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March 29remembrance niRememberingcourageSgt Robert JacksonDCM, MM, wasdemobilised on thisdate in 1919Sgt Robert JacksonDCM MM 12th (Service)Battalion Royal IrishRi es (Central AntrimVolunteers).Robert was born atDunadry, Co. Antrim in1896 and enlisted in the12th Ri es at theirformation in September1914.At the Battle of the Somme on 1 July 1916 the battalionsuffered over 400 casualties including 139 killed in action.flflPage 1
March 29Robert was a Lance Corporal at the time and was awardedthe Military Medal for gallantry during the battle, beingpromoted to the rank of Sergeant shortly afterwards.His award was published in the London Gazette of 9December 1916. Robert continued to serve with thebattalion and was taken prisoner during the German SpringOffensive of March 1918. He was taken to Prisoner of WarCamps at Munster and Cassel and was nally repatriated on14 December 1918.As he had enlisted for the duration of the war, Robert wasdemobilised from the Army on 29 March 1919. Ondemobilisation, Robert initially relocated to Glengormley, butlater emigrated to Canada.In January 1920 in the New Year’s Honours List, Robert wasawarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal for gallantrythroughout the war, the award being published in theLondon Gazette of 30 January 1920.Remembered with Honour.Belfast Weekly Telegraph 29/03/1941Sandy Row bar man awarded DSM forDunkirkRN. Telegraphist John Graham, DSMRN. Telegraphist. DSM for gallantry during evacuation atDunkirk. 23 years of age. 5 years service. Prior to that hewas a bar man in Scarlett’s of Sandy Row, Two brothersserving, one in the Irish Guards, and one in the RoyalArtillery. His father was a Boer War veteran who died offiPage 2
March 29wounds in WW1. Son of Mrs Graham, Charles St.,South(Sandy Row), Belfast.On this Day - March 29191529th March 1915 Northern Whig (30th)Soldiers' Narrow Escape from Drowning Comrade'stimely RescueSix men from Ballykinlar Camp had a narrow escape onSaturday evening as they were returning to camp fromDundrum to the camp by ferryboat, which was accidentalyoverturned a short distance from the Dundrum leadingstage, with the result that the men were precipitated ontothe water. Fortunately the accident was seen by othersoldiers and shermen on the wharf, and Lance-CorporalArmstrong, No. 3 Company 15th Battalion Royal Irish Ri es,immediately plunged into the water to render assistance tothe struggling men, one of whom was exhausted andunconscious from the effects of the icy-cold water. He wasbrought ashore by Armstrong, and efforts were at oncemade to restore consciousness, the police renderingvaluable assistance. After the prolonged treatment the menrecovered suf ciently to proceed to the camp. MeanwhileflfifiPage 3
March 29the other men, who had oated by means of oars, were gotashore some the worse for immersionSister Alicia Kelly, from Mayo, enlisted in the AustralianArmy Nursing Service. She served in Egypt and France.She was awarded a Military Medal for bravery under reduring an air raid on the hospital. She wouldn't leave herpatients' side191General Foch is appointed to co-ordinate the actions of theAllied Armies.1936Italy rebombs the Ethiopian city of Harar.1940In German-occupied territories, only Jewish doctors are nowallowed to treat Jews.1941A ‘Commissariat’ for Jewish Affairs is set up in Vichy France.The Italians spot a British convoy escorted by 4 Cruisersand 4 Destroyers and close in. The British ships lure theItalians towards the main body of the Mediterranean Fleetwhich includes 3 battleships and the Aircraft Carrier HMSFormidable. HMS Formidable launches aircraft which attackand hit the Italian Battleship Vittorio Veneto with a torpedo,although it manages to limp back to Taranto. Later, they alsohit the Cruiser Pola which is seriously damaged. The Italiansfi.flfi8Page 4
