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I know it was soon after D Day., when everybody in 44 celebrated by burning an effigy of Hitler and I had my first eclair!

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That is interesting. I am going to contact an old school friend who might be able to contribute to this My parents were there near the end of the war , probably 1943 -1945. We moved away after the war. sometime 1945.

That is interesting. I am going to contact an old school friend who might be able to contribute to this. She lives in Australia, so it will take rime!

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Well thank you I appreciate your research. I guess at the moment I will have to leave it at that. but maybe someone else will come up with something, perhaps from their own family. I guess it was kept very hush hush. somewhere I may have a photo of that time, but not sure where, but when I find...

Oh that is interesting, I don't expect they would have mentioned individual soldiers, but surely that shows something military was going on? Thank you for all these contributions

We lived there as a family but it was no doubt a barracks. I visited a few years ago, a very large house with garden. His name was PCB Stringer, he certainly could not afforded to own such a large house.

Have just seen in a note made by a family member that Father re-joined the Army in the Warwickshire Regiment at the Army barracks ie. 44 Flint Green Road. He had previously been in the WW1.

Thank you I remember tanks in the front garden, the soldiers doing target practice, the officers' mess and my father dealing with army equipment and the various soldiers, officers coming and going.

Interesting, thank you.

Thank you very much. Does anybody have earlier photos?