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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Smith
Initials:J
Rank:Private
Army Number:1596074
Notes:ACC attached to CMP. He was born and resided in Stoke on Trent and formerly served in the Royal Artillery transferring to ACC.
War Diary WO 171/7825. 16/12/1944 War Diary WO 171/7825. He was killed when the Coy. HQ was hit by a German V2 Rocket killing RSM Southon, L/Cpl Bunce, Duke, Hawkins, Jones, McQueen, Nisbet, Toyne, Thompson and Yates. Relatives of the dead received £11 each which was collected by the Company.
Casualty List 1646/15, Western Europe, Missing believed killed, ACC, aytt. CMP, 16/12/44.
Casualty List 1657/7, Western Europe, previously reported missing believed killed 16/12/44 now reported killed in action, ACC attached CMP, previous List 1646.16/12/44.
21/11/49 He was awarded the 1919-1945 Star, France & Germany Star, Defence Medal, War Medal.
Address:- Mrs C Smith, 34 Ballinson Road, Blurton, Stoke on Trent, Staffs.
Inscription on gravestone:- Duty nobly done, rest in peace.
John Smith
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:Dec. 16, 1944
Company:185 PORTS COY ACC ATT.
CWGC Link:2255980
Cemetery:SCHOONSELHOF CEMETERY ANTWERPEN, BELGIUM 🇧🇪
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