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Surname:Shuttler
Initials:S
Rank:Sergeant
Army Number:2652901
Notes:CMP. He was born and resided in Leeds and formerly served in the Coldstream Guards.
641 Ind Pro Unit War Diary Wo 169/13288.
10/7/1943 at about 15.00 hrs during heavy aerial bombardment, Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino were killed and L/Cpl's Smith P, Wyatt, Sidebottom A, Winton G, Stenson P and Townely F were wounded and moved to hospital. All these NCO's were of the beach section. No trace found of Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino. The complete kits of these NCO's were lost also Thompson SMG's serial No's S/513244, S/52551, S/503169 and pistol No. 504569. Later entry - the bodies of Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino were dug up and buried at map reference 066183 Avola Edition III. His name is spelt Borgind in Army Roll of Honour. Inscription on gravestone: Their Glory shall not be blotted out. Killed on George Beach Nr. Cassible and buried there, grave now lost. Died with Sgt Shuttler of same unit.
Casualty List 1210/2, Sicily, Killed in Action, 10/7/1943, Sgt.
20/9/49 He was awarded the 1939 - 1945 Star, Italy Star, War Medal.
Address:- Mrs. H Shuttler, 12 Methley View, Chapel Allerton, Leeds 7, Yorks
Inscription on gravestone: A dear husband, daddy and son laid to rest by his comrades.
Sydney Shuttler.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:July 10, 1943
Company:641 IND PRO UNIT
CWGC Link:2066742
Cemetery:SYRACUSE WAR CEMETERY, ITALY 🇮🇹
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