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SERVICES, CROSS
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COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
Year Points
1952.
Royal Air Force. R.A.F., 39 ; Army, 59 ; R.N., 84.
First Man Home:
L.A.C. Ranger (R.A.F.)
1953• R.A.F., 38 ; Army, 62 ; R.N., 77.
First Man Home :
L.A.C. Ranger (R.A.F.)
1954. R.A.F., 27 ; Army, 62 ; R.N., 90.
First Man Home: Cpl. W. P.
Ranger (R.A.F.).
1955• R.A.F., 28 ; Army, 52 ; R.N., 105.
First Man Home:
L.A.C. G. D. Ibbotson (R.A.F.).
1956. R.A.F., 35 ; Army,62 ; R.N., 90.
First Man Home
:
L.A.C. G. D. Ibbotson (R.A.F.).
ATHLETICS 249
ARMY CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP
Inter-Unit Team Race
1952. ist Battalion, Royal Irish Fusiliers (B.A.O.R.).
1953• 4th Hussars (B.A.O.R.).
1954•
1
st Training Regiment, Royal Signals.
1955• 1st Bn. Parachute Regt.
1
956• 55 Trg., Regt. R.A.
Individual
1952. L/Cpl. B. W. Lemon, R.E.
1953• Sigman. K. L. Norris, R. Sigs.
1954. L/Cpl. K. L. Norris, R. Sigs.
1
955• Pte. B. B. Heatley, R.A.V.C.
1956. L/Cpl. B. B. Heatley, R.A.V.C.
Royal Air Force.
Royal Air Force.
Royal Air Force
Royal Air Force
LIST OF ARMY ATHLETES WHO HAVE REPRESENTED THE ARMY
AGAINST THE R.N. AND THE R.A.F.
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Games and sports in the army
Description'Games and Sports in the Army' was an annual publication produced by the British War Office between the 1930s and 1960s. This included the Second World War. It outlines the rules and regulations for games and sports played by members of the armed forces. It features names and photographs of team members, and examples of contemporary advertising.
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