I lived in Sek Kong Village 1958 to 1961, adventure of a life time, left when I was eleven. Arrived on HMT Empire Fowey and went back on HMT Oxfordshire.
It was good to see the Village Sign again, and the photograph of the Service Children's Primary School, which my two children attended. I have happy memories of school activities as I was also the Forces liaison officer there. I have even merrier memories of the Teachers' Mess, further up the hill, amongst which a semi-suicidal wheeled laundry-trolley chariot race down the main road features!
Although it does not shew it, I think that this is a page from "Soldier" magazine.
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army village
i was born in this vilage on the 27th apr 1955 this is the only time i have seen a photo of the place thank you
Sek Kong Village
I lived in Sek Kong Village 1958 to 1961, adventure of a life time, left when I was eleven. Arrived on HMT Empire Fowey and went back on HMT Oxfordshire.
Empire Fowey
Hi Franky, There are also a couple of photos of the Empire Fowey in Fred's collection.
Regards, David
Empire Fowey
Cheers David, much appreciated
Regards
Franky
Sek Kong Village
It was good to see the Village Sign again, and the photograph of the Service Children's Primary School, which my two children attended. I have happy memories of school activities as I was also the Forces liaison officer there. I have even merrier memories of the Teachers' Mess, further up the hill, amongst which a semi-suicidal wheeled laundry-trolley chariot race down the main road features!
Although it does not shew it, I think that this is a page from "Soldier" magazine.