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Dedication Wall
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Let those who come after see to it that these people be honoured and their hardships not forgotten
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Robert Frank Banks
Private Royal Sussex Regiment
Served in WW1 my Great Uncle who died in Feb 1916 after volunteering to rescue 2 soldiers that had been wounded in the field , he stepped on a mine , by the time he was found and taken to Ypres Hospital he died . Sadly Missed and loved
Submitted by: TERRY Fielding
James Currie
Leading Signalman, Royal Navy 1939-1946
My dad (back left) with his shipmates. Survived North Atlantic convoy duty (the "Russian Convoys"), having been sunk nine times and finished his service at the Methil Docks, Fife, Scotland. Came to the US with his family in 1949. He is sorely missed.
Submitted by: Michael removed
William Carter
8th Battalion Kings Royal Rifle Corps- Private
William died 29th March 1917. At rest at Warlincourt Halte, France. A brave young man, you died for us... Gone but never forgotten. And we will be with you in Warlincourt on March 29th 2017.
Submitted by: Dawn Vaughan
John Claude Raine
18950, 5th Bn., Wiltshire Regiment
Killed in Action age 22 on 05 April 1916 in Mesopotamia, Born 1894 at South Broom, Wilts I would like to honour him as he was clearly much loved and very much missed by his sister, my grandmother Martha Brown nee Raine. I wish I knew you Uncle Jack.
Submitted by: Chris Brown
Peter Shine
Corporal , Irish guards 2nd Battalion
Left Ireland to serve in France 1915.Was reported missing in action in Cambrai Nov 27th 1917.Remembered on the Cambrai memorial.His memory and the courage and resistance of all the brave men who gave their lives will remain with us forever.
Submitted by: Rosa removed
Stanley William Rolph
Flight Sergeant with Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve
In remembrance to Uncle Stan and the rest of the crew who lost their lives when their Sunderland flying boat crashed 3rd June 1944. 10 young lives lost.
Gone but never ever forgotten
Submitted by: Jim Spurgeon