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Location of Memorial Grove - Taken by Mike Colton 30 Jan 2021
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Steve Moores 22 SAS Regiment - Taken by Mike Colton 05 Feb 2023
Reference WMO/279330
Address:
Allied Special Forces Memorial Grove
National Memorial Arboretum
Croxall Road
Alrewas
Burton-on-Trent
DE13 7AR
England
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- Dhofar Rebellion (1962-1976)
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Steve Moores Died of wounds on 8th October 1971 Age 27 22 SAS Regiment Coldstream Guards SAS Operation Jaguar commenced at the beginning of October 1971 and Steve was part of a G Squadron diversionary force who's aim was to advance onto the Jebel (mountain) in Dhofar, Oman and draw the Adoo communist fighters away from the main group of B Squadron which was establishing it s first base on the Jebel. G Squadron came under persistent and heavy attack for over 4 days and whilst taking the fight to the enemy near Tawi Atair Steve was shot in the abdomen and died on the way back to the UK. He was the first SAS soldier to lose his life in the Dhofar War 1970-76.
Steve Moores - 22 SAS
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