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121st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery
21st Sep 1942 Relief
15th Mar 1943 Orders
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Want to know more about 121st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery? There are:432 items tagged 121st Field Regiment, Royal Artillery available in our Library
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Sgt Cyril Maurice Robinson 121st Field Regiment Royal Artillery (d.27th June 1942) My father, Cyril Maurice Robinson, died in Iraq in June 1942 after being involved in an accident on the road. He was injured and left without any head covering and later died of heatstroke. He was 26 and I, his only child, was 18 months. His wife, May, was 24.
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Sgt. Charles Herbert Mitchell 121 Field Regiment Royal Artillery (d.12th Nov 1942) Charles Mitchell was taken as a prisoner of war by the Germans and died of a bacterial disease while in a camp. He is buried in Naples War Cemetery.
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Pte. Walter Shearwood 121st Field Regiment Royal Artillery I have been researching my father's time in Stalag 4B and some interesting information came up. I was sent information about a Walter Shearwood who was a general with the same army and prison camp numbers, but the camp was Stalag 4G. Perhaps someone could shed some light on this for me?
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