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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Shuttler
Initials:S
Rank:Sergeant
Army Number:2652901
Notes:CMP. He was born and resided in Leeds and formerly served in the Coldstream Guards.
641 Ind Pro Unit War Diary Wo 169/13288.
10/7/1943 at about 15.00 hrs during heavy aerial bombardment, Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino were killed and L/Cpl's Smith P, Wyatt, Sidebottom A, Winton G, Stenson P and Townely F were wounded and moved to hospital. All these NCO's were of the beach section. No trace found of Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino. The complete kits of these NCO's were lost also Thompson SMG's serial No's S/513244, S/52551, S/503169 and pistol No. 504569. Later entry - the bodies of Sgt Shuttler and L/Cpl Borgino were dug up and buried at map reference 066183 Avola Edition III. His name is spelt Borgind in Army Roll of Honour. Inscription on gravestone: Their Glory shall not be blotted out. Killed on George Beach Nr. Cassible and buried there, grave now lost. Died with Sgt Shuttler of same unit.
Casualty List 1210, Sicily, Killed in Action, 10/7/1943, Sgt.
20/9/49 He was awarded the 1939 - 1945 Star, Italy Star, War Medal.
Address:- Mrs. H Shuttler, 12 Methley View, Chapel Allerton, Leeds 7, Yorks
Inscription on gravestone: A dear husband, daddy and son laid to rest by his comrades.
Sydney Shuttler.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:July 10, 1943
Company:641 IND PRO UNIT
CWGC Link:2066742
Cemetery:SYRACUSE WAR CEMETERY, ITALY 🇮🇹
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