En mémoire
Lance Corporal
JOHN
DICKINSON
Numéro de service
Âge
Date de décès
3195077
28
Tuesday, 06 June 1944
Entreprise:
Unknown
Son of James and Ethel Dickinson; husband of Nellie Dickinson, of Rothwell, Yorkshire.
War Service details:
Original Regiment joined- (Based on their Service No).
The King's Own Scottish Borderers
1st Bttn KOSB location on day of death (According to War Diary)
Potentially lost at sea
1 officer and 10 men of 1st Bn. King'Own Scottish Borderers were aboard Liberty ship Sambut on 6th june 1944. *James was potentially aboard - still researching. "The Liberty Ship was carrying 562 Troops from 28 different units, 63 Crew plus vehicles, large quantities of ammunition and high explosives. Three miles off Dover, it was hit by two 16 inch shells filed from German gun batteries 20 miles away at Calais. 45 minutes later, the Master gave orders to abandon Ship."
From the book "True Loyals" by Tom McCarthy
En mémoire
Mémorial
BAYEUX MEMORIAL
Panel 14, Column 2.
Crédits photo :
FindaGrave - Photoman81