March 29decide to withdraw and detach 2 cruisers and 4 Destroyersto assist the damaged Cruiser Pola. However, the Britishintercept them and sink the Cruiser Pola and its 2 escortCruisers Zara and Fiume as well as 2 of the escortingDestroyers. British losses total just 2 aircraft.After 2 months and 14 separate meetings, the US andBritish staff conference ends with a basic framework for USBritish co-operation should the USA be drawn in to the war.Most importantly an agreement was made that Germanyshould be defeated rst.1942Between 14 June 1940 and 29 March 1942 the number ofregistered male prisoners who perished at the GermanAuschwitz camp was 11,025 (out of 27,415 numbers given).This means that the mortality rate in this period at Auschwitzwas around 40 per cent.Escorts of the Arctic convoy PQ13, beat off a Germandestroyer attack, sinking Z26.Another sixteen Spit res are delivered to Malta by Force H.The Australian War Cabinet implements a ‘Total Denial’policy in northern Australia should the Japanese invade.This would involve the conduct of a ghting withdrawal, withthe evacuation or destruction of anything left behind.Already underway was a vast migration of sheep and cattlesouthwards, with those taking part are nicknamed‘Overlanders’.fififiPage 5
March 291943British and Indian troops begin to withdraw from Arakan inwestern Burma, under heavy Japanese pressure.Meat rationing begins in the USA and is set at 28oz perweek.1944One of the most famed events of the Second World Waroccurred – the Great Escape.50 of the 76 Commonwealth servicemen who escapedwould be executed – all being commemorated by the@CWGC.Learn more here: ow.ly/hf0830oan34On this day Squadron Leader Roger Bushell, themastermind of the Great Escape, was murdered by theGestapo. The 33-year-old, known as Big X, had become aPage 6
prisoner of war in May 1940 after being shot down on hisrst sortie over Calais during the Dunkirk evacuation –making several escape attempts over the course of the nextfour years.Bushell would be one of 18 Commonwealth servicemenmurdered on 29 March 1944 after being captured followingtheir breakout from Stalug Luft III ve days earlier.He is commemorated at the Commonwealth War GravesCommission's Poznan Old Garrison Cemetery.The U.S. Navy bombards the Palau Islands to the East ofthe Philippines, destroying 150 planes, six naval vesselsand 100,000 tons of shipping.194On the 17th, the Irish Brigade had been in the trenchlines so held their parades on 29th March 1945"It was a lovely day. We began with Church services, theRoman Catholics in Forli Cathedral & the rest in the AsperiaCinema. Generals Keightley & Arbuthnott both attended."During the afternoon, each battalion had its own diversions.The London Irish held an Of cers v Sergeants footballmatch, which to any casual spectator must have appearedlike a minor war – perhaps it was merely anticipating Dublinon VE Day."The Skins had a similar orgy a bit later on & the Faughsheld an extremely well organised race meeting.fifi.Page 75fiMarch 29
March 29“Regardless of thick heads & other discomforts, trainingstarted again with the same object as before on the next day& went on at high pressure until the big battle started.In Germany, US Seventh Army takes Mannheim andHeidelberg. In retreat from Heidelberg, Germans destroyhistoric Alte Brücke over Neckar River.Troops of the 1st Belorussian Front nally capture thefortress town of Kastrin against desperate Germanresistance. The Russians seize the oil elds South ofKomorn in Hungary, the last source of petroleum for theGerman war effort.Pozières British CemeteryPozières British Cemetery - is enclosed within theboundary wall incorporating the Pozières Memorial to theMissing of 1918"fifi.Page 8
Burials made during 1916, 1917 and 1918 are contained inPlot II and these were made at that time by the ghting unitsor eld ambulances in position near PozièresAll other graves were brought to this cemetery after theArmistice in November 1918. Most of the graves werebrought here from battle eld burials in the vicinity of thiscemetery. Most of these casualties were British andCommonwealth soldiers who were killed in the surroundingelds during the autumn battles of the 1916 Battle of theSomme. Some were casualties discovered in isolated burialplots and small cemeteries from the ghting in August 1918There are now 2,758 Commonwealth servicemen buried orcommemorated in this cemetery. 1,380 of the burials areunidenti ed but there are special memorials to 23 casualtiesknown or believed to be buried among them. There is alsoone German soldier buried here.fi.fi.fifiPage 9fifiMarch 29
