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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery



   The 7th Dorsets were renamed the 94th and 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery and were equipped with 25 pounder guns. In 1945 they supported the 4th and 5th Dorsets as they crossed the Rhine by assault craft

 

6th Jun 1944 AA Guns

24th June 1944 On the Move  location map

1st Sep 1944 Move

2nd Sep 1944 Reorganisation

23rd Sep 1944 Order to Move  location map

24th Sep 1944 Move  location map

25th Sep 1944 Artillery In Action  location map

26th Sep 1944 In Defence  location map

27th Sep 1944 Over the River

28th Sep 1944 HQ Moves  location map

30th Sep 1944 In Action  location map

1st Oct 1944 Quiet  location map

2nd Oct 1944 Air Attack  location map

3rd Oct 1944 Aircraft Brought Down  location map

4th Oct 1944 Reliefs

7th Oct 1944 Reliefs  location map

9th Oct 1944 On the Move  location map

10th Oct 1944 Protection

12th Oct 1944 Enemy Aircraft  location map


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Those known to have served with

110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery

during the Second World War 1939-1945.

  • Brock Arthur Howard. L/Bmbr.
  • Edwards Henry William Edward. Gunner
  • Scarratt Albert Cyril. Gnr.

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Want to know more about 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery ?


There are:450 items tagged 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery available in our Library

  These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War.


L/Bmbr. Arthur Howard Brock 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment Royal Artillery

Arthur Brock served with 110th Light Anti Aircraft Regiment, Royal Artillery.

Nigel Brock



Gunner Henry William Edward "Sid" Edwards 110th Light Anti Aircraft, 362 Battery Royal Artillery

Gunner Edwards 110th Light Anti Aircraft, 362 Battery, Wessex 43rd Division, Royal Artillery

My Grandfather, Henry William Edward Edwards (Ted) Signed up in 1939 with the Dorset regiment. He was transfered to The Royal Artillery in 1942. Not sure at what point he became to be in the Wessex 43rd, 110th Light Anti Aircraft. I have a boxing trophy he won on the 31st May 1944 which states 362 Battery RA LAA. I have many Photos of him during the war, and have some information given to me by my uncle. He was part of a 40mm Bofor Light Anti Aircraft troop. The bofor was a towed gun, not a static or mounted on a vehicle type. From the information and detective work I have done, I believe that my grandad was in H troop. 362 Battery consisted of H & J Troop. J Troop had the mounted bofors. H troop i believe where attached to the HQ's. The photo below of my grandad outside a THQ in europe.

I Would love to get intouch with someone who had a relative in the battery or 110th in general.

Lee Fortis









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