Where in the World are you now Living?

[Ian E Scott]

With the Guestbook being down through Hackers it would be interesting to see where the various visitors to the Site both ex Corps and others are looking in from

13th Intake, May 1962

I live in Leigh, Greater Manchester, UK

And You?

Please remember to put your name in and not your User Name,

Ta

[rubberguts]

Hi All.
 My name is John Everitt.
Now living north of Christchurch in Kaiapoi New Zealand.
Not a bad patch but the bloody Stella tastes suspiciously like the Franchisees own brew of lager with a different label stuck on and they hit you an extra buck for that. Note. Intending visitors beware
History. National Service 1954 to 1956. Trained Aldershot. Served, Canal Zone and Cyprus Officer's messes B2 cook.(not a very good one) Army no. 22988023. Age 77.
Skills. Multi talented. includes Skiving off, General layabout and Dozy idle little man. (my squad sergeant told me).

[chris1957au]

Chris Robinson, 2nd intake Apps Coll 73-74, 47 field reg RA, REME Old Dalby, 2nd Bn Scott Guards, ASC, out 82.

Moved over to Perth Australia in 1990, lived their for twenty years, just moved again to Thailand living about 10 km out of Pattaya in Nongprue locals call it the ''Darkside'' and Working in PNG.

Just a note on the 2nd intake it says in the picture gallery it was the first intake to be all 16 years olds, ''not true'' as I didn't turn 16 time June 73 six month in to my 2 years.

[Rod Fisher]

Rod Fisher I live in Thornton Cleveleys Lancashire, 6th intake Boy Tradesman Feb 61.

[denis huxley]

Resident in Plymouth,Devon,Uk since 1983. Joined Apprentice Chef Company Sept 1954 with 13 others in P Squad.
There must be some more ex ACC in this City. Many places to meet and eat, for regular reunions. Any thoughts ?

[Ian E Scott]

  Crikey Rod, my brother Neil lives in TC and regularly uses the RBL Club

[Rod Fisher]

Small world Ian

[John Holden]

John Holden. A Coy, Venning platoon, O&P squad (1968) now living in Padiham, Lancashire.

[nocker]

Hi there.

I'm wondering if any of you listed here would remember my Dad. Bryan Nokes i think he joined up in 1955, and has been to N.Ireland, with 1DERR Sennelager with 39 Missle Regiment, British forces Emblem in Belgium and again with the 1DERR in Berlin. Various other places include Shoesburyness at Horseshoe Brks. After leaving the ACC we moved to Australia where he joined the Australian Army. Just in case any of you do remember him . He's going well.

[magpie24]

Brian Hogg
B company 1970 ---72  worked in Cove, CVHQ Minley Mannor, Sennelarger and Hannover. Also short spells in Gibralter, Malta and Cyprus.

I work and live in Libya just about to go back after all the trouble out there.
My wife is Moroccan so we have a house in Morocco and we are also building a villa out there.
We also spend time in Newcastle as that's where I'm originally from.
Also Brighton as that's where my parents live now.

[Ian E Scott]

And I proud to say that I taught him everything at Minley Manor

[magpie24]

And I proud to say that I taught him everything at Minley Manor

Yeah that was a experience working in Cove,  huge feeding numbers at the weekend when your Kitchen was duty kitchen. Good times and even better experience, still using what I learned these days, and yeah I did learn something from Scotty, not much mind you at that time I knew everything anyway. 

[magpie24]

I think I may have worked with Bryan Nokes when I was at 39 Missile, ask him if he remembers Pete Crowhurst and Wally Hammond they were there when I was.

[John Everitt]

Brian Hogg
B company 1970 ---72  worked in Cove, CVHQ Minley Mannor, Sennelarger and Hannover. Also short spells in Gibralter, Malta and Cyprus.

I work and live in Libya just about to go back after all the trouble out there.
My wife is Moroccan so we have a house in Morocco and we are also building a villa out there.
We also spend time in Newcastle as that's where I'm originally from.
Also Brighton as that's where my parents live now.

From what I have heard it is a great place to live. I was further along the drag in Egypt for National Service. Fabled weather around that area. No wonder so many ex service personnel chose to hang on after the war.
I am picking the area will rocket ahead as a main tourist destination when the turmoil settles back to normalsy.