Enlisted into the 7th Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment 20/10/1939, demobbed on 16/02/1946. Sadly no longer with us.

Submitted by: His daughter Pamela Jones and son Trevor Boot.

Albert Collins lived in, or around, Newbury, Berkshire. Serving his country for 14 years with the Royal Berkshire Regiment and a further seven years as a reserve. In the 1920s Albert, who was know to his comrades as Bert, served in Plymouth in 1925, and six years in Fyzabad, India, also seeing service with the BEF at Dunkirk.

Submitted by: His nice Mrs V Forsdyke who wishes to know more about her uncles exploits.

Edward enlisted into the 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment. Died on the 27 May 1940 at Dunkirk age 27. The son of Thomas and Alice Hill; stepson of Mrs. A. G. Hill, of Hainault, Ilford, Essex.

Edward (Ed) also had a twin brother Thomas Hill 5334556 of the 2nd Battalion. Contributed by his granddaughter Joanne James.

Joined B company, 2nd battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment on 3/4/1933. Served in India and Palestine prior to the outbreak of war.

George Moles was attached to a Canadian unit during the D Day landings and was wounded during Operation Market Garden. He left the army in 1945 due to his injuries.

Henry Murcott's identity disc details are - R Berks - A1 - AB1 5549099? CoE. Henry Murcott served his country for 7 years returning home to Henley-on-Thames where his wife and daughter awaited his return. Sadly Henry Murcott passed away in 2001 at the age of 88.

William appears in a picture of 'C' Coy 4th Batt Royal Berks Regiment at Lavant Camp near Bognor in 1939.

Williams nick name was 'Stodger' and it is believed he was in the catering corp. He possibly boxed for his battalion. Sadly William passed away in 2004.

William Henry Brookes of Tipton/Dudley in the West Midlands, fought with the 1st Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment during the Burma campaign.

Sadly William died in 1995.