171 entries.
Graham Hayes
wrote on December 8, 2010
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My Grandfather James Connon served with the Servicing Commando Squadron (3203?) in North Africa, Sicily and Italy (Salerno) during WWII. I was hopefull that some members might be able to give some anecdotes or stories about the unit and/or my grandfather. His service and my great Granfather's (WWI Somme) influenced my joining the Australian Army (26 years) and I am now trying to research their service. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Regards, Graham Hayes
Hear hear George! Though, in reality it was all the Wing's doing – the Association were more partakers than arrangers! It was great to see so many old faces and good to hear the depth of feeling abounding for the Wing. Long may TSW reign! If the spirit of the Servicing Commandos can live on for so long, then the TSW family will live for a long time yet – certainly, if those present on Friday are any indicator! A great time was had – thanks again.
George Parke
wrote on November 23, 2010
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To Flt Lt Newton, Flt Lt Rowell and WO Farrell, I wish to thank you and the association for the excellent dinner on Friday 19th. The dinner and service were first class. It was a pleasure to be there and to meet so many members past and present. Hopefully the Wing will go from strength to strength and look forward to The 50th.Thank you allGeorge Parke
Duncan Grant
wrote on November 9, 2010
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Many congratulations to Bob and the Association team for their efforts and success at the Bergathon. They all completed and achieved a win on donations; an example to us all.Duncan GrantChairman
Many thanks Martin – message relayed to the team (not me) who put them together. There are still copies available for those who have not yet got them – see http://www.tswscdoassn.co.uk/news.html#cd_dvd
martin bowyer
wrote on July 11, 2010
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the 40th anniversary DVD & CD fantastic, well done to all involved.
Few names from old days at Aldergorve POL/FLS 89 TO 94Running round the site and may have took the odd person up for a Pint or Two on the long Tours 91 If any you are interested i have OP Banner Ties on our siteand if you want can swap Links Regards Dave
calum Baillie
wrote on June 12, 2010
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just found site missed last reunion as i got to work hard for living now . best wishes to all pessed and present .STAY SAFE . good luck to all
Paul Dagger
wrote on June 9, 2010
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fair-play to your web site administrator.I just spent an hour browsing. not much from the 70,s but then there were not computers. most of my generation do not know what they are missing. Very well done. Thank you.
Jon Lunn
wrote on June 7, 2010
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top weekend at the families day, cracking turn out
John Ford
wrote on May 31, 2010
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Just found out about the association and AGM. Unfortunately for me I'm walking the Kintyre Way that week. Membership application in the post soon. My best wishes to my Old friends. John Ford, C Team, June 78 – May 83
Miss N Martin
wrote on May 25, 2010
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My Father was Ronald H Martin, who served in 3201. My son has a topic at school which I would like to contribute toward, with items of interest about the Servicing Commandos.It has been lovely to read this site, as I know so little about the time my father spent in 3201. Although I accompanied him to reunions, I was only a child at the time and remember only the people, not the stories. I particularly remember meeting ?Mr John Crisp.Thankyou. N Martin
Scotty Johnstone
wrote on May 25, 2010
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Just a quick message to all attending the reunion & Families Day. Have a great time, sorry I won't be there but I'm currently on a Keo drinking tour of Cyprus. It's going very well! Make sure the TSW Old Boys win the tug 'o' war again this year. Ding Dong!
Blue Nuttall
wrote on April 27, 2010
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I was a member of TSW 1973/4, also Tactical Supply Flt RAF Wildenrath 1970/73 and again 1974/77. Just been informed of this website by Mike Milne. Regards to all TSW Ex and Present Members. I have read some of the guest book entries which have jogged my memory somewhat.
Malcolm Stray
wrote on April 25, 2010
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Just a note to amend my email address to:strays52@hotmail.co.uk not .comThanks to Tim Newstead for pointing this out!Apologies
MALCOLM STRAY
wrote on April 23, 2010
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Was on TSW 1975-1979 as non cardre i to had some good times as well reading past menbers brought back some memories ,would love to hear from old freinds.
Pete Smith
wrote on April 7, 2010
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My Father, Dennis Smith, served in 3210 Squadron Servicing Commando during ww2, landing on Sword Beach D. Day+1. Was based at San Croix Sur Mere .Any one out there to swap stories or history? Please e-mail.
John Williams
wrote on March 26, 2010
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Ref my last message my e-mail address is e.williams2007@hotmail.co.uk…Again thanks to anyone who might answer.
john williams
wrote on March 26, 2010
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Hello everyone at TSW both ex and serving. My name is John Williams, I served on "the Wing" from 1993-1999. (SAC on ops) lots of N.I, Bozzers, and exercises. I don't know if anyone reading this remembers me, but I do have some great memories of my time at Stafford. If anyone would like to contact me use the above e-mail address.Unfortunatly I have been suffering bad health for some time. I have had a nasty back injuryand suffer a little with my nerves. Trying to overcome both I have taken my degree in Archaeology from Cardiff Uni. This I achieved with Hons. I'm now studying for my Doctorate. Anyway could someone let me know how the "90's" era boys are doing i.e Mork Lovell, Coups, paddy Maguigan etc would be nice.
Hello, I currently own Land Rover" lightweight", truck utility, 1/2 tonne, 4×4 12v rover s3, winterised, former reg. number 48 AJ 11. It served with with RAF Stafford, TAC Supply Wing from 02/11/82 to 31/05/96.Could anybody on this site be kind enough to give me any information on my land rover whilst it was in service please?many thanksPaul Clarke
