Tag Archives: Alec Knowles-Fitton

A Light Legion Scandal

Posted on October 17, 2015 by Roger Pocock

Legion Lawyers – the ethical and the questionable You may think that an article on Legion Lawyers would be about uninteresting men, but this is far from the case. Over the history of the Legion we have attracted many sharp … Continue reading →

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The Flying Frontiersmen

Posted on July 27, 2015 by Roger Pocock

The dodgy solicitor “Count Johnston-Noad” has made regular appearances on http://www.frontiersmenhistorian.info. We know that he re-formed the Maritime Command around 1930 and soon afterwards set up the Legion Air Command. As well as being an international racer of motor-boats, this … Continue reading →

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From the Hangman’s Noose to Royal Bodyguards (Topic June/July 2015)

Posted on June 1, 2015 by Roger Pocock

Many facets of human life across what used to be the British Empire, but is now the Commonwealth, contain links with the Legion of Frontiersmen. Here we investigate the greatest of two extremes of human life, from one Frontiersman who … Continue reading →

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