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jennifer affleck
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My cousin was robert john monk queens royal regiment and 16th brigade chindits. died may 6th after capture by the japanese, any information please
25 February 2008 - london
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michael joseph harris
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My father was with the 7th battalion royal leicestershire regiment, chindits in burma.(Mush) Harris.
22 February 2008 - does anyone remember him.?
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Martin Whitlock
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I would like to hear from anyone who knew or has any information regarding my father. His name was Harrison 'Jim' Whitlock and served with the 7th Leics Reg (74 Column). He lived in Northampton.I have pictures of the Regiment Football Team where he is the team goalkeeper.If anyone has any information I would be pleased to hear from you.
11 February 2008 - UK
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keith brooks
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i am trying to find out if my uncle was a chindit.his name was phillip brooks.army no4205857.he was in the 45th regiment roconnaissance corp.he was reported killed in burma on the26/03/1944.many thanks mr keith brooks
6 February 2008 - england
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helen storer
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I am looking for any information in relation to my grandad Thomas Maurice Storer. Unfortunetly he died in 1995 and i was too young he said to hear his stories. All I know is that he served in Burma 1941-1945, he was a POW and never wore his medals. I believe he was in the Royal leicestershire regiment. I wish I knew more. if you can help me please contact me and I will be delighted to hear from you.
11 December 2007
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Glyn
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Thanks for help in finding Frank, mum is overjoyed.Your website is now bookmarked and i will continue trying to gather as much information as possible. Well done on the site.
27 November 2007 - Uk
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dennis binks
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i am trying to findout about my uncle who was in the royal corps of signals and was in the chindits armoured devision and came from nottingham his name was ernest dexter were would i find out about his regiment he never taled about burma i am not sure were to start i have a photo of him and know he was a prisoner of war in burma thanks
3 October 2007 - england
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wayne sumbler
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I have been fascinated by the heroic stories of the Chindits. I truly think someone should make a movie of their heroic efforts in Burma. You should be so proud of your father. Would like to know if any of the Chindits called Canada home.
18 September 2007 - Canada
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Alan Pailing
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I am trying to find more details about my father who served in The Royal Signals as a Chindit.
He was Samuel Leslie Pailing from Leeds.
My dad has sadly passed on and never talked about his Burma days. He was a proud Yorkshireman that used to sing "On the Road to Mandalay" to us as kids. Any information about him would be greatly appreciated.
29 August 2007 - Devonshire, Bermuda
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Rob Whiteman
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My Dad, Bill Whiteman, was in the 7th Battallion and then the 2nd Battallion of the Leicestershire Reginment in Burma.
He was a Londoner and any information from his old comrades or families with memories of him would be appreciated.
26 August 2007 - London, UK
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