ALEXANDER, John MacAlister
Fusilier John Alexander died during operations at Bizerte, Tunisia.
Bone War Cemetery, Algeria
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BARLOW, Albert John
Sergeant Albert Barlow died during operations in North Africa.
BARRY, John
Private John Barry died of wounds inflicted during the action at Salerno.
We have a document in our Gallery that outlines these details. He died of wounds that he "received at Dragone Hill, Salerno, on the 13th September 1943 " and that he "died at 67 General Hospital CMF".*
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BIRCH, Joseph
Private Joseph Birch died during operations in North Africa.
BLOWER, Alfred
Private Alfred Blower, 4 troop, died of wounds after the action at Salerno. [1]+[2]
We have a document in our Gallery that outlines these details. He died of wounds that he "received at Dragone Hill, Salerno, on the 13th September 1943 " and that he "died at 67 General Hospital CMF". [2]+[see notes]
CLIFFORD, Frederick Henry
The full circumstances of the death of Private Frederick Clifford are not known by this archive.
DAVIDSON, Douglas Malcolm
Captain Douglas Davidson MC died of wounds sustained on the 14th March whilst leading a patrol and being engaged by the enemy. The location for the entry recorded in the War Diary shows Sidi es Siah. (Source: No 1 Commando War Diary March 1943.)
He was awarded the MC for his gallantry in North Africa. (Source: London Gazette Supplement 35987, page 1846.)
KENT, William Henry
Private William Kent died during operations in North Africa.
MCGEE, Edward James
Corporal Edward McGee died during operations in North Africa.
MCNALLY, Victor
Lance Corporal Victor McNally died during operations in North Africa.
His brother, Fusilier McNally, served in No 5 Commando.* Sources CWGC *Commando Association newsletter 6 issued March 1948RITCHIE, William Dunbar
Private William Ritchie died during operations in North Africa.
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