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Steve Fogden
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Hi, i am trying to find out the location of a place in Burma called Moregumito? This is the village or place where Lance Corporal John William Brock was captured by the Japanese on 18th April 1943.That is the same day that my grandfather Arthur Leslie Howney went missing on the same operation Longcloth! Can anyone tell me where in Burma this was during the war?
1 July 2007 - Twickenham
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Sarah Oakley
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I'm trying to find any information on my Grandad Ernest Oakley (Ernie) who was part of the Chindits. Unfortunately i never got to meet him, so I would be grateful for any information, and I think it would make my Dad's day. Thank you
20 June 2007 - Bedfordshire
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Jack Lindo
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Great story, I was in 82 column Kings Liverpool Regt Chindits.We were the first in in gliders to "Broadway" I have a web site you may be interested in seeing. Type Jack Lindo into Google best wishes for the future Jack
8 June 2007 - Liverpool
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Hugh Vaugh
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Let me add my appreciation of this wonderful site.
I note that there are many questions here regarding the wartime service of a relative.
Help may be found from the Ministry of Defence. I cannot post their website address here, so search the web for Ministry of Defence.
28 April 2007
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Steve Fogden
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Thanks very much Ian, i am a bit further on than the info. on that site. I am trying to find which actual column he may have been in? On his war service record it says 2nd Echelon India Cable, this is entered next to where he was reported missing on 18/04/1943. Thanks again for your help.
23 March 2007 - Twickenham
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Steve Fogden
| foggyindoors@btinternet.com |
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Great website. Been researching my grandfather who served in the 13th Kings Liverpool, these fellows made up the bulk of the 1943 Chindit expedition. Having trouble finding which Chindit unit he may have been in?
22 March 2007 - Twickenham
Webmaster comments
Hi Steve
I`m sure this link, to Frank Young`s, excellent web site will be of help.
http://www.chindits.info/Longcloth/Main.htm
Good Luck
Ian |
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GEORGE ABEL
| lisa.stan@hotmail.co.uk |
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ANYONE STILL ALIVE THAT SERVED WITH THE CHINDITS WITH ME GEORGE ABEL I AM NOW 82 AND LIVING IN LANCS UK
25 February 2007 - ANYWHERE
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Stuart Walker
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What a fantastic and important site.
I am trying to find informatin on my Grandfather Leslie argyle walker KIA 22/7/44.4865174
Any info would be gratefully recieved
29 December 2006 - Dorset
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Rosie Lambert
| campervan_girl@hotmail.co.uk |
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Just dropped by as haven't been here for a while. Found it interesting re-reading about the Chindits, and the questionnaire / piece that Grandpa wrote about his time with the Chindits. I can't even imagine what it would have been like. Keep up the good work Dad :)
7 December 2006 - Nottingham
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Loreena brooks
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My father, Fred Brooks, Royal Leicesters served as a Chindit. He is now 84 and lives in East Langton, Market harborough, Leics,UK. Any info or contacts appreciated.
2 December 2006 - United Kingdom
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