Terendak Camp click on Flag
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Link to RAE 2 and 4 Troop Page
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Psychological Warfare of the Malayan Emergency, 1948-1960 __________________________________________
Link To Memorial Plaque Malaya
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Want the 11 Ind Fld Sqn Tie
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Welcome New Additions Nov 09
Bill Fiddes 1962-64 HQ troop
Reginald Keeping 1962-64 S/Sgt 3 Troop
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Welcome New Additions Oct 09
George Cox 1957-59
Jimmy Thrippleton 1 troop 1957-60
Tom Smit 1966-68
S/Sgt Geoffrey Fagg 1963-66
Rod Horner 1966-68
Michael Fraser-Allen Capt 1961-64 Lt Col retired
George W Dick 1962-65 1 troop
Leon Willy Wilson 1962-65 1 troop
Peter Bowker 1954-55 Park Troop
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It has been proposed by Dave Yeo 1964-67
and backed up by several at Coventry Reunion in June,
That an 11 Sqn tie be produced as link below
the lettering will be embroidered.
If an order of 50 can be placed the cost is £10 each.
We need your feedback on this matter please
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Doug Sets Of On His Walk
This Thursday 27th August
We all wish you the best of Luck
HELP FOR HEREOS
Please help Doug Hamilton-Cox
With his Sponsored walk click on link below
for details
http://www.justgiving.com/hamilton-cox/
Update from Doug
"Here is an update about my adventure. Firstly, many thanks to Gordon Chave for my first 11 sqn. donation, the first of many I hope. My training is progressing well as the picture of my trainers on my justgiving page bear testament to!! Fund raising is also going well edging £1500 to date. You can donate online www.justgiving.com/hamilton-cox or send cheques made payable to 'Help for Heroes' to my home address:
Willowdown, Bridford, Exeter, Devon. EX6 7LL
Many Thanks, Doug"
Update 2nd Sept 09
Latest on Doug's Journey
Reached WESTERN SUPER MARE
Previous stop Burnham on sea click on link
http://www.burnham-on-sea.com/news/2009/charity-walker-01-09-09.php
Money Raised so far
£6000 plus
Update 23 Sept 09
Latest On Doug Hamilton-Cox
Walk to Wootton Bassett completed,
over £11,000 and still rising.
Regards,Doug
Come on Lads every penny helps
Hoping to double it at the end
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Welcome New Additions Sept 09
Ray Sturgess 1959-62
Eddie Vincent 1 troop 1962-65
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Welcome New Additions July & Aug 09
Dennis Blay MT 1966-69
Barry Foot 1959-62
Phil Peet 1969-70 draughtsman project office
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Welcome New Additions June
Richard M Johnston 1 troop Cmd 1967-69
Alex McQueen movements clerk 1966-67
Dick Leonard 1 & 3 troop S/Sgt 1967-1969
John Lancefield 3 & 1 Troop 1964-67
Bob Morgan Plant Troop 1965-68
Brian Lord 1957-59
Ron Hayhurst 410 ind plt troop 1956-58
Brian Webb HQ troop 1965-68
Bob (Andy) Capper 1965-68
Dick Crust 1963-66 1 troop
David Folwell 1963-1966 1 troop
Mick Ramsay 410 Sqn 1960-1962
Gerry Gleeson 1962-1965 HQ troop
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Welcome New Additions May
Robert Morgan 1965-1968
Robert Blinch blanco 1950-52 H.K. & Austria
befor it became Independent
Rob Cooke 1965-1967
John Hampton 1957-58
Frank Campbell 1957-58
Anthony Bunker plant 1957-58
Dawson Powell 1955-58
Terry Bridges 1 troop 1965-68
Bob Holme 1 troop 1966-1968
Billy Stuart 1961-1964 1 troop and 3 troop
Gerry Bedford 1965-1968
Bob (sailor) Crowford 1964-67 1 &HQ troop
Welcome New Additions April
Jim Scoular 1 troop 1961-Oct 62
Tony Goodridge 1957-59 Plant troop
John Green 3 troop 1968-69
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Message for Ray Coleman
Are you receiving my email's Please
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Special request
If any of you have stories of your time with Norman Noddle
who passed May 2008
His wife Jean would very much like to hear them
So start getting that grey matter working and email
me with them
Hank
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Please check the photo of 11 Sqn Wives Terendak
circa 1967
[PHOTO]
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Welcome New Additions Mar 09
