: 06:18:18

Comments

I grew up in the Arizona desert and have worn out 5 jeeps over the years crisscrossing every inch of it and drinking from dank waterholes. Started reading about the LRDG and SAS when I was fourteen years old. Names like Bagnold, Pendergast, Easonsmith, Stirling. These men were my heroes when I was a kid. They still are!

Name: Steve Jackson
 jackson3808@blueyonder.co.uk
Location: Livingston, Scotland
Date: 25 Jun 2007
Time: 14:29:49

Comments

Superb site, I have an interest in the British Army in the Western Desert. I had an uncle who fought in the Western Desert with 7th Armored and had some great, funny, sad and heroic stories from both sides. Possibly the last of the 'gentlemanly' wars.

Name: Jonathan Pittaway
 pittaway@iafrica.com
Location: Durban, South Africa
Date: 16 Jun 2007
Time: 02:25:55

Comments

Greetings from Durban. please am urgently looking for the scan of the cover of a UK post-war comic, Combat Series, no 39, titled "Long Range Desert Group" for our 2nd Edition LRDG RHODESIA book. very many thanks, Jonathan pittaway@iafrica.com

Name: Harry Adderley
 harry.adderley@ntlworld.com
Location: Stocton on tees. England
Date: 15 Jun 2007
Time: 03:42:11

Comments

Can you please help me during the 1950s I read several books about Popskies private Army. I remember these were paperbacks and I would like to trace them again. If you can help Many thanks. Harry

Name: Grant Maguire
 kiwiinmelbourne@bigpond.com
Location: Melbourne
Date: 13 Jun 2007
Time: 04:07:34

Comments

My Grandfather was Lesley (Les) Angus Ellis known affectionately, or otherwise, to his peers as Wog. He was in North Africa with the LRDG. Any photo's of information on him would be appreciated.

Name: Paul
 paulcrespel at virgilio dot it
Location: UK
Date: 27 May 2007
Time: 10:53:52

Comments

I sell the instructions on how to make the cards and use the Howard MkII and MkIII sun compases. email me at paulcrespel at virgilio dot it

Name: Steven Green
 steven.green@britinsurance.com
Location: Billericay, England
Date: 25 May 2007
Time: 03:03:12

Comments

I've just read Tobruk Commando, an original 1956 edition which my dad passed down to me, recently. It's important to us because his uncle died in that operation and is mentioned, albeit briefly by name in the book. Whilst he was in the Commando and not the LRDG there seemed a close affinity between the two especially at the end.

Name: KATHIE DENNIS
 sldennis3@msn.com
Location: EMMETT, IDAHO
Date: 17 May 2007
Time: 12:51:53

Comments

MY FATHER ,JIM MCMEEKAN WAS A TAIL GUNNER ON THE B-17 STINKY. WHILE ON A MISSION TO TAKE A GENERAL TO THE CASABLANCA CONFERENCE JAN OF 1943, THE PLANE BELLY LANDED IN THE SAHARA DESERT NEAR EL OUED. THE CREW WERE SAVED BY SOMEONE WHO HAPPENED ON TO THEM IN THE DESERT. COULD IT HAVE BEEN SOMEONE FROM YOUR GROUP? I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE WHO MIGHT KNOW ABOUT THIS.

Name: Dennis K Egan
 johnny-e@ic24.net
Location: Dinas Powis. Vale of Glamorgan
Date: 16 May 2007
Time: 05:00:31

Comments

Hello Jack, Great site, have to keep popping back to have another look. Thanks for your mail and if I get any further info on Jon will let you know. From just an old Vet Fraternally Johnny

Name: RANGER Jerry Conners
 jconnersn94k@att.net
Location: Virginia City, Nevada
Date: 03 May 2007
Time: 20:35:02

Comments

The Chinese Bandit Recon LRRP Team 1st Bn ABN 8th Cav 1965-66 was awarded two Presidential Unit Citations for extraordinary heroism; conducted the historic FIRST night combat rappel lead; and performed DOD MACV directed long range reconnaissance LRRP operations along the northern Cambodia and Southern Laos borders

Name: Joanne Makin
 ted.jo@xtra.co.nz
Location: Auckland New Zealand
Date: 30 Apr 2007
Time: 21:24:14

Comments

Love the site. My Grandfather Athol Hood was in the LRDG NZ he was in the advanced Party called the Long Range Patrol that went ahead first to Eygpt. would love some info on this it seems difficult to come across.

