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A Green Howard in Occupation of the Rhineland Jerry Rende Article Title Author Journal Issue Page(s) Poppleton of Popplesdorf, - A Green Howard in Occupation of the Rhineland Jerry Rendell The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 7 - 9 Crispy Duck, - Recollections of Hong Kong Anthony Gaynor The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 p 9 A Clerk's Tale, - the Advantages of Being a Green Howard Ray Taylor The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 p 10 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago, - January - June 1994 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 11 - 13 The 2nd Battalion Branch Bert Walker / Peter Etherington The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 14 - 17 The Funeral of King Haakon, - A Young Green Howard Remembers Hugh Cartledge The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 18 - 20 A Life and Career After the Green Howards Brian O'Hare The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 21 - 22 Opportunity Knocks (10), - Stockton Road Pip Elliott The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 23 - 25 Medal Room Improvements Lynda Powell The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 p 26 The Yorkshire Regiment Remembrance Website, - Remembering Our Fallen Edward Nicholl The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 27 - 29 Ribbon Links Community to Wartime Past Fiona Hall The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 p 30 Pages from Our History, 50Years Ago, - January - June 1969 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 31 - 34 Not a Gentleman, - Remembering Hedley Verity Nicholas Rynn The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 35 - 36 Bushman Extraordinary, - John Littlejohn and 'C' Company Frank Cotterill The Green Howard Issue 26, - Spring 2019 pp 37 - 38 Dunkirk, .... Men on the Last Boat Out of Dunkirk Fiona Hall The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 3 - 4 The Green Howards in Italy 1917 - 1918, - with the 8th & 9th Battalions Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 5 - 9 Cotton's Sword Fiona Hall The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 p 10 A Life and Career After the Green Howards David Nicholson & Tom Wharton The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 11 - 12 The Deadly Triangle, - Northern Ireland 1975 Anonymous The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 13 - 16 A Stroll Down Memory Lane, - Singapore, Malaysia & Hong Kong Revisited Trevor Robinson & Mike Igo The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 p 17 The Memory Box, - Recollections of a Green Howard Dan Oxberry The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 p 24 Craonne 1918, - The Disappearnace of a Division Mark Tovey The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 25 - 27 "We Will Remember", - Corporal Ian Metcalfe Nicholas Rynn The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 p 28 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago, - July - December 1993 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 29 - 30 Finding Henry, - 100 Year Old Mystery Solved as Soldier Finally Laid to Rest Fiona Hall The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 31 - 32 Opportunity Knocks (9), - Track South and Tribulation North Pip Elliott The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 33 - 36 Haig's Tower of Strength (Review of John Powell's Book) Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 36 - 37 A Cold War Green Howard, - Memories from Berlin Leslie James The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 38 - 39 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago, - July - December 1968 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 40 - 41 Battlefield Tour Guide, - A Second Career Mike Bradley The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 42 - 43 Green Howards Cyclists Do It Again! Jonathan Bell The Green Howard Issue 25, - Autumn 2018 pp 44 Murder in Murmansk, - The Case of Second-Lieutenant Plumpton Paul Elliott The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 4 - 5 "What I Did Next", - Life After the Green Howards Chris Skeen The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 p 6 "Kaisersclacht 1918" - Captain Herbert Read DSO, MC Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 7 - 13 "An Evening with the Stars!". - Cold War Berlin 1976 Anthony Gaynor The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 p 14 "Mafeesh Salaam Hina" - The Revolution in Libya, 1st September 19169 Nick Hallidie The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 15 - 19 Two Generations of the Parker Family Paul Gayton The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 20 - 21 Cap Badges of the British Army Bob Cheetham The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 22 - 23 Our Regimental Cap Badges, - The Story to Date David Nicholson The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 24 - 26 Opportunity Knocks (8), - All At Sea Pip Elliott The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 27 - 28 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago, - January - June 1993 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 29 - 31 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago, - January - June 1968 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 24, Spring 2018 pp 41 - 43 The Italian Front, - the Green Howards in Italy 1917-1918 Jerry Randall The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 5 - 8 Private Tom Dresser, VC - Unveiling & Dedication of the Dresser Statue Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 9 - 11 Captain David Philip Hirsch, VC - Honouring Our Fallen Heroes Anthony Gaynor & Charlie Helm The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 p 12 The Green Howards, - "A Regiment of Many Faiths" Steve Erskine The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 13 -16 "Feeding the Rat", - Veteran Green Howards Cross the Roof of Spain Mark Laycock The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 21 - 22 Opportunity Knocks (7), - Gas, Gas, Gas! Pip Elliott The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 23 - 26 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago, - July - December 1992 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 27 - 29 Green Howards Lead the Way, - Assault on the BLESMA 100 Jonathan Bell The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 p 30 A "Grubby" Joins the Green Howards, - Recollection sof a National Serviceman Chris Dunn The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 31 - 32 Pride and Honour, - Joining the Yeoman Body at the Tower Daniel Benson The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 p 33 From Neglect to Respect, - In Memory of Private George Crozier Louis Hansen The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 p 34 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago, - July - December 1957 Tony Warriner The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 35 - 36 Piershill Cemetery Edinburgh Nicholas Rynn The Green Howard Issue 23, Autumn 2017 pp 37 - 39 A Weekend on the Somme - Commemorating Our Fallen Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 3 - 12 Military Medal Mystery John Sly The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 15 - 16 The Tide of Victory - Reflections on the Battle of Messines Jerry Rendell The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 17 - 19 The Last Green Howard - Private James Richard Stevenson, MM Mark Marsay The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 p 20 The Green Howards Association - Recent News and Events Colonel Clive Mantell MBE The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 21 - 23 A Green Howard Witness at Auschwitz - Private James Edward Archer James Archer The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 p 24 Opportunity Knocks (6). Baltic Adventure Pip Elliott The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 25 - 28 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago. January - June 1992 The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 29 - 30 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago. January - July 1967 The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 31 - 33 The Miner Who Fell Fom a Window Edward Nicholl The Green Howard Issue No 22, Spring 2017 pp 36 - 37 The Green Howards on the Somme (2) Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 7 - 14 The Friends 1996 - 2016. Marking 20 Years of the Friends David Nicholson The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 15 - 17 The Green Howards Assocation. Inspiring Six Months. Colonel Clive Mantell MBE The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 19 - 23 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago. July - December 1991 The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 24 - 25 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago. July - December 1966 The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 26 - 28 Private Wilf Whitfield, 4th Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 29 - 32 A Rich Seam of Family History Julian Panton The Green Howard Issue No 21, Autumn 2016 pp 36 - 37 The Green Howards on the Somme (1) Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 7 - 12 CSM Stanley Hollis, VC - Unveiling and Dedication of the Hollis Memorial Roger Chapman The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 13 - 15 D-Day Veteran Honoured, - Charlie Hill Appointed to the Legion d'Honneur Colonel Clive Mantell MBE The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 p 16 The Green Howards Association, - Consolidation and Change Colonel Clive Mantell MBE The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 17 - 19 "Ragers Lead the Way!" - A Green Howard in America, 1965 "Tug" Wilson The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 21 - 22 Pages from Our History, 50 Years Ago. January - June 1966 The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 23 - 24 The Trucial Oman Scouts (2) Nick Halidie The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 25 - 27 Golf and the Green Howards in Richmond Peter Curtis The Green Howard Issue No 20, Spring 2016 pp 28 - 29 Pages from Our History, 25 Years Ago.
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