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- 1st KOSB CANLOAN (List) | 1stKOSBin1940s
1st KOSB CANLoan Officers Image Svc No. Rank Jun 44 First names Surname Summary CDN34 Lieutenant Patrick Cecil McLaughlin Researching CDN52 Lieutenant Allister McLellan Young Wounded in June 1944. Served with KOSB until July 1945. CDN202 Lieutenant Ritchie J. R. Walker Researching CDN193 Lieutenant Robert Robertson Wounded twice in 1944 CDN35 Lieutenant L.V.P. Pattison Researching CDN501 Lieutenant Lloyd M. Huggan Researching CDN379 Lieutenant Bert A. H. Blackmore Researching CDN128 Lieutenant Harry D. Bell Researching CDN601 Lieutenant Francis F. Andrew Joined after Troarn CDN502 Lieutenant Malcolm R. Rose Killed in Action on 6th Aug 1944 CDN611 Lieutenant Willard Caseley Killed in Action on 6th Aug 1944
- 14002654
Pte C C Linton Previous Next Wounded In 1944-45 Share Pte C C Linton Service No. 14002654 Company: Researching Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). General Service Corps Date Wounded: Wednesday, 18 October 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Researching Location (from War Diary) SMAKT, Holland Conrad Cruse Linton was born in 1924. He was listed as Missing on 6th August, 1944 but reported 'Not Missing' on the 16th September. He was wounded early in Holland but must have recovered quickly as he is mentioned in a newspaper article following an action where he helped take 6 Germans prisoner. The Falkirk Herald - Wednesday January 18 1945 Conrad was discharged from the Army on the 12th of February, 1947, and at the time of his medals being awarded, he was back in Falkirk. 1st KOSB War Diary for date of wounds The Bn was very heavily shelled and mortared all day. Three Pls of MMGs fired into the woods to our right front, and caused some return fire. During the afternoon Typhoons attacked the railway three times in different places. C Coy sent out a standing patrol to 797327 which brought in two PW from Bn GREVING, who were on patrol on this side of the railway. An A Coy patrol went out and reported enemy in the village on the far side of the railway. B Coy patrol went out via the stream and houses and to the orchard at 796310, which was occupied by the enemy. Contact patrols with 3 Recce Regt on the left and a Coy KSLI on left right were made. Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit
- 1st KOSB in Normandy Wounded list
1st KOSB in Normandy Wounded list 1st KOSB Wounded List Our original list came from WIG Wilson's History of the 1st KOSB in North West Europe and totalled 42 recorded as wounded. We are working through that list and checking each and every entry. Bear with us, please. Pic Rank & Name DATE Service No Notes Pte A Millar Monday, 18 September 1944 3197666 Researching Pte J L Mackie Tuesday, 19 September 1944 2765957 Researching Pte E Robinson Tuesday, 19 September 1944 1684397 Researching Pte T Thickett Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14201463 Researching Pte A G Morgan Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14671147 Researching Pte S H Gowers Tuesday, 19 September 1944 5436705 Researching Cpl G W Cheney Tuesday, 19 September 1944 5120344 Researching Pte B Grant Tuesday, 19 September 1944 5512112 Researching Cpl D B Campbell Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14357615 Researching L/Cpl W K McGhee Tuesday, 19 September 1944 3196175 Researching Pte G Ryley Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14632957 Researching Pte H Smith Tuesday, 19 September 1944 3529970 Researching Pte T Bell Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14350008 Researching Pte D White Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14392211 Researching Pte E F B Armstrong Tuesday, 19 September 1944 1717964 Researching L/Cpl J H Stanton Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14380866 Researching Lt J W Skelly Tuesday, 19 September 1944 264919 Researching Pte J Jackson Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14700435 Researching Pte L J Lamberth Tuesday, 19 September 1944 14215364 Researching L/Sjt C Flint Tuesday, 19 September 1944 3186723 Researching Pte T C Hope Tuesday, 19 September 1944 3063638 Researching Pte J Nunnerly Sunday, 24 September 1944 3659330 Researching Pte H Buckler Friday, 6 October 1944 3193404 Researching Pte W S Cowley Tuesday, 17 October 1944 14569031 Researching Pte P D Arthur Wednesday, 18 October 1944 3051473 