Reference WMO/288242
Address:
Evershed Building
Abbot Beyne School
Mill Hill Lane
Winshill
Burton on Trent
DE15 0BA
England
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- Metal Bronze
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- Timber Timber (any)
- Suez Emergency and Crisis (1951-1956)
Grants to support the repair and conservation of war memorials are available from the charity War Memorials Trust if it has raised funds. Support is focused on war memorials in Very bad or Poor condition or where there is a serious Concern.
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(Bronze plaque): IN MEMORY OF/ EDWARD ALBERT UFTON/ ROYAL MARINES/ KILLED IN ACTION/ PORT SAID, NOVEMBER 1956/ THIS PLAQUE WAS PRESENTED TO THE SCHOOL/ BY HIS BROTHER OFFICERS (Associated framed photo; caption and text beneath): LIEUTENANT EDWARD ALBERT UFTON, ROYAL MARINES/ Ted Ufton (on left) was killed in action on 6 November 1956, during the/ assault by B Troop 40 Commando Royal Marines on the Customs shed in/ Port Said, during the Suez operation. He was aged 20.// Lieutenant Peter McCarthy (second left) leading the attack was killed when a grenade thrown in through the door bounced back. Ted Ufton/ immediately took over and armed with a Sten gun rushed down the length of/the main Customs Hall successfully shooting every one of the enemy he could/ see, but one in a side office at the far end shot him dead.// Ted Ufton lies buried in the military cemetery at Gosport, Hampshire.
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