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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Steward
Initials:W H
Rank:Private
Army Number:2100572
Notes:CMP. 7/11/44 Died. Enlisted Royal Engineers, transferred to CMP. He was born in London NW and resided in London N. He was drowned off Ostend harbour when the Tank Landing ship 420 was sunk by a German mine killing over 300 RN, Army and RAF. 12 CMP drowned in this incident. Born 16/6/1896.
Casualty List 1609/24, Missing, previously reported wounded and missing believed POW, 25/9/44 now reported wounded and POW in German hands, location unknown 7/11/1944.
Casualty List 1705, At Sea, previously reported missing 7/11/44, Western Europe, now presumed killed in action, previous list 1609, 7/11/44.
Medal card not found.
William Horace Steward.
Casualty Record:
Date of Death:Nov. 7, 1944
Company:UNKNOWN
CWGC Link:2659623
Cemetery:GROESBEEK MEMORIAL, NETHERLANDS 🇳🇱
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