Location
Normandy, France
Description
Many Isle of Wight men lost their lives in the Normandy campaign of 1944-45, serving with many regiments and units.
These pages provide details of these IoW men (and those with IoW connections) known to be commemorated or
buried in Normandy. It is not meant to be a comprehensive listing of all the Allied casualties suffered.
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Memorials and CWGC Cemeteries
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Banneville-la-Campagne CWGC Cemetery |
T.F. Chambers, H.V. Lowe, W.J.J. Sandy, H.E. Webster |
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Bayeux Memorial |
F.D. Arnold, N.S. Blow, J. Cawte, R.T. Drage |
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Bayeux CWGC Cemetery |
G. Archer, A.H.G. Carpenter, L.S. Chandler, L.F.J. Gates, W.H.A. Hall, B. Henley, C.B.C. Needham, R. Whittington |
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Douvres La Delivrande CWGC Cemetery |
T. Kane |
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Hermanville CWGC Cemetery |
L.R. Cass |
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Hottot-les-Bagues CWGC Cemetery |
L.A.J. Day, L.C. Realey |
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Ranville CWGC Cemetery |
J. Farr, M.D. Minter |
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St. Manvieu CWGC Cemetery |
C.N. Hayward, J.S. McGregor, A.J. Vardon, H.O.S. Voss, K.F. Williams |
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Tilly-sur-Seulles CWGC Cemetery |
E.R. Newnham |
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