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| When I was a boy, there were Yanks stationed on the High Road by what we called Charlton's farm. We used to watch them line up drums full of oil along the road and then set fire to them. The smoke was quite bad. Every Sunday morning we would line up outside the barracks, where they would hand out chewing gum, money, and candies. Kenneth Hutton's memories of the 225th in Hebburn |
![]() GIs catch some shut-eye crammed into a truck bound for a camp somewhere in England. |
| Visit Our Special Report on "The Yanks in Britain" or peruse our list of U. S. Army Camps in the United Kingdom |
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![]() LEGEND 2 Blandford Camp 3 Dan-y-Parc 4 Castle Camps 5 Moor Park 6 Hadrian's Camp 7 Newcastle upon Tyne 8 Portsmouth and Southampton |
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