Reference WMO/253601
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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POLICE CAP BADGE (GR) ENGRAVED AT TOP SURROUNDED BY LAUREL LEAVES. IN PROUD MEMORY OF THOSE OF HOLOWAY SUB-DIVISION WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE WAR OF 1939-1945 ON THE NIGHT OF 19TH MARCH 1941, WHEN SIX LOST THEIR LIVES WHEN HOLLOWAY POLICE STATION WAS DESTROYED BY ENEMY ACTION. (names) A D 3 WHILST SERVING IN HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES (names) AND ONE WHO WAS KILLED ON A PARACHUTE MINE WHILST ON DUTY. (name) AND THERE ARE SOME THAT HAVE NO MEMORIAL.
Sub-Divisional Inspector Mac A.V. Gibson., Inspector Leonard A. Clark., Station Sergeant John P. Curry., Detective Sergeant Alick T. Stanley., Police Constable James W. Rosam., War Reserve Constable Thomas A. Killeen., And three whilst serving with His Majesty's Forces. Police Constable Stanley A. Newton (Army)., Police Constable Frank Rodgers (RAF)., Detective Constable Arthur W. Masters (Army)., And one who was killed by a Parachute mine whilst on duty War Reserve Constable Charles H.J. Huck.
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