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15-12-2009, 10:56 #1
Army Service Corps - Bury, Lancs around WWI
Does anyone have any information regarding *Army Service Corps - Bury, Lancs around WWI? Location of barracks, any stories, facts and trivia - anything really.
(* Army Service Corps gained Royal prefix around 1918 for their endeavours during WWI.)
Just finishing a family history project for which I got alot of help/info/even records and a book written at the time - from Rumplestiltskin and others (thanks again all of you) about G Grandfathers service in the Balkans in WWI. Which was a pretty interesting story, far more than we had thought.
I have lots of info on their time in Greece and across the Balkans but nowt on Bury as yet.
Any info warmly received as it is for his 2 grandsons my father and uncle.
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15-12-2009, 10:58 #2
Re: Army Service Corps - Bury, Lancs around WWI
Have you asked here? http://www.mikebooth2009.com/
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15-12-2009, 10:59 #3
Re: Army Service Corps - Bury, Lancs around WWI
thanks MSR I'll try.
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15-12-2009, 17:29 #4
Re: Army Service Corps - Bury, Lancs around WWI
The Manchester's also did training at bury,before going to Egypt ,Mesopatania,then on to gallipoli,and to France
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