Before the war he worked for Mr Jennings of Spalding in his dairy business.
On 26 Oct 1946 he married Dalla Dorothy Morter of Linfield Surrey at Fulney Church in Spalding.
Unit or location | Role | Posted from | until |
---|---|---|---|
South Lincolnshire Scout Section | Scout Section Member | Unknown | Unknown |
Operations Archway & Howard | SAS combatant | Unknown | Unknown |
Operations Archway & Howard | SAS combatant | Unknown | Unknown |
Milk Roundsman
His Army number lies between two known members of the South Lincolnshire Scout Section. This makes it very likely he was a member as he was also one of handful of men to join the SAS from this regiment, and it is known that they recruited from former Scout Section members. Although it has not been possible yet to completely confirm that he served with Auxiliary Units, this seems very likely. We would be pleased to receive any further information that might confirm this.
It has not been possible to confirm that the Roy Chapman of the Lincolnshire Regiment featured here is definitely the Roy Chapman, Scout Section member and SAS Trooper. We know that there were other men named Roy Chapman living in Lincolnshire at the time.
SAS War Diary
Spalding Guardian 27 Nov 1942
Lincolnshire Regiment Enlistment book, Lincolnshire Archives, via “Buteman” on WW2 Talk