| Surname: | Paxton |
| Initials: | S |
| Rank: | Sergeant |
| Army Number: | 7685205 |
| Notes: | CMP.. He was born in Bristol and resided in Cardiff. He is shown as Cpl in Army Roll of Honour. 204 Pro Coy War Diary WO 169/2559. 13/12/41 Bombs dropped on Coy area, Sgt Paxton serious injuries to leg. L/Cpl Reynard injuries to calf and right leg. APM's truck and tent damaged, No mention of death in war diary. Casualty List 715, Egypt, Died of Wounds, 13/12/1941. History of the Corps of Royal Military Police by Maj S F Crozier, MBE, page 71. A day or two after the fall of Tobruk the APM 12 Corps, Maj Kirk, was blown up in an air raid in which Cpl Paxton was killed. The APM was evacuated and he was replaced by Major Brendenburg, who was soon replaced by Major Blake. Sydney Paxton. |
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| Date of Death: | Dec. 13, 1941 |
| Company: | 204 PRO COY |
| CWGC Link: | 2206024 |
| Cemetery: | TOBRUK WAR CEMETERY, LIBYAN ARAB JAMAHIRIYA 🇱🇾 |
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