I asked Fred Evans, who was stationed there 1957-9. Unfortunately he doesn't remember your father. He noted there were around 600 men there at the time, so there were many that he didn't get to know.
Fred suggests that to help trigger memories in any future readers, you also let us know your father's rank, the squadron he served in, and any nickname he was known by then.
My dad served with the queen's lancashire regiment 1n 1950s
Dad was MT driver his friend army mate went out one night dad refused as he didn't want to go out and then found out the army mates who went out got into a fight and one of his army Freinds unfortunately killed someone in a fight and was jailed there and in the UK
He sailed over took 6 weeks
Colin wainwright his name queen's lancashire regiment based Hong Kong
re: RTR Sek Kong 1957
I asked Fred Evans, who was stationed there 1957-9. Unfortunately he doesn't remember your father. He noted there were around 600 men there at the time, so there were many that he didn't get to know.
Fred suggests that to help trigger memories in any future readers, you also let us know your father's rank, the squadron he served in, and any nickname he was known by then.
Regards, David
Edwin Soloman
Does Fred know Edwin Soloman or have pictures of him, I am his daughter and trying to find people that knew my dad
Dad served
My dad served with the queen's lancashire regiment 1n 1950s
Dad was MT driver his friend army mate went out one night dad refused as he didn't want to go out and then found out the army mates who went out got into a fight and one of his army Freinds unfortunately killed someone in a fight and was jailed there and in the UK
He sailed over took 6 weeks
Colin wainwright his name queen's lancashire regiment based Hong Kong