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Forum: Church 25-11-2004, 06:06

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift I think the title "Commonwealth War Dead" originally was used as a catch-all term so that those that died whilst serving could be buried properly. It was also used to emcompass any other serviceman...

Forum: Church 23-11-2004, 10:20

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift Dammed interesting Staggeringman.....it would make a great novel or even a film. Lots of follow-on history as well. Great stuff! :engsmil: :engsmil:

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 13:15

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift Yes I have Willow, its on that site in 2 different formats. But I still can't get any deeper into RN records for 1907-1923. mez So it's quite likely that he could of died through disease. ...

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 11:05

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift Action was carried out up to 1919 in NW Russia...Murmansk to be exact, supporting the White Russians against the Bolsheviks! (something similar to HBC)

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 11:03

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift I can't access his Navy Records as they are only in Micofilm. But look at this web site: http://www.cwgc.org/cwgcinternet/certificate.aspx?casualty=375602 Commonwealth War Graves Commission...

Forum: Church 22-11-2004, 10:44

Replies: 33 The Graveyard Shift Views: 3,552 Posted By Darby Re: The Graveyard Shift The military gravestone for dear old Fred says he was serving in HMS Bacchante when he died or it would not be on his gravestone. It does not mention any Naval Action and could have been due to...

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