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Corps of Military Police Record

Surname:Taylor
Initials:J A G
Rank:Lance Corporal
Army Number:7685221
Notes:CMP. POW. Enlisted in to CMP.
Casualty List 560/8, Crete, Missing, 2/6/1941.
Casualty List 629/6, Crete, POW previously reported as missing on List 560.
Captured Crete. Stalag 344, Lambinowice, Poland.
Casualty List 1761/35, reported as POW in German hands not now POW, previous List 629, Crete.
24/2/50 1939-1945 Star, Africa Star, War Medal.
Address:- 25 Robertson Street, Dundee, Scotland.
James Alexander Gibb Taylor.

Extract from the Dundee Courier, 10/7/41. MILITARY POLICEMAN.
L/Cpl James Alexander Gibbs Taylor, Corps of Military Police, son of Mrs M B Taylor, 25, Robertson Street, Dundee has been posted missing in the Middle East from June 1/2. He joined up in May 1939, and was drafted overseas by November last year. Formerly employed at Dundee West and Perth North, LMS stations as a goods porter. L/Cpl Taylor is 22 and unmarried. (article has small picture of L/Cpl Taylor wearing SD cap).

Extract from Dundee Evening Telegraph, 10/9/41.
DUNDEE MAN PRISONER IN CRETE.
Mrs M B Taylor, 25 Robertson Street, Dundee has received a postcard from her son, L/cpl James A G Taylor, Corps of Military Police previously reported missing saying he is a prisoner in Crete. He is being well treated and is in the best of health.
Prisoner of War Record:
Imprisonment: Stalag 344 POLAND 🇵🇱