RM CDOS Bainbridge, Cyril

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John Robertson

John Robertson

Administrator
Staff member
  • SURNAME
Bainbridge ​
  • FORENAME
Cyril ​
  • UNIT
47 Commando ​
  • RANK
Marine ​
  • NUMBER
PLY/X 103334 ​
  • DATE OF DEATH
6th June 1944 ​
  • AGE
23 ​
  • GRAVESITE
Bayeux War Cemetery, France XI.H.11 ​
  • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
born 25.08.1921, Nottingham, UK​
son of George and Maria Bainbridge, Old Basford, Nottingham​
husband of Lottie Ilfra Bainbridge, Old Basford, Nottingham​
died Normandy ​
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C.Bainbridge.jpg​
 

DATE OF DEATH:

06-Jun-1944

FINDAGRAVE:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56273119/cyril-bainbridge
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