Wg Cdr R R Stanford-Tuck

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Reference WMO/150770

Address:

St Margaret's Church

Brick Kiln Lane

Horsmonden

TN12 8EJ

England

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Type: Freestanding
Description: Tree/s
Conflicts:
  • Second World War (1939-1945)
About the memorial: Inscription refers to planting a beech tree on Sunday April 24th 1988.
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ON SUNDAY APRIL 24TH 1988 LIEUTENANT COLONEL / SIMON STANFORD-TUCK R.G.J., PLANTED A BEECH TREE / IN THE CHURCHYARD IN MEMORY OF HIS FATHER / WING COMMANDER R. R. (BOB) STANFORD-TUCK / D.S.O. D.F.C. AND TWO BARS / WHOSE AIRCRAFT CRASH LANDED AT HORSMONDEN / IN 1940. / DWELLINGS SUBSEQUENTLY ERECTED NEAR THE SITE BY / MR H. J. (PETE) HIGHWOOD WERE NAMED TUCK / VILLAS TO COMMEMORATE THE WING-COMMANDER'S / ACHIEVEMENTS.

WING COMMANDER R. R. (BOB) STANFORD-TUCK D.S.O. D.F.C. AND TWO BARS

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