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World War 2 Two II WW2 WWII 1939 1945

52nd (Lowland) Division



6th Jun 1940 Training

7th Jun 1940 Orders

8th Jun 1940 On the Ranges

9th Jun 1940 On the Move

9th Jun 1940 Advance Party

10th Jun 1940 Orders

10th Jun 1940 Transport

11th Jun 1940 Movements

11th Jun 1940 Billets

12th June 1940 On the Move

12th Jun 1940 On the Move

13th Jun 1940 Arrival in France

14th Jun 1940 On the Move

15th Jun 1940 On the Move

15th Jun 1940 Orders

July 1940 Reorganisation

1st Jun 1942 Training

1st Sep 1942 On the Move

3rd Jan 1944 Equipment

4th Jan 1944 Exercise

5th Jan 1944 Course

6th Jan 1944 Lecture

7th Jan 1944 Skiing

8th Jan 1944 Exercise

9th Jan 1944 Heavy Snow

10th Jan 1944 Exercise

11th Jan 1944 Exercise

12th Jan 1944 Training

13th Jan 1944 Training

1st May 1944 Exercise

2nd May 1944 Exercises

3rd May 1944 Training

4th May 1944 Exercises

6th May 1944 Training

7th May 1944 Exercise

8th May 1944 Exercise

9th May 1944 Preparations

10th May 1944 Exercise

11th May 1944 Move

19th May 1944 On the Move

20th May 1944 Coys Move

21st May 1944 Training

22nd May 1944 Training

23rd May 1944 Training

24th May 1944 Training

25th May 1944 On the Move

1st Sep 1944 Maps

4th Sep 1944 On the Move

5th Sep 1944 Visit

6th Sep 1944 Maps

7th Sep 1944 Orders Issued

9th Sep 1944 Visit

10th Sep 1944 Divine Service

11th Sep 1944 Leave

17th Sep 1944 News

18th Sep 1944 Briefing

19th Sep 1944 Orders

20th Sep 1944 Orders

21st Sep 1944 Orders

22nd Sep 1944 Orders

23rd Sep 1944 Reports

24th Sep 1944 Orders

25th Sep 1944 Situation

26th Sep 1944 Reinforcements

27th Sep 1944 Patrols

27th Sep 1944 New Positions

27th Sep 1944 Situation

29th Sep 1944 Parties Return

30th Sep 1944 In Action

1st Oct 1944 Observation

1st Oct 1944 Training

2nd Oct 1944 Air Raid

3rd Oct 1944 Exercise

4th Oct 1944 Reliefs

4th Oct 1944 Enemy Advance

5th Oct 1944 In Action

6th October 1944 Orders

6th Oct 1944 Under Fire

7th Oct 1944 Reliefs

7th Oct 1944 Orders

8th Oct 1944 Breifing

8th Oct 1944 Church Parade

9th Oct 1944 Orders

9th Oct 1944 Preparations

9th Oct 1944 Preparations

10th Oct 1944 Orders

10th Oct 1944 Vehicles

10th Oct 1944 On the Move

11th Oct 1944 Orders

11th Oct 1944 On the Move

12th Oct 1944 Orders

12th Oct 1944 On the Move

13th Oct 1944 Orders

13th Oct 1944 On the Move

14th Oct 1944 Units Move

14th Oct 1944 On the Move

16th Oct 1944 Orders

17th Oct 1944 On the Move

18th Oct 1944 On the Move

19th Oct 1944 Difficult Conditions

20th Oct 1944 On the Move

21st Oct 1944 On the Move

22nd Oct 1944 Billets

24th Oct 1944 Defences

25th Oct 1944 Meeting

26th Oct 1944 Briefing

27th Oct 1944 Conferences

28th Oct 1944 Conferences

29th Oct 1944 Conference

29th Oct 1944 Preparations

30th Oct 1944 Preparations

31st Oct 1944 Orders

1st Nov 44 On the Move

1st Nov 1944 Assault

2nd Nov 44 On the March

3rd Nov 44 Attack Made

3rd Nov 1944 Brave Actions

3rd Nov 1944 Rough Sea

3rd Nov 1944 Under Fire

4th Nov 1944 In Action

5th Nov 1944 Attack Made

5th Nov 1944 Advance

5th Nov 1944 On the Move

6th Nov 1944 Harassing Fire

7th Nov 1944 On the Move

8th Nov 1944 In Action

9th Nov 1944 On the Move

10th Nov 1944 Orders

12th Nov 1944 Orders

24th Nov 1944 On the Move

25th Nov 1944 New Positions

26th Nov 1944 Message

10th Jan 1945 Orders

11th Jan 1945 Reliefs

11th Jan 1945 Reliefs

16th Jan 1945 Attack Made

16th Jan 1945 Advance

18th Jan 1945 Village Cleared

19th Jan 1945 Preparations

20th Jan 1945 Prisoners Taken

20th Jan 1945 Reliefs

21st Jan 1945 Counter Attacks

21st Jan 1945 Advance

22nd Jan 1945 Attack Made

22nd Jan 1945 Stand Down

23rd Jan 1945 Advance

24th Jan 1945 Advance

22nd Feb 1945  Reliefs

1st Mar 1945 Harrassing Fire

2nd Mar 1945 Orders

3rd Mar 1945 Orders

25th Mar 1945 In Action

26th Mar 1945 Reliefs

26th Mar 1945 Reliefs Completed

27th Mar 1945 Advance

31st March 1945 Orders

3rd Apr 1945 Hard Fighting

12th Apr 1945 On the March

13th Apr 1945 Maintenance

14th Apr 1945 Advance

15th Apr 1945 Shelling

16th Apr 1945 Advance

27th Apr 1945 Town Cleared


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Those known to have served with

52nd (Lowland) Division

during the Second World War 1939-1945.

  • Biggerstaff Jack. Pte.
  • Graham Alfred. Sgt. (d.18th Jan 1945)
  • Thomas Malcom James. Cpl.

The names on this list have been submitted by relatives, friends, neighbours and others who wish to remember them, if you have any names to add or any recollections or photos of those listed, please Add a Name to this List



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