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Remembrance NI – Every day is a Remembrance Day

Every day is a Remembrance Day

April 7. NI Submariner’s WW2 service recognised. Roll of Honour

Lieutenant Henry Walmisley, a RNVR submariner from Kilkeel, was mentioned posthumously in despatches on this day in 1942. He was…

HM Submarine Tetrarch, HMS Victorious, Inniskillings, Kilkeel, Tunisia

April 6. WW2 battles in Tunisia and Burmah. Roll of Honour

Charles Ervine MC died this day in 1916 serving with the Tyneside Irish battalion of the Northumberland Fusiliers. He was…

Banbridge, Casino, Coleraine, Courts of Justice, Cregagh Cricket, Irish Brigade, Kilrea, Padre Kelleher

April 5. Remembering HMS Cornwall and HMS Dorsetshire. Roll of Honour

Six from N Ireland were lost when three RN ships were attacked and sunk off Sri Lanka in WW2. The…

Coleraine, Dungannon, HMS Cornwall, HMS Dorsetshire, Sri Lanka, Strabane

April 4. Five NI crewmen lost in HMS Bittern. Roll of Honour

Royal Irish Riflemen Arthur Bell from Crumlin, and Thomas McBride from Toomebridge, died in France on this day in 1916.…

502(Ulster), Aghadowey, Bangor, Crumlin, HMS Bittern, Sion Mills, Suez, Toomebridge

April 3. War service from Canada to Karachi. Roll of Honour

On this day in 1919 Admirals Jellicoe and Beatty (photo) were both promoted to Admiral of the Fleet. They were…

Beatty, Coleraine, Hillsborough, Jellicoe, Jutland, Le Cateau, Rasharkin, South Africa

April 2. Royal Ulster Rifles advance into Germany in WW2. Roll of Honour

Hugh McCory from Shankill, Belfast, Peter Little from Coagh,and John Cousins from Dollingstown died this day in WW1. Samuel Clayton…

Airborne, Anzio, Coagh, Dollingstown, Italy, Jutland, Operation Varsity, Reichswald, RUR

April 1. Anniversary of formation of Irish Guards and RAF. Roll of Honour

In 1918 the RAF was formed as a separate service, independent of the Army and the Royal Navy – the…

Ballymena, Broughshane, Canada, Irish Guards, Portstewart, RAF, Sasketchawan

March 31. Last member of Royal Flying Corps. Nuremburg, the RAF’s most costly raid. Roll of Honour

In 1944 RAF Bomber Command suffered its most costly night of the Second World War. 96 bombers were shot down…

Ballintoy, Bomber Command, Eglinton, Lisburn, National Arboretum, Nuremberg raid, Omagh, Royal Flying Corps

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