Quote:
Originally Posted by gurkharifles
In answer to previous questions there were at least two Royal Army Dental Corps soldiers with the Royal Army Medical Corps during the conflict - and I've found at least one record of an RAPC attached to the Welsh Guards but presumably would have retained his cap badge ? I'm sure there will be other individuals on attached service but whether or not they wore "their" cap badge is matter of further research. For the purposes of a "comprehensive" display of combat badges - where would you stop? Thought I'd share this frame that I've just rediscovered having cleared the loft in a lockdown frenzy - it dates from 1982 and was professionally framed and I'm probably going to move it on if anyone's interested in it. Tim
|
Spoke with a pal today he says there was a Scots regiment officer sent out to command a company of Marines ( he thinks it that unit )as an officer replacement / some one taken ill ? details a bit sketchy but he is certain story is true .