See more ideas about scots, guard, british army. 2004-08 The 1st Battalion deploys to Iraq as part of Operation Telic. The 3rd Battalion continued on into Belgium, Holland and finally Germany, the other Battle Honour attributable to them after the crossing of the frontier, but shared with others, being “RHINELAND”. Recommendations for Honours and Awards for Gallant and Distinguished Service, The search is set up to show recommendations for those who served with the Scots Guards between 1940 and 1949. The 30th Brigade was redesignated as the 6th Armoured Brigade and on 15 January as the 6th Guards Tank Brigade before redesignated as the 6th Guards Brigade on 17 June 1945. In 2007 the Scots Guards were The most important document to research a soldier who served in the war is their service record. In early September, the Right Flank and X Companies were permanently attached to the Irish Guards while the rest of the Battalion was sent to Northwood in Middlesex to be disbanded. The Battalion first saw active service in the disastrous Norwegian Campaign following Germany’s invasion on 9 April 1940. On 6 April 1942, the Brigade was reorganized as the 200th Guards Motor Brigade Group, then the 201st Guards Motor Brigade Group before being captured at Tobruk in June 1942. A war diary was written by an officer of a unit and recorded its day to day activities and location. Notes: Another war diary which contains a lot of information of a non-military nature. There is an index. Another company, containing men from the Training Battalion at Pirbright who could not ski, was added to the unit later. It served throughout the North African campaign ultimately ending up in Tunisia in May 1943. The appendices for March relate to the Battalion’s movements, casualty reuturns of officers and other ranks, a field return of officers and other ranks etc. For example on 2 January, the unit had its belated Christmas dinner which “included tomato soup, turkey and pork with vegetables, plum pudding, cake, fruit, nuts, chocolate, cigarettes, two bottles of beer per man, hot rum punch and vino ad lib”. Right after a long discussion with CUSTARD i have told him to let women into the group, but only if their husbands, boyfriends, partners were in … Lord Lyell dashed at the gun position across the open, killed most of its crew before being killed himself and was awarded a posthumous VC. The war diary includes map coordinates for Tunisia but not Italy. It was in North Africa that Colonel Archie Stirling of the Scots Guards formed and had the ideal conditions to carry out raiding operations behind the enemy lines with the Special Air Service Regiment. We are the largest and fastest growing community of UK forces veterans on the web with over 500,000 members! The Stirlingshire Militia, II. The Battalion’s casualties were at a comparable level to a battle in the First World War and they won the Battle Honour “GAZALA”. On 15 April, the Battalion landed at Harstad and served in the country until it was evacuated on 5 and 6 June, reaching Gourock, Scotland on 10th. Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards in the hastily constructed trenches near Zandvoorde, October 1914. The 1st Battalion, now in the 24th Guards Brigade, fought for two weeks here, suffering very heavy casualties, with thirst also a great strain. Notes: A good war diary with lots of detail and map coordinates for the period between January and May 1945. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission recorded 368 dead for the 1st Battalion between 3 September 1939 and 15 August 1945. The second focuses on what documents are available both to research a soldier and also the Regiment. The Battalion then took part in the Tunisian Campaign which ended on 13 May 1943. On 1 March 1940, the Battalion joined the 24th Infantry Brigade (Guards) in which it served for the remainder of the war. Here, news was received of an armistice between Finland and Soviet Russia. The archives’ page is linked below and they record that service records from 1930 onwards “are available to the ‘Official Next of Kin”. Lance Corporal, 10400. The last German line of defence was in rough, rocky hills (“djebel” in Arabic) twenty five miles from Tunis itself. The problem at Anzio was that shortage of landing craft made it impossible to land a large enough force to give the American commander the confidence to land and advance rapidly to cut the main German supply route twelve miles inland. A crewman on a landing craft said to a wounded Scots Guards officer he was looking after that he had heard that things were not going well ashore and asked him which Regiment he was in. If you have an army number and it doesn’t fall within the above range, it shows that the soldier was transferred to the Scots Guards from another regiment or corps. On 2 March the 1st Battalion was evacuated with a total strength of 238, having lost 666 all ranks, a third of them missing, mostly captured. The Commonwealth War Graves Commission recorded 329 dead for the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards between 3 September 1939 and 15 August 1945. Title - … 2nd Battalion Scots Guards On 3 September 