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Old 31-07-21, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Alan O View Post
As stated his was a civilian when he died so CWGC's remit does not cover his grave.
Criteria for Commemoration

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We commemorate people who served in the Commonwealth armed forces during the First or Second World War, whose death:

 occurred during the official war period; and
 was the result of:
 wounds inflicted or accident occurring during active service;
 disease contracted or commencing while on active service; or
 disease aggravated by active service.

In practice, this means that:

 serving military personnel are commemorated irrespective of the cause or circumstances of their death; and
military personnel who died post-discharge are commemorated if it is established that they meet the above criteria
The CWGC has a Graves Registration Form for both Father and Son , so it appears he did meet the above criteria.

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