March 29Roll of Honour - March 29Representing their comrades who died on this da191 DUDDY, Private MichaelRoyal Irish Regiment, 2nd Btn. Private. 2413. Died29/03/1918. Aged 52. Husband to Sarah A. Duddy, of 5,Nelson St., Londonderry. Londonderry City Cemeter McNAIR, Richard Isaac McNair11th Battalion Royal Irish Ri es (South Antrim Volunteers).Ri eman. 18167. Died of cerebral spinal fever at thePurdysburn Fever Hospital, Belfast, 29/03/1918. Age 37.Son of John and Ellen McNair nee Dickson ; Husband toMary McNair nee Parker, Millbrook, Lisburn. HillhallPresbyterian Churchyard, Lisburn. O’NEILL, FrancisRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 2nd Btn. Private. 3035. Died29/03/1915 in trenches at Festubert. Age 31. He enlisted inOmagh. Eldest son of Joseph and Lizzie O’Neill nee Hunter.Born Magherafelt area 20/06/1884. Husband to AnnieDevlin, Ballygruby; Moneymore. Married 26/11/1908.Brother of Corporal Joseph O’Neill, Connaught Rangers,died 06/12/1915 and Private Peter O’Neill, Royal InniskillingFusiliers, died 30/05/1915. Brown’s Road Military Cemetery,yyfl5flPage 10
March 29Festubert, Pas de Calais, France. Coagh WM, CoaghSoldiers and Sailors WM 2013, Moneymore W191 WILLIAMSON, SamuelRoyal Irish Ri es, 9th Btn. Ri eman. 2789. Died 29/03/1916.Aged 16. Son of Samuel and Mary Williamson, of 62, DeeSt., Belfast. Sucrerie Military Cemetery, Colincamps,Somme, France191 HOUSTON, DaviNew Zealand Expeditionary Force. 2nd Canterbury Btn.Private. 28883. Died 29/03/1917 near Messines. Heembarked with the 18th Reinforcements aboard Tofua onthe 11/10/1916 and he gave as his next of kin his brother,William Houston, Rotoorangi, Cambridge, NZ.He was a farmer, the son of farmer Thomas Houston,Carmacmoin, Ahoghill and Sarah Jane nee Nelson, Tully.The couple had married in 1st Ballymena PresbyterianChurch on the 29/03/1886. David had worked and lived atHinds and is commemorated in Cambridge, NZ. BerkshireCemetery Extension, Ploegsteert, Belgium. 2nd AhoghillPresbyterian Church RH191 ARMSTRONG, FrancisRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 9th Btn. Private.16829. Died29/03/1918. Age 21. Son of Robert S. Armstrong, of U.S.A.MflSdfl678Page 11
March 29and of Margaret Hunter (formerly Armstrong), ofBallinamallard, Co. Fermanagh. Pozieres Memorial, FrancSergeant John Brangam M.M.9th Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers K.I.A. 29 March1918 No known gravBallymoney born Sergeant John Brangam was decoratedwith the Military Medal for his bravery on 20 November 1917during the Battle of Cambrai. His battalion had reached thefront line trenches with little opposition, but were then haltedby intense re from German machine guns. SergeantBrangam crept around the right ank of the German line andmanaged to get close enough to bomb a machine gun post,killing two German soldiers and taking two prisoners. Thisaction allowed his company to advance and take theGerman line. On the third day of the battle the Germanslaunched a strong counter-attack. As all the other of cers inthe 9th Battalion were casualties, Sergeant Brangamassumed the command and forced back the Germanoffensive. Sergeant John Brangam was killed in action on29 March 1918. He has no known grave, but is rememberedon the Pozieres Memorial. CLARKE, Alfred JamesRoyal Irish Ri es, 11/13th Btn. Ri eman.17436. Died29/03/1918. Aged 27. Born in Lisburn where he lived on theBelsize Road. He enlisted in Lisburn and embarked with 11RIR for France from Bordon Camp in October 1915.Wounded in August 1917, he was treated in hospital inOxford. Subsequently transferred to 11/13 RIR and attachedefiflfleflfiPage 12
