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Grave of 19 year old National Serviceman Private J Sharpe

Photograph: Grave of 19 year old National Serviceman Private J Sharpe, The South Staffordshire Regiment attached to 1st Battalion, The Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge's Own). He was killed by shellfire and buried where he fell on Middlesex Hill, 23 Sep 1950. His remains were later transferred to the UN Memorial Cemetery, Pusan (Plot 22, Row 2, Grave 1424)From an album of 195 photographs. 40 to 50 were taken by 2/Lt J M Lock, 1st Bn Middlesex Regiment, Korea 1950, before he was killed in action, 29 Nov 1950; many of the remainder were added by Lt (later Maj) Geoffrey Norton

Picture No
11109584
Media ID
48572429
Size
3000px x 2114px (1.0MB)
Credit
©The National Army Museum / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph
Date
1951

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Added Buried Cambridges Middlesex Norton Plot Pusan Ranks Remainder Serviceman Sharpe Shellfire Staffordshire Transferred


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