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Casualty Information

264620

Lieutenant

ANDREW

KILPATRICK

Service Number

Age

Date of death

264620

25

Thursday, 15 June 1944

Company:

C

Dearly beloved only son of Mrs Brown, 4 Esk Place, Dalkeith, and the late Benjamin Kilpatrick, Mitchell Cottage, Port Buchan, Broxburn

Born: 30th Sept 1918 in Broxburn.
Married: 11 June 1942 - Margaret W Ramsay in Edinburgh, Scotland.

War Service details:

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

Officer

1st Bttn KOSB location on day of death (According to War Diary)

Cambes

Formerly a Lance Sergeant in Royal Scots. Graves Concentration Report Form: Lieut A Kilpatrick, 1st K.O.S.B. Army no: 264620. Died of wounds 15.6.44. Previous location of grave: Bernieres-sur-Mer. Date of reburial: 23 Dec 44. Bayeux British Cemetery. Plot XIV. Row M. Grave 10


Extract from War Diary on date of death:


Patrol was sent out to A/TK ditch area (0173), encountered enemy, there was an exchange of fire, several of the enemy believed wounded. Patrol returned safely.


'D' Coy brought in a prisoner, shot at whilst passing in motor-cycle combination. Valuable documents were found & sent to Div. The prisoner's companion was killed.

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In Memorium

264620

Memorial

BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY

XIV. M. 10.

Photo Credits:

FindaGrave - Jacques Girauld

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