Talk:Ian V. Hogg
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[edit] Enlistment date vis-à-vis WWII service in two theatres
I just realized that if he had time to serve in two theatres during WWII, then one would think that he must have been in the military prior to April 1945. Something needs clarification. I suspect that (a) he was in the military prior to April 1945, but did not join the Royal Artillery until then; or (b) the April 1945 date is incorrect; or (c) his service in Asia was not during WWII, but after it. Oh well, if I unearth the details, I'll incorporate them. Lumbercutter 15:46, 10 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Reply 1 (2006)
That sounds likely, but it is also possible that Hogg served in a civillian capacity (i.e. ambulance driver/ merchant navy/ H.M. Coast Guard), etc or simply was intially sent to Europe and after V.E. day, was moved either to the cleanup action agaisnt Japan or to the British component of the occupation of some part of the Japanese Empire. V. Joe 15:50, 10 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Reply 2 (2008)
England is in Europe. Enlisting automatically means he "served in Europe." The war in Asia didn't end until September. So it is quite possible to enlist in April, do a couple of months of training in England, go to Asia, serve there, and have served in, as the article says "Europe and in eastern Asia." Note the article says nothing about serving in two "theatres". Words mean things. The article says "served in Europe and in eastern Asia." You're the one who added "theatre". The article says nothing of the kind. 139.48.25.61 (talk) 15:29, 4 April 2008 (UTC)
[edit] Anyone willing to license a photo?
Is there any chance we could get a picture of Ian V Hogg here? Marlon 02:05, 20 November 2006
- There are photos available, but they are all copyrighted. Any copyright-holders out there willing to license a photo as public domain or GFDL? — ¾-10 17:34, 9 December 2007 (UTC)