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{{Personnel
|Surname and forenames=Lodge Harry
|Army number=14412825
|Rank=Pte
|Decorations=1939-45 Star, France and Germany Star, War Medal 1939-45, General Service Medal with clasp.
|Date of birth=15/4/1925
|Age=0
|Unit=General Service Corps - enlisted 25/11/1942 and placed on Reserve 26/11/1942.  Transferred to the Northamptonshire Regiment 17/2/1943, Posted 70th Battalion (Young Soldiers).  Transferred to The Durham Light Infantry 10/7/1943, Posted 11th Battalion.  In hospital in the UK 29/6/1944 to 26/8/1944. Posted No 4 Infantry Training Centre 29/7/1944.  Posted No 30 Regimental Holding Unit 1/8/1944.  Posted 11th Battalion 13/8/1944.  Posted No 32 Regimental Holding Unit 26/8/1944.  Transferred to the East Yorkshire Regiment 26/8/1944, Posted 2nd Battalion.  Served in the Middle East 5/10/1945 to 7/6/1947.  Released to Army Reserve 2/9/1947.  Discharged from Reserve Liability 30/6/1959.
|Company/Battery=
|Platoon or other sub-unit=
|Task or role=Rifleman
|Joined Brigade=27/6/1944
|Promotions=L/Cpl 25/9/1945, A/Cpl 12/4/1946, W/S Cpl 11/7/1946
|Wounded=27/6/1944 at [[Rauray]] and 7/9/1944 at Emerville
|Died/Killed in action=Date of death not yet known. 
|Home address=Born Batley, son of Ben and Gertrude Lodge of 72 Kirkgate, Hanging Heath, Batley, W Yorks.  Warehouse assistant.
|Source table=11DLI
|Image Name=Harry Lodge as L Cpl_-_cropped_version.jpg
|Image Title=Harry Lodge as L/Cpl with East Yorks.
}}

[[File:11th_DLI_Battalion_photo.jpg|800px|thumb|center|Group picture of men of 11th DLI in 1943/1944 before D-Day]]

Harry Lodge appears on the photograph in the second from back row and ten places from the right - as identified by his son Phil, whose help is gratefully acknowledged.