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Pte T. E. Teale Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte T. E. Teale Service No. 2887509 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). Royal Corps of Signals 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 Robert Hamill Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte Robert Hamill Service No. 3196730 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Troarn. View This Day Robert Hamill was discharged from the Army in April 1950 and was living in Renfrew, Scotland. 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

Sjt Christopher Bell Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Sjt Christopher Bell Service No. 3184350 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Friday, 09 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Cambes View This Day Sjt Bell was discharged on the 29 September 1945. He was living in Inverness at the time and part of the 7/9 Royal Scots. 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 D.E. McGill Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte D.E. McGill Service No. 3192286 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Troarn. 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 S. Gillies Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte S. Gillies Service No. 3066186 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The Royal Scots Date Wounded: Friday, 09 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Cambes 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.T. Ashcroft Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte J.T. Ashcroft Service No. 3191921 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 14 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Most likely wounded in Cambes area View This Day John Thomas Ashcroft was born in April 1919 in South Shields, Tyne & Wear. His Mother's maiden name was Stephens. In the 1939 Register he was living in the Durham area and was a 'mixer in a biscuit factory'. He married Dorothy M Watt in July 1943, in Eton, Buckinghamshire. He was discharged from the Army in March 1945 and at the time of his medals being awarded, was living in Slough. John died in September 2002 at the age of 83. 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 James Hawthorne Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte James Hawthorne Service No. 3191640 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Troarn. View This Day James Hawthorne was discharged from the Army in August 1945. He was living in Edinburgh when his medals were awarded, in April 1950. 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. H. Graham Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Pte P. H. Graham Service No. 3065062 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The Royal Scots Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Troarn. View This Day Peter Hutten Graham was born in 1924 in Denny, Falkirk. He was discharged from the Army in November 1946. His medals were awarded in June 1994. 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

L/Cpl J.S. Borley Previous Next Wounded In Normandy L/Cpl J.S. Borley Service No. 14002710 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). General Service Corps Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Troarn. 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

Lt Col G. D. Renny Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Lt Col G. D. Renny Service No. 40655 Company: Command Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). Officer Date Wounded: Wednesday, 19 July 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Wounded twice in attack on Troarn. View This Day George Douglas Renny was born in India in December 1908. His father was Lieut-Colonel G. S. Renny. He gained a commission in August 1928 and was promoted to Lieutenant in August 1931, then to Captain in August 1938. He was made a temporary Major in September 1940. He married Louise Margot H Wortham in July 1937 in Westminster. He died in January 1971 at the age of 62. *Newspaper cutting from The Bystander, July 14th, 1937. "Moving through the ruins of Escoville the Borderers climbed a long slope and dug in amongst the cornflowers and poppies and waited. Casualties had begun to mount as a German OP in the woods to their left was bringing down effective fire and a steady stream of “moaning minnies”. The CO Lt Col GD Renny was wounded twice but refused to go back, the Jocks were now suffering from thirst and the intense heat." https://www.kosb.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/1-KOSB-TROARN-18-19-JULY-1944.docx 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

L/Cpl Thomas Todd Previous Next Wounded In Normandy L/Cpl Thomas Todd Service No. 3193970 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Friday, 09 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded in attack on Cambes View This Day Thomas was discharged from the Army in February 1950 and gave his address as Edinburgh at the 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

Cpl R McLung Previous Next Wounded In Normandy Cpl R McLung Service No. 3189287 Company: Unknown Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No). The King's Own Scottish Borderers Date Wounded: Thursday, 08 June 1944 Details of wounds - (Based on War Diary etc.) Possibly wounded by enemy mortar fire View This Day Richard Joseph McClung was born in 1917 in Slamannan, near Falkirk, Scotland. His Mother's maiden name was McCarthy. He was also wounded again later on in the Normandy Campaign, on August 6th 1944. He was discharged from the Army in May 1945 and was living in Gloucester at the time. Richard died in 2006 at the age of 89. 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