michael smythe22 Mar : 19:08
hi im looking of relatives of john montague miln of auckland son of robert and annie of te anga.
he was a flight sergeant in the rnzaf 61 squadron serial number 427508 killed in action 23/9/1944
i have information that the family might not have regarding the crash of aircraft nd988 mike smythe
http://www.cwgc.org/search/casualty_details.aspx?casualty=2040419
michael smythe22 Mar : 18:52
gday im looking for any veterans who were on 25 pounders and quads wether in italy or north africa, my grandfather was jim smythe from christchurch E battery, thanks very much mike smythe
micky24 Feb : 02:57
Hello, i need help from the 2nd NZ division veterans: i'm looking for a soldier called MARTIN who was billeted in CASALANGUIDA (Atessa area, south of Sangro River) in the november-december 1943. I know only that in Casalanguida was the 4 Field Ambulance ADS. Martin helped a young italian widow who was pregnant of two daughters. If anyone remember Martin, please write me, thanks.
Michele
Sgt Roseman22 Nov : 20:04
Hi patrick
my Great grandad fought in crete with B squadron of the Div Cav. He died when i was 2 and i never really got to know him. over the last couple of years i have been very interested in discovering more about his war life and that of his brothers in arms. It has given me a great respect for all the soldiers who fought for or freedom way before my time. I just like to say thanks for providing me with the means to really learn and remember those who came 3 generations before me
cheers
nic
Uncle John12 Jun : 06:25
Tena koutou.
Kia ora all for setting up this site in honour of our servicewomen and men, past and present.
My Dad's oldest brother John, served in Crete with A Company. He was wounded twice, hospitalized and eventually repatriated home. He lived with us for a while after WW2, and worked in the bush up North. Uncle was a quiet, humble and un-assuming man
After everything he went through, he accidentally drowned off the Opononi Wharf around 1970. His body was recovered two weeks later near Karaka Point, Hokianga.
Tiatoa.
Alessandro03 Apr : 19:26
A TRULY GREAT WEB SITE, a tremendous resource and a wonderful reference particularly for young students unable to grasp the dynamics and incomprehensible factors of war.
We should never forget the price of freedom and the generation who paid for it. Keep up the good work Patrick.
Alessandro
hmaryd17 Mar : 13:29
Hi there! I work with Pauline and she told me about your website and the work you are doing. Its such a cool thing to do, and we admire you so much.
I went to the Terrace School in Waipuk, only earlier than Pauline! We have been sharing lots of memories...
Please say hi to Karl - I remember him from Massey days. It's great he is working with you, because he is such a cool guy. I imagine you would be a great team together.
Also fabulous website! Like the photos and design of it.
Cheers
Helen D
pmnelson14 Mar : 15:12
What an awesome project Patrick!! :)
keval12 Feb : 13:50
Great site and service.
Editor-Bill09 Aug : 23:14
Happy to have a Link to your Site on our Links and Web Ring Page, as we have a tentative connection with New Zealand via HMNZS Gambia.
I had thought that you may have made some comment about the award of the VC to Willy Apiata.
Yours aye,
Bill Hartland
Editor www.hmsgambia.com