Graham Avery 1968-1969 Wrk shop
Simon Chivers 1968-1970 3 troop
George Roberts 1958-1960 1 troop stores
Don McGilp 1967-1970 moved to new 11 Fld Sqn
David Shaw 1954-1957
Peter Lamont 1961-1964 ACC
Kenny Houston-Robb 1966-68
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Welcome new additions Feb 09
Ray Coleman 1968-1970 Last Chief Clerk
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Welcome new additions Jan 2009
John Emby 1962-1965
Dave Floyd 1969-1970
Randy Pantin 1963-1965 1 Troop
Rod Horner 1967-1968 Plant troop
Please contact me Rod with details
Harry Moore 1965-1968
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Welcome to New Additions Dec 08
John Borer 1967-70
Alan Calderbank 1955-58
Ray Schwalm MT 1958-61
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New Additions Nov 08
Bernard Lowe 1965-68
John Spriggs 1965-68 park troop
Anthony Fowke 1961-1964
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New Additions Oct 08
Eddy Brown 1965-1968
Norman Donaldson 1951-52 Austria.
Gordon Fox 1954-56
Mo Day 1965-68
Alex Rae 1967-70 Passed 7/8 years ago
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Welcome to New additions Sept 08
Syd Sweeting 1967-70
David Purvis 1968-69
Mike Barry 1963-65
Alan Hann 1958-1959
Jesse Whitemore Tp Sgt 1957-60
William Anderson HQ 1964-66
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From Denis Holroyd
Would really appreciate it if you could fit this photo in somewhere on the web site,
my daughter Hannah and I after her induction into officer training school,
after going through the ranks in the Canadian military,
induction was 2008/09/01
R.M.C. Kingston , Ontario,Canada.
Take care,
Denis
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I have just read Roy Follows first book The Jungle Beat. I can recommend this book as a must to any of the lads who spent time in the Jungle especially at the forts as it brings back lots of memories, a cracking read.
It can be purchased from EYE BOOKS at wwwtravellerseye.com
Price £7.99
Can’t wait for his new book the Jungle Forts, which incidentally will mention 11 Independent as one of the fort builders.
Regards Nobby
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Welcome to new members Aug 08
Jackie Gavin wife of
Barry 1961-63 who passed away May 2004
Gordon Lidster 1956-57
Peter Jackson 1959-60
Barry Hinchliffe 1960-63
Don Barton 1957-60
Derrick Ballard 1961-65
Russell Taff Jones 1962-64
Keith Tapp 1959-1962
Andy Andrews 1967-69
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Can anyone tell us who was Gordon Chave's driver on Op Crown 1964
they appear in a photo of the football team he is 3rd from right rear
Possible names from Bill Anderson 8 Sept 08
Pete Halliwell or Fred Embey
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New call for help. 15 july 08
Hi Hank,Came upon your website whilst looking for info on air accident in Borneo in which my brother Lcpl William Jack was killed on 12.04.65, his body was never recovered. Unfortunately, I have no memory of him as I was only 18mths old at the time. I was wondering if anyone on your site may remember him (long shot). I dont have much info other than he was based at Aldershot and served in Borneo 1962-65, with 23rd Parachute Field Amulance in Sarawak area I think. He was also stationed in Cyprus previously. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Terrie Jack
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Welcome To New Members July
John Olford 1965-67
Trevor Palmer MC 2i/c 1960-1961
Denis Holroyd 1965-1967
Jack Book 1964-1966
Charles Waddington Sqn Clerke 1960-1963
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Latest additions to members list
Fred Frape 1962-1965
Just Recovering from his opperation best wishe from all
Dermont Richards 1962-1966 Plant
Ray Theakston 1966-1968
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Can You help with the following
Hank, I am an ex aust sgt who was attached to HQFARELF in Singapore in June 1962, billeted at REME Rowcroft Lines Singapore and supported 28 COMWEALTH BDE GP in EX TRUMPETRER. Part of 274 Liaison Unit commanded by Lt col Frank Skinner, Capt Derek Jones Admin, WO Len Harvey also in unit. Do you have any knowledge of KETTLEDRUM or BUCKRUM.Grateful for reply.
