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Timekeeper at Aircraft Factory living at Worthington Road, Surbiton, Surrey | Timekeeper at Aircraft Factory living at Worthington Road, Surbiton, Surrey | ||
Enlisted 17th January 1940 | Enlisted 17th January 1940 as Private with the East Surrey Regiment | ||
Transferred | Transferred as Corporal, 2nd Battn., Royal Warwickshire Regiment | ||
He took part in the fierce fighting around Caen in France following | |||
the ‘D-Day’ landings and died on 6th August 1944, aged 27 years. | |||
and died 6th August 1944 | |||
Buried in Bayeux War Cemetery - Calvados | |||
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Jack Albert Fowler
Son of Percy Albert Fowler and Dorothy Edith Fowler née Beswell of Surbiton, Surrey
Spouse of Gladys Irene Fowler née Peach of 84 Atbara Road, Teddington
Born 4th July 1917 at Kingston (or Tolworth or Surbiton)
Timekeeper at Aircraft Factory living at Worthington Road, Surbiton, Surrey
Enlisted 17th January 1940 as Private with the East Surrey Regiment
Transferred as Corporal, 2nd Battn., Royal Warwickshire Regiment
He took part in the fierce fighting around Caen in France following
the ‘D-Day’ landings and died on 6th August 1944, aged 27 years.
Buried in Bayeux War Cemetery - Calvados
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