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Date Coy / Regiment / Unit / Vehicle Name Coy / Sect Vehicle Type Number Location Comment 1 Comment 2 Senior Crew Name Source Known Formation Number Photo? ABDULLA A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ABERDONIA A Bn Mk IV Female November 1917 Dick Taylor November 1917 Commander Lt CW ABOU-BEN-ADAM II A Bn No 1 Coy Mk IV Cambrai Or ABOU-BEN-ADHEM II. Capt Wain VC A2 Cambrai 1917 Duncan (KIA) ACE A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ACE OF SPADES A Bn Mk IV Female June, 1917 Dick Taylor ACHILLES A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ACTIVE 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ADAMANT 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ADSUM A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ADVENTURESS A Bn Mk IV Female 2687 1917 A26 Dick Taylor AGGRESSIVE II A Bn No 3 Coy Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 Lt J Lipscomb A55 Cambrai 1917 AHMED A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor AJAX A Bn No 1 Coy Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 A6 Cambrai 1917 AJAX 1 Bn Mk V* Female 1918 AJAX II? Dick Taylor ALBION A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ALERT 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ALEXANDRIA 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ALLAH A Bn Mk IV Male 8088 1917 A13 Dick Taylor ALLIANCE 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor AMAZON A Bn Mk IV Female 2840 November 1917 A47 or A56 Dick Taylor AMBROSIA A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor A-MERRY-CAN A Bn Mk IV 2773 1917 A3 Dick Taylor AMETHYST 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ANDROMEDA A Bn Mk IV Female 2022 or 2522 1917 A12 or A21 Dick Taylor ANGELINA A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ANGOSTURA Mk IV Female November 1917 Dick Taylor ANNE II A Bn No 2 Coy Mk IV Female November 1917 SNCO Commander very rare Sgt L Lose Dick Taylor ANNE GALLANT 1 Sqn RNAS A/C 1915 Dick Taylor ANTIGONE A Bn Female Dick Taylor ANTIOCHUS A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor APPLE A Bn Mk IV Male June, 1917 A4 Dick Taylor APOLLYON II A Bn No 2 Coy Mk IV Male Cambrai November 1917 Lt Wootton A29 Cambrai 1917 APRICOT A Bn Mk IV Female June, 1917 A3 Dick Taylor ARABIA A Bn Mk IV Male 2014 November 1917 A7 Dick Taylor ARCHIMEDES A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ARETHUSA A Bn Mk IV 2025 1917 A25 Dick Taylor ARETHUSA 11th ACC 1928 Guy AC India 1932 Dick Taylor Yes ARGYLL A Bn Mk IV Male 2051 1917 A30 Dick Taylor ARIADNE A Bn Mk IV Male 2023 1917 A36 or A31 Dick Taylor ARISTOTLE A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ARMAGH II A Bn No 1 Coy Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ARTFUL ALICE II A Bn No 3 Coy Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 2Lt C Charles A52 Cambrai 1917 ARTIMUS A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Or ARTEMIS? Dick Taylor ASSAULT 1 Sqn RNAS A/C Dick Taylor ASSAYE 8th Lt Tk Coy No 2 Sect Crossley A/C Waziristan April 1937 ATALANTA A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ATLAS A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor ATTILA A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor AULD REEKIE II A Bn No 2 Coy Mk IV Female 2843 November 1917 A22 Dick Taylor AURELIAN A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor AUTOGOPHASTER Mk I 1916 Dick Taylor AUTOWIN A Bn Mk IV November 1917 Dick Taylor AVENGER A Bn Mk IV June, 1917 Dick Taylor AVIATIK A Bn Mk IV 2678 1917 A23 Dick Taylor BABY MINE November 1917 Dick Taylor BACKSLIDER B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BADAJOS 8th Lt Tk Coy No 3 Sect Crossley A/C Waziristan April 1937 BADGER 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BALLY HACKLE II B Bn Female July, 1917 B30 Dick Taylor BALLYBOGGAN 2nd Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BANDIT II B Bn Mk IV Male 8040 November 1917 Lt A Dalby B23 Dick Taylor BANSHEE B Coy/Bn Mk IV Female 2556 B8 Dick Taylor BANTAM B Bn No 4 Coy Mk IV Female Cambrai November 1917 Same Section as B6 & B9 Sect Comd Capt Haseler B12 Cambrai 1917 BANTAM 2 Bn C Coy Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BANTERER 2 Sqn RNAS Seabrook A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BARBARIAN B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BARON II B Bn Mk IV 6013 November 1917 B32 Dick Taylor BARRHEAD 2 Bn Mk V Male 9003 1918 Dick Taylor BAT 2 Bn C Coy Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BATHSHEBA B Coy/Bn Dick Taylor BATTLEAXE B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BAYARDO 2 Bn Medium C Aldershot 1923 Dick Taylor BAYARDO 