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Displaying 1 - 6 of 6COLLINS, Paul Michael
Marine
P061751Q
847 Naval Air Sqn.
Royal Marines
Died on active service
Marine Paul Collins died following the crash of a Lynx helicopter in Basra City on Saturday 6 May 2006.
KENNEDY, Malcolm Campbell
Sergeant
RM18252
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Sergeant Malcolm Kennedy died from injuries received in a road traffic accident whilst he was walking from Exeter St David's Station back to the training centre.
MCCARTHY, Brian William
Sergeant
P035181X
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Sergeant Brian McCarthy, a Platoon Weapons Instructor at the Commando Training Centre RM, died from a suspected heart attack whilst playing football. He had served in the Corps for 17 years.
Sources
AFM ROH.
Navy News issue Feb. 1993.
Western Evening Herald 21 Nov. 1992, p2.
PERRY, Steven Leslie
Warrant Officer Class 1
P024492W
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
WO1 Steven Perry, the RSM at the Commando Training Centre R.M., died from a heart attack whilst overseeing one of the training exercises on Dartmoor just 3 weeks before his retirement. He had served in the Corps for 25 years. His family and friends placed a stone as a memorial to him at the spot where he died.
THORNTON, Steven Anthony
Sergeant
PO 41833Q
3 Cdo. Bde. Air Sqn / Helicopter Force
Royal Marines
Died in service
Sergeant Steven Thornton was serving at the Commando Helicopter Force HQ at the time of his death.
WELCH, Keith
Sergeant
P029717S
3 Cdo. Bde. RM / UK Commando Force
Royal Marines
Died in service
Source: AFM ROH.
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