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|Army number=14428021
|Army number=14428021
|Rank=Pte
|Rank=Pte
|Date of birth=Born 1924/25.
|Age=19
|Age=19
|Unit=GSC, 1 TS
|Unit=General Service Corps - no enlistment date as yet.  Transferred to the Black Watch, posted 1 TS.  Served Normandy.  Presumed KILLED in ACTION NW Europe 28/6/44, Serial No. 670 dated 6/3/45 while with 1st Tyneside Scottish.
|Died/Killed in action=28/6/1944 00:00:00
|Joined Brigade=Date not yet known.
|Home address=Son of James and Grace Lewis, Elm Park, Romford, Essex.
|Died/Killed in action=28-Jun-44.
|Home address=Son of James and Grace Lewis, Elm Park, Romford, Essex.  Buried Grave IV.F.2. Hottot-les-Bagues War Cemetery.  The headstone inscriptions reads: NOT JUST TO-DAY BUT EVERY DAY IN SILENCE WE REMEMBER OUR DEAR SON.
|Source table=1TS
|Source table=1TS
}}
}}
[[File:Hottot_-_les_-_Bagues_War_Cemetery.jpg|400px|thumb|centre|Hottot-les-Bagues War Cemetery]]
[[File:IMG_1431.JPG|800px|thumb|centre|Private Lewis' CWGC Headstone]]
Private Lewis is commemorated in the poems of Private Reeve of the Battalion, whose Page can be found here https://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Reeve_Ronald_H._Pte_14418040

Latest revision as of 10:15, 29 May 2025

Personnel Entry

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Name Lewis Arthur George
Army number 14428021
Rank Pte
Decorations
Date of birth Born 1924/25.
Age 19
Unit General Service Corps - no enlistment date as yet. Transferred to the Black Watch, posted 1 TS. Served Normandy. Presumed KILLED in ACTION NW Europe 28/6/44, Serial No. 670 dated 6/3/45 while with 1st Tyneside Scottish.
Company/Battery
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role
Joined Brigade Date not yet known.
Promotions
Wounded
Prisoner of War
Died/Killed in action 28-Jun-44.
Home address Son of James and Grace Lewis, Elm Park, Romford, Essex. Buried Grave IV.F.2. Hottot-les-Bagues War Cemetery. The headstone inscriptions reads: NOT JUST TO-DAY BUT EVERY DAY IN SILENCE WE REMEMBER OUR DEAR SON.
Source table 1TS

Hottot-les-Bagues War Cemetery
Private Lewis' CWGC Headstone

Private Lewis is commemorated in the poems of Private Reeve of the Battalion, whose Page can be found here https://70brigade.newmp.org.uk/wiki/Reeve_Ronald_H._Pte_14418040