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BEDALE 17/21 L B Sqn Light Tank ↑3824x India c1938 BEAR B Bn Mk IV Female 2771 August 1917 B11 Dick Taylor BEELZEBUB 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BEETLE 2 Bn Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BEHEMOTH B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BELLADONNA B Bn Mk IV Male 2041 August 1917 B14 Dick Taylor BELLEROPHON 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BEN MYCHREE B Bn Mk IV 1917 Dick Taylor BENTLEY B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BIJOU B Bn Mk IV 6017 November 1917 B29 Dick Taylor BINGO 1st Durham LI Tractor Light GS Mk I BMM208 UK 1936 Dick Taylor BISON B Bn Mk IV Female 2555 August 1917 B12 Dick Taylor BISON 2 Bn Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BISON 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BISON II B Coy/Bn Mk IV 4671 November 1917 B26 Dick Taylor BITER 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BLACK ARROW B Bn Mk IV Male July, 1917 Captured at Cambrai B28 Dick Taylor BLACK BERTHA B Coy/Bn Dick Taylor BLACK BESS B Bn No 4 Coy Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 Same Section as B6 & B12 2Lt Leigh-Jones B9 Cambrai 1917 BLACK FURY 2 Bn Medium Mk I UK 1920s Dick Taylor BLACK JOKE 2 Sqn RNAS Seabrook A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BLACK KNIGHT 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BLACK LEG B Bn Mk IV 2679 November 1917 B15 Dick Taylor BLACK PRINCE B Bn No 1 Section Mk IV Male Cambrai November 1917 Lt Tew B1? Dick Taylor BLACKCOCK 2 Bn C Coy Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BLACKCOCK 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BLACKLOOK 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BLAIR ATHOLL 2 Bn Medium C Aldershot 1923 Dick Taylor BLAIR ATHOLL 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BLARNEY CASTLE B Bn Mk IV Male November 1917 Also seen on Female Dick Taylor BLOODHOUND 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BLOODSTONE B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BLUE BIRD B Bn Mk IV August 1917 Dick Taylor BLUE DUN 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BOBBY Mk V Male Dick Taylor August 1917 BODICEA B Bn No 4 Coy Mk IV Female 2567 BOADICEA? Same Section as B9 & B12 Lt Dickens B13 Dick Taylor BOGEY B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BOGEY II B Bn No 5 Coy? Mk IV Female 4589 November 1917 B35 Dick Taylor BOHEMIAN B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BOLD 2 Sqn RNAS Seabrook A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BOOMERANG B Bn Mk IV 2035 July, 1917 B41 Dick Taylor BORZOI 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BOUDICEA B Bn Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 B6 Cambrai 1917 BOUNCER 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BOW ON 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BRIAN BORU B Bn Mk IV 2013 July, 1917 B50 Dick Taylor September 1916 To No 7 Coy C Bn with same name by early BRIC-A-BRAC B Coy Mk I Dick Taylor 1917 BRIGAND II B Bn Mk IV Male Cambrai November 1917 KO 23 Nov 17 2Lt AG Simpson Dick Taylor BRITTANIA B Bn Mk IV Female 2868 July, 1917 Military Mission to USA B45 Dick Taylor BRUTUS B Coy/Bn Dick Taylor BUCCANEER II B Bn No 5 Coy Mk IV Male 2037 Cambrai November 1917 Lt G Thompson B22 Cambrai 1917 BUCKWHEAT 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BUFFOON B Bn Mk IV 2795 November 1917 B34 Dick Taylor BUGLER 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BULAWAYO II B Bn Mk IV 1917 Dick Taylor BULLDOG B Bn mk IV Cambrai 1917 KO 20 Nov Lt J Andrew-Marshall Dick Taylor BULLDOG 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BULWARK B Bn No 1 Section Mk IV Female August 1917 Used at Cambrai 2Lt Chambers Dick Taylor BULWARK 2 Bn Medium I 1924 WW1 name re-used Dick Taylor BUSACO 8th Lt Tk Coy No 3 Sect Crossley A/C Waziristan April 1937 BUSHRANGER B Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor BUSTLER 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BUSY 2 Sqn RNAS Rolls Royce A/C 1915 Dick Taylor BUZZARD 2 Bn C Coy Mk V Male 1922 Dick Taylor BYSTANDER B Bn No 1 Section Mk IV Female 2511 August 1917 B5 Dick Taylor CA'CANNY C Bn Mk IV Male 2056 July, 1917 C16 Dick Taylor CAESAR C Bn Mk IV Male 2048 July, 1917 C48 Dick Taylor CAESAR 3 Bn Med Mk II* T67 1920s Dick Taylor CAESAR II C Bn Whippet A259 1918 Dick Taylor CAITHNESS C Bn Mk IV 2053 July, 1917 C13 Dick Taylor CALIBAN 3 Bn Carden Loyd V UK c1930 Dick Taylor CALIBAN C Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor CALIBAN 3 Bn Carden Loyd V UK c1930 Dick Taylor CALLIOPE RNAS Lanchester A/C 1917 Dick Taylor CAMILLA 3 Sqn RNAS A/C 1916 Dick Taylor CANADA 2 3 