Langley Park - Imperial War Museums
WEBFirst World War (1914-1918), Second World War (1939-1945), Korean War (1950-1953), Northern Ireland Conflict; The Troubles (1969-1998) Ceremony Unveiled Date: April 1921 Attended by: Colonel J H Ritson
Evacuation to Iver Heath and Bombs in London by David Sevante
WEBOct 15, 2014 · Evacuation. As a child I lived in London and when the war started my brother and I were evacuated to Iver Heath, 12 miles away. We were billeted with a 21 year old couple who had only been...
Fairey Aviation, Iver Heath in the Second World War 1939-1945
WEBThese include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War. Recomended Reading. Available at discounted prices.
Langley Park, Buckinghamshire - Wikipedia
WEBDuring the First World War Langley Park House was used as a hospital officers of the 2nd Regiment of King Edward's Horse (a cavalry regiment of the special reserve forces, formed in London in August 1914 and moved to France as a dismounted unit in May 1915).
War Memorial, Langley Park | Co-Curate - Newcastle University
WEBThe war memorial in Langley Park is located on the corner of Front Street and Quebec Street. The memorial was unveiled in April 1921 by Colonel J H Ritson, to commemorate 73 local servicemen who died in the First World War. Following the Second World War the names of 26 men and one woman who died in that conflict were added. The death of an ...
War Memorial Langley Park - Langley Park - TracesOfWar.com
WEBThis memorial commemorates the residents of Langley Park who were killed or missing in World War I (91 names) and World War II (9 names). There is also 1 name from the Korea War and 1 from the conflict in Northern Ireland. Many of these memorials were erected after the First World War.
Allies and enemies - Buckinghamshire's Heritage Portal
WEBRecently, unfired mortars and other ammunition were found dumped in a pond in Langley Park. There were also Polish troops stationed in Penn Wood and serving in the RAF at Wing and Halton....
The Ivers & Langley Communities Memories From The Past
WEBIt was conceived after I posted an old family photo in Iver High Street on the @Iver Traffic Action page, which got numerous comments, and decided to create and archive of vintage photos, clippings and memories from these areas.
War Graves in Langley Park, County Durham
WEBShe was advised by the war office that Trooper William Bolton had died in a military hospital, a casualty of the war. The body was returned home in a sealed coffin to Langley Park and was buried with full military honours in All Saints Churchyard on June 7th 1941.
Iver: The Bucks village which broke county's temperature record …
WEBWith its stunning views from Langley Country Park across to Windsor Castle, it's hardly surprising that Iver has been home to so many royals. ... World famous Pinewood …
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