Two Church of Ireland chaplains played a key role in developing the new museum of forces’ chaplaincy which includes a display of the possessions of the chaplain who first proposed the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior. Joseph O’Neill from Magherafelt was one of three brothers to die in WW1. In the dining room of the Ulster Reform Club there is a painting presented by Mr Bass Capper to the Club in memory of his son Captain Bass Durant Capper, who died in the Royal Flying Corps in 1917. In 1944 Thomas Clark of Upperlands was lost when HMS Bullen was torpedoed. His father Major Thomas Jackson Clark had rejoined the Army on the outbreak of war. Herbert McKee RN, a law grad from QUB, was awarded a George Medal for mine disposal.
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