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Rex Osborne 1 Troop Cmd 1964-65
Thanks Wally
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Harry
1 st Dec 07
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We are looking for Sandy Shields served with Fred Gray
Moved to New Zealand
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Richard (Nobby) Clarke
richard@clarke502.orangehome.co.uk Tel 01594834749
(1) Malaysia during the period 31 August 1957 and 12 August 1966 inclusive; or
(2) Singapore during the period 31 August 1957 and 9 August 1965 inclusive.
proud to have been so. Sadly I have to report that the O.C., John Stevens, died of lung cancer
about 2 weeks ago. The Australian troop already know of this.I have also contacted Tom Thornton,
the then SSM, who has not been too well himself. At John's funeral, I met Nick Whatley, who headed the Plant Troop.
I would like to send greetings to the Yeo brothers, who I remember well, and I think will remember
me as a footballer, or indeed any other sport.
Yours Brian Hobbs Served 11 Sqn 1967-1969
Update 24 August 08 Brian and Alan have been reunited
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Also need help with finding Alan Grubey/Gruby. He married chinese girl.
was with 11sqn, 62-65
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Looking for Sapper Simpson exe 11 ind fld sqn served around 1959
What was his first name?
Have added 2 photos which shows an ernie simpson 1961 from jimmy farrell
maybe its him
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Also note from Ray Lambert.
One person I would like to find is a chap by the name of Kenny (Ken) Steads, so if it should come up let me know, its strange he has not appeared before as he was into technical things, and computers would be right up his street.
Regards Ray Lambert
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This is a message i received from an Exe A.C.C member who served Borneo
1962-63
Hi my name is Fred (nobby) Clarke I was in kota Belud in 1962/63 there was a field sqn with some aussie and malaysian engineers building a training camp which was nicknamed silver city the metal huts were i beleive called godalphins, they were also building bailey bridges across the Tamposik duo. If Any one can remember The Clerk of works i would love his name.
2 Troop RAE
2 Troop was then replaced by 4 Troop in 1960 and I believe left in 1962 and 2 Troop came back again.
I had many friends in 2 troop 1957 - 1960 and am still in touch with them.
Regards
Nobby
If you have not yet checked out Pams Site about
Born 19 July 1927, died 12 October 2007, aged 80.
John Stevens almost exactly fitted the age-old definition that a good sapper should be a soldier first and an engineer second. With his qualifications, experience and ability, his attributes were well balanced and he would have made an excellent Engineer in Chief. Sadly it was not to be.
Born in 1927 and educated at the John Lyon School, Harrow, his abilities were soon apparent and he was Head Boy. Commissioned into the Corps in 1947, courses at Chatham and Shrivenham followed where he proved to be bright yet modest and always ready to help others.
John then learnt his trade in 23 Engineer Regiment, formerly 2 Divisional Engineers, which had been static in Dortmund for many years. He was the 2IC of the Field Park Suadron,then was appointed Adjutant.
In 1952 John married Norma, who he had known since childhood and they soon became a strong team at the heart of a happy and friendly regiment. The following years were busy for John, with the unusual combination of the Staff College, and the Long Engineer course in Chatham, then a staff appointment in Aden, a hot spot in more senses than one.
The Stevens were fully involved in the social life of Aden and were renowned for their friendly hospitality. John was ideally qualified for his next appointment as OC of 11 Independent Field Squadron, the last RE Field Force unit to be stationed in the Far East. This was the plum majors appointment in the Corps, and with additional plant and an Australian Troop under command, the squadron were committed to constructing the Op Crown airfield in NE Thailand. John always looked back on his time in Thailand as a happy and fulfilling tour and all ranks of the squadron including the Australians and still remember him with affection and respect.
Twenty years later when he was working in Bangkok after leaving the Army he paid a return visit to the airfield and wrote an amusing article in the RE Journal describing how he found it.
