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Wounded In 1944-45

A/Cpl W P Armstrong

Service No. 

3597005

Company:

C

Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). 

Border Regiment

Date Wounded:

Wednesday, December 20, 1944

Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.)

Wounded by small arms fire

A/Cpl W P Armstrong

Location (from War Diary)

GEIJSTEREN

See War Diary for details of wounds


1st KOSB War Diary for date of wounds

A quiet day apart from an early morning skirmish in C Coy OP in WANSSUM. 


A small German patrol must have occupied the OP during the hours of darkness and when the OP party went to occupy it next morning they were met with SA fire. The encounter was a short one - one casualty to C Coy, but unfortunately the Boche made good his escape in the very thick ground mist. 


A further extensive search failed to trace the intruders but wherever they went they produced no further trouble.

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