Name: Jack Valenti
 lrdg@Prodigy.net
Location: Monterey Ca.
Date: 26 Apr 2007
Time: 21:23:25

Comments

Dean Wilcox - Sorry your e-mail got deleted please resend. Will gladly share photos you requested. Jack

Name: Tony Foster
 
Location: Solihull UK
Date: 26 Apr 2007
Time: 13:10:26

Comments

So many entries from Sons etc of LRDG members Perhaps an entry from someone who was in the LRDG in 1944 and 1945 will be of interest Tony Foster

Name: Simon Richter
 simon.richter@btinternet.com
Location: Kent
Date: 26 Apr 2007
Time: 04:54:52

Comments

I dont knwo if anyone can help but my maternal Grandfather Eric Pemberton was in the LRDG. We have a couple of photos at home but the info is very scant...anyone out there remember him by any chance??

Name: BRIAN BARRY
 rpallhuber@msn.com
Location: gateshead,tyne&wear
Date: 25 Apr 2007
Time: 15:31:19

Comments

i am looking for all relatives, mainly jams barry born 1925 did nat. service with durham light infantry.

Name: Michael Noyce
 mnoyce@nls.com.au
Location: Sydney, Australia
Date: 21 Apr 2007
Time: 20:03:50

Comments

Just returned from my 2nd visit to Tobruk. Interested in the Barce Raid book. I was there a week ago. On 5 April 41 my father 'escaped' from Barce on a trailer drawn by a farmer's tractor, ahead of the Axis forces as part of the 'Benghazi handicap'. His platoon was stranded in Barce after his Battalion's -2-13th AIF- action at Er Rejima ridge at Benghazi on 4 April, in delaying the German advance.

Name: Alison Boocoak
 
Location:
Date: 20 Apr 2007
Time: 22:19:07

Comments

Our Dad was Gdsmn Mark Welsh MM, 2nd Bat. Scots Guards and member of the LRDG, G.1 Patrol. He is mentioned in 2 books I have, "G Patrol" by Michael Crichton-Stuart (the last road watch) and "In Rommel's Backyard" by Alastair Timpson. Only now, after reading and researching, do I appreciate what it must have been like for him.

Name: Mark Alexander Welsh
 mapwelsh@yahoo.co.uk
Location: Edinburgh, Scotland (Now living in singapore)
Date: 16 Apr 2007
Time: 09:29:06

Comments

My Father, Mark Alexander Welsh, was in G Patrol LRDG no.2695516. Would appreciate any info and or photos of G Patrol anyone may have.

Name: david edgar forbes
 davideforbes@btinternet.com
Location: newtownards co down northern ireland
Date: 29 Mar 2007
Time: 00:38:10

Comments

My father James Forbes was a medic in the LRDG and was wondering if anybody new of him. Originally from belfast and I have his Army book and number. Saw a request from someone wanting to know of a man called David Edgar who was my fathers friend and I was named after him I think. Cheers

Name: Trevor Stafford
 copywryter@gmail.com
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Date: 26 Mar 2007
Time: 19:19:00

Comments

My grandfather, Ken Stafford, fought and often bravely ran away while serving with the LRDG in North Africa. If anyone has any information or pictures of him please contact me. It would mean a great deal to my family.

Name: JAMES LEES
 le169hd.fsnet.co.uk
Location: Oxon
Date: 25 Mar 2007
Time: 14:59:12

Comments

Hi, Could ANDREW JOHN BUNCE please contact me as I think you may have a group photograph including my late father of whom I would like more information regarding his time in the LRDG. Please help if you can. JRL

Name: Pat Wilson
 patwil6242@msn.com
Location: Edinburgh
Date: 25 Mar 2007
Time: 10:03:05

Comments

My father was ex LRDG only to move on to PPA to meet up again with an old friend Bob Yunnie,I have been told my dad is the last of the originals from PPA

Name: Kev Bovill
 kbovill@iinet.net.au
Location: Perth WA
Date: 23 Mar 2007
Time: 05:48:39

Comments

Hi Jack, Just surfing in after a long absence. All looking pretty good as usual. I note that your 2007 calendar is pretty full! NO visit to my location noted! A desert trek is on offer here awaiting word from you. I will be visiting the Cocos Is in May and Singapore & Malaysia for Xmas. Hi to Rick Cheers, Kev kev

Name: Darren
 shotline@hotmail.com
Location: Gibraltar
Date: 19 Mar 2007
Time: 13:54:36

Comments

Does anyone have any lat & long coordinates for any of the LRDG wartime bases, e.g. Kufra, Jalo, Siwa, or any of the main battle sites, e.g. Barce?

