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Hampshire Auxiliary Unit Patrols And Operational Bases.

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Please Note: Research into
this county and its patrols are still ongoing. The information below is published from various sources and is
by no means conclusive. If information is not listed below it does not necessarily mean the information is not
out there but normally means our researchers have not found it yet!
The Auxiliary Units were specially trained, highly secret groups of volunteers created
by the British government, during the Second World War, with the aim of resisting the expected occupation of
the United Kingdom by Nazi Germany.
The guerrilla units, sometimes referred to as a part of the British Resistance
Organisation, were initiated by Winston Churchill in the early summer of 1940. He
appointed Colonel Colin
Gubbins to found them. The Auxiliary Units answered
to GHQ Home
Forces, but were organised as if part of the local Home Guard. Read
more here
Hampsire had 37
suspected patrols.
Each marker pin shows the centre of the town or village where the patrol was located. They do
not indicate the location of any Operational Bases or physical locations to go and view.
View a fullscreen version of the map here.
Hampshire
Patrols CART has basic documentation on these
patrols unless they are a clickable
link.
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No 1 Group (Ringwood Area) - Lead by GC Capt. A.J. Champion + Lt L.D.C.
Ayles |
Avon Castle Patrol -
Updated 9/2/13 |
Ringwood A
Patrol - Added 14/3/13 |
Ringwood B
Patrol - Added 14/3/13 |
Ringwood C
Patrol - Added 14/3/13 |
Fordingbridge Patrol - Updated 12/11/16 |
Burley Patrol - Added
9/3/13 |
Somerley Patrol -
Added 9/3/13 |
No 2 Group (New Forest Area) - Lead by Lt G.B. Ash + 2 Lt G. Forward |
Cadnam
Patrol - Updated 19/3/14 |
Brockenhurst
Patrol - Added 9/3/13 |
Fritham Patrol
- Updated 19/3/14 |
Lyndhurst Patrol -
Added 9/3/13 |
No 3 Group (North West Hampshire) -
Lead by Lt A. White |
Awbridge/Romsey Patrol - Patrol report
underway. |
Hale Patrol |
West Tytherley Patrol |
Braishfield Patrol |
No 4 Group (Eastleigh & Baddlesey Area)
- Lead by Lt G. Stokes + Lt W.
Bignall |
Eastleigh 1 Patrol |
Chandler's Ford Patrol - Added 22/11/15 |
Baddesley Patrol - Added 22/11/15 |
Swathling Patrol |
No 5 Group (Soberton to Bishops Waltham Area) -
Lead by Lt A.G. Dallow + 2 Lt V.L.
Peterson |
Soberton A Patrol |
Droxford Patrol |
Soberton B Patrol |
Southwick
Patrol - Updated 6/6/17 |
Bishops Waltham Patrol |
No 6 Group - Lead by Capt. A.C. Boyd + Lt A.A. Hilton |
Titchfield Patrol |
Warsash/Hook
Patrol - Updated 127/4/16 |
Park Gate 1 Patrol |
Park Gate 2 Patrol |
No 7 Group (North Hampshire Area) -
Lead by Lt E.F. Talbot-Ponsonby |
Langrish Patrol - Updated 22/11/15 |
Froxfield Patrol |
Buriton
Patrol [Note: although, due to it's proximity to Chalton, this might be the
"Chalton - North" patrol referred to in J. Budden's Memoir (see here) However, 8+ members in the Auxilier's Nominal Roll
all live in Buriton village; quite enough for their own patrol.] |
East Meon Patrol |
No 8 Group - Lead by Lt D.L. Brownlee + 2 Lt F.A. Sawtell |
Cosham Patrol -
Updated 17/6/13
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Havant (West)
Patrol - Updated 25/7/13 |
Havant (East)
Patrol - Added 9/8/11 |
Lovedean Patrol |
Chalton
Patrol [note: in J. Budden's memoir he mentions "our Chalton North" patrol, which
infers there may have been anther Chalton patrol; possibly Chalton South. And about 12 auxilliers
exist in the Auxilier's Nominal Roll all living in Chalton, which is enough names for 2
patrols.] |
Clanfield Patrol |
Groups No 9 & 10 are on the Isle of Wight. See here |

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