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Between 2002 & 2005 - Taken by KentFallen 01 Jan 0001
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View of the Dover Patrol obelisk - Taken by J Websper 01 Dec 2009
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Face 2 - Taken by James Brazier 03 Jul 2011
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Face 3 - Taken by James Brazier 03 Jul 2011
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Face 4 (door to interior) - Taken by James Brazier 03 Jul 2011
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Obelisk - Taken by James Brazier 03 Jul 2011
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Face 1 - Taken by James Brazier 03 Jul 2011
Reference WMO/120951
Address:
Hawks Hill Road
Leathercote's Point
East of St Margaret's Bay
Dover
CT15 6DT
England
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Three plaques: [One:] This Monument/ To The/ Dover Patrol/ Was Erected In The Years 1920 & 1921 By/ Public Subscription Together With Those/ At Cap Blanc Nez, France/ And New York Harbour,/ America./ The Names Of Those Who Gave Their Lives Serving Thier King/ And Country In The Dover Patrol Are Recorded In The Book Of/ Remembrance In The Town Hall, Dover, A Copy Of Which Is Kept/ At The Parish Church, St Margarets At Cliffe./ (Dignitaries Names). [Side Two:] This Stone Was Laid By/ H.R.H. Prince Arthur Of Connaught, K.G./ 19th November 1919/ And The Memorial Was Unveiled By/ H.R.H. The Prince Of Wales, K.G./ 27th July 1921. [Side Three:] To The Glory Of God/ And In Everlasting/ Remembrance Of/ The Dover Patrol/ 1914 - 1919/ 'They Died That We Might Live May/ We Be Worthy Of Their Sacrifice'/ To The Memory Of The Officers And Men Of The Royal Navy And Merchant Navy/ Who Gave Thier Lives In Ships Sailing Upon The Waters Of The Dover Strait/ 1939 - 1945
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