1939, the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards was stationed at Matruh in Western Egypt. The other two Battalions in the 24th Guards Brigade had suffered similarly. Age 26. One of his men was then killed and the other three wounded, though two were still able to fire to support him. The Battle Honours “DJEBEL BOU AOUKAZ, 1943, I” and “NORTH AFRICA, 1941-43” were added to the Colours. The 1st Battalion fought in Italy till the end of the War by when half of all Scots Guardsmen who lost their lives had died there, the Battle Honour “ITALY, 1943-45” being their memorial on the Colours. After the end of the war in Europe, the daily entries become a lot shorter. Notes: These index cards record the stations of the Scots Guards’ battalions, though when the units were abroad only the vaguest of information was recorded. The Wee Highland Laddie, Solo Pipes: I. HENDERSON, James McDowell. Kuala Lumpur: Caxton Press Ltd., 1951 Anthony Goodridge The Scots Guards 149pp London Leo Cooper 1969 Additional Bibliography for this Page. 08-07-1915. These are mostly strength returns and lists of officers “recommended for acceptance as other ranks” for February. The Battalion then travelled across France to Chamonix where it was billeted in hotels and began training, helped by the 199th Battalion of Chasseurs Alpins. Of these men, 161 are buried or commemorated in Italy, 53 in Egypt, 28 in Tunisia and 26 in Germany. 2nd Battalion Scots Guards March Medley: I. Drunken Duncan, II. the Cup of Tea, IV. BRITISH FORCES 2nd Scots Guards, including GPMG's, LAW's, MAW's, Milans and 81mm mortars, and in support 4 Troop, The Blues and Royals with 2 Scorpions and 2 Scimitars, up to five bty's each of 6x105mm artillery, mortars of 42 Cdo RM and 1/7th Gurkha Rifles, and frigate "Active" with 1x4.5in (and 'Avenger', 1x4.5in). There is an appendix recording the officers and their distribution in the Battalion in October, a couple of maps of the left and right companies’ areas and a list of officers available as reinforcements. We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. The Battalion remained training in Britain until 29 January, when the unit embarked for the Netherlands where it took part in the last months of the campaign in Europe. Another two officers and sixty-six other ranks were sent to the Holding Battalion on 25 July. 5 Sep. The 2nd Battalion landed at Salerno, Italy on 9 September 1943 and served in Italy until the unit was withdrawn back to Britain in April 1944. Officers made a very large proportion of volunteers and 167 served in the ranks, resuming their commissions after the unit had been disbanded. On being told he said “I reckon we’ll be O.K. On 1 October, the Battalion joined the 32nd Infantry Brigade (Guards) in which it served until 5 September 1943. The Battalion was ordered to join the 7th Division on the 8th of October 1914 … Notes: Another average war diary with a small number of appendices including a field return of officers, and a field return of other ranks dated 6 March 1943. The website of the Scots Guards Regimental Family –. Flett From Flotta, IV. Almost immediately after their arrival the 2nd Battalion in the Guards Armoured Division and the 3rd Battalion again with the 15th Division were in from the start in the Battle of the Rhineland. 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards.... 1945.03 Germany Guards Armoured Division 1946.12 England: Victoria Barracks, Windsor.. 1947 England: Chelsea Barracks, London.. Aug 48: Chelsea Barracks, London 2 Guards Brigade. It was formed in response to an Anglo-French plan to send a military expedition to Finland to help the country in its fight against the Soviet Union. Award citations for 2nd Battalion Scots Guards in Italy 1943-44. The arrived at Waterloo from Aldershot on their way to the Chelsea barracks will stop their place the first Battalion the love gone to Aldershot the switchover is part of the general change of quarters being carried out in the London district command. He was placed on terminal leave under Regimental Headquarters on 08 June 1953 but recalled for training with the Second Battalion on 27 July 1954. Officers had personal numbers which used a different numbering system. There aren’t a lot of resources online for researching those who served in the British Army during the Second World War. The cost to order a file is currently £30 unless you are the spouse or civil partner of the soldier. This should show the units they served in and when, along with a wide variety of other information. There is an index. The Germans fought hard and the approaches to their positions were across the open, without any cover. The 2nd Battalion’s next major battle began on 5 November and was finally concluded on 9 December, a grim and gruelling fight up steep rocky slopes on thoroughly prepared German positions. The Battalion trained at Bordon and it wasn’t until the end of February 1940 that it received its Lee-Enfield rifles. The contribution of 6th Guards Armoured Brigade in the success of the whole operation has been conspicuously superior. Notes: An average war diary which contains a large number of appendices, most of