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ARMY APPRENTICES

The very early days remembered.

For convenience, articles relating to the very early history of Arborfield can be accessed from the following

Index.

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R.A.O.C.	R.A.S.C.	G.S.C.	R.E.M.E.
The Village Blacksmith	Wait For The Wagon		Lilliburlero

Badges of the Corps under which the apprentices trained and transferred to. For music to browse by:

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	1936 – 1940 Nominal Roll	Names of the first boys into the Arborfield A.T.S..
	A Proud Career	AAS Recruiting Booklet of the 1940s
	Army Technical Foundation College - History	From the opening to closure.
	Careers for Boys	1937 Pamphlet – “The Training of an Army Apprentice Tradesman in the Army”
	Frank BENNETT	Frank recalls 1939
	From Jersey to the Mainland	Ronald Stevens recalls the move from Jersey to the Mainland.
	Ken BAULF	A very early Army Apprentice of 1934
	George Bill HUMPHREY	!st May 1939 Intake No.1 Arborfield Army Technical School
	Arthur Peter HUMPSTON	Jersey 1938 to Arborfield 1939.
	Douglas Dick MOSELEY	Jersey to Fareham to REME .
	Ian REA	Bramley to Arborfield to REME
	Ordnance Insignia of the British Army	As worn by the early Army Apprentices External web site. Use Right Click, Back, to return here
	R.A.O.C. Boys	The reorganisation of R.A.O.C. Boy Army Apprentices. External web site. Use Right Click, Back, to return here.
	Fred YOUNGMAN	1944 sees the dispersal of the ATS with the build up to D Day.
First Published: 15th November 2008 Latest Update: 1st April 2010