Hi everyone,
I have just discovered that one of my uncles served in the Black Watch during WW2.
I'm too not sure which area he was in,possibly Artillery.
Can I find out anything about him regarding his time with the B.W.?
Is there are web site that I can approach?
I find it a bit odd that a Welshman(North Wales)would serve in a Scottish Force.
cheers,
Gill
Black Watch Regiments WW2
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WilmaM
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The best place would be :
http://www.theblackwatch.co.uk
They have a list of links for Genealogy Research.
http://www.theblackwatch.co.uk
They have a list of links for Genealogy Research.
Wilma
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gjones
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Thankyou wonka,much appreciated.
Cheers,
Gill
Cheers,
Gill
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Currie
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Hello Gill,
In case it isn’t mentioned there.
Army WW2 service records are still held by Ministry of Defence. See this page for access information
http://www.veterans-uk.info/service_records/army.html
Alan
In case it isn’t mentioned there.
Army WW2 service records are still held by Ministry of Defence. See this page for access information
http://www.veterans-uk.info/service_records/army.html
Alan
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Re: Black Watch Regiments WW2
The Black Watch (The Royal Regiment) have only ever been a regiment of foot, i.e. PBI.gjones wrote:Hi everyone,
I have just discovered that one of my uncles served in the Black Watch during WW2.
I'm too not sure which area he was in,possibly Artillery.
Can I find out anything about him regarding his time with the B.W.?
Is there are web site that I can approach?
I find it a bit odd that a Welshman(North Wales)would serve in a Scottish Force.
cheers,
Gill
It could have been the case that he was in a Royal Artillery battery brigaded with the BW and other regiments.
The only BW 'artillery' connection could have been with a mortar platoon.
mb