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Displaying 1 - 18 of 18BARRINGTON, William Henry
40RM Commando
Marine William Barrington died in Italy. At the time of his death his Commando were engaged in operations at Termoli.
BLAKE, Albert Henry
40RM Commando
Corporal Albert Blake died of wounds in Italy.
Sources
CWGC.
Naval History website.
Notes
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BUNN, Norman
No 2 Commando
Trooper Norman Bunn, 2 troop, died of wounds in 11 Casualty Clearing Station, Brindisi, Italy.
CAPES, Edward Albert
40RM Commando
Lance Corporal Edward Capes died in Italy.
Notes
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CATTERALL, James
No 3 Commando
Private James Catterall died during operations at Termoli.
Sources
CWGC
ROH in Commando-Memoirs of a Fighting Commando in WW2 by Brig Durnford-Slater.
COPE, Herbert James
40RM Commando
Marine Herbert Cope died at 98 British General Hospital in Italy of cardiac failure from acute peritonitus and appendicitis.
Sources
CWGC.
British Armed Forces And Overseas Deaths And Burials (Registers of reports of death - Naval ratings).
National Archives file ADM 104/129.
FANTHAM, Maurice
40RM Commando
Marine Maurice Fantham died in Italy on the 13th October 1943 of wounds received on the 10th October.
Extract from the Leamington Spa Courier - Friday 03 November 1944
GOARD, Robert William
RN Commando
Able Seaman Robert Goard, RN Beach Commando, died in Italy. [Source: CWGC]
HADFIELD, Robert William
40RM Commando
Marine Robert Hadfield died of injuries as a result of a grenade accident in Italy.
Sources
CWGC.
British Armed Forces and Overseas Deaths and Burials - Naval Ratings. Ref. ADM104/131.
HARRONS, Charles Edward
No 2 Commando
Corporal Charles Harrons, 1 troop, died after No 2 Commando had just taken part in the raid on Spilje, Albania.
An entry in the No 2 Cdo War Diary dated 24th August 1944 states " Burial Service for Cpl Harrons (1 Tp) who died in hospital at Bari was held in the afternoon."
HULME, George
No 2 Commando
Rifleman George Hulme died during the period when No 2 Commando were engaged on operations at Sarande.
KENDRICK, Roy
40RM Commando
Marine Roy Kendrick died in Italy. The Naval History website records cause of death as an accident.
Notes
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KENNEY, Howard
40RM Commando
The exact circumstances of the death of Marine Howard Kenney are not known to this archive.
Bari War Cemetery
MARSHALL, Lionel Guy Bradford
40RM Commando
Captain Lionel Marshall MC and bar died during operations in Albania.*
- Awarded the MC for "gallant and distinguished services in operations leading to the capture of Termoli."
- Awarded a bar to his MC for "courage, leadership and resource in operations which led to the crossing of the Garigliano River in the face of determined opposition, from the enemy."
Sources
CWGC.
MC: LG Publication date: February 1944 ; Supplement 36367; Page: 687
MCDOUGALL, Peter
No 2 Commando
Bombardier Peter McDougall died of wounds in 11 Casualty Clearing Station in Brindisi, Italy.
The No 2 Commando War Diary for the 30th and 31st July 1944 record some details of a visit there on the 30th after No 2 Commando had arrived at Monopoli, Italy, after their stay on Vis. This was just after the Commando raid at Spilje Albania on the 28th July 1944.
MILLER, David McMillan
No 2 Commando
Gunner David Miller is not listed as a Commando on the CWGC database, however, on their Grave Concentration Report his unit was originally shown as 2 Commando and then scored through to show as per his Regiment.
WHITE, Charles Henry Patrick
40RM Commando
Corporal Charles White died in Italy.
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WILSON, Reginald
No 9 Commando
Private Reginald Wilson died during operations in Italy. The exact circumstances of his death are not known to this archive, however he is recorded as being killed in action on the Westminster Abbey Commando ROH database.
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