March 29to 22 Entrenching Battalion. Son of James and MarianneClarke of Belsize Road, Lisburn. Pozieres Memorial,Somme, France, panels 74-76 CUTHBERT, RobertScots Guards, 2nd Btn. Lance Corporal. 14479. Died29/03/1918. Aged 33 years. He is associated with'Cloneytrace Broughshane', the words engraved on hisheadstone. St. Hilaire Cemetery, Pas de Calais, France DOUTHART, JohnRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 9th Btn. Private. 27685. Died29/03/1918. Age 24. Born Coleraine. Son of Samuel andElizabeth Douthart, Fairhill Street, Ballycastle. Noyon NewBritish Cemetery ENNIS, JohnLondon Regiment (Prince of Wales' Own Civil ServiceRi es).Private. 531830. Died 29/03/1918 in Palestine. Fifthson of Joseph and Elizabeth Ennis, Carrawbane(Carrabane), Downpatrick. Jerusalem War Cemeter FORBES, JohnRoyal Irish Fusiliers, 9th Btn. Private. 41453. (formerly 1924North Irish Horse). Died 29/03/1918 on the second day ofthe battle of St Quentin “while attempting to rescue awounded comrade from German hands” (Belfast NewsLetter). Born at Dungall, Clough, on 04/05/1895 Son offarmer George Forbes and his wife Elizabeth nee Knox. Thecouple had married in Clough Presbyterian Church on20/01/1892. George (35) said he came from Dunminning,.yflPage 13
March 29Pozieres Memorial, Somme, FranceCraigs, Cullybackey and 22 year old Elizabeth said shehailed from Kilgad, Connor.The family were living inBallymena's Galgorm Street in 1901 and George was apublican. They had six children. The family moved toMoneydollog, Ballyconnelly, Ahoghill, in 1911. John was aclerk in a textile rm. He was an Associate of Institute ofCommerce.He enlisted in the North Irish Horse at Antrim on19/11/1915 and sent to France on 27/07/1916 as areinforcement to the 1st North Irish Horse Regiment, but hewas later transferred to the 9th Battalion, Royal IrishFusiliers and was renumbered as 41453. His brotherGeorge also served in the North Irish Horse, later in theCorps of Hussars. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. 1stAhoghill Presbyterian Church R GRAHAM,Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 9th Btn. Private. 23648. Died29/03/1918. Aged 25. Only son of William and MaryGraham, Glendavagh, Aughnacloy, Co. Tyrone. Robert andhis father were both labourers. Robert Graham enlisted inEnniskillen. He was living in Crilly at the time. Ham BritishCemetery, Muille-Villette, Somme, France. Ballygawley WarDead BooHfiRkPage 14
HUGHES, JameRoyal Irish Fusiliers, 1st Btn. 4517 Company QuartermasterSergeant. MM. 4517. Died 29/03/1918James Hughes MM, a fruit dealer and widower from JohnStreet, Portadown, was a pre-war member of the ArmaghRegiment, Ulster Volunteer Force. He was also a SpecialReservist and on the outbreak of war he had been mobilisedand posted to the 1st Royal Irish Fusiliers, with which hewent to France on 22 August 1914. He was wounded in theface in October 1916 and earned a Military Medal in theghting at the Chemical Works at Roeux in April and May1917Posted to the 9th Royal Irish Fusiliers after he hadrecovered, he was appointed Company QuartermasterSergeant in ‘A’ CompanyAt Ollezy, on the southern bank of the River Somme, on 23March the Battalion fought a gallant rearguard action duringwhich Company Quartermaster Sergeant Hughes ‘wentforward with a Lewis gun and knocked out an enemymachine-gun which was ring on our right ank. When theteam was disabled, although wounded himself, he kept thegun in action until reinforcements came up.’ So recorded thecitation of his Distinguished Conduct MedalHughes, having been wounded in this action, was laterdeclared missing in the period 21-28 March and nallydeclared killed in action on 29 March. He died, in fact, on 23March, the day of his gallant stand and was buried by theadvancing Germans, who recorded the date of his death.fi.fl.fi.sPage 15.fiMarch 29
