STOCKWELL, John Neville

Known as: 
Jack
Rank: 
Marine
Unit / Base: 
Special Service (Commando) Group, Brigade, and Brigade Signals
44RM Commando
Regiment/Corps: 
Royal Marines
Service: 
Royal Navy
Number: 
PO/X 3716
Born: 
Tuesday, October 11, 1921
Birthplace: 
Rhymney Valley, Monmouthshire
Died : 
Wednesday, January 24, 1945
Killed in action or died of wounds
Age: 
23
Cemetery/Memorial: 
Marine John Stockwell, 3 Commando Brigade Signal Troop, died during operations at Kangaw, Burma. Son of Richard and Bessie Stockwell; husband of Eileen Lilian Ann Stockwell, of Shirley, Southampton.
  • In the Third Jungle Book Issue 9 written at the end of the war he is mentioned at the end of an article on the Brigade Signal Troop (BST), "To complete this story of the B.S.T. it is well to remember the B.E.M. and three MiD's that have been awarded the troop, and to deplore the loss in action of an old member - Jack Stockwell. To his wife go the troop's deepest sympathy and sincerest wishes for the future."
Sources
CWGC.
Registers of Reports of Deaths - Naval Ratings / National Archives file ADM104/137.
3rd Jungle Book issue 9.
 
Notes
Tony Mackenzie author of 44RM Commando Achnacarry to the Arakan, lists him the No.44 ROH in his book.
 
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