which relate to the various exercises the Battalion undertook during the year. On 22 January 1943 the 1st Battalion was in this seaborne operation by both British and American troops. The British withdrew to the Alamein position along the Egyptian border, which they held successfully ahead of the counterstroke at the Battle of Alamein. Then look through my generic First World War guides, especially those regarding medal records and British Army abbreviations and acronyms.I’d recommend downloading the relevant Battalion’s war diaries (see below) and also getting either a copy of the regimental history: The Scots Guards in the Great War 1914-1918 or Randall Nicol’s excellent two-volume Till The Trumpet Sounds … The Battalion was sent back to Bordon and disbanded shortly after. On 3 September 1939, the 2nd Battalion Scots Guards was stationed at Matruh in Western Egypt. The Battalion’s position was near the centre of 2nd Corps whilst most of the action during the day was against the flanks. Late in February 1943 they embarked on board ship, destination unknown, but it was to North Africa. Feb 24, 2016 - Explore Aron's board "Scots Guards" on Pinterest. There are a small number of appendices relating to Operations Woodcock and Tantum and Exercise Snipe. I should like to express to you my appreciation of your unfailing and complete cooperation, and my high respect for your professional abilities and leadership.” Just after the German capitulation in May the 3rd Battalion had the unusual role of boarding and taking the surrender of a German submarine on the Baltic coast. In 1942 the Afrika Corps came into being, well equipped, trained and motivated and led by General Rommel. Researching the Lives and Records of WW2 Soldiers, Researching Soldiers who Served in the British Army, Order a Service Record from the Scots Guards’ Archive, Date: 01 September 1939 – 31 March 1940 and then 01 July – 31 December 1941. The Battalion served with the Brigade until 19 March 1940 when it joined the 18th Infantry Brigade. The 2nd Battalion Scots Guards marching away from Waterloo Station. The Allies just managed to hold onto what they had along the coast but it was a very close call before the enemy pulled back in the face of heavy bombing and shelling by the Royal Navy. The British and American Armies advancing from the south of Italy joined up with those at Salerno and, as the autumn wore on and the conditions worsened, slowly and painfully moved on from each deep river valley across each mountain range beyond. On 30 May 1941, the Battalion received the news that it was to be converted into an armoured unit. The battalion's losses were approximately 5 men killed, 1 officer and 20 men wounded. During the Second World War the principal centres of attention for the Scots Guards were North Africa, Italy and the moves through France, Belgium, Holland and Germany in 1944 and 1945 until the German surrender. Coats commanded the Battalion during its short existence. The main hill, with three high points and a monastery on the top, gave its name to the Battle Honour “MONTE CAMINO”. Apart from participation in the abortive campaign in Norway in 1940 the 1st Battalion was still in Britain. The Battalion also served briefly in Syria in 1942 before taking part in the Tunisian Campaign which came to an end on 13 May 1943. In September 1900 the battalion formed part of a column based on Harrismith under Campbell. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Battalion Scots Guards”. Members who served with Scots Guards Welcome to Forces Reunited the place where you can find information and friends from Scots Guards . The Battalion had rejoined the reformed 201st Guards Motor Brigade on 25 August 1942 and served with the formation until 27 June 1943. There are a wide range of appendices in the diary. FindmyPast, a genealogy site which offers a free trial period, has three collections which may be of interest. Hundreds of men left the 3rd Battalion following its conversion and joined the 4th Battalion. This is one of the best regimental histories to come out of the war and has been reprinted by the Naval and Military Press. There are six appendices including a roll of honour and a list of honours and awards. It served with this Brigade until 18 May 1940. The 2nd Battalion took part in the landings at Salerno on 9 September 1942. Three days later, another fifty-five other ranks left for the Holding Battalion. 1st Battalion, Scots Guards. The only downside to the diary is that map coordinates weren’t recorded. 75 were here. First they attacked the machine gun post which Lord Lyell demolished with a grenade. If you want to learn more about a battalion of the Scots Guards, I’d recommend combining its war diaries with the regimental history The Scots Guards 1919-1955 by David Erskine. The fighting was intense as both sides attacked and counterattacked and the casualties reflected it. Missing Personnel North Africa Middle East. Following the conversion of the 3rd Battalion Scots Guards into an armoured unit, 300 of its soldiers were posted to the 4th Battalion. Son of Thomas Steven Nisbet Sharp & Mary Taylor Thomson Sharp of 107, Greenhill Road, Paisley, Renfrewshire, UK. Early on the Italians were the only enemy, but when they were badly defeated and there was a risk of their being expelled from Libya the Germans intervened. Well ahead of the invasion of Normandy that began on D Day, 6 June 1944, the 6th Guards Tank Brigade formed in England and included the 3rd (Tank) Battalion Scots Guards, equipped with Churchill tanks. 