March 29He was one of 85 British soldiers buried in March and Aprilin a section of the German military cemetery south of Roye.His remains were reinterred in Roye New British CemeteryBuried two graves along is 41126 Private James FrazerJohnston, born in Clogher, County Tyrone and fromBlacklion, County Cavan, who served with 2nd North IrishHorse before joining ‘A’ Company when the unitsamalgamated in September 1917; he died of wounds on 25March; he too was reinterred in 1920.Also buried here are two of cers of the Battalion: MajorJohn George Brew, who died of wounds in captivity on 6April 1918, and Second Lieutenant William Henry Roche,who was killed in action on 27 March 1918 at Erches.There are also two soldiers of 1st Royal Irish Fusiliersburied here: 8746 Private Joseph Adamson, captured on21/03/1918 and died in captivity in a military hospital at Hamon 06/06/1918 from an abdominal gunshot wound; and41810 Private Alexander Patrick, killed in action on24/03/1918. A third soldier of 1st Royal Irish Fusiliers, 18114Private Walter Behan, who was wounded in the head, wascaptured and died of wounds in a German military hospitalin Goyencourt on 02/04/1918 is commemorated on a specialmemorial there; he was buried in Goyencourt ChateauGerman Cemetery but his grave was lost LYONS, ThomasRoyal Irish Ri es, 9th Btn. Private. 41325. Formerly 1846,North Irish Horse. Died 29/03/1918. Age 22. Son of Thomas.fiflPage 16
March 29and Eliza Jane Lyons nee Smith, Donegall Avenue, Belfast.Pozières Memorial, France. (13/05/1918, Northern Whig) McCABE, William JohnRMLI. Private. PLY/15918. HMS Foresight. Died29/03/1919. Age 25. Enrolled Belfast 15/11/1912. Served inHMS Foresight 20/07/1914 - 29/03/1919. Son of the lateJames and Lena McCabe, Belfast. Malta (Capuccini) NavalCemetery. ADM 159/158/15918 McCORD, WILLIARoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 9th Btn. Private. 30745. Died29/03/1918, during the German Spring Offensive. Aged 19.Son of William and Lucinda McCord, of Cairmean,Moneymore, Co. Londonderry. His father was a farmer.William was the oldest of at least thirteen children. GrandSeracourt British Cemetery, Aisne, France. Moneymore WM,Desertlynn Parish Church R McMULLAN, John CampbellRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn.Private (Signaller).27523. Died 29/03/1918. Aged 19. Son of Mrs. Sarah JaneMcMullan, of Ballywatt, Dervock, Co. Antrim. PozieresMemorial, Panel 38 - 40. Somme, France McNEILL, EDWARD JAMERoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Serjeant.11741. Died29/03/1918. Youngest son of Dugald and Catherine JaneMcNeill (nee Ramsay). He was born in Dungannon about1900. His father was a pastry baker who hailed fromGlasgow. The family lived in Perry Street, Dungannon.SHMPage 17
March 29Edward James McNeill enlisted in Dungannon. Brother ofHugh McNeill, of 83, Torrens Avenue, Todmorden, Toronto,Canada. Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. DungannonWM, St Anne’s Church C of I R MITCHELL, JAMERoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Private.11083. Died29/03/1918. Aged 28. Born 07/10/1890 in Tamlaght, CountyTyrone. Son of John and Nancy Mitchell, Great GeorgesStreet, Coagh, Co. Tyrone. Pozieres Memorial, Somme,France. Coagh WM MORRISON, Joseph DickeyRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Lance Corporal. 28599.Died 29/03/1918. Born in Moy, Tyrone on 15/08/1898. Sonof John and Anna Bella nee Dickey Morrison. John is thepostmaster and clerk of petty sessions. Joseph DickeyMorrison was living in Garvagh before enlisting in Coleraine.Pozieres Memorial, Somme, France. Moy WM, MoneydigRH, Family memorial Moy C of I Churchyard. RADCLIFFE, Joseph WilsoRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. C Coy. Private. MM.26664. Died 29/03/1918. Aged 22. Son of Robert andElizabeth Radcliffe, of Monreagh, Carrigans, Co. Donegal.Brother of John, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers who served inWW1 and re-enlisted for WW2. Uncle of Joe Radcliffe,Royal Signals, Brandywell area, Londonderry. PozieresMemorial, Somme, FrancHneSPage 18