Researching Pte E Corker Wednesday, 18 October 1944 3195086 Researching Pte A T Allen Wednesday, 18 October 1944 5772162 Researching Pte C C Linton Wednesday, 18 October 1944 14002654 Researching Pte D Hay Wednesday, 18 October 1944 3065409 Researching Pte W D Carter Thursday, 19 October 1944 14688453 Researching Pte C Franklin Friday, 20 October 1944 11267268 Researching Pte E Johnson Thursday, 26 October 1944 4749283 Researching Pte W Martin Saturday, 28 October 1944 14563682 Researching Pte H W Armstrong Saturday, 28 October 1944 14550633 Researching Pte J Neeves Saturday, 28 October 1944 7619232 Researching Pte J T Wright Wednesday, 1 November 1944 5343274 Researching Pte C Turner Wednesday, 1 November 1944 14705594 Researching Cpl G W Cheney Wednesday, 1 November 1944 5120344 Researching A/Cpl E A Cooper Wednesday, 1 November 1944 2880929 Researching Pte E G M Doble Wednesday, 1 November 1944 2384347 Researching Pte C A Hives Wednesday, 1 November 1944 1620354 Researching Pte F F Gonzalez Saturday, 4 November 1944 3912458 Researching Pte A Humphreys Tuesday, 14 November 1944 14648368 Researching Pte J T Marsden Tuesday, 14 November 1944 4624643 Researching Cpl J F Warlow Tuesday, 14 November 1944 4032670 Researching Pte C Franklin Thursday, 23 November 1944 11267268 Researching Pte G Ryley Thursday, 23 November 1944 14632957 Researching Cpl D Johnstone Thursday, 23 November 1944 3186713 Researching Pte J Ogle Thursday, 23 November 1944 14002993 Researching Pte W T Berry Friday, 1 December 1944 3189383 Researching L/Cpl J H Stanton Friday, 1 December 1944 14380866 Researching Pte A Adam Friday, 1 December 1944 3065746 Researching Pte L R Champeny Friday, 1 December 1944 1655992 Researching Capt J B Boyd Saturday, 9 December 1944 165710 Researching A/Sjt D Gallacher Saturday, 16 December 1944 3193286 Researching A/Cpl W P Armstrong Wednesday, 20 December 1944 3597005 Wounded by small arms fire Pte F O' Brien Wednesday, 10 January 1945 3186888 Researching Pte W D Rutherford Friday, 12 January 1945 3194066 Researching Pte R G Hogg Friday, 12 January 1945 14657689 Wounded by Nebelwerfer bomb L/Sgt G.A.Freeman Friday, 12 January 1945 896465 Researching Pte G P Whittet Saturday, 27 January 1945 3193868 Researching Sgt P Connolly Sunday, 25 February, 1945 3186584 Researching Pte D Johnson Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14681685 Researching Cpl W. Jones Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 3970055 Researching Pte F Walker Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14763278 Researching L/Cpl T Holme Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 3596978 Researching Pte R M Dunning Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14214545 Researching Pte F J F Stocker Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14665519 Researching Pte R. Smith Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14686639 Researching Pte D Marshall Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 3184516 Researching Pte E. Hawkins Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14658511 Researching Pte H C Bushell Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 1655851 Researching Pte V R Hills Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14496609 Researching Pte T. Wood Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 4343842 Researching Pte H. Thomas Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 14429440 Researching Sgt T Pearson Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 3599123 Wounded in left arm. Remained on duty. Pte J B Weir Tuesday, 27 February, 1945 3193927 Researching Cpl W H Harmon Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 3193990 Shot in foot by comrade Pte E T McCarthy Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 14738796 Researching Pte G Read Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 14002655 Researching Pte D O' Driscoll Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 3598556 Researching Pte J Rigby Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 14420654 Researching L/Sjt J Scott Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 3193968 Researching Pte T E Storey Wednesday, 28 February, 1945 14721738 Wounded in 1945. Killed in accident 1947 Pte R. McMillan Thursday, 01 March 1945 3192086 Researching Pte D Standish Thursday, 01 March 1945 14495565 Researching Pte W. O'Brien Friday, 02 March 1945 14760777 Researching Pte S G