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Post by son-of-tiny on Jul 29, 2007 16:11:55 GMT
I have had to delete the link to The Newcastle Branch RTR web site. At the December monthly meeting the Chairman Mr.Vince Rogers and the Secretary Mr. Peter Payne announced that they were resigning from the branch. The then chairman said he had already taken the branch web site down. So under the circumstances I have to remove the link. I will be posting a full report on the goings on in the near future. Geordie Young. (acting secretary)  More info as and when i get it !!!!! geordieyoung all yours mate |
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Post by geordieyoung on Jul 29, 2007 16:56:52 GMT
Thanks Paul for your help. I will add any info that comes to or from the branch.
The first piece of news:- No Meeting in August 2009
Next meeting will be:- Wednesday 9th September
2009.
Our Meetings are held At:-
NEWCASTLE COMPANIONS CLUB. LEAZES PARK RD.
( BEHIND ST JAMES PARK FOOTBALL CLUB )
WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS.
IF YOUR BUM HAS BEEN ON THE SEAT OF A AFV. YOU WILL
BE MADE VERY WELCOME.
SEE YOU THERE.
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Post by geordieyoung on Aug 1, 2007 15:08:31 GMT
I am searching for a copy of a film made 1959 of 3RTR at Detmold. I know that it was made by a officer who at the time of making the film was in charge of the Army Sailing school at Kiel.
I also know that it was released by The Rank Org. in a series called "LOOK AT LIFE." with the title "The British Army." I have seen this film so it does exist. Can anybody help with any info.
Newcastle Branch wants it to add to our small, (at the moment,) collection of films. which we show at our monthly meetings. Tanks in anticipation. Geordie.
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Post by son-of-tiny on Aug 1, 2007 15:20:16 GMT
geordie I will hunt it down on web for you we may find it or link somewhere how long i got mate
got debbie does dallas if you want that !!!!
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Post by geordieyoung on Aug 1, 2007 16:39:56 GMT
pecker. No hurry at all. It's just that our Branch got a lottery grant and bought a new computer and projector with screen. The grant also payed for the branch trip to London last
year. Our secretary has made a couple of DVDs about the members so I thought I would look for this film again. You have a enough to do looking after your site. I thought I would just put it up and see what came of it . Of course i am in the film. No, no hurry at all. I did try and find this film awhile back and found nothing.
A old mate/3RTR tankie had a letter in the the British Legion Mag
also looking for the film. This was about 2 years ago his name was Norris ( I think ) but I have lost the mag. there is no hurry at all.
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Post by son-of-tiny on Aug 1, 2007 16:57:06 GMT
I am searching for a copy of a film made 1959 of 3RTR at Detmold. I know that it was made by a officer who at the time of making the film was in charge of the Army Sailing school at Kiel. I also know that it was released by The Rank Org. in a series called "LOOK AT LIFE." with the title "The British Army." I have seen this film so it does exist. Can anybody help with any info. Newcastle Branch wants it to add to our small, (at the moment,) collection of films. which we show at our monthly meetings. Tanks in anticipation. Geordie. LOOK AT LIFE Cinemagazine dealing with various topics. GB. Produced by the Rank Organisation, 1959 - 1968 (Available at British Movietone News Library with Carlton) bfi Film & TV Database Since 1933 the BFI has been collecting information about film and television from around the world, with records dating from the beginning of film production to the present day. British Film InstituteTelephone Enquiry Service The telephone lines of the Information Service are open Monday to Friday 10am - 1pm, 2pm - 5pm The telephone service handles short enquiries and initial enquiries about research. regular users are asked to join our subscription service. subscribers' calls are prioritised as one of the benefits of our subscription service. Call us on 020 7255 1444 and ask for Information. Many of your queries may be answered by information held on this site in Film & TV Information; our Film Links Gateway lists other sites and sources which might help you. Information supplied is based on the holdings of the bfi National Library and is supplied in good faith. Whilst every effort is made to ensure its accuracy and currency, we regret that this cannot always be guaranteed Item Title: Soldier Abroad Series Name: Look At Life Issue No: 38 Date released: 1959 BUND No: 349662 Summary: BFI Synopsis - The British Army on the Rhine. www.bufvc.ac.uk/databases/newsreels/index.htmlyou will find it here mate !!! all you got to do is call them fcuk me whats next bring it on !!!!!! |
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Post by geordieyoung on Aug 1, 2007 17:13:28 GMT
You little smasher.
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Post by geordieyoung on Jul 22, 2021 9:07:29 GMT
This is BOB YOUNG and i still call my self a TANKY. I am now 82 years old ad I am going down to my club to
look for my friends. The club will open next Monday and I will be there keeping seats for my TANKIES.
See you then. Bob.
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Post by barney2 on Aug 25, 2021 20:46:46 GMT
This is BOB YOUNG and i still call my self a TANKY. I am now 82 years old ad I am going down to my club to look for my friends. The club will open next Monday and I will be there keeping seats for my TANKIES. See you then. Bob. Hope you had a great day Bob Fear Naught Harry (Blackpool) |
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