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Need ID for Captain N R Munn Cameronians
Large size unmarked Cameronians badge - shown next to regular officer for size.
Named on back to "N R Munn" I am guessing WW1, but not sure. Two questions Who was N R Munn Why the larger NCO size badge Thanks so much to Leigh Kitchen for finding this officer. I added a pic of his grave in Malta. CAPTAIN N R MUNN was badly wounded on Sicily and died on 24 July 1943. Last edited by Jeffweil; 12-05-20 at 01:07 PM. |
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Possibly:
First Name: N R Surname: Munn Date of Death: 24/04/1943 Fate: Died of Wounds Incident Details: Reported to War Office Casualty Section for the 48 hours ending at 09:00. Incident Date: 09/08/1943 Information: Casualty List No.1207. Rank: Captain Service Number: 117214 Duty Location: Sicily Service: British Army Regiment: Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Battalion: 2nd Battalion Archive Reference: WO 417/5 First Name: N R Surname: Munn Nationality: British Information: Regular Army Emergency Commission Rank: 2nd Lieutenant Rank (2nd): War Substantive Lieutenant Service: British Army Regiment: Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Seniority Date: 20/01/1940 UK Army List 1942. Last edited by leigh kitchen; 11-05-20 at 06:16 AM. |
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Thanks so much Leigh!!
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I forgot to post this:
First Name: Norman Richard Initials: N R Surname: Munn Birth Town: West London Nationality: British Resided County: Middlesex. Date of Death: 24/07/1943 Rank: Captain Service Number: 117214 Service: British Army Regiment: Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Battalion: 2nd Battalion Archive Reference: WO 304/11 Commemorated: Malta Place of Death: Sicily |
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I really appreciate your help, Leigh!!
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