I'm intrigued by this man who commanded a counter-intelligence unit in the Western Command during the Second World War ! there isn't much to be found about him .... except there is his memoir at the IWM !! and the odd reference to him here ......
I'm intrigued by this man who commanded a counter-intelligence unit in the Western Command during the Second World War ! there isn't much to be found about him .... except there is his memoir at the IWM !! and the odd reference to him here ......
It's a time and place as remote as Superman's fictional home planet of Krypton: it was Liverpool in 1966.
The then 22-year-old John Humphrys was appointed BBC television correspondent, based in Castle Chambers, 34 Castle Street. He says: 'In those days the BBC had a representative in the area, called Major H R V Jordan, whom you addressed as ' Major'.
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__________________ Spidge,
My project is the collection of all 11,038 RAAF Headstone/Memorial photos located in 66 countries during WW2. Can you assist? ------------------------------------------------------- My Avatar is the colour patch (Blood & Bandages) of my Fathers Battalion in the 6th Division AIF.
Gunner Frederick Edwin Swallow, "C" Company 2/8th Battalion, 19th Brigade.
Critically injured in the taking of Tobruk on 21st January 1941.