SAS Lutton, Howard

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John Robertson

John Robertson

Administrator
Staff member
  • SURNAME
Lutton ​
  • FORENAME
Howard ​
  • UNIT
1 SAS (D Squadron) ​
  • RANK
Lance Corporal ​
  • NUMBER
7013186 ​
  • DATE OF DEATH
6th July 1944 ​
  • AGE
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  • GRAVESITE
Clichy Northern Cemetery,France Plot 16 Row 16 Grave 14 ​
  • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
parent unit Army Air Corps​
former Royal Ulster Rifles​
born Co.Armagh,Northern Ireland​
resided Co.Armagh,Northern Ireland​
Op.Gain - WIA and POW 4.7.1944 near Fontainebleau, France - died in hospital, Paris ​
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DATE OF DEATH:

06-Jul-1944

FINDAGRAVE:

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/56204745/howard-lutton
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Howard Lutton

Howard Lutton is my great uncle. I am trying to find out when he transferred to the SAS from the Royal Ulster Rifles. I have been informed that he was one of Paddy Maynes boys. I know he was part of Operation Main. Do you know where I can find information about this operation? Does anyone have any photos of him? I only have a picyure of his grave.
 
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