Trevor STUBBERFIELD's Photo Album 1

Intake 52A

Spring 1952 – HQ Company

John Todd, Trevor Stubberfield, Colin Lenihan

George Peacock & Stan Thornton

1952 - Barrack Room F6, HQ Company & Some of its Residents

Ready for inspection

Frank Bass, n/k, Bill Gibson, Dave Pickworth

Summer 1952 - Tha Win Tommy and Trevor Stubberfield (52A)

Tommy was in the first group of Burmese apprentices to join Arborfield for training.

The traditional Burmese attire is a Longyi.

Some Residents of Barrack Room D2, HQ Company

Brian Stacey, Myint Shwe, Tha Wyn, Alan Gordon, Ohn Thwin,

Bob Condon, G.A.G. Blythman (posing as a an App/Sgt)

(The three Burmese boys are of the first group to enter AAS Arborfield)

Intake 52A, plus NCO

(standing, left to right)  Ellcock, Lewis, Young, Gibson, Connor, Makepeace, Alton, Maguire.

(kneeling) App/Cpl Piper, Williams, Williams.

(standing, left to right) Hilton, Goodwin, Reed, Robinson

(kneeling) Pugh

(sitting) Webb, Plant

(reclining) Bass, Pywell, Thrower

Intake 52A – ‘B’ Company

(rear) Ian Akers, Ralph Lord, Norman Brown

(centre) Dave Johnson, Taff Johnson, Eddie Cooper, John French, Bob Condon

(front) Ken Benny Byford, G. Blythman, P. Baddeley

Mick Pobjoy, ? ?, ? ?, ? ?, ? ?,

Dave Godbald, Dave Pickworth, ? ?,

? ?, Mick Eden, ? ?, Ray Starbuck.

Lads from H.Q. Coy. Room F5. Can you identify the ? ?s please?

John Bodle.

The Pipe Band, Sports Day

‘The Arborfield Apprentice’ – December 1952 Volume 2 Number 4

“CQ CQ CQ DE G3HOS”

‘Grim Determination’

The AAS Radio Club operators ‘all out’ to raise other Clubs in the “Short Wave Magazine” Top Band Contest

Final Score 635 points.

George Peacock, Taff Powell, Stan Thornton

1954 – Queen’s Birthday Parade

HQ Company, N^o 3 Wing Marching Past in Revue Order

(saluting) Dennis Chapman 52A

(front rank, left to right) Trevor Stubberfield 52A (right marker), Derek Pullen 52B, George Fleck 51B

Trevor Stubberfield 52A (5 Div with HQ Coy) and Mother at the Queen’s Birthday Parade 1954

1955 – Division 6, Vehicle Mechanics’ Workshop

Ray Starbuck & George Peacock

Trevor Stubberfield, Pete Williams, Tug Wilson, Dick King, Geordie Rogers,

Len Heaps, Mike Loveridge, Williams 042, Brian Rose

Trevor Stubberfield

App/Sgt Trevor Stubberfield and App/CSM (HQ Coy) Dennis Chapman (52A)

Sitting on the motorcycle outside the Queen’s Head pub – our HQ – in Wokingham.

Ray Dukie Mannall

Sadly Ray died shortly after we found him again, from the effects of radiation

experienced during the Christmas Island Atom Bomb Tests.

Norman Pywell and Alan Gordon.

Sadly Norman died on the 6th of August 2004 after a long illness.

A tribute to him is paid on the website "In Memoriam" pages

First Published: 15th January 2007.

Page Updated: 1st November 2012.

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