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ON JANUARY 2ND 1946 DURING AMUNITION LOADING AT THE. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY'S NORTH SAVERNAKE SIDINGS NEAR/ CADLEY IN SAVERNAKE FOREST, A SERIES OF EXPOLOSIONS TOOK/ THE LIVES OF EIGHT BRITISH SOLDIERS, DESTROYING 27 RAILWAY/ WAGONS AND DETONATING 200 TONS OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES./ SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO MARLBOROUGH AND THE SURROUNDING AREA WAS ONLY AVERTED/ DUE TO THE HEROISM SHOWN BY SOLDIERS OF THE BRITISH ARMY, FIREMEN OF THE NATIONAL/ FIRE SERVICE AND STAFF OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY./ TOGETHER THESE MEN RISKED DEATH AND SERIOUS INJURY TO PREVENT THE DETONATION OF MORE THAN/ 1000 TONS OF ADDITIONAL EXPLOSIVES LOADED ON WAGONS STABLED IN THE SIDINGS./ THE FOLLOWING WERE RECOGNISED FOR THEIR GALLANTRY/ (Names)/ THE FOLLOWING MEN LOST THEIR LIVES IN THE INCIDENT/ (Names)/ THIS TABLET COMMEMORATES THE EIGHT LIVES LOST, THE GALLANTRY AWARDS GIVENAND THE/ CONTRIBUTION OF ALL THOSE INVOLVED IN AVERTING SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE TO MARLBOROUGH
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