| Alan MORTON's Photo Album Arborfield AAS Intake 51B. Sadly, Alan ‘Algy’ Morton M.B.E. was recalled to H.Q. on the 20th June
  2019.  R.I.P. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| Return to Arborfield AAS
  circa 1955. | 
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| Mike
  Roberts 54B, Alan
  Algy Morton 51B, Frank Townsend 52B. | 
| Photo contributed by Terry Reddin 52A  | 
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| Algy writes…. I like this photo, brings back many memories. Its was
  taken circa 1955. I had left AAS in 1954 and was posted to 36 Base Wksps in Greenford, Middlesex. I had been promoted to
  L/Cpl in 1955 and went back to AAS to visit my two old friends, Frank
  Townsend and Mike Roberts. Frank was A/CSM of D Coy(I
  think?) and Mike was a little jeep just starting his 3 years in the School. A
  common factor between us was that our fathers had been Officers together
  either in Bordon or HQ 43rd Wessex Division in Sherford
  Camp, Taunton. I'm sure they will remember if we meet up at this year's Reunion.
  As it happened, we all got commissioned at different times later in our
  military careers. Mike went into the Aviation world and Frank and I stayed in
  the Tels world, serving together as majors in
  Malvern. Very happy memories, as I said earlier.  Alan alias Algy alias Big
  Al!!  __________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| Circa 1955 - R.E.M.E.
  Workshops, Greenford | 
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| Rear
  Rank: 1.Tony Blythman 52A, 2.Brian Chalky
  Till 51B, 3.Terry Reddin 52A. Front
  Rank: 1.Sibb Sibborn
  51B, 2.Den Turner 51B, 3.Eddie Hind
  52A, 4.George Fleck 51B,                       5.Alan Algy Morton 51B. Individuals identified by George Fleck 51B ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| The
  daily journey from our accommodation at 10 Command Workshops to our place of
  work at 36 Base Workshops, Greenford. I am looking up at Captain Mulvany whilst in front of him Eddie Hind (52A) smiles
  for the camera. Probably around 1955 – 56. __________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| Artificer
  Tels Course (Art Tels 28)
  1958 – 1960.  | 
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| Rear
  Row: 1.Jock Still, PSI, 3 Battalion
  Bailleul Barracks, 2.Trevor Trill 52A. Front
  Row: 1.Mick Watson 49B, 2.Alan Algy Morton 51B  _________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| Circa 1970/1971 – REME
  Technical Services Team, 50 Command Workshop Hong Kong | 
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| Rear Rank:
  1.n/k, 2.n/k, 3.n/k, 4.n/k, 5.Cpl. Martin Mudway,
  Telecommunications Technician, later ASM Telecommunications who, on leaving
  the army, became a SPTO in Malvern, 6.n/k. Front Rank:
  1.n/k,
  2.n/k, 3.David Lai Tat Sang, 4.Alan
  Morton (51B), WO1 (ASM) Artificer Telecommunications,5.OC, Major Ted
  Bartlett possibly 48A, an ex-Dukey, he and his
  brother Jim, possibly 49A were cousins of Alan Morton and instrumental in him
  becoming an Apprentice, 6.WOI, (ASM) Clive Young, possibly ex-AAS, 7.n/k,
  8.WO2 (AQMS) Graham Westerby 53B, Artificer
  Telecommunications, i/c Telecommunications Periodic REME Examination Team,
  Alan Morton’s best man in 1963, 9.n/k, 10.S/SGT Ted Dorset, Artificer
  Telecommunications. __________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| May
  2009 | 
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| Alan alias Algy writes to explain: As a
  collector of pics for the 49ers website, I thought you might like to see the
  attached! A word of
  explanation is essential, in case you think I have flipped my mind more than
  normal. In our next village, we have the Ravenden
  Friendly Club (RFC) for the over-60s and I am currently the secretary. We
  meet once a month on a Tuesday afternoon and last month our theme was
  "An Easter Parade" with a decorated hat competition. I couldn't
  resist wearing my blazer with a newly acquired AAS Badge, of which I am very
  proud, so my hat was a last minute concoction---no prize winner, naturally.
  (Nor did the raffle tickets come up!). Alan alias
  Algy __________________________________________________________________________________ | 
| Alan has contributed a ‘Documents’ page to
  this site. | 
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| The Imperial War Museum has recorded an audio interview with  Alan Algy Morton. 51B. __________________________________________________________________________________ | 
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| First Published: 1st April 2006. Latest Update: 1st July 2019.  | 
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