Bn Mk IV Male 2042 July, 1917 Note: 2 not II C1 Dick Taylor CANDAHAR 8th Lt Tk Coy No 1 Sect Crossley A/C Waziristan April 1937 CANNIBAL 3 Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor CAPE COLONY 3 Bn Mk IV Female 2507 July, 1917 C3 Dick Taylor CARADOC 3 Sqn RNAS A/C 1916 Dick Taylor CARDIFF 3 Bn Mk IV 1917 Dick Taylor CARNABY 3 Bn Mk IV 1917 Dick Taylor CARNABY 3 Bn A Coy Whippet October, 1918 A.231 Dick Taylor CARNATION C Bn Mk I Female 565 July, 1917 Supply C42 Dick Taylor CARSTAIRS C Bn Mk IV Male 2040 July, 1917 C11 Dick Taylor CASA C Coy Mk I 508 1916 Probably Female Dick Taylor CASA 3 Bn A Coy Whippet October, 1918 A.388 Dick Taylor CATERPILLAR C Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor CAYENNE C Bn Mk IV Male 2055 July, 1917 C57 Dick Taylor CELEBRITY C Coy 1916 Supply Dick Taylor CELERITY C Bn Mk II 725 July, 1917 Supply C29 Dick Taylor CELTIC C Bn Mk IV Male 2044 July, 1917 C18 Dick Taylor CENSORSHIP C Bn July, 1917 Supply C26 Dick Taylor CENTAUR C Bn Mk IV July, 1917 Dick Taylor CENTAUR II C Bn Mk IV Cambrai November 1917 Dick Taylor CEYLON C Bn Mk IV Female 2724 July, 1917 C2 Dick Taylor CEYLON 3 Bn A Coy Whippet October, 1918 A.237 Dick Taylor CHABLIS C Coy Mk I 503 Flers 1916 Solomon Scheme C4 Dick Taylor CHALLENGER C Bn Mk IV Male 2049 July, 1917 C46 Dick Taylor
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    TWICE A CITIZEN Celebrating a century of service by the Territorial Army in London www.TA100.co.uk The Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association for Greater London Twice a Citizen “Every Territorial is twice a citizen, once when he does his ordinary job and the second time when he dons his uniform and plays his part in defence.” This booklet has been produced as a souvenir of the celebrations for the Centenary of the Territorial Field Marshal William Joseph Slim, Army in London. It should be remembered that at the time of the formation of the Rifle Volunteers 1st Viscount Slim, KG, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DSO, MC in 1859, there was no County of London, only the City. Surrey and Kent extended to the south bank of the Thames, Middlesex lay on the north bank and Essex bordered the City on the east. Consequently, units raised in what later became the County of London bore their old county names. Readers will learn that Londoners have much to be proud of in their long history of volunteer service to the nation in its hours of need. From the Boer War in South Africa and two World Wars to the various conflicts in more recent times in The Balkans, Iraq and Afghanistan, London Volunteers and Territorials have stood together and fought alongside their Regular comrades. Some have won Britain’s highest award for valour - the Victoria Cross - and countless others have won gallantry awards and many have made the ultimate sacrifice in serving their country. This booklet may be recognised as a tribute to all London Territorials who have served in the past, to those who are currently serving and to those who will no doubt serve in the years to come.
  • Allied Armor in Normandy Allied Armor in Normandy

    Allied Armor in Normandy Allied Armor in Normandy

    ALLIED ARMOR IN NORMANDY ALLIED ARMOR IN NORMANDY YVES BUFFETAUT An unusually idyllic view of the landings: the LCTS have come close to shore on calm seas with no German opposition. This photograph was not taken on the Normandy coasts on June 6, in NNW force 6 winds, but in England, during a large-scale rehearsal. Contents page image: British Sherman crews waiting to embark. Shoreham and Portsmouth were the main embarkation ports for the British, while the Americans could be found farther west, notably at Portland, which served the 1st U.S. Infantry Division, and Torquay and Dartmouth, which served the 4th U.S. Infantry Division. (IWM H 38986) Contents page map: August 6, 1944, HQ Twelfth Army Group situation map. (Library of Congress, Geography and Map Division) CIS0004 Print Edition: ISBN 978-1-61200-6079 Digital Edition: ISBN 978-1-61200-6086 Kindle Edition: ISBN 978-1-61200-6086 This book is published in cooperation with and under license from Sophia Histoire & Collections. Originally published in French as Militaria Hors-Serie No 52, © Histoire & Collections 2004 Typeset, design and additional material © Casemate Publishers 2018 Translation by Hannah McAdams Design by Paul Hewitt, Battlefield Design Color illustrations by Jean Restayn © Histoire & Collections Infographics by Jean-Marie Mongin © Histoire & Collections Photo retouching and separations by Remy Spezzano Additional text by Chris Cocks CASEMATE PUBLISHERS (US) Telephone (610) 853-9131 Fax (610) 853-9146 Email: [email protected] www.casematepublishers.com CASEMATE