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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
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Newhaven Auxiliary Patrol - Taken by Matt Ebeling 12 Mar 2018
Reference WMO/257121
Edit memorial name, location & address- Stone Marble
- First World War (1914-1918)
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This memorial was erected by the officers, petty officers and men of H.M. Auxiliary Patrol operating from Newhaven as a lasting tribute to their fallen comrades. Sacred to the memory of the officers and men who were killed when H.M.T. Borneo was blown up off Beachy Head during mine sweeping operations on June 18 1917. Officers and men of the Auxiliary Patrol buried at this cemetery who lost their lives on service.
Killed when H.M.T. Borneo was blown up: W.Allen; J.Harris; B.Hudson; F.Yates; E.Scott; W.Kilminster; W.Newby; E.Wileman; B.Cadwell; R.Thompson; D.Bell Buried in this cemetery: J.Bain died 22 September 1917 Missing: SSMaine 21/11/17: P.F.Short; HMT Balfour 29/11/17: E.Jones; R.K.McDonald; R.Gayler; HM Drifter Piscatorial II: J.Tungate; J.Collin; S.Sargeant; A.Catto; A.Young; D.McLeod; C.Boor; R.Crombie; J.Sherett D.Bell died 13 June 1917 R.Thompson died 16 June 1917
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