Saint Nazaire Raid - Commando Fallen
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BEVERIDGE, Robert
BIRNEY, David Leslie

BLOUNT, Arthur Harvey
BORGMAN, Robert Bernard John
BOYCE, John Douglas
BRYAN, Edward Joseph

BURGESS, Leslie
BURNS, Ronald Edward David

BURTINSHAW, Robert James Glover
CHETWYND, Samuel Ernest
COUGHLAN, John

COULSON, Garnett
CUNNINGHAM, Henry Peter

DEANS, James
DIAMOND, Thomas

DONALDSON, John

DUNCAN, Ronald
DURRANT, Sgt. Thomas Frank, VC

ELDRIDGE, Leonard Frederick

FERGUSON, William
FISHER, Norman Lucas

FOWLER, Henry Francis
GARRATT, Arthur Ernest
GIBSON, William

GOSS, Leonard George William

GROSE, William Ernest
GWYNNE, John Edward Herbert

HARKNESS, Peter
HARRISON, Maurice

HAY, William
HEATHER, William Bernard
HEMPSTEAD, Stanley
HODGSON, Eric Stewart

HUDSON, George Herbert
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IDE, George Edward

JAMESON, Robert Evan
JENKINS, Morgan

JOHNSON, Bertie Lawrence
JONES, Harri Havard
KELLY, Francis
LEWIS, John Frederick
LLEWELLYN, Fred

Son of Tom and Elizabeth Llewellyn, of Worcester.
LUCY, Albert James

MATHER, Harry
MAYLOTT, Jesse

MCCORMACK, Thomas

MOSS, Alan

NEAL, Alfred William
PATERSON, Kenneth Albert
PENNINGTON, Harold Hammond

Captain Harold Pennington was reported missing 28 March 1942 after Operation Chariot at St Nazaire, later confirmed killed in action. He had embarked for the raid on motor launch ML 268.
B.A. (Oxon.), Kitchener Scholar, and Rugby Football Blue (1937).
PEYTON, Thomas Grenville Pitt

PRITCHARD, William Henry
ROACH, Thomas Ypres

Sources
ROBINSON, Sydney
SHENTON, Joseph
SMALLEY, Christopher John

SPAUL, William Albert

STOKES, George Stanley
TAYLOR, Gerald
TOMBLIN, Edward Charles
TOMSETT, Reginald Maurice

VANDERWERVE, John Edward

WALTON, George William
WALTON, Philip

Son of C.P. and Evelyn Walton, of Bedford. B.A. (Cantab.): Christ's College.
WOODCOCK, Mark
Lieutenant Mark Woodcock was reported missing 28 March 1942 after Operation Chariot at St Nazaire, later presumed killed in action at sea. He has no known grave. Son of Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Woodcock of Howbeck Road, Birkenhead.
WOODMAN, Robert Salonicka

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