Name: Jouni Koski
 
Location: Finland
Date: 18 Mar 2007
Time: 05:47:58

Comments

Really fine Web site! I'm building up Chevy LRDG miniatyre model, and this will be my reference site.

Name: Williams Mc Mugu
 willmugu@hapunu.co.uk
Location: Edinburgh
Date: 01 Mar 2007
Time: 03:25:51

Comments

Greg Williams is my uncle and was in LRDG in 1938,any ifo about him will be appreciated.

Name: Jack Valenti
 lrdg@Prodigy.net
Location: California
Date: 24 Feb 2007
Time: 17:16:29

Comments

Dale - tried to respond to your comments on the guest page, but my message came back undelivered. Please contact me directly. I do have information on Ben Owen.

Name: Tug TOS Wilson
 regent@tesco.net
Location: Bedfordshire England
Date: 21 Feb 2007
Time: 09:04:31

Comments

Hi,A very Nice site,may you long maintain interest with the public..LRDG,dare i say you were the forerunner of our Force,The Trucial Oman Scouts TOS.Who more than kept the peace in The Trucial States&Oman-now called the UAE. You might like to see some TOS pictures - http:www.flickr.com groups tos Best regards Tug Wilson TOS. Come March with us at the London Cenotaph in NOV 2007

Name: Jonathan Pittaway
 agencies@iafrica.com
Location: Durban, South Africa.
Date: 20 Feb 2007
Time: 12:13:38

Comments

Greetings from sunny SA please am looking for a 300dpi scan of Brigadier George Davy the OC Land Forces Adriatic incl LRDG in 1944 We need it for our 2nd edition of LRDG RHODESIA He painted the well know IWM painting entitled Rhodesians of the LRDG on Road Watch Libya very many thanks

Name: dale owen
 dale.owen@aonixuk.com
Location: Wolvderhampton
Date: 19 Feb 2007
Time: 08:26:30

Comments

Ben Owen was a senior member of popskis private Army, he is to me a Great Uncle, I am desperate to try and find out if he is still alive and ware his location is. Can anyone please help

Name: George Hannah
 georgerbhannah@hotmail.co.uk
Location: London, UK
Date: 12 Feb 2007
Time: 07:42:56

Comments

My father served in the Guards Patrol LRDG with Michael Crighton Stewart until he was taken prisoner of war in 1941. A good book and point of reference is Crighton Stewarts G Patrol.

Name: Andrew Turner
 
Location: Brampton Ontario Canada
Date: 08 Feb 2007
Time: 12:55:09

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Very Good website, but I think you should add a forum so people who are searching for relatives can work together.

Name: William Knox Irwin
 billirwin@earthlink.net
Location: Lucerne Valley California USA
Date: 03 Feb 2007
Time: 23:09:03

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The LRDG Preservation Society web site is the best reference (especially for pictures) that I have come across. Bagnold and friends (of the Zerzura Club and the LRDG) have given me many hours of enjoyable reading.

Name: david j harvey
 the3harveys@tiscali.co.uk
Location: UK- Buckinghamshire
Date: 30 Jan 2007
Time: 07:19:32

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Hi, I am searching for any information regarding the initial set up of the LRDG? We recently discovered my late Grandfather Lt. Col. E.G.Harvey was part of LRDG-SAS? He spoke fluent Arabic based in Sudan 1939 for a number of years!! It would be appreciated. Many Thanks

Name: bea boyd
 nabob307@webtv.net
Location: pennsylvania, u.s.a.born uk
Date: 28 Jan 2007
Time: 10:49:18

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My husband Norman Boyd (Bill) served in the 8th Army, LRDG he was a desert rat, he went through to Italy, coming home May 1945. would like to heard from anyone who knew him. He passed away Nov 2004.

Name: Jonathan Pittaway
 pittaway@iafrica.com
Location: Durban, South Africa
Date: 26 Jan 2007
Time: 10:31:12

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Hello, please could Moira Black, entry below, contact me in connection with Fred Light, LRDG. Your email address given is being rejected by the server. thanks

Name: Ian Chard
 
Location: Bristol UK
Date: 11 Jan 2007
Time: 04:39:36
 

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Ref query from Jon Custis. The IWM does hold a manual detailing the composition and operation of an LRDG desert patrol. I don't recall one with the title you mention, but think that it is an odd description to have been used anyway. Are you sure of the title? I have a copy of the manual that I've seen, so if there is anything specific that you are looking for please let me know.