No

Following an auction in Colwyn Bay I won a lot which among pictures was a picture of 45th Commando Royal Marines 788 Squad who finished training on 8-3-63
Among them was David Macdonald Wilson.
I have a photograph album compiled for his parents by Peter Riddell. David was killed on 26th May 1964 (No. 21814). It contains snaps and formal photographs of the grave.
David hailed from Liverpool. There appears to be no memorial to him in Liverpool I can find,
I would like to know how I can getting his name remembered and where I can send the items so that they could be displayed so he is not forgotten
Any help would be of great assistance
Regards Rodger Bullock

I was there with my husband Bill Orchard.

RAOC

RBL Magazine

I lived on Malala Strait,near to National and Grindleys Bank (Grenade Corner) .I was newly married and it was my first posting, a bit of a shock!! We were evacuated in 1967.

No my husband did

Royal Engineers

Someone sent me a link

My husband was killed in Aden 4th June 1967 he was Sapper 23671953 it wasn’t until 45 years later I found out how he died he saved 2 men’s lives but no medal. Did anyone know him or have any photos of him ?

Yes

Groundcrew (Air Radar) on 8 Squadron and 37 Squadron 1965 to 1967

Browsing Google

Every now and again I search online for anything that could be from my lifetime, but have never found this site before.

Yes early sixties

RAF

Nextdoor digest

I am posting this as I am trying to find some of my father\'s old comrades whole served with him in Aden he was there in the early sixties would love to hear from anyone who remembers him and served with him

No

Unknown

Google

My Dad Glyn Parry served in Aden around 61/62/63, he was in the 17/21st Lancers. Can someone tell me if the govt decided that those who served in Aden were awarded campaign medals? Dad joined the boys army before going to his regiment. He is 84 now and has dementia. I feel so sad that on rememberance day he has no medals despite what he went through in Aden.

No

N/A

Research

I am researching a project involving National Service and would be interested to speak or make contact with any National Servicemen, in particular those who served in Aden or Korea, but the experiences of all National Servicemen would be regarded with great interest. I have no political views on the merits or demerits of National Service, or its restoration; my wish is to represent as accurately as possible the experience of men too young to be called up for WW2 but whose lives were interrupted, disrupted, improved, not improved, by National Service.

No Father did

RAF Khormaksar

Google

I went to RAF Khormaksar School 1963/64. My father served at RAF Khormaksar as an armourer. He was known as Bill Bailey and was a Warrant Officer at the time. I used to enjoy looking at the Hunters and remember seeing the \'gun packs\' being rearmed. I served in the Australian Regular Army.

No - my Dad did - November 1960 to October 1961

Royal Artillery

Google

Going through some of Dad\'s old photo\'s and there are some of the lads he served with. Was trying to trace some of the others on the photos (or their descendants) to see if they wanted copies of the photos. Dad has made it hard work though as the names on the back are first names or nicknames (eg Hatto, Sween, Dia). The only full name I have is Johny Hiscocks, on the back of a photo of him and Dad having a beer on board the Nevassa as they depart Aden.
Unfortunately I can\'t get more details as Dad passed away a couple of years ago.

Yes

10th royal hussars

Looking at xrh website

This made me feel nostalgic.

RAF Khormaksar

Transit Aircraft Servicing Flight

Web

I served in Aden from Aug 1959 to Aug 1961. I was a previous member but lost touch. I now live in Savannah USA

Yes

RAF Steamer Point !962 - !964

Via Google

Remembering T he following: Cpl L Dean RASC
Driver R Morley RASC
L/Cpl R Jefferey Royal Marine
Signalman R Leech Royal Signals
All died on this day in 1963 when their \'Up Country\' expedition, led by Major Omerod from Fort Morbut, inadvertently strayed into the Yemen and they were shot by Yemeni Tribesmen. A very sad day

yes 1966 1967

60 sqn rct

looking on net

i find it strange that no one mentions the ambush in june 1967 were 9 members of 60sqn lost there lives something i find very hard to forget

No

RASC (TA)

Searching for RASC.

My dad, Russ Scarlett (22242816) served in Aden in the mid-sixties. My mum is moving house and gave me some photos of my dad in Aden which I\'d not seen before, as well as a group phot of 927 M.T. Company, RASC (TA). (I can\'t actually see my dad in the photo but can\'t imagine why she\'d have it if he\'s not there.) I tried to do a bit of research and came up with the Aden Vets website. My dad died in 1992 so he\'s not around to ask. Thanks.

Yes

24 Field Ambulance 1965 to 1967

Searching for Aden now.

Most of Aden veterans must be in their 70s by now. I have noticed that on Remembrance Sunday when a list of post WW11 conflicts are mentioned in church or cathedrals, Aden is never mentioned. This really annoys me as we seem to be forgotten.

Yes

1st Btn irish Guards

Search Engine

I did enjoy my time in Aden 1966 to 1967 loved doing patrols in Aden and also up country I did go back in 1997 for 8 days stayed at the Movenpick Hotel

With the 13/18th Hussars QMO

B Squadron 13/18th Hussars QMO

serching www

Interested in veterans

No

Was an Army Wife, living in Maala, 1965/67. My second child was born at RAF Steamer Point

Just by looking for info on Aden

Just wondering if anyone remembers knowing me.

no

Dad was in the Hussars from late forties to late sixties

google

My Fathers name was David Butchard McDougall. Born 1929 served in Aden with the Hussars for many years.

Sadly he died in 1976 at the age of 47. Don\'t have much information about him, would be interested in anything anyone knows.

Thanks

William McDougall

yes 66/67

Ord Depot Printing Press Singapore Lines

Ex Member

would love to hear from the Motorcycle Club Crowd, especially those who used to frequent the Candles, Trish, Carrie, Mad Taff Morris, Geordie Scurfield and many more I can\'t remember their males