| Surname: | Mounsey |
| Initials: | G A |
| Rank: | Captain |
| Army Number: | 131051 |
| Notes: | Provost Officer. General List. He was born in Birmingham and resided in London NW. Served in 105 Pro Coy, Egypt 1941, 20/10/41 became OC 30 Corps Pro Coy. 12/40 OC 3 Div Pro Coy, Blandford. War Diary WO 169/1131 APM 30 Corps, 16/11/41 OC 30 Corps Pro Coy (Capt Mounsey) arrived with 1/2 section, remaining section with motorcycles left behind at Bagush owing to very bad going on desert. 24/11/41 reported that Capt Mounsey, OC 30 Corps Pro Coy was injured when truck in which he was travelling stuck a land mine 3 miles south of Sidi Omar, driver RSM Child, when going through wire. 2 passengers slightly injured, Capt Mounsey removed to 3 South African Brigade Field Hospital. Truck struck off charge. Casualty List (Officers) 727, Western Desert, Wounded, attached to CMP. Casualty List 727, (Officers), Middle East, Died as a result of an accident, 12/7/1945, attached to CMP. Casualty List 1809 (Officers), Middle East, Died as a result of an accident, 12/7/1945.No inscription on gravestone.George Alastair Mounsey.Police Review 24/8/45, page 411. Metro News, Roll of Honour. Station Inspector Mounsey (P), Major, Corps of Military Police, died on active service as a result of injuries received in an aircraft accident. |
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| Date of Death: | July 12, 1945 |
| Company: | UNKNOWN |
| CWGC Link: | 2209555 |
| Cemetery: | HELIOPOLIS WAR CEMETERY, EGYPT 🇪🇬 |
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