Gerrlei Friday, 02 March 1945 5783320 Researching Sjt D. Phillips Friday, 02 March 1945 4199489 Researching Pte T Scorer Friday, 02 March 1945 4452254 Researching Pte J Webster Friday, 02 March 1945 2089750 Researching Pte C. Ausell Friday, 02 March 1945 14438416 Researching L/Cpl Earl Draper Friday, 02 March 1945 2764313 Researching Pte Daniel Hodson Friday, 02 March 1945 1644010 Researching Pte E J Price Friday, 02 March 1945 2056122 Researching Pte W Scully Friday, 02 March 1945 2933602 Researching L/Cpl W Hoyle Saturday, 03 March 1945 4616892 Researching Pte N G Senter Saturday, 03 March 1945 14714631 Researching Pte K A Smith Saturday, 03 March 1945 14719150 Researching Pte L Bellenger Saturday, 03 March 1945 5126902 Remained at Duty Pte J H Grindlay Monday, 05 March 1945 14672926 Researching Pte R Reid Thursday 15 March 1945 14002669 Researching Pte W Green Friday, 23 March 1945 14000041 Researching Pte H Buckler Friday, 23 March 1945 3193404 Researching Pte L Stebbings Saturday, 24 March 1945 3194968 Researching Pte D Rugman Thursday, 05 April 1945 14587245 Researching Maj F. Holden Saturday, 07 April 1945 265857 Researching Pte J Nunnerly Thursday, 12 April 1945 3659330 Researching Pte D Darling Thursday, 12 April 1945 3192420 Researching Pte D. Houston Friday, 13 April 1945 3185484 Researching Pte A B Walters Friday, 13 April 1945 14730528 Researching Pte R. Ganderton Friday, 13 April 1945 14737913 Researching Pte R Wells Friday, 13 April 1945 3782813 Researching Pte L. Whitehead Friday, 13 April 1945 14751815 Researching Pte J M Wilson Friday, 13 April 1945 3056507 Researching Pte C E Dobson Friday, 13 April 1945 2764427 Researching Pte J Harris Friday, 13 April 1945 5116672 Researching Pte J. Rogers Friday, 13 April 1945 14278185 Researching Pte R. Stenhouse Thursday, 19 April 1945 3597336 Researching Pte J P Evans Thursday, 19 April 1945 14801870 Researching Pte R H Grimshaw Thursday, 19 April 1945 14213863 Researching Pte W O Morris Thursday, 19 April 1945 14381470 Researching Pte W S Plant Thursday, 19 April 1945 14747837 Researching Pte H Smithey Friday, 20 April 1945 14444939 Researching Pte M J Kelly Friday, 20 April 1945 14550802 Researching Pte K A Heal Friday, 20 April 1945 14778803 Researching Pte W Mcleish Friday, 20 April 1945 14806444 Researching Pte D P Manson Friday, 20 April 1945 11262416 Researching Pte K A Heal Friday, 20 April 1945 14778803 Researching Pte W G Pepperall Friday, 20 April 1945 1525063 Researching Pte A C Floyd Friday, 20 April 1945 14761787 Wounded in upper leg. Pte C Mohun Wednesday, 25 April 1945 14658527 Researching Pte W B Probyn Wednesday, 25 April 1945 3607747 Researching Pte J W Richmond Wednesday, 25 April 1945 4613594 Researching Pte A Percival Wednesday, 25 April 1945 14715475 Remaining at Duty Pte P E Goodwin Wednesday, 25 April 1945 14512472 Researching Pte D C Fulton Wednesday, 25 April 1945 3065961 Seriously wounded by hand grenade. Pte H Hall Wednesday, 25 April 1945 5732799 Researching L/Sjt J F Hartle Wednesday, 25 April 1945 3189567 Gun shots to right arm Pte L H J Beckingham Wednesday, 25 April 1945 14517061 Researching Pte A Deanie Wednesday, 25 April 1945 14806566 Researching
Blog Posts (13)
- KOSB Service Numbers
If you have a relative's service number but don't know when they joined, check the dates/numbers below to give you a rough idea of enlistment date. 3185091 14/03/1928 Cpl R. Lang 3186650 23/11/1931 Pte. J.A. Rankin 3186724 18/03/1932 Sjt James Wedderburn 3188184 27/03/1936 Pte J. Harkness 3188534 13/08/1937 L/Cpl W. H. Temple 3188821 08/11/1937 Pte W. Renwick 3189236 04/06/1938 L/Sjt Donald Ferguson 3189399 28/11/1938 Sjt G. A. Coupland 3190051 01/06/1939 L/Sjt Robert McGhie 3191260 15/09/1939 L/Sjt J.H. Bell 3192463 15/01/1940 Pte A. W. Stevenson 3192617 15/01/1940 Pte W. Dove 3193284 15/02/1940 Cpl A. W. Butchart 3193346 15/02/1940 Pte. H.V. Baxter 3193883 15/03/1940 Pte. S.D. Collow 3193943 15/03/1940 Pte R. Stark 3193963 15/03/1940 Pte W.R. Millar 3194018 15/03/1940 Pte Joseph Bell 3194026 15/03/1940 L/Cpl Edward Common 3194037 15/03/1940 Pte J. B. Hall 3194067 15/03/1940 Pte R.M. Spratt 3194193 18/04/1940 Pte J.P. Mill 3195344 20/06/1940 Pte W. Burns 3196610 12/09/1940 Pte Robert Alcorn 3197665 15/01/1942 Pte A. McWhirter *Post circa Feb 1942 they will have been issued a 'General Service Corps' No. e.g. 14211360
- One relative's quest to identify the soldier who saved his Father's life...
