Mitchell Craig Bentley Lt 249821 - Revision history

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{{Personnel
|id=143
|Surname and forenames=Mitchell Craig Bentley
|Army number=249821
|Rank=Lt
|Age=0
|Unit=BW, 1 TS
|Died/Killed in action=17/8/1944 00:00:00
|Home address=Son of Craig and Jean Mitchell, Edinburgh
|Source table=1TS
}}

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	As a result of providing evidence of documents signed by Lt Mitchell, and references to his role as Battalion Intelligence Officer since joining the Battalion, including completing the War Diary, CWGC amended their commemorative details to show that he was serving with 1st Tyneside Scottish when he was mortally wounded. CWGC's willingness to update their records is much appreciated.		As a result of providing evidence of documents signed by Lt Mitchell, and references to his role as Battalion Intelligence Officer since joining the Battalion, including completing the War Diary, CWGC amended their commemorative details to show that he was serving with 1st Tyneside Scottish when he was mortally wounded. CWGC's willingness to update their records is much appreciated.

−	His commemorative record can be found http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2323446/MITCHELL,%20CRAIG%20BENTLEY here.	+	His commemorative record can be found [http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2323446/MITCHELL,%20CRAIG%20BENTLEY here].

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 |Army number=249821
 |Rank=Lt
-|Decorations=Polar Bear Medal, M.i.D. London Gazette (posthumously) 22/3/1945
+|Decorations=Polar Bear Medal. M.i.D. London Gazette (posthumously) 22/3/1945.
 |Age=0
-|Unit=Emergency Commission, Black Watch, Posted 1 TS, DIED of WOUNDS (shellfire) with 1 TS 17/8/44.
+|Unit=Emergency Commission as 2/Lt in the Black Watch 31/10/1942, Posted 1 TS 6/11/1942.  Normandy.  DIED of WOUNDS (shellfire) with 1 TS 17/8/44.
 |Company/Battery=Bn HQ
-|Task or role=Intelligence Officer
+|Task or role=Intelligence Officer.
 |Died/Killed in action=17-Aug-44
 |Home address=Son of Craig and Jean Mitchell, Edinburgh.  Buried Grave XVI. C. 4. Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery.
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 }}
-As a result of providing evidence of documents signed by Lt Mitchell, and references to his role as Battalion Intelligence Officer over several years, CWGC amended their commemorative details to show that he was serving with 1st Tyneside Scottish when he was mortally wounded.
+As a result of providing evidence of documents signed by Lt Mitchell, and references to his role as Battalion Intelligence Officer since joining the Battalion,  including completing the War Diary, CWGC amended their commemorative details to show that he was serving with 1st Tyneside Scottish when he was mortally wounded.  CWGC's willingness to update their records is much appreciated.
 His commemorative record can be found http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2323446/MITCHELL,%20CRAIG%20BENTLEY here.

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	}}		}}
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		+	As a result of providing evidence of documents signed by Lt Mitchell, and references to his role as Battalion Intelligence Officer over several years, CWGC amended their commemorative details to show that he was serving with 1st Tyneside Scottish when he was mortally wounded.
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		+	His commemorative record can be found http://www.cwgc.org/find-war-dead/casualty/2323446/MITCHELL,%20CRAIG%20BENTLEY here.

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 |Army number=249821
 |Rank=Lt
 |Age=0
 |Unit=Emergency Commission, Black Watch, Posted 1 TS, DIED of WOUNDS (shellfire) with 1 TS 17/8/44.
 |Died/Killed in action=17-Aug-44
 |Home address=Son of Craig and Jean Mitchell, Edinburgh.  Buried Grave XVI. C. 4. Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery.
 |Source table=1TS
 }}