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WINDSOR [1930-1935]
Second Radio Officer Michael Seymour ACKROYD

SS Samala (Liverpool), Merchant Navy More...

Wrekin College
1939-1946

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Hanover [c. 1910-1915]
John ROBINSON

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TUDOR [1924-1927]
Captain John Grenville KNOTT

Burma Army Service Corps More...

NORMAN [1931-1935]
Captain Ian Desmond Vance MITCHELL

1st Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment More...

Cenotaph Memorial, Whitehall, London, England.
Fatalities by Date [1939-1946]

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HANOVER [1925-1928]
Lieutenant Eric Stuart SMITH

HMS Capel, Royal Navy More...

TUDOR [1930-1934] House Prefect
Pilot Officer Guy Patrick Hamilton MOFFAT-WILSON

28 Elementary Flying Training School, Royal Air Force More...

SAXON [1935-1937]
Signalman Harry Stacey HODSON

Royal Corps of Signals More...

WINDSOR [1928-1932]
First Lieutenant Henry Hawkes BROAD

Royal Artillery More...

NORMAN [1934-1939]
Pilot Officer John Gage LECKY

41 Squadron, Royal Air Force More...

TUDOR [1919-1923] Head of House & Head of School
William Ralph Phillip HAYWARD

Civilian More...

SAXON [1934-1938] House Prefect
Captain Charles Edward Michael Craig FULTON

2nd Battalion, Royal Norfolk Regiment More...

BAYLEY [1939-1942]
Private Ronald George FEATHERSTONE

4th Battalion, King's Own Scottish Borderers More...

SAXON [1925-1928]
Sapper Kenneth Roland CARTWRIGHT

220 Field Company, Corps of Royal Engineers More...

YORK [1927-1929]
Driver Phillip Bennett JACKSON

Royal Corps of Signals More...

YORK [1930-1934] House Prefect
First Lieutenant George William Maurice SWALLOW, B.Sc. (Dunelm).

12 (Honourable Artillery Company) Regiment, Royal Horse Artillery More...

HANOVER [1929-1933] House Prefect
First Lieutenant Peter Egerton EGERTON-SMITH

2nd Battalion, Durham Light Infantry More...

YORK [1935-1937]
Captain John Patrick MILNER

6 Field Regiment, Royal Artillery More...

Bomber Command Memorial, Green Park, London, England. ©Ffion Jones, War Memorials Trust 2023
Fatalities by Rank & Service [1939-1946]

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