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Remembrance NI – Every day is a Remembrance Day

Every day is a Remembrance Day

Category: QUEEN’S UNIVERSITY WW1

June 05 – NI men who died with Kitchener. Rome freed. Roll of Honour

The 12 NI men who died with Kitchener in HMS Hampshire in 1916 included a young doctor who was the … More

HMS Hampshire, HMS Hampshire Memorial, Irish National Volunteers, June 5, Kitchener, Orkney, QUB

January 10 – Roll of Honour

This week in 1941 the mighty Avro Lancaster Bomber first flew. Cost approx £50,000, 7377 built, 3249 lost in action,156,000 … More

10 January, Fred Allen, January 10

December 11 – Roll of Honour

11 December 1942 – De Havilland DH.98 Mosquito FB Mk IVs of 105 Squadron at RAF Marham, Norfolk. None of … More

11 December, DEcember 11, Sir William Whitla

November 2 – Roll of Honour

After a period of intense action in WW2, Lt. Henry Walmsley was hitching a lift from Malta to the UK … More

2 November, November 2, Submarines

September 25 – Roll of Honour

Parachute Regiment colours at Osterbeek 75th anniversary remembrance service. 33 men are remembered on today’s Roll. They include a Banbridge … More

25 September, September 25

September 22 – Roll of Honour

Today’s Roll includes two medical officers who had been members of the Training Corps at Queen’s University, two men who … More

22 September, September 22

September 16 – Roll of Honour

Courcelette Cemetery. Today’s Roll includes a former surgeon at the Mater Hospital, Belfast who died of wounds received in the … More

15 September, September 16

Stories of the Somme – Military Cross for Muckamore doctor

Capt. Norman Clotworthy Graham, of the Royal Army Medical Corps, was awarded a Military Cross for conspicuous gallantry.

Antrim, July 3. 3 July, MC, MiD, Muckamore

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