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Staffordshire County War Memorial - Taken by David Dixon (geograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 12 Apr 2011
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Staffordshire County War Memorial - Taken by Tricia Neal (geograph) licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons License 04 Dec 2013
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Staffs Units plaque attached to monument - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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Staffs Yeomanry plaque attached - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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Dunkirk Veterans plaque - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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59th Staffs WW11 plaque - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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2nd Batt South Staffs Arnhem plaque - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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Battlefields inscribed on surrounding wall - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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Regimental Badges inscribed on memorial base - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
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Regimental badges incised on monument base - Taken by Patricia Hughes 12 Aug 2017
Reference WMO/223569
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Inscriptions from the various plaques and tablets added to the memorial "Staffordshire Units/to the Officers, men and women/ of Staffordshire Units and all/ other Staffordshire men and /women who gave their lives/ for their country in the/ war of 1939-1945 The Staffordshire Yeomanry ()/ This memorial/ was erected on 26th June 1994/ by Stafford Borough Council/ on the occasion of the two hundredth/ anniversary of the raising of the /Regiment in Stafford/In memory of/ the men of the Regiment/ who gave their lives in the service/ of their country/1794-1994" "Dunkirk/1940/Dunkirk Veterans Association/Stafford Branch/To commemorate the evacuation/ of Dunkirk and beaches/May-June 1940/and in memory of those who/never returned/We will remember them" Staffordshire Yeomanry two hundredth Anniversary plaque/ ATTACHED TO BASE OF MAIN MEMORIAL METAL PLAQUE ATTACHED TO BASE OF MAIN MEMORIAL. REGIMENTAL EMBLEM AT TOP CENTRE. /“THE STAFFORDSHIRE YEOMANRY/ (QORR)/ THIS MEMORIAL/ WAS ERECTED ON 26TH JUNE 1994/ BY STAFFORD BOROUGH COUNCIL/ ON THE OCCASION OF THE TWO HUNDREDTH/ ANNIVERSARY OF THE RAISING OF THE/ REGIMENT IN STAFFORD/ IN MEMORY OF/ THE MEN OF THE REGIMENT/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SERVICE/ OF THEIR COUNTRY/ 1794 – 1994” Gulf War 1990-1/ BRASS PLAQUE. INCISED BLACK LETTERING. REGIMENTAL EMBLEM AT TOP CENTRE. /”IN MEMORY OF THE MEN OF THE/ 1ST BATTALION/ THE STAFFORDSHIRE REGIMENT/ (PRINCE OF WALES'S)/ WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE/ LIBERATION OF KUWAIT, JANUARY 17TH TO FEBRUARY 28TH 1991” 59 Staffordshire Divisions WW11/ METAL PLAQUE WITH EMBOSSED LETTERING. SMALLER PLAQUE BELOW GIVES DETAILS OF DUPLICATE PLAQUE. UNIDENTIFIED ENAMEL BADGE AT TOP CENTRE. “TO THE GREATER GLORY OF/ GOD AND IN MEMORY OF/ THOSE WHO DIED WHILST SERVING WITH THE/ 59TH STAFFORDSHIRE DIVISION/ 1939-1945 (ON SMALLER PLAQUE BELOW): THIS/ PLAQUE IS A DUPLICATE OF/ THAT ERECTED ON THE/ BATTLEFIELD AT THURY/ HARCOURT IN NORMANDY” 2nd Battalion South Staffs Regiment Arnhem / PORTLAND STONE TABLET ATTCHED TO STONE WALL. CARVED LETTERING. REGIMENTAL BADGE CARVED AT TOP CENTRE./“THIS STONE IS/ DEDICATED TO/ THE OFFICERS AND MEN/ 2ND BATTALION/ SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE/ REGIMENT/ ARNHEM/ SEPTEMBER 17TH/26TH / 1944”
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