BADGE & INSIGNIA REFERENCE
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Examples of search criteria:
- George - will return all entries with Memorial George. Note searches are not case
sensitive, e.g. searching for George and george will return the same entries.
- Commando – will return all the entries that have Commando in the content, e.g. Memorial
Commando and Unit Commando.
- george Malta – will return all entries that have george as the Memorial name and
Malta as the Country.
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| Memorial | Unit | Date | Country | Location | Notes | Inscription |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Commonwealth War Memorial, Pusan ( 1 ) | Royal Marines | South Korea | Pusan | Memorial located Pusan, South Korea | ||
| Connaught Cemetery, The Somme (1) | France | The Somme | ||||
| Connaught Cemetery, The Somme (2) | France | The Somme | ||||
| Contay Cemetery, France | ||||||
| Copythorne Memorial | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | Outside St Mary's Churchyard, Copythorne, Hants | No trace of a C Effemy nor Charles Effery as recorded on the plaque inside the Church. Probably the Rupert S Effemy on the Netley Marsh memorial. | In Proud and Loving memory of those of this Parish who Fell in the Great War 1914-1919. Includes: C Effemy, RMA | |
| Corporal Arthur Wall plaque | HMS Implaccable | 11 November 1902 | United Kingdom | NMRN Store | Originally in the RMA Church, Eastney (The Crinoline Church), then moved to St Andrew's Church c. 1904 before being removed to Museum store c. 1998 | In memory of Corporal Arthur Wall, Royal Marine Artillery, who lost his life in a boat accident at Genoa on 11 November 1902 while serving in HMS Implaccable. Erected by his shipmates in affectionate remembrance |
| Crinoline Church Memorial Sundial | Circa 1875 | United Kingdom | Teapot Row, Eastney, residents garden | Originally situated in the centre of the plot on which the RMA Church was situated from 1867-1912. It was moved to the residents' gardens when the area was developed for housing in the 1970s. Recent research (The Crinoline Church, RMHS SP44, 2016) has revealed that the story linking the Church to the Crimea is false. | This sundial marks the site of the old "Crinoline" church which was built as a hospital for the Crimea. After being brought to England it was puchased by the Admiralty, erected at Eastney and accomodated 800. In 1905 the church of St Andrew's took its place. | |
| CTCRM Lympstone | Royal Marines | UK | Lympstone, Devon | Memorial located at Commando Training Centre Royal Marines, Lympstone, Devon Inscription: This Memorial commemorates all those who served in and with Royal Marine Commandos during the Second World War and subsequent campaigns | ||
| Cullompton War Memorial | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Devon | Charles James aka George [Listed as Seaman on memorial] Private PLY/14713, HMS Monmouth, Royal Marine Light Infantry. Died 1st November 1914. No known grave. Commemorated Plymouth Naval Memorial, The Hoe, Plymouth. | ||
| D-Day Memorial, West Wittering, Suffolk | Royal Marines | UK | West Wittering | To the Glory of God and in thankful commemoration on the 50th Anniversary of victory over tyranny in the Second World War 1939-1945. This Memorial is given by the Parish of West Wittering 1995 - Lest we forget. Inscription: This memorial has been built to mark the 50th Anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy 6 June, 1944. It is dedicated to the Allied Forces who trained in this area and who lost their lives in the liberation of Europe. | ||
| Dartmouth War Memorial (1) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Devon | Reginald Francis Easterbrook Marine PLY/X2869, HMS Hermes, Royal Marines. He died on the 9th April 1942 aged 20, and is commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial. Son of Sidney Ernest and Edith Jane Easterbrook of Dartmouth. | ||
| Dartmouth War Memorial (2) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Devon | John Hoskin Marine CH/20125, Royal Marines. He died on the 1st June 1944 aged 46, and is buried at Chatham Cemetery, Kent. He served as Newman. Son of Maud Hoskin; husband of Alice Hoskin of Chatham, Kent. | ||
| Dartmouth War Memorial (3) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Devon | George William [Henry] Passmore Marine PLY/X871, HMS Prince of Wales, Royal Marines. He died on the 16th February 1942 aged 30, and is commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial. Son of George and Caroline Passmore; husband of Ella M. Passmore of Dartmouth | ||
| Dartmouth War Memorial (4) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Devon | Alfred George Pepperell Marine EX/4531, Royal Marines. He died on the 17th September 1942, and is buried at Tobruk War Cemetery, Libya. Son of Edwin Edward and Annie Pepperell of Dartmouth. | ||
| Dartmouth War Memorial (5) | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Devon | Sydney Thomas [Arthur] Sandford Marine EX/5612, Royal Marines Group, M.N.B.D.O.1. He died on the 1st June 1941 aged 23, and is commemorated on the Plymouth Naval Memorial. Son of Sydney Rhodes Sandford and Mary Emma Sandford; husband of Winifred Maud Sandford of Nottingham. | ||
| Dawlish Peacetime Memorial | RM | UK | Devon | RM11452 C/Sgt Reginald C Euridge, PO37613Q MNE Kevin A Lock & PO24492W WO1 Steven L Perry | ||
| Dawlish War Memorial 1 | RMLI RM | UK | Devon | |||
| Dawlish War Memorial 2 | RM | UK | Devon | Capt John S Cole Ply/21538 Mne Sidney A Vosper | ||
| Dawlish War Memorial 3 | RMLI | UK | Devon | Ply/19771(S) Pte William Blatchford, Ply/16287 Pte Frederick G Ford , Ply/8823 Sgt Frederick A Davis & Ply/16964 Pte William H Mutters | ||
| Dawlish War Memorial 4 | RM | UK | Devon | PO61751Q Mne Peter M Collins |