March 29 STEELE, Robert Henry LewiMiddlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge), 7th Btn.Serjeant. 291027. Died 29/03/1918 of wounds received inaction during the German Spring Offensive. Aged 35. Son ofRobert and Caroline Steele; husband of Lucy Emily Steele,of "Raewood," Baring Rd., Lee, London. Aubingy CommunalCemetery Extension, Pas de Calais, France. CookstownWar Dead Book WELTON, SamuelRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Private. G/20837. Died29/03/1918. Aged 25. Son of Robert and Mary Jane Weltonof Kilnaslee, Altmore. Robert was a farmer. Samuel wasborn in County Tyrone about 1892. He was the youngest ofthree sons. By 1911 Samuel was working for and living withthe Collins family in Market Square, who owned a grocerstore. Samuel Welton enlisted in Belfast. Ham BritishCemetery, Muille-Villette, Somme, France WIGTON, FredericRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. C Coy. Private. 27312.Died 29/03/1918. Aged 33. Frederick was an agriculturallabourer like his father. He enlisted in Dungannon. Brotherof Robert 11227 who died in service 1918. Eldest son ofWilliam and Margaret Wigton, of Cavan Hill, Killyman, Moy,Co. Tyrone; husband to Mary Ann McMinn Wigton, ofCulnagrew, Dungannon. Pozieres Memorial, Somme,France. Dungannon WsMkPage 19
March 29 WILLIAMSON, GeorgRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Private. 27499. Died29/03/1918. Aged 23. George Williamson enlisted inFivemiletown, County Tyrone. Son of Alexander and AnnieWilliamson, of Tempo, Co. Fermanagh. Ham BritishCemetery, Muille-Villette, Somme, Franc McCURDY, JameRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Btn. Private/acting-LanceCorporal 28182. Died 29/03/1918. Aged 31. Before the Warhe was employed as a stone mason. He volunteered foractive service in the winter of 1915 and served in France.Son of James and Mary McCurdy, lived at Mullaghacall,Portstewart. Portstewart's WM, Portstewart PresbyterianChurch WM, PCI RH, IMR. Pozieres Memorial, Somme,France McMULLAN, John CampbelRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers. 9th Bn.Private (Signaller). 27523.Died 29/03/1918. Aged 19. Son of Mrs. Sarah JaneMcMullan, of Ballywatt, Dervock, Co. Antrim. PozieresMemorial, Panel 38 - 40. Somme, Franc191 McCABE, William JohRMLI. Private. PLY/15918. HMS Foresight. Died29/03/1919. Age 25. Enrolled Belfast 15/11/1912. Served inHMS Foresight 20/07/1914 - 29/03/1919. Son of the lateJames and Lena McCabe, Belfast. Malta (Capuccini) NavalCemetery. ADM 159/158/1591eel8nes9Page 20
March 291940 BOYLES, AlexanderRN. Petty Of cer Stoker. C/KX 80080. Died 27/10/1940. Age29. HM Submarine H.49. 11 years service. Son of Alexanderand Mary Ann Boyles Arkwright St., Belfast. (Belfast WeeklyTelegraph 05/04/1941.). Chatham Naval Memorial, Panel 39194 McKEOWN,Royal Artillery. 6 Indep. Lt. A.A. Bty. Gunner.1449216. Died29/03/1941. Aged 35. Husband to Eliza Jane McKeown, ofColeraine, Co. Londonderry, Northern Ireland. Ismailia WarMemorial Cemetery, Egypt194 SMYTH, MaxwellRoyal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 1st Btn. Corporal. 6977646. Died29/03/1942. Age 27. Son of William Smyth and AgnesSmyth of Laurencetown, Co. Down. His brother AlfredSmyth served in the Irish Guards. An older brother, JohnSmyth, lived in the USA having served in WW1.TaukkyanWar Cemetery, Myanmar (Burma). Gilford WM. All Saints Cof I, Tullylish.1943 McKINLEY, William AlexanderRAFVR. Sergeant. 1080089. Died 29/03/1943. Aged 20.Son of James and Elizabeth McKinley of Strabane.Strabane CemeteryJfi12Page 21
March 29194 BELL, AlbertRAF. Leading Aircraftman. 644334. Died 29/03/1945. Aged27. Son of George Thomas and Maria Bell, of Bessbrook,Co. Armagh. Singapore Memorial, Column 452, Kranji WarCemetery. Singapore. Bessbrook W SMYTH, Benjamin ThorpeRAFVR. Flying Of cer 170709. Died 29/03/1945.113 Sqd.Portora RS. Son of William Thorpe Smyth And Mary EdithSmyth, Belfast. Taukkyan War Cemetery, Myanmar (formerlyBurmaEvery day is a RemembranceDayWe will remember theTo return to Home Page - click on Remembrance NImastheadAre you on Facebook? Like the Remembrance NiFacebook site to receive notice of new posts - andplease share with your friendInformation about individuals who served - pleaseforward to remembrance ni athoustonmckelvey@mac.comMsmfi.)5Page 22
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Between 14 June 1940 and 29 March 1942 the number of registered male prisoners who perished at the German Auschwitz camp was 11,025 (out of 27,415 numbers given). This means that the mortality rate in this period at Auschwitz was around 40 per cent. Escorts of the Arctic convoy PQ13, beat off a German destroyer attack, sinking Z26.
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