| Thomas Topping and William David Topping were brothers signed up to serve their country during WWII |
Graham Topping |
| My dad, Stan Jeynes, rescued on a little boat called ‘The Mooltan’ |
Linda Lyle (nee Jeynes) |
| My dad, Norman Greenfield, RIF taken prisoner at Leros |
Tom Greenfield |
| Remembering the Americans in Gilford |
Teresa Fitzpatrick (nee Reilly) |
| Memories of the dancing with the Yanks at Elmfield |
Lily Finnegan |
| Remembering my time in the WRNS |
Adeline Adamson |
| My husband, Jock Wallace came to Gilford with the RASC |
Eileen Wallace (nee Livingstone) |
| After the war my brother Victor Moore (Irish Guards), became President of Gilford British Legion |
Jean McCarthy (nee Moore) |
| After the war my father Eduard Gaillard, RE’s, became principal dancer in the famous film ‘The Red Shoes’ |
Armand Gaillard |
| Watching the Americans arrive in Gilford |
Ronnie Beattie |
| My husband Raymond was a trumpet player with the RE band |
Maria Griffiths (nee Adamson) |
| Memories of the picture house and swimming pool in wartime |
Tommy Harrison |
| Playing football with the Scuttlers and Bert Trautman |
Eddie Geoghegan |
| My dad Paddy Byrne served with the RIF |
Paul Byrne |
| My dad Baillie Eccles, RAF, captured by the Japanese, escaped on a Chinese boat |
Adela Metcalfe (nee Eccles) |
| The story of John Reilly, RUR, a Dunkirk veteran, later his unit held top German Officers for interrogation |
Jim Reilly |
| The war record of Francis Patrick Reilly, RCAF, who lost his life 28th January 1944 aged 21, in an air raid over Berlin |
Jim Reilly |
| My time in the ATS and RAMC |
Elsie Kerr |
| My father Joseph Conerney served in Belsen Bergen with the RAMC |
Joan Conerney |
| My husband Cyril Harley was based in Gilford, as a driver with the R.E.’s |
Olive Harley (nee Whitten) |