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| Place | Date | Hour | Summary of Events and Information |
|---|---|---|---|
| France | During the period from "D" Day to 31 August 44 the following | ||
| casualties were suffered in the Regiment :- | |||
| KILLED | |||
| Capt. J.A. Bucknill, Major A.W. Read, Lieut. P.R.D. Shaw, Lieut O.J. Sinnatt, Lieut. W.I. Gwynne-Jones, Lieut. L.T. | |||
| Yodaiken, Lieut. R. Wigram, Lieut. B.D. Grierson, Lieut. R.L. Richards, Lieut. C.L. Dowell (first reported missing, | |||
| but later notified as killed). | |||
| Twenty-Six O.Rs were killed during the same period. | |||
| WOUNDED | |||
| Lieut. P.E. Reeve, Lieut. G. Thomson, Lieut. J.H. Henson (since die Lieut. M.H. Russell, Lieut. J.R.A. Bottomley, Lieut. K.P. | |||
| Hird, Lieut. E.B. Young, 2/Lt. B.L.B. Kaye. | |||
| Forty-seven of O.Rs were reported wounded during the above period | |||
| of which six subsequently died and three rejoined for duty. | |||
| MISSING | |||
| Lieut. A.H. Munro (later notified as wounded and in the U.K.) | |||
| Six O.Rs were reported missing of which one was subsequently notified as wounded and in the U.K. |
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