After attending the Joint Services Staff college, in 1968 John returned to command 35 Engineer Regiment in a very different BAOR from the one he let in the mid fifties. The cold war still prevailed and the Army was gradually being re-equipped and brought up to date. The RE orbat was entirely reconstructed to provide an engineer regiment for each brigade.
John revelled in the appointment and quickly developed the qualities necessary to meet every challenge. His value as leader, organiser and administrator, as well as an engineer, came to the fore and he was highly respected by his seniors and by the commanders of other arms in his Division.
Hameln was a large garrison with numerous ancillary and administrative units but John’s knowledge of, and interest in garrison matters was of great assistance to the absentee Garrison Commander located 40 miles away. Every problem was assessed carefully, the views of others were listened to and a balance and sensible solution evolved.
Hameln was followed by a return to Camberley as a Divisional Colonel at the Staff College and although most competent and popular with students and Directing staff he surprisingly failed to be selected for promotion to Brigadier. After a final two years with 12 Engineer Brigade, John decided to leave the Army but with his qualifications and experience he was soon snapped up by Randal, Palmer and Tritton; probably the most esteemed consulting engineers in the country. A few busy years followed as Resident Engineer of major projects in Bahrain, Libya and Bangkok.
Looking for a more settled life, John left the Consultants and became Director of Haigh Homes, the organisation which owned hundreds of homes nationwide. These British Legion homes, built for ex Servicemen were in dire need of renovation and John masterminded a vast rebuild and modernisation programme to bring them up to date.
After reaching his formal retirement age, John joined RedR as a voluntary instructor for the specialists from various engineering backgrounds, who offered their services for disaster relief. He thoroughly enjoyed the work and was an ideal choice for it, as much of it was based upon the Sapper stick and string approach rather than upon sophisticated engineering.
He was a glutton for work and up to the time of his death was an intensely active Welfare Officer for the Royal British Legion. He earned a reputation [and the Legions Special Award] for taking on the powers that be and achieving the best possible support and help for every deserving case. Amidst his many activities, John managed to find time for his love of sailing where he made many friends. He was a most competent and cheerful ship mate and an excellent navigator. In his sailing, as in other aspects of life, he managed to combine a thorough and professional approach with a sense of fun and determination to enjoy life.
John may have been highly qualified and multi-talented as a sapper, but as a man he was loved by many for his impretentioness his absolute integrity and his friendly approach to all.
He will be sadly missed by Norma, who wonderfully supported him, by Debbie and Greg, and by so many others.
JHP GJC JNSD JHE JNE AF HGTS GBS RS DV
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25 comments:
I served with 11 Sqn Plant Section at Terandak from June 1967 till Dec 69. It would be great to hear from anyone who remembers Maureen and myself, particularly Paddy and Jean Coyle
Tony Mitchell
the following lads who served at the same time have passed on. Jock Brown cpl 1 troop, Ginge Hammond, same group boys service, Tony Holmshaw plt ftr
I was at the Ripon REA weekend in May along with Donald McGilp,Charlie McBain and Joe Robson.We were all at Terendak till 1970.Joe has great memory about all the things that went on in the Sqn and a lot of names are stored in his head.I see Nobby Clarks name mentioned,Nobby along with Bryan Packman were my section NCO's.We were called (PPS)Packmans Penal Section because of all the crap jobs we got. Still it was a special Sqn for a lot of us
Sgt George completed his service with 52 Fd Sqn (Constr) RE and was discharged at Tidworth - Approx Feb 78.
Nobby clarke again 11 Ind has a reunion every year at Bath in October anyone interested contact Fred Aldred on 01254 830710 or fredmilly@tiscali.co.uk
we must not forget the Sqn goes back to 1948 and this year Fred has got ties to celebrate this.
Fred was in the sqn at this time right up to Malay days in MT its not just the old guys but us young one's!! as well that go along.
Nobby
john lawton i served in 11 sqn plant section 68 70 if pete alexander reads this we remember you and maureen hope you are all well
Hi John, great to hear from you. We are doing just fine and enjoying retirement to the full. Please drop me an Email petealex3002@aol.com
Regards
Pete
Sites beginning to look good Hank,keep up the good work.Sorry I can't manage to come to the reunion in October.I'm off on holiday end of Septmber and then down to Dover for our Junior Leaders reunion on the 5th October.Will make arrangement to come to 11 Sqn reunion next year.All the best to everyone who knows me. Jim
Brian Hobbs.
