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Pte. Daniel Baxter Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte. Daniel Baxter Service No. 14214522 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). General Service Corps Date Wounded: Tuesday, 11 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Researching View This Day Private Baxter was living in Paisley when he claimed his medals in February 1949. *He was wounded again on the 19th April 1945. He finished his service with the Cameron Highlanders. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Cpl J. Scott Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Cpl J. Scott Service No. 3193968 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 07 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded by enemy mortar fire View This Day If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte P.J.K. Farnaby Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte P.J.K. Farnaby Service No. 3195022 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Tuesday, 18 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded by enemy fire in advance to Troarn View This Day "My grandad was stood next to a Lieutenant called Donald Gray when he got his arm blown off by a tank shell." Percy John Kitchener Farnaby (John), was discharged from the Army in April 1946. His medals were awarded in March 1950 and he was living in Pudsey, Leeds at that time. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte Steven. J. Berrecloth Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte Steven. J. Berrecloth Service No. 14002823 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). General Service Corps Date Wounded: Saturday, 10 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Wounded in leg by enemy mortar fire leading to battlefield amputation. View This Day Steven J Berrecloth. Son of John and Florence Berrecloth (nee Stevens) of Beeston near Nottingham, was born in April 1924. Before the War he worked in 'Telephone parts'. Married Doris E Carroll in Basford, Nottinghamshire - July 1945 Steven was discharged from the Army in December 1945. At the time of receiving his medals in April 1950, he was living in Beeston, Nottinghamshire. He died in August 2006 in Glamorgan, Wales, at the age of 82. *Newspaper article from the Stapleford & Sandiacre News, Saturday July 22, 1944. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

CSM J.A. Johnson Previous Next Wounded In Normandy CSM J.A. Johnson Service No. 4448160 Company: B Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The Durham Light Infantry Date Wounded: Sunday, 06 August 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack around Montisanger/Le Pissot area View This Day Awarded the Military Medal (date unknown but may well be post WW2) Newspaper article from the Evening Chronicle, Saturday, August 26th 1944. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Capt. H. A. Richardson Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Capt. H. A. Richardson Service No. 190202 Company: Support Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). Officer Date Wounded: Wednesday, 14 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Most likely wounded in Cambes area View This Day Henry Andison Richardson was born in March 1921 in Galashiels, Scotland. He married Sylvia M Lough in October 1943, in Northumberland. At time of his medals being awarded he was living in Dundee, Scotland. He died in February 1994 in Stoke On Trent, at the age of 72. There is a Special Mention page for him here If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte J. Mooney Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte J. Mooney Service No. 2767238 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The Black Watch Date Wounded: Friday, 21 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded by enemy shell fire in Sannerville View This Day If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte T.R.B. Palmer Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte T.R.B. Palmer Service No. 14679394 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). Royal Artillery Date Wounded: Monday, 17 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Researching View This Day Thomas Palmer was living in Newbury, Berkshire in February 1950 when his medals were awarded. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte A. Lee Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte A. Lee Service No. 3197105 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Friday, 07 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Researching View This Day If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte J. B. Hall Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte J. B. Hall Service No. 3194037 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 21 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) War Diary states '15 enemy shells landed in Battalion area'. View This Day If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte G.D.P. McQueen Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte G.D.P. McQueen Service No. 1524589 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). Royal Artillery Date Wounded: Sunday, 06 August 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack around Montisanger/Le Pissot area View This Day George Duncan Pirie McQueen was born in 1915 in Rubislaw, Scotland. His Mother's maiden name was Beatson. He married Betsy McPhee in 1939 in Peterhead. He died in 1993 in Peterhead at the age of 77. Thanks go to a relative who gave permission to use George's photograph and told us, 'He was stood down from the Army after receiving shrapnel wounds'. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit

Pte A.A. McEwan Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte A.A. McEwan Service No. 3196847 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Sunday, 06 August 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack around Montisanger/Le Pissot area View This Day Alexander Anderson McEwan was born in 1911 in Eastwood, Glasgow. His Mother's maiden name was Anderson. His medals were awarded in July 1948. Alexander died in 1989 at the age of 78, in Glasgow. If you have any information on this soldier, please use the contact form to get in touch. Thank you. Share Get in touch First name* Last name Email* Casualty Full Name or KOSB ref no. Write a message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit