Wood Frank Richard Gunner 914128 - Revision history

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	\|Wounded=No.		\|Wounded=No.
	\|Prisoner of War=No.		\|Prisoner of War=No.
	\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.		\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972 at Tonbridge, Kent. Funeral held 19/7/1972. Probate granted at Brighton 12/10/1972.
	\|Home address=Lived initially at Ruckinge, Kent. Married Eleanor Hamer of The Nursery, Penybont on 30/1/1943 at Penclawydd, when the Regiment was stationed at Penybont. Lived later at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.		\|Home address=Lived initially at Ruckinge, Kent. Married Eleanor Hamer of The Nursery, Penybont on 30/1/1943 at Penclawydd, when the Regiment was stationed at Penybont. Lived later at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.
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	\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.		\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.
	\|Home address=Lived initially at Ruckinge, Kent. Married Eleanor Hamer of The Nursery, Penybont on 30/1/1943 at Penclawydd, when the Regiment was stationed at Penybont. Lived later at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.		\|Home address=Lived initially at Ruckinge, Kent. Married Eleanor Hamer of The Nursery, Penybont on 30/1/1943 at Penclawydd, when the Regiment was stationed at Penybont. Lived later at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.
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	\|Image Title=Gunner F R Wood and Mrs Wood.		\|Image Title=Gunner F R Wood and Mrs Wood.
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	\|Rank=Gunner		\|Rank=Gunner
	\|Decorations=None known beyond Service Awards		\|Decorations=None known beyond Service Awards
	\|Date of birth=Born 11/7/1920.		\|Date of birth=Born 11/7/1920 - registered in East Ashford District. Mother's maiden name Mary Jane Huckstepp.
	\|Age=52 at the time of his death.		\|Age=52 at the time of his death.
	\|Unit=Enlisted in the Royal Artillery 26/4/1939 at Ashford, Kent, and underwent Basic Training. Posted to 143rd Field Regiment on mobilisation 1/9/1939. Posted to 185th Field Regiment when 143rd Field Regiment was re-organised - though remaining in the same Battery. Served Normandy and North West Europe. Posted to 80th Field Regiment 19/12/1944. Posted to 186th Field Regiment 16/1/1945. Posted to 33rd Field Regiment 16/8/1945. Posted overseas. Sailed from Hamburg to Palestine 19/10/1945. Served Palestine. Returned to the UK 28/3/1946. Discharged and demobilised.3/7/1946.		\|Unit=Enlisted in the Royal Artillery 26/4/1939 at Ashford, Kent, and underwent Basic Training. Posted to 143rd Field Regiment on mobilisation 1/9/1939. Posted to 185th Field Regiment when 143rd Field Regiment was re-organised - though remaining in the same Battery. Served Normandy and North West Europe. Posted to 80th Field Regiment 19/12/1944. Posted to 186th Field Regiment 16/1/1945. Posted to 33rd Field Regiment 16/8/1945. Posted overseas. Sailed from Hamburg to Palestine 19/10/1945. Served Palestine. Returned to the UK 28/3/1946. Discharged and demobilised.3/7/1946.
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	\|Prisoner of War=No.		\|Prisoner of War=No.
	\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.		\|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.
	\|Home address=Lived at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.		\|Home address=Lived initially at Ruckinge, Kent. Married Eleanor Hamer of The Nursery, Penybont on 30/1/1943 at Penclawydd, when the Regiment was stationed at Penybont. Lived later at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.
			\|Image Name=File:20120209-00100002.jpg
			\|Image Title=Gunner F R Wood and Mrs Wood.
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			The photograph below is of a Regimental Reunion in 1963. Gunner Wood is on the far right and the picture may include others from the Regimental List.

			[[File:Oct_63.jpg\|800px\|thumb\|centre\|Kent Yeomanry Reunion Dinner 1963]]


	The information on this Page was supplied by Gary Wood, Gunner Wood's son, for which we are most grateful.		The information on this Page was supplied by Gary Wood, Gunner Wood's son, for which we are most grateful.

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{{personnel
|Surname and forenames=Wood Frank Richard
|Army number=914128
|Rank=Gunner
|Decorations=None known beyond Service Awards
|Date of birth=Born 11/7/1920.
|Age=52 at the time of his death.
|Unit=Enlisted in the Royal Artillery 26/4/1939 at Ashford, Kent, and underwent Basic Training. Posted to 143rd Field Regiment on mobilisation 1/9/1939. Posted to 185th Field Regiment when 143rd Field Regiment was re-organised - though remaining in the same Battery. Served Normandy and North West Europe. Posted to 80th Field Regiment 19/12/1944. Posted to 186th Field Regiment 16/1/1945. Posted to 33rd Field Regiment 16/8/1945. Posted overseas. Sailed from Hamburg to Palestine 19/10/1945. Served Palestine. Returned to the UK 28/3/1946. Discharged and demobilised.3/7/1946.
|Company/Battery=386 Battery.
|Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known.
|Task or role=Driver and Driver/Mechanic.
|Joined Brigade=Not yet known.
|Promotions=Gunner/Driver 7/2/1940. Driver/Mechanic 29/3/1941. Gunner Vehicle Mechanic 19/12/1944.
|Wounded=No.
|Prisoner of War=No.
|Died/Killed in action=Date of death 12/7/1972.
|Home address=Lived at 11, Chidley Cross, East Peckham, Kent.
}}

The information on this Page was supplied by Gary Wood, Gunner Wood's son, for which we are most grateful.