| VERNON - The River Seine Crossing (25th to 28th August 1944) - part 11 |
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Wounded and POW WOUNDED 25th August 1944 Serg. W. Jennings – ‘A’ Coy. 26th August 1944 Private Wally Greathead – ‘B’ Coy. 27th August 1944 2/Lieut. William Fossett Jennings (139977) – ‘D’ Coy. Lieut. Frederick Stanthorpe Trimnell (251272) – ‘A’ Coy. CSM A. S. Hawkeswood (5254334) – HQ Coy. CSM W. Hutchins (5254369) – ‘A’ Coy. CSM W. Medcroft ( ) - Cpl. William Bratt (5250218) died next day – ‘SP’ Coy Pte. Ronald Cherry (11425271) – ‘A’ Coy. – taken prisoner. Pte. Thomas Dutton (14577577) – ‘D’ Coy. Pte. Howard Philip Francis (14575867) – ‘D’ Coy. Pte. Edward Harris (14565708) – ‘D’ Coy. Pte. Charles Walter Long (5257792) 2 days later – (batman to Maj. Benn) Pte. Les Lunnon (5257787) – ‘D’ Coy. Pte. Arthur George Cooke (14640582) died next day – 28th August 1944 Capt. Roger Arthur Miller (112886,) died later that day – ‘C’ Coy. Pte. George Pound (5257817) – ‘D’ Coy (batman to Capt. B. N. R. Elder) Pte. Michael Richard St. George Farrell (14423079) – 'A' Coy - Lieut. J. Davies runner. PRISONER OF WAR Pte. Ronald Cherry (11425271) – Stalag 7A Note: The above list does not show all those wounded. |
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