Yankee Mackem
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Seeing as how its a local regiment. If not (and they served in an infantry battalion) what regiment and where?
Anyones family served in the Colfstream Guards in ww2?
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Some Random Guy
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I'm confident no board member, or their families, served in the Colfstream Guards at any point. 
My paternal grandad was a radio operator in the Green Howards.
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Yankee Mackem
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No its not, but it covers the north east down to hull.
Do you know which battalion?
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7th, don't know much more tbh me grandad never spoke of it.
Farfrom Athletic
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Aye me Nana’s brother was a CSM during Overlord. Was killed not long after though.
No idea which Batallion or Coy though.
No idea which Batallion or Coy though.
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Cheesy Feet
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Me Dad was in late 50's time..he's got this plaque thing with all his info on..he was somewhere in France and Bremerhaven rings a bell..see if I can find the plaque thing.
chunksafc
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My great grandad was in the DLI in The first world war and in the DLI reserves in the 2nd
Skandhaless
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My dad was 9th battalion c company DLI
Sir Lancelot
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My grandad was in the Navy in the First World War and joined the Coldstream Guards in about 1920. He was in the TAs during the Second World War.
DisillusionedOldGit
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Father in law was a Seaforth Highlander during WW2 .
Butcher's Coat
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My dad was in the Argyles in WW2.
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Why? Is it curiosity or did you or your family members?
Kent_Mackem
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My great uncle did his national service in the Horse Guards with Jack Charlton. Don’t think that’s the same regiment though. He used to play for Lincoln City.
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Lawrie mcmenemy iirc.
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