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many thanks Reggie - much appreciated - all passed on :-) :-)

I think the letters after the name should be SIB............

The following makes interesting reading.............

http://www.theknaphillian.com/Inkerman%20Barracks.pdf

Inkerman Barracks, Woking
Date of construction 1859
(Converted to barracks in 1892)

The barracks were named after the Battle of Inkerman fought during the Crimean War on 5 November 1854.

In 1892 a prison for invalid convicts at Knaphill, near Woking, was converted to house two battalions of infantry. The first infantry battalion to be quartered there in 1895 was 2nd Battalion The Royal West Surrey Regiment (The Queen's). In September 1947 the Royal Military Police moved to Inkerman Barracks, establishing Inkerman as the home of the Corps.

Now Demolished.

Photo: Inkerman Barracks c1950.

Contact details for the RMP Association

Contact Details:
For details of your local RMPA branch please contact:

RHQ RMP
Defence College Policing and Guarding
Postal Point 38
Southwick Park
Fareham
Hants
PO17 6EJ

Telephone: 023 9228 4206 or 023 9228 4564
Email: [email protected]

I'll pas that link on to my friend - many thanks indeed for your continued assistance - both you and Reggie

Ann X

Would it be any help contacting the RMP Museum for guidance?

http://www.army.mod.uk/agc/provost/13312.aspx

thanks for that Reggtie


this is the sum total of the info available

He is Sgt L.D. Warne (S.I.) Inkerman Barracks, Woking, Surrey. Royal Military Police regiment.

That's correct about the definition of 'squad'...............gives us the term 'squaddies' for new recruits

You're not messing us about.............

he was British apparently but have just discovered it was not Squadron but squad - a group who enlisted at the same time - grateful for all help and suggestions - sorry to be messing everyone about

thanks Reggie nd Detective

Just a thought.....was/is this man a UK national?

There are 715 Squadrons in USA and Australia..........

RMP, as I know it, is part of the Army...........Royal Military Police (known as the Redcaps)

Does your friend have a time-scale for the man's period of service? in whichever branch it was............

right - will check that

Another thought. Is your friend sure he was in the RAF?

Looking at the (incomplete) list on
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Royal_Air_Force_aircraft_squadrons

the only one with 715 against the name is 715 Naval Air Squadron

thank you so much - shall pa\ss that on to my friend - see if it rings a bell

very grateful to you

Ann XX

You may not have to pay, just register.

Peering behind the 'Register' pop-up

A R G Warne – RAF Elsham Wolds – Record year 1943
C W Warne – RAF Elvington – 1943
T H Warne – RAF Newark on Trent – 1943
W C Warne – RAF East Moor- 1942

That's a nuisance - How about Rootschat?

Although I don't use it, they have a military forum

Added - a free search on http://www.forces-war-records.co.uk/

There are a number of RAF Sergeant Warne's listed.

exactly - well and truly!!!! my membership of FR just expired :-( :-(

Have you tried Forces Reunited?

http://goo.gl/wSyqA

Without first names, you're a bit stuffed!

Looking for RMP who was a Sergeant Warne from 715 Squadron, he would be in his 80's now?

Any ideas please - asking this for a friend

Ann XX