Information re an uncle who was injured in his tank at Nijmegen 1944

Having checked the book again, Henderson, T, Lewis, E.L. (wounded but remained on duty);
Round, A.E. and a furthur name, Barnard, G.H. are not mentioned in the book regarding what happened to these four men. I hit a blank.

 

Curious that both a Bombardier J H Taylor of D Battery was wounded and also a Gunner J H Taylor of B Battery was killed in a motor cycle accident - on the same paragraph???????

 

I agree it's curious. The Bombardier was s/n 880183 and the Gunner was s/n 889473.

 

To recap, the final casualty check (wounded) for 29/11/1944 from the NH Book and names not mentioned in the article I posted:-

Lieutent J.A. Dilkes
Gunner G.H. Barnard
Gunner T Henderson
Gunner E.L. Lewis
Gunner A.E. Round

Once again, the article from the NH book.



The names from the article:-

KIA

Sjt T Cameron
Gnr J.J. Dutton

Wounded

Gnr A.J. Axeford
L/Bomb J.S. Card
Gnr E Hagen
L/Bomb E.H. Luckett
Gnr D.H. McDonald
Gnr R.D. Smallman
L/Bomb J.H. Taylor

 

I'm getting ahead of myself, in case Kevin's relative was part of a M10 crew.

A film I took at the War & Peace show in 2011.



Inside the M10.

 

The undermentioned cadets to be 2nd Lts.:-
ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY
4th Mar.1944:-
2084722 John Amos Whitworth DILKS (312147).

NAME: Mr John Amos Whitworth Dilks
BIRTH: 1 Jun 1920
DEATH: 19 May 2009 - Market Harborough, Leicestershire.

 

The article also mentions L/Bdr EH Lucket, but Appendix A shows him wounded on 29/10/1944, not 29/11/1944.

 

I amended that list just now.