Reference WMO/146539
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- Stone Portland stone
- Stone Slate
- First World War (1914-1918)
- Second World War (1939-1945)
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(Front face) In Memory of the Men of EAST and WEST WRETHAM who fell in the GREAT WARS 1914-1918 - 1939-1945 (On the USAAF plaque) THIS PLAQUE COMMEMORATES THE VISIT BY THE SURVIVORS OF THE 359TH FIGHTER GROUP IN REMEMBRANCE OF THOSE WHO SERVED AND DIED IN THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM 3RD AUGUST 1985 (Rear face) THEIR NAME LIVETH FOR EVERMORE
(South face) Pte. F.A.E.CHASE 6th Northants. Pte. C.W.KEMP 6th Northants. Pte. H.G.KIDD Grenadier Guards. Pte. H. NICHOLS 1st Norfolks. Lieut. M.A.NOBLE RFA. Pte. F.SANGSTER 4th Leicesters. Pte. T.E.WRIGHT Rifle Brigade. 1940 LncCpl. R.A.BUCK 1st Suffolks. (North face) Pte. A.W.CURREY 11th Royal Sussex. Lnc Cpl. F.J.H.Gates 4th Norfolks. Seaman C.H.KIDD Royal Navy. LcCpl. L.J.LOCKWOOD 4th Norfolks. Pte. H.C.MENDHAM 2nd Essex. Capt. H.T.ROWLEY 2nd Royal Berks. Pte F.SCOTT 4th Norfolks
Grade II (England)
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