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The Wasp: The Journal of the 16th Foot. Vol 13.

1951-1952

From: 1951 To: 1952

Regular contents: Editorial; Personalia; 1st Battalion Notes; Regimental Depot; Herts Regiment Notes; Hertfordshire Cadets; 5th Battalion Notes; Bedfordshire Cadets; East Anglian Brigade Group News; Comrades Notes; Obituaries; Births, marriages and deaths; Editorial notes. Also: No.1, March 1951: Unveiling and Dedication Ceremony, Regimental Memorial Window; Retirement of R.S.M. Robinson, M.B.E.; The Regimental Hymn; The 1st Battalion the Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.) in Italy, July 1944 to January 1945 (Part III); Obituaries: Colonel Reginald (Percy) Worrall, Alfred Bean, Capt. Frank Corner; Major F.A. (Tod) Sloan; Million War Pensioners, Welfare Service Explained; 1939-45 Regimental War Memorial. No.2, June 1951: Christ Church, Mhow; The 1st Battalion the Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.) in Italy, July 1944 to January 1945 (Part IV); Retirement of Col. The Hon. T. G. B. Morgan Grenville as County Cadet Commandant and replacement by Col. G. A. Anstee (photo); Obituaries, Marine Alfred Herbert George Hooper [died age 21 when submarine H.M.S.Affray sank in the the English Channel], John See, Ambrose Mark Beck [killed at work at Long Stratton, Norfolk], Sgt. E. Trumper; The Old Order Changeth (Part I). No.3, September 1951: Bleinheim Gathering 1951; Recruit Training Recommences at the Regimental Depot; Impressions of a National Serviceman; Catp. Frank Young, aged 80 (photo); D-Day Commemorative Ceremonies at Ver-sur-Mer; The 1st Battalion the Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.) in Italy, July 1944 to January 1945 (Part V); Boys' Town, Modena, Italy; Death notices: W/Commander Keith Temple Lofts [result of a flying accident], Thomas Ayers, Philip Darlington [fatally injured in a road accident]; The Old Order Changeth (Part II). No.4, December 1951: The 1st Battalion the Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.) in Italy, July 1944 to January 1945 (Part VI); The County March in 1903; Life at the Royal Hospital [Chelsea] and Conditions of Admission; Canada in August 1951; Obituaries: Sgt. Richard George Collison (photo), Frederick James Marshall, George Maxwell. No.5, March 1952: Warrant Officer C.C. Wells, awarded Meritorious Service Medal (photo); 1st Battalion Leaves UK for Middle East; 1st Battalion Commended for Rescue Work in Cyprus; The Regimental Museum [article from Beds Times, 7 Dec 1951]; The 1st Battalion the Hertfordshire Regiment (T.A.) in Italy, July 1944 to January 1945 (Part VII); National Service men in the T.A.; Death notices: Lt. C.G. Badrick; Col-Sgt James Robinson; Stanley Oswald Bishop; John Edward Wickham; George Samuel Dennis [licensee of Bricklayers Arms, Potton]; J. Wood; Bernard Wood; F.J. Hensman; Alan McKinstry Fleming; Spanish Journey (Part II). No.6, June 1952: Bleinheim Gathering 1952; The Rescue of the Crew of the "Porlock Hill", 1st Bedfords in Cyprus Exploit [article from Bedford Record 26 Feb 1952]; H.M. King George VI [inspection of Home Guard Battalions]; Wedding of Capt. John Aldersey Bacon and Miss Pauline Joyce Cowley (photo); Death notices: Capt. R. Maurice Hill; Galbraith Hodge; Leonard C. Cook; Spanish Journey (Part III); An Eventful Journey [near Tobruk] (Part I). No.7, September 1952: Brigadier J.A. Longmore, Honorary Colonel of the Hertfordshire Regiment (photo); Normandy Visit, 1952; Suez Canal Incident [report from Bedford Record]; The Regimental Museum; Death notices: C. Hadley, S. King, W.C. Whittington, William Ralph Williams [age 17 as the result of a motor accident], E. Merryweather, R. Bird, J.T. Newby; Obituaries: Capt. Charles Richard Hall, Arthur Egan; An Eventful Journey (Part II). No.8, December 1952: Colonel G.A. Anstee (photo); Bleinheim Gathering, 1952; Death notices: Leonard Arthur Wise, A.P. Williams, Herbert Joseph William Lawes, T.W. Andrews, M. O'Connor [as a result of a motorcycle accident], Major-General Sir Steuart Hare; Obituary: Alfred Pavey Williams, 1872-1952; The Mons Memorial.

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Robinson,
Worrall, Reginald,
Worrall, Percy Reginald,
Bean, Alfred,
Corner, Frank,
Sloan, F.A.,
Grenville, Morgan,
Anstee, G.A.,
Hooper, Alfred Herbert George,
See, John,
Beck, Ambrose Mark,
Trumper, E.,
Young, Frank,
Lofts, Keith Temple,
Ayers, Thomas,
Darlington, Philip,
Collison, Richard George,
Marshall, Frederick James,
Maxwell, George,
Wells, C.C.,
Badrick, C.G.,
Robinson, James,
Bishop, Stanley Oswald,
Wickham, John Edward,
Dennis, George Samuel,
Wood, J.,
Wood, Bernard,
Hensman, F.J.,
Fleming, Alan McKinstry,
George VI,
Bacon, John Aldersey,
Cowley, Pauline Joyce,
Hill, R. Maurice,
Hodge, Galbraith,
Cook, Leonard C.,
Longmore, J A,
Hadley, C.,
King, S.,
Whittington, W.C.,
Egan, Arthur,
Williams, William Ralph,
Merryweather, E.,
Hall, Charles Richard,
Bird, R.,
Newby, J.T.,
Wise, Leonard Arthur,
Williams, A.P.,
Lawes, Herbert Joseph William,
Andrews, T.W.,
O'Connor, M.,
Hare, Steuart,
Williams, Alfred Pavey

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