Just Found this site.
Glad to see that Joe Robson, Nobby Clark, Pete Alexander , Brian Packman and others from 67 - 69 era are still around. Joe have you ever heard from Harry Brindley or Dick Keens. Anyone wishing to contact me would look forward to hearing from you at: brydette@comcast.net
The 2009 Coventry reunion will take place on the 5th till 7th June
we hade nintyseven this year lets make it a lot more in 2009.
Contact me on richard@clarke502.orangehome.co.uk or 01594834749.
Or Hank on this website.
Richard(Nobby) Clarke 1957-60
Hi
Fred Aldred Here, Just returned from the 6oth anniversary reunion of the Squadron. Very good turnout and much enjoyed by all of us. Next year's reunionis to be on 9th&10th October and I have arranged to have a number of rooms pecilled in guaged on this years figures. I look forward to meeting any of our Squadron and am able to accommodate up to 100. If you want details give me a ring on 01254830710 or E Mail millyfred@tiscali.co.uk. I promise I dont Bite.
Look forward to hearing from you . I have several who wre in the Sqn in the 60s
Regards Fred
I see a photo of Pete Dance, any chance you were with 31Armd when I arrived in 1970
testing comments
dear hank
I arrived at 11sqn in june 65 and was posted into park trp in the workshops section as i had just finnished trade trg at R.S.M.E.
I took over the water supply task from scouse sumpter who moved onto 1 troop.
NEXT - STOP op crown 65-66 i worked in the R.E.M.E. worshops with JOHN KENYONwho
was the welder in the same workshop.
MAY66-AUG67 saw many different locations including LAOS.the team that eventually did get to travel LAOS was drawn from all the different troops each having thier own skills.
scouse sumpter & myself for the water supply
taff morriss engine maintenance
jimmy dow electricianl
Brian mellet was snco ( brian was my SSM when iwas an instructor @DOVER 71-73)
we did some good work in LAOS but were rewarded with a lot off parties after the task was completed,from all the different embassy,s
aug67 -jan68 back to POST CROWN working with plant fitters both at the tented camp and at base camp
On leaving thailand i did get a lasting feel of pride my flight back to terendak left from our airstrip not the yanks.
JAN68 DEC69 seved with30sqn in HAMELN many people from both 11sqn 59sqn and54sqn where posted into HAMELN.
JAN70-JUNE71 returned back to 54sqn to help with the sale of all the engineering eqpt
and the barracks (terendak was sold to the malay army i believe to be for 1p)
the golf course was turned back into paddy, the swimming could not be maintained
properly and was closed down
singapore like wise was more or less given away
MY wife and i have had the good fortune to visit the fareast on holidays and ther are some
sound memories still standing in ltd of places.
i left the army in 1977 as a snco. being down graded medically with my eye sight
Had a fight with a ira trap and came second.
a couple of people i would like to say hi to BERNIE LOWE best man at my wedding
(was OCs wireless operature)
and HARRY MOORE electrician park trp
Hallo;
My father was in the 11th Ind.Fld Squadron. His name was Jerry Ruff and was married to Jo/Joanne Ruff.
In 1965 they were stationed in Terendak Camp. My mother returned to England in 1966.
I am trying to locate a friend of them, his name is Ken/Kenneth?
I have a photo of him and my mother so I can post it if asked for.
I hope someone can help me!
thanks
Diana
Hank.
Thanks for the site it stirred up some good times,contact details are john@thesapper.freeserve.co.uk
This you can add for the use of all. I'm trying to get in touch with Fred Collins if you can help & when I get used to the siteI'll post some photos.
Walk Slow & Drink lots of tea John(Mad)Green.
