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Hes been kept alive on this thread Us Brumies will never forget him

Thats useful data Cheers

Hi yea always on my mind this one on a large Rake they had a luggage coach most of the time followed by a Brake coach i have viewed tons of footage and photos seems theres no set pattern on my layout im setting up in new house im running A&B Sets so does not bother me at mo but i am planning...

Happy Birthday Don

Great photo As i said before I refitted it out In the 80s When it became UBS Owed by the band UB40

Yes where ever you got posted

12/12/40 Training AA Regt

East Anglian

Im lucky i have family members AB 64S & Class A Release Books who served in WW2 except one family member was sadly KIA but i do have have his medals with the bog standard Kings Letter

Footnote WW2 Jerry soldiers number remained the same after changing Units Simple Easy To Research PS My Good Lady Is German at her request i researched her family years back

Forgive im at work having a Brew so im thinking on my feet yes ww2 soldiers numbers were changed ie if they moved regiments on demob your no stayed the same i only know this as a group of family medals i was looking into hit me with 2 numbers i changed units in the 70s80s ie TA & Reg kept my no

I Can See Clearly Now I recall buying that single stuffing it inside my Belstaff jacket rushing home to get it on my Deck RIP Jimmy Thanks for making my youth a happy one

Been viewing this thread over WE I learnt more about British bikes then anywhere else Thanks for all the input Folks

The College Arms had a Top lounge with a well stocked jukebox always no 1 choice when on a first date

A nice Gesture i always light a candle for those we have lost when i am in a church

Very Sad News Thats 2 BHF Old Sweats we have lost Recently

I prefer the old WG Not these Flak Tower Bunker type buildings My Nan worked in the canteen in the 60s i was only a Lad but i was allowed in for a glass of Pop etc

Birthday Wishes Have A Nice Day

Yes sad to hear she was married to John Alderton of Please Sir Fame

I attended the Comp 1968/72 those workshops were great you could go and work in them during your dinner hour Ubeliveable me using a red hot forge no goggles or gloves bashing hot metal on a anvil we had been shown how to use the above we got cuts and spinters metal ones thank god for Black...