171 entries.
Peter Dunn
wrote on January 22, 2012
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HiMy late father Arthur Charles Dunn served with 3202Servicing commando, NWA 333 Grp, from 19/04/1942, to @21/2/1944. Can anyone give me info on them, their operations . It would too much to hope someone out there knew Arthur. In 1944 he was posted to 5134 bomb disposal SqnThanksPete , New Zealand
Patrick O'Shea
wrote on December 21, 2011
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My uncle LAC Lewis Leo was with 3207 in Burma and was very proud of that servcie. I am looking for any books on the RAFSC. Not available here in the USA. I note that many in WW2 were ex Halton Brats. I was 83rd Entry myself.If anyone remembers Lewis please contact me. He passed way in 2006. Thanks and Merry ChristmasPatrick
p griffin
wrote on November 11, 2011
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It is with sadness that i have to inform the members of the death of bas haviland .Bas served on the wing back in the 70,s. he will always be remembered for his cheerful ways, and always a friend to those those know him. r i p bas
sharon chappell
wrote on August 30, 2011
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i am trying to find information about my grandfather william gibson he volunteered for the rafsc he would have been in his mid to late 30s at that time so would have been one of the oldest judging by some of the things i have read on various websites fm what i have gathered he was at caen with some canadians and also north africa – he never spoke of the war but died when i was 2 yrs old so any info i have is fm my gran and i dont know how accurate that isregardsSharon
Duncan Grant
wrote on August 26, 2011
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David Packman is doing a great job in organising the Plaque vent at St Clement Danes next year. Do support him and the Association by making a contribution through Pay Pal to defray the costs of what will be a lasting and public memory for the Wing Details are on the Site with more information to follow.
Tony O'Shea
wrote on July 15, 2011
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Anysenior citizens interested in the Bergethon September 2011, I'm trying to get a team of vets from the late 70's/80's, (pacemakers supplied). Anyone interested drop me an e-mail, we need to get cracking if were to make the deadline.
Rosemary Ross
wrote on June 23, 2011
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I am looking for any information about my father Hector Ross who served in the Air Force Commandos during the war. He was in Sicily and Italy as far as I know. Is anyone able to give me more information.
Graham 'Nokesy' Nokes
wrote on June 19, 2011
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Yet another great reunion – so good to meet up with old friends. Would just like to say thanks to the serving members of TSW who obviously put in a lot of work to make these reunions happen. Thanks guys. See you all next year!!
Pauline Luckett
wrote on June 7, 2011
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What a great time we enjoyed once again at the reunion, so good to meet with friends who served with 'Dave' in 3207SC. Many thanks to everyone involved in ensuring we all enjoyed ourselves so much. Premier Inn 'Hurricane' proved a commendable alternative to Tillington Hall.
Thanks for another great Reunion.
Dave "Doc" White
wrote on May 26, 2011
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Just discovered this site and recognise so many names. Served on TSF & Logistics Squadron Gutersloh 1981 – 1984 and TSW Ops from 1985 – 1989. Had sime really great times and lasting memories. Keep up the good work and all the best, Dave "Doc"
Tony Lansdowne
wrote on May 15, 2011
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Just came across this website and would like to say thanks though thanks does not seem for The Remembrance Commemorations in France, especially to FS Neil Storer and the photographer for the moving photos of Neil Storer laying a wreath at my grandfathers gravehttp://www.tswscdoassn.co.uk/news_archive_2008.html
Craig Veitch
wrote on April 20, 2011
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Dear AllFor those that don't already know, Graham Howard is to be promoted to 2 star next month. This will be the first time since 1973 that we will have 2 serving Logistics (formerly Supply) 2 stars in the RAF.RegardsCraig
Captain Fred Paradie – Canadian Air Force
wrote on April 10, 2011
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Hi there, I am a Canadian Air Force officer doing research regarding all RCAF personnel who served in the Second World War. To be honest, I had never heard about the RAF Servicing Commando units until very recently, but the stories are fascinating! I was wondering if anyone would know if there were any RCAF personnel in the RAF Servicing Commandos? If there were, would it be possible to gent a list of names, initials, ranks, service numbers somewhere? I would be grateful for any assistance in identifying any known Canadian connection. I can be contacted at paradiefred@yahoo.ca and look forward to hearing anything about these personnel. Thanks in advance, Per Ardua Ad Astra. Captain Fred Paradie, Canadian Air Force
UNWIN
wrote on March 14, 2011
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Hello,I'm posting this on behalf of my 91 year old father who is interested in hearing from other ex 3201 Servicing Commandos (or their offspring).He is Richard (Dickie) Unwin, born Dublin 1920. Served in Italy, Sicily and Tunisia.Anyone remember him by any chance?RegardsJill
Michael keayes
wrote on January 25, 2011
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My father -William Henry Keayes(Lac -1417563) Served with 3205 S C from April '43 through to January '46 in Normandy then India through to the near end for the unit.I have only just found out this information and would be grateful if anyone can furnish any insights as to him and the actions that 3205 saw both in Europe and the Far East. If you knew him personally, even better.I live in mid Kent so if anyone is local then please contact me here first and hopefully we can meet up.Michael Keayes
nigel patterson
wrote on December 18, 2010
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A very Merry Christmas for 2010 and a happy new year to all members of the Association and those who are serving
Nigel Patterson
wrote on December 18, 2010
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thanks to Ian Jones for posting the link to bessbrook today ,its pretty sad to see it like that
Ian Jones
wrote on December 17, 2010
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Click on the link below and scroll to Bessbrook Mill. There is a short video of the mill&helipad as it stands today,quite sad and eerie when you think about the activity the place has seen. Merry Xmas to one and all, Jonesy.www.flickr.com/photos/snapperjack/page7
Duncan Grant
wrote on December 16, 2010
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A very Merry Christmas for 2010 wherever you may be, but particularly those members of the Association serving in the Front Line.RegardsDuncan GrantChairman
wrote on June 5, 2011
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