Korea – The King’s Regiment (Liverpool)
Lance Corporal C Broughton |Kingsman G R Caig |Kingsman W R Caton | WO II W Chapman |Kingsman P E...
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Korea – Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Lance Corporal G B Harrison | Private V Hottinger | 2Nd Lieutenant J M Lock | Lieutenant Colonel M...
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Sapper Adam Moralee
Sapper Moralee deployed to Afghanistan on 10 September 2013 as a section sapper in the Close...
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Fusilier Samuel Flint
The soldiers were part of a patrol travelling along Route 611 between Forward Operating Base...
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Kingsman Ryan Ward
The funeral of Kendal soldier Kingsman Ryan Ward has taken place with full military honours on...
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Lieutenant Andrew Chesterman
Lieutenant Chesterman was commanding a vehicle patrol in the Nad ‘Ali district of Helmand province...
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L/Cpl James Ashworth VC
LCpl James Ashworth. The Grenadier Guards who was killed protecting his comrades in Afghanistan is...
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Pte Gregg Thomas Stone
Private Gregg Thomas Stone from the 3rd Battalion, The Yorkshire Regiment was Killed in...
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Spr Connor Ray
On 11 April 2012, Sapper Ray was involved in a search and clearance operation in the Nad ‘Ali...
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Private Daniel Wilford
Private Daniel Wilford, 21, was from Huddersfield. He joined 3rd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment...
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Private Daniel Wade
Private Daniel Wade, 20, was from Warrington. He joined the Army in January 2011 and arrived in...
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Private Christopher Kershaw
Private Christopher Kershaw, 19, was from Bradford. He joined the Battalion in September 2011 and...
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On This Day
Published On: 12th July 1978
Private Jack Fisher, from Hartlepool, served with A Company, The 1st Battalion, The Parachute Regiment (1 PARA). He was killed in an Improvised Explosive Device (IED) attack while serving in Northern Ireland, close to the border town of Crossmaglen at the end of a four month tour. Private Jack Fisher died on 12 July 1978, aged 19 years old. He Continue Reading
Published On: 12th July 1971
Shot dead by a sniper as he was leaving his O. P. at Northumberland Street in the Lower Falls Area of West Belfast.
Published On: 12th July 2013
The prime minister and thousands of other mourners have gathered at Bury Parish Church for the military funeral of Fusilier Lee Rigby.
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