Hi Hank
served in 11sqn 1965 to 1968 a time never to be forgotten, ( great)2 tours at op crown and met some great lads. love to be able to contact some ; Johnny spriggs, taff morris, johnny gore and anybody who remembers me
Message for Bob last comment please contact me with your contact details via the contact me link
Hank
Dear Hank,
Many thanks for your letter received today - you have indeed found the Dick Leonard who was a Troop S/Sgt in 11 Sqn - Feb 1967 to Apr 69. I have had a first look at your blogspot and many congratulations for doing such a good job, I have enjoyed myself in looking at parts of it and will enjoy catching up with the rest of the news.
Having been a "BAOR warrior" and a party training sergeant at Cove I got married in Aug 1966 and was then posted to 59 Sqn in Singapore as a Troop Sergeant. I arrived as 59 were coming back from Op Crown and who were then going on leave and also had to put up with "war stories" from my wife, Pat, who had been in Singapore 10 years earlier with her father who was RAOC and stationed just over the causeway at the vehicle depot in Malaya although living in Singapore. Pat must have been Sapper influenced as she went to school in Gillman Barracks which is where 59 Sqn were stationed. 59 did not really have a job for me and I kept standing in for those on leave or ill but I do recall 2Lt (later Brigadier and E-in-C) Ian McGill and Mick Pallott was a troop sergeant. 11 Sqn then had a vacancy for a Troop S/Sgt and Colonel (later Brigadier) Peter Alwyn-Foster (ex OC 30 Sqn and ex CRE Operations in Borneo) flew me up in a Beaver light aircraft to Malacca and told me I was promoted and there to fill the vacancy! I recall the first job was the air portable bridge trials from almost the Thailand border all the way down to Singapore under Captain Mike Payne who moved on to become Sqn 2i/c. I was Troop Staffie of both 1 and 3 Troops, having to move when the "other" Brit Staff Sergeant (who shall remain nameless but others there at the time will remember) dropped a clanger and was removed as all his Corporals were about to mutiny!
Among those that come to mind from those days were the SSM Dick Washbourne (I think now deceased); his replacement Roy Lazell; Ron Janvrin the Aussie Troop S/Sgt who was later a QMSI in Chatham with me in the bridging wing. Incidentally the Aussie Troop Commander circa 1967/8 was Captain Frank Hickling who went on to become the Head of the Australian Army and then the Head of the Australian Armed Forces. Dick Jenkinson was the S/Sgt C of W (M) so I will tell him of the blogspot; Chippy Carpenter was the Workshop Troop Sergeant (not heard of him for years); Percy Vessey was my troop sergeant who left the Army as a WO1; Archie Archibald (ex Infanteer) was another troop recce sergeant (hopeless combat engineer but brilliant as a soldier in the ulu); Dave Purvis (who I have kept in touch with and played golf with for many years) was an MT Corporal; Mo Day was a Plant Op Cpl and Mo and I were also in touch for a long time as well. Danny Archer was a clerk and a very good footballer; Ray Coleman then came as Chief Clerk and was a very highly qualified football referee. Big Ray Payne came up from Singapore as a Clerk of Works (C) and was a good cricketer and basketball player but I heard that he passed away a few years ago. Tom Smit (no H on the end!) was a resources lad who went on to be a C of W (E) and Ian Foote was a Cpl who went on to be a C of W (C). I am sure that other names will come to mind as i keep looking at your site.
I am sorry to say that I have not attended any reunions but now that I have your blogspot to look at I will see what I can do. Not sure what I have to do to attach myself to the blogspot but will do so soon and meanwhile if you wish to use any of this email to add to the blog please do so. Thank you again for your letter and I am sure that I will keep in touch. Must see if I can dig out any photos - I am sure that I have some of the part of the road built by 34 Sqn on Post Crown that collapsed with vehicles sinking in the middle that 11 Sqn repaired winter 1967-68!
Yours ever
Dick Leonard
Phil Peet
A quick email - I served with 11 Sqn from Oct 69 until disbandment in Malaysia in 70 when I moved to Hong Kong Sp Sqn. LCpl draughtsman in Project Office. I was lucky enough to find the blog last week - would like to hear from anyone who may remember me!
Geoff Lambourne
Hi Hank, With regards to
Diamond Lil, she was a very well
known prostitute in the Butterworth area, I find it hard
for someone in the Sqn up at
Butterworth to have to ask who
Diamond Lil were, even the Japs
knew her.
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