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Manning, H

UK, WWII, Daily Reports: Missing, Dead, Wounded and POWs, 1939-1947

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Full Name: Manning, H
Fate: Killed in Action
Incident Details: Reported to the War Office Casualty Branch for the 24 hours ended 09.00am.
Incident Date: 2 Mar 1944
Further Information: Correction to entry on Casualty List No. 1310. Unit should read:- 6th Battalion, Queen's Own Royal West Kent RegimenDenotes an Officer of the Regualr Forces or Militia serving with the Territotial ArmCertificate of the Long Survey Course at the School of Artillery, Larkhill. Officers holding this certificate who, after service in a Survey Coy. R.A, are recommended as thoroughly qualified in Flash Spotting and Sound Ranging, are indicated by the addition of an asterisk to the symbol y.,
Information: Casualty List No. 1383. 'M.C. amended' handwritten on original source.
Rank Name: Private
Service Number: 14528184
Duty Location: North Africa – Italy
Service: British Army
Regiment: East Yorkshire Regiment
Archive Reference: WO417/72
Conflict Period: World War II
Served For: United Kingdom
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Publication Title: UK, WWII, Daily Reports: Missing, Dead, Wounded and POWs, 1939-1947
Content Source: The National Archives of the UK
Last Updated: 28/10/2023
Description: Was your ancestor a casualty in WWII? Over 380,000 personnel died, scores were wounded and a further 180,000 were held as POWs in the years 1939 -1945.