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1. www.gov.uk › search-armed-forces-memorial-roll-ofSearch the Armed Forces Memorial roll of honour - GOV.UK

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   You can search the Armed Forces Memorial roll of honour to see if someone’s listed on it. The Memorial commemorates members of the armed forces who died while in service either: on or after 1...

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentThe Armed Forces Memorial and The Roll of Honour

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   The Armed Forces Memorial Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948,...

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3. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsThe Armed Forces Memorial and The Roll of Honour: A Guide for ...

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   May 21, 2021 · The Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of...

4. bletchleypark.org.uk › roll-of-honourRoll of Honour - Bletchley Park

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   Find a Veteran on the Roll of Honour. The Bletchley Park Roll of Honour lists all those believed to have worked in signals intelligence during World War Two, at Bletchley Park and other locations. Compiled from information in official sources, publications and provided by Veterans, friends and families.

5. www.britishnormandymemorial.org › roll-of-honourRoll of Honour – British Normandy Memorial

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   The Roll of Honour begins on D-Day, 6 June 1944, and ends on 31 August 1944. There is no single ‘official’ date for the end of the Battle of Normandy, but there are several dates that are often used.

6. roll-of-honour.com › NorthamptonshireRoll of Honour - Northamptonshire - War Memorial Selection

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   These names are all taken from the main local war memorial (i.e. the town or village memorial). Some extra names are added on the end when they crop up elsewhere in the town/village, such as someone buried in the cemetery.

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   What is a roll of Honour?

   • A service for families is held at the National Memorial Arboretum, usually in July, to commemorate those personnel. The Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record, which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel who have died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of death.

   The Armed Forces Memorial and The Roll of Honour: A Guide for ... - GOV.UK

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   What is the Armed Forces Memorial roll of Honour?

   • The Armed Forces Memorial Roll of Honour is a searchable, electronic record,which contains the names of all UK Armed Forces personnel wh ave died during their service, since 1948, regardless of the cause of death. The Roll of Honour, therefore, contains the names of many individuals who do not mee

   The Armed Forces Memorial and The Roll of Honour

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   How do I find out if a person has a roll of Honour?

   • You need to know the person’s last name or service number. If you know their first name or initial, you can use this to find the correct entry more quickly. If you have a question about the Armed Forces Memorial roll of honour, contact the National Memorial Arboretum.

   Search the Armed Forces Memorial roll of honour - GOV.UK

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   Can a person's name be included on a memorial / roll of Honour?

   • , names may be included on the Armed Forces Memorial and the Roll of Honour. Where death from suicide occurred in different circumstances, but where families believe that there is evidence of a direct link between the individual’s service and the death, then an application may be made to the Naming Panel (see pages

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   When does the roll of Honour end?

   • The Roll of Honour continues until 31 August so as to include those personnel who, in the last days of that month, were killed during the final fighting in Normandy (which continued until 30 August), or who died of wounds received on previous days in connection with the campaign.

   Roll of Honour – British Normandy Memorial

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   How is the roll of Honour compiled?

   • Compiled from information in official sources, publications and provided by Veterans, friends and families. The Roll of Honour has been compiled from information in official sources, publications and, most importantly, that provided by the veterans themselves, their former colleagues and families.

   Roll of Honour - Bletchley Park

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8. www.roll-of-honour.com › cgi-bin › falklandsRoll of Honour - Databases - Falklands 1982 Deaths - Search ...

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   Awards: DSC (Distinguished Service Cross) [London Gazette 8 October 1982 Page 4] Lieutenant Commander Gordon Walter James BATT, Royal Navy. Lieutenant Commander Batt, HMS HERMES, played a key role in the air battle and operations over the Falklands.