We were contacted via Facebook by Chalky White, whose father was Lance Corporal Noel White . Noel wearing his pal's Piper uniform He had a couple of photos of his Dad with his mates and wanted to confirm if one of them was Private Mark Tucker . Chalky said, " Dad was a Bren gunner and they came under fire and were pinned. My Dad got himself into a bit of trouble so Tucker ran to help him, he was killed pulling my Dad to cover. My Dad never got over that, ever". Since his Dad's passing, Chalky has made it his mission to find out more about Mark Tucker. He found the exact place where he was killed in Elbergen, Germany. He found the entry in the 1st KOSB War Diary for the 6th April 1945 that gave details of a patrol that came under fire. "A carrier patrol went down the line of the canal towards the railway bridge but were finally stopped by MG and Mortar fire from the farm at 715344". He also contacted a local newspaper in Liverpool to see if they would be interested in the story, or had any further information on Mark - but drew a blank. *Coincidentally, the photos that Chalky sent through were also given to us by veteran Joe Hunt , on a CD he sent a couple of years ago. *We are looking to see if we can find a connection to Noel and Joe. Richard at 1st KOSB in Normandy looked online for more clues to Mark's service but couldn't find anything new. So, as ever, we called in the 'big guns' and asked Jenny if she would be kind enough to shine a light on this. In record time, she came back with a newspaper clipping - with photo - that, we believe, confirms Mark Tucker is in both of the group photos we had in our Gallery. This meant we were able to pass this on to Chalky and update both of the group photos in the gallery. *We just need to find the identity of the chap who appears in the back of both photos! Private Mark Tucker is buried in the Sage War Cemetery in Großenkneten, Landkreis Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. His grave photo is here > https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/18427612/mark-tucker So, another story of the benefits of joint-research! It was nice for us to be able to answer another question - and add to the detail on the site. If you can help with identifying any of the unnamed soldiers in our Gallery , please do get in touch - it's always appreciated.
- 1st KOSB on VE-DAY
'Victory in Europe' day, 1945 was spent in a small town in Germany. The War Diary for 1st King's Own Scottish Borderers on the 7th and 8th of May report the following: 7th May 1945: The Bn moved to IBBENBUREN leaving DELMENHORST at 0715 and arriving at 1430. The tracked column arrived three hours later and the Bn was settled in by 1800 hrs with positions as follows:- Bn HQ 988091; "A" Coy 991095; "B" Coy 997101; "C" Coy 988088; "D" Coy 990083; "S" Coy 038072. The Bn was comfortably established in billets and settled down to cleaning up and smartening up after eleven months and two days of fighting on the Continent. In the evening it was announced that the next day would be celebrated as "Victory in Europe" day as all GERMAN armed forces in Europe had surrendered unconditionally to the Allies. 8th May 1945: "Victory in Europe" day. A Thanksgiving Service was held in IBBENBUREN Protestant Church at 0930 conducted by the Rev W.I.G. WILSON . The rest of the day was spent quietly as a holiday. The price paid for Victory in Europe. Photo of some of C Company, taken early in the War. The black crosses denote those who didn't come back.





