BADGE & INSIGNIA REFERENCE
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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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Saints Church, Wakes Colne, Nr Colchester | Royal Marines | UK | Wakes Colne | |||
| Alverstoke St Marys Memorial A-F | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, Alverstoke, Hants | Pte Abraham Harim Brewerton, RMLI, PO/16598; Bugler Philip Osborn Bullen, RMLI, PO/17035; Bugler Albert Henry Burridge, RMLI, PO/16789; Pte Henry James Churcher, RMLI, PO/16556; Pte Everard Everitt, RMLI, PO/14728; Pte William John Fox, RMLI, PO/4246 (RMR/B/433) | To the Glory of God and to the honour of those whose names are here recorded who fell in The Great War 1914-1918. Includes: Abraham Brewerton; Philip Bullen; Albert Burridge; Henry Churcher; Everard Everitt; William Fox | |
| Alverstoke St Marys Memorial H-L | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, Alverstoke, Hants | Cpl Sydney Joseph Higgs, RMLI, PO/14259; 2nd Lieut William Jaques, 1st RM Bn, RN Div; Capt Valentine H S Jones, 1st RM Bn, RN Div, buried in the churchyard; Sgt Harry Frederic Lovett, RMLI, PO/14482; Philip Lydsell (not Lynsell), RMLI, PO/12672; Capt Vere Duncombe Loxley, RMLI, 1st RM Bn, RN Div | To the Glory of God and to the honour of those whose names are here recorded who fell in The Great War 1914-1918. Includes: Sidney Higgs; William Jaques; Valentine Jones; Harry Lovett; Philip Lynsell; Vere Loxley | |
| Alverstoke St Marys Memorial P-W | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | St Mary's Church, Alverstoke, Hants | Pte Edward Palmer, RMLI, PO/10910; Pte William Francis Regan, RMLI, PO/14091; Pte Ernest James Sellex, RMLI, PO/16559; Pte Herbert Tucker, RMLI, PO/11720; Pte Charles A Wilson, RMLI, PO/14328; Sgt Henry Albert Witts, RMLI, PO/15633 | To the Glory of God and to the honour of those whose names are here recorded who fell in The Great War 1914-1918. Includes: Edward Palmer; William Regan; Ernest Sellex; Herbert Tucker; Charles Wilson; Henry Witts. | |
| Amfreville Memorial (2), France | RM Commandos | France | Amfreville | Consecrated during the 'Bastille Day' celebrations, July 14, 1944. The two plaques on the sides of the Memorial, one in English, the other in French, were erected in 1989. Inscription: Hommage aux morts - This Memorial honours the British and French commandos who landed from the sea on the morning of D-Day, 6 June, 1944, and fought their way inland to join 6th Airborne Division. Together they held the eastern flank secure against | ||
| Amfreville Memorial (3), France | 4 Commando RM | France | Amfreville | Amfreville, Ranvilles, France. | ||
| Amfreville Memorial (4), France | 6 Commando RM | France | Amfreville | Amfreville, Ranvilles, France. | ||
| Amfreville Memorial (1), France | RM Commandos | France | Amfreville | Consecrated during the 'Bastille Day' celebrations, July 14, 1944. The two plaques on the sides of the Memorial, one in English, the other in French, were erected in 1989. Inscription: Hommage aux morts - This Memorial honours the British and French commandos who landed from the sea on the morning of D-Day, 6 June, 1944, and fought their way inland to join 6th Airborne Division. Together they held the eastern flank secure against | ||
| Amfreville Memorial, France | 1 S.S. (Commando ) Brigade | France | Amfreville | Located Amfreville, Ranvilles, France Inscription: Sacred to the memory of Officers and Men of the First Special Service Brigade who lost their lives in the fighting in Normandy, June-July, 1944. HQ 1 SS Brigade, 3 Commando, 4 Commando, 6 Commando, 45 RM Commando, 10 IA Commando | ||
| Ampfield St Marks Plaque | 1914-1918, 1939-1945 | United Kingdom | St Mark's Church, Ampfield, Hants | Pte Leonard Vivian Douglas Waygood, RMA/16687 | In memory of the men of Ampfield who gave their lives in two world wars. Includes: WW1: Leonard Waygood | |
| Ampfield Village Cross | 1914-1918 | United Kingdom | Ampfield, Hants | Pte Leonard Vivian Douglas Waygood, RMA/16687 | For God King and Country. To the memory of the men of Ampfield who fell in the Great War 1914-1918. Praise be to God who giveth us the victory. Erected January 1920 by the Parishioners of Ampfield. Includes: Leonard Waygood. | |
| Ancre Cemetery | France | Near Albert, The Somme | ||||
| Angmering War Memorial | United Kingdom | Sussex | James Hammond Royal Marine Artillery | |||
| Anneux British Cemetery Memorial | France | |||||
| Antony War Memorial (1) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Cornwall | Ernest W. Spargo PLY/10083 | ||
| Antony War Memorial (2) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Cornwall | Ply/14525 Sgt Gerald J Rich & Ply/10083 Ernest W Spargo | ||
| Antony War Memorial (3) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Cornwall | Gerald James Rich PLY/14525 Sergeant | ||
| Anzio War Cemetery (1) | RM Commands | Italy | Anzio | Beach Head War Cemetery, Anzio, Italy | ||
| Anzio War Cemetery (2) | 40 Commando RM | Italy | Anzio | Anzio, Italy | ||
| Anzio War Cemetery (3) | 40 Commando RM | Italy | Anzio | No. 40 RM Commando from 14 January to 21 February, 1944, supported the 56 ( London ) Division in crossing Garigliano River |