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330 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery



24th Apr 1917 Gas Attack Ordered  location map

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Those known to have served with

330 Brigade, Royal Field Artillery

during the Great War 1914-1918.

  • Brunt Francis. Drvr. (d.30th May 1918)
  • Green Godfrey Eli. Pte.
  • McCormack John Robert. Sjt. (d.21st Oct 1917)

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Drvr. Francis Brunt 330th Bde. A Bty. Royal Field Artillery (d.30th May 1918)

Francis Brunt was killed in action on the 30th of May 1918 and buried in Aubigny Communal Cemetery Extension in France. Husband of Mrs Brunt of 58 Nairne Street, Burnley, he had a hairdressing business on Trafalgar Street, Burnley.

s flynn




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Sjt. John Robert McCormack 330th Brigade, D Battery Royal Field Artillery (d.21st Oct 1917)

John Robert McCormack served as a Serjeant with 330th Brigade D Battery, Royal Field Artillery. He was aged 23 when he died on 21st October 1917. Born in Jarrow in 1894 he was the son of Michael and Elizabeth McCormack of 34 High Street Jarrow. On the 1911 census John Robert McCormack age 18 Driver in Coal Mine in Shipyard is listed as living with his mother Elizabeth McCormack and family at 110 High Street, Jarrow. His older brother Michael Austin McCormack was also one of the fallen.

John is remembered on the Tyne Cot Memorial and is commemorated on the Triptych in St. Paul's Church, Jarrow.

Vin Mullen




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Pte. Godfrey Eli Green 2nd East Lancashire Brigade Royal Field Artillery

Private Godfrey Green

My Grandfather, Godfrey Eli Green was in the Territorial Army as a Gunner attached to the 2nd East Lancashire Brigade. He enlisted at Manchester on the 8th September 1914 and must have agreed to serve abroad because photos of him show the Imperial Service badge on his right breast. I know he went to Eygpt to fight the Turks. He did his training at Chesham Fold Camp at Bury and I have two photographs of his regiment at the training camp.

Andrew Green






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