90 pp. There are six appendices including a roll of honour and a list of honours and awards. The regiment now known as the Scots Guards traces its origins to the Marquis of Argyll's Royal Regiment, a unit raised in 1642 by Archibald Campbell, 1st Marquess of Argyll in response to the 1641 Irish Rebellion. Not only do these add important insights into a unit’s service during the war, if you’re lucky you may find that the soldier you’re researching provided an account. In an attempt to speed matters up there was a plan to break into the German defences from behind by landing at Anzio just south of Rome. The Atholl Cummers, III. There is also a battle order for the officers dated 12 February and a detailed account of F Company’s activities between 6 and 11 November. On the occasions I have been privileged to mingle with elements of your command, I have felt at once that atmosphere, that intangible something almost physical, which only the finest troops create. On 5 July, the Battalion moved to Malton with the Support Company being stationed at Norton Grove. The other five concern the Regiment’s service during the war and the aftermath. The Battalion had a long period of training in Britain before it embarked for North Africa on board the Hired Transport Samaria at Gourock on 26 February 1943. It is over 200 pages in length, most of which are appendices. During the Second World War the principal centres of attention for the Scots Guards were North Africa, Italy and the moves through France, Belgium, Holland and Germany in 1944 and 1945 until the German surrender. The German positions at the Bou finally fell on 5 May. The roll call of 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards on the Menin Road, 27 October 1914 answered by 12 officers and 460 soldiers. The Battalion was part of 29th Infantry Brigade which was redesignated as the 22nd Infantry Brigade on 3 October 1939. Mory Abbey Military Cemetery, Mory, Pas-de-Calais, France. The Scots Guards used the numbering block 2,688,001 to 2,714,000 for its soldiers who served in the ranks. He attended Eton College Officer Cadet School from 29 December 1951 to 25 April 1952, and from there was posted to the Second Battalion Scots Guards on a National Service Commission on 26 April 1952. There are forty-four photographs but in the reprint these are very poor quality, and forty-five maps. The following documents may be of interest to you if you’re researching either the Regiment or a soldier who served with it during the war. Then there are a variety of prisoner of war records and the British Library’s digitized newspaper archive. The only appendices are a programme for the visit of King George VI and a short letter informing the Battalion of the positive reactions of the King. Notes: An average war diary for the daily entries but there are a large number of appendices. Notes: A good war diary and it’s a shame it ends so shortly after the outbreak of war. On 15 March 1943, the Battalion moved to Hunstanton in Norfolk. Nothing but the most desperate fighting, with casualties comparable to a prolonged First World War battle, enabled the British and Americans to hang on. The day after it was formed, the Battalion joined the 30th Independent Infantry Brigade (Guards). 2nd Battalion Scots Guards Malaya, 1948-1951 description Show more Object details Category Books Related period 1945-1989 (content) Creator SECOND BATTALION SCOTS GUARDS : … On 10 June 1940, Italy declared war on Britain and the 2nd Battalion saw heavy fighting in the Western Desert Campaign in Libya and Egypt. On 22 July they landed in France and would serve from then on mostly attached to the 15th (Scottish) Division. The same arrangement for Battle Honours on the Colours was followed again. The Battalion was assembled at Wanstead, London on 11 October where the unit remained until 31 May 1942 when it moved to Marston Bigot Camp near Frome in Somerset. 2nd Battalion, Scots Guards. This article will help you to research soldiers who served in the Scots Guards during the Second World War. The main objective of the 1st Battalion was a prominent outcrop dominating their area, nicknamed “the Bou”. On 2 March, the Battalion travelled to Southampton and landed in France the next day. Since leaving Italy the 2nd Battalion had been reinforced, including with a large detachment of men transferred from the RAF, and trained for infantry operations in the Guards Armoured Division which it joined early in February 1944 and fought with to the end of the War, ending up near Bremen. On 28 September 1941, a Regimental Order announced the formation of a new battalion of the Scots Guards. There are forty-four photographs but in the reprint these are very poor quality, and forty-five maps. 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