View source for Thomas Clifford Vincent 2/Lieutenant 249834

{{Personnel
|Surname and forenames=Thomas Clifford Vincent
|Army number=249834
|Rank=2/Lt
|Date of birth=Born Monmouthshire 1921.
|Age=23 at the time of his death.
|Unit=Posted to 168 O.C.T.U. as a Cadet.  Joined The Durham Light Infantry - Emergency Commission as a 2/Lt 31/10/1942.  Posted to, and joined, 10th Bn DLI 6/11/1942.  Served Normandy.   Evacuated to 146 Field Ambulance 17/8/1944.  DIED of WOUNDS 18/8/1944 while with 10th Battalion The Durham Light Infantry. (NB.  Graves Registration documentation lists Lt Thomas as Killed in Action rather than Died of Wounds - this may be a manuscript error).
|Company/Battery=A, S.
|Platoon or other sub-unit=Carrier.
|Task or role=OC.
|Joined Brigade=06-Nov-42.
|Promotions=W/S Lt 17/5/1943.
|Wounded=17/8/1944.
|Died/Killed in action=18-Aug-44.  Interred initially near Le Mesnil Manger, Map 7F/4, reference 314576.
|Home address=Resident of Newport.  Son of Clifford Edward and Rosa Thomas, husband of Joyce Thomas, St Marychurch, Torquay, Devon.  Re-buried 17/7/1946 in Grave XV. E. 13.  Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery.  Headstone inscription reads "TO THE WORLD, A SOLDIER, TO US, THE WORLD".
|Image Name=Thomas_C_V_10_DLI.JPG
|Image Title=Lt C V Thomas' CWGC headstone.
|Source table=10DLI
}}