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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Adams
Initials:H W
Rank:Sergeant
Army Number:7689899
Notes:CMP. 15 (Scottish) Division. KIA. He was born in London EC and resided in Southampton.
Unit War Diary WO 171/476 1 Sgt and 2 L/Cpl's killed by enemy action.
Died on the same day as L/Cpl's Mulcahy and Harrison of same unit.
Casualty List 1512/18, North West Europe, Killed in Action, 16/7/1944.
Casualty List 1539/37, North West Europe, Killed in Action, rank should read A/Sgt, previous List 1512.
20/9/49 He was awarded the 1939-1945 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal.
Address:- 14 H Block, Peabody Estate, Wild Street, London W C 2.
Inscription on gravestone: Dear husband and father, let's hope to meet in heaven above. Unit landed in Normandy 15/6/44.
Henry William Adams.

Extract from the Bournemouth Times & Directory. Friday 11 August 1944.
Sergt. Henry William Adams, CMP, husband of Mrs. Adams, of 28, Portland Road, Winton, has been killed in action. He also leaves two boys and a girl.
Sergt. Adams, who was 36, was until 1940 when he was called up, the manager of the Aertex Company's shop in Old Christchurch road. He was also a prominent member of the RAOB, Winton branch.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:July 16, 1944
Company:15 DIV PRO COY
CWGC Link:2955208
Cemetery:BAYEUX WAR CEMETERY, FRANCE 🇫🇷
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