No harm in asking!

[Desertrat1921]

Evening ladies and gents (or morning too some!)
Bit of a far fetched question here. My grandad died when I was about 13, he was in the RA and then the KRRC 8th army. I have his medals, service records and a few photos and other items that where given to me when he passed on (might sound a little soppy but he was my hero and idol), do you think it's possible I could find his dogtags as alot of his stuff was given away when he died and I was lucky to get what I did. His name was William abraham 1796457. If anyone has them or any info id really appreciate hearing from you! I know it's a little wishful thinking but you never know!

Thanks for reading guys!

[Wagriff]

Not really much hope to be holding out in trying to find them, but you never know,of course. Good luck in any case, David.

[Desertrat1921]

Thanks for the reply matey, I know it's a long shot but fingers crossed lol!

[4md]

good luck, i will keep an eye out for the name

[4md]

put an ad in your local paper for any info on your grandfather, maybe worth a shot. I know a guy who done this and found some great photos of his grandfather from a relative of a veteran in his unit

regards Paul

[robin morley]

No harm in asking at all, Good luck in your quest I will keep my eyes open for them.

[Desertrat1921]

Thanks guys, he was from South Wales near cymmer. Again thanks for taking the time to reply.

[KradSpam]

I'll keep an eye out too.

[Desertrat1921]

Cheers much appreciated!

[tailor marc]

Best of luck mate, hope who ever has them did what i did a year back and look up the family and hand them over. I understand how you feel. my pop was my hero aswell. I looked up to him and am who i am today following in his footsteps. Makes me wonder where my pops dog tags are too