My Grampa was a very proud man and a true gentleman. In 1939 he was called on by the army to serve his country leaving his wife and baby son at home.

My father, Frank Oliver Turner born 7th June 1893, joined the army as a young single man in his early 20’s, he spent many years serving for King and Country. I never thought about asking what it was like or how he got the scar on the side of his neck, he in turn never spoke of the war and sadly died when I was 13.

My Dad, F/S John Davies Jones 573430 left his POW diary when he passed away 3 years ago for us to read. He had not shared it prior to his death.

Stories of Remembrance

Stories of Remembrance

The London Mint Office Commemorates the Falklands Conflict

Britain's last circulating gold coin

The eagerly awaited first-strike Battle of Hastings Anniversary Medal.

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