Difference between revisions of "Bevan Trevor Pugh Lt 311464"
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| − | |Date of birth= | + | |Date of birth=Birth registered Q1 1922, Bridgend, Monmouthshire. Mother's maiden name Barwick. |
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| − | |Unit=Served in the ranks as 3915897. Commissioned as a 2/Lt in the South Wales Borderers 4/3/1944. Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1 TS 2/7/1944. Returned to South Wales Borderers on disbandment of the Battalion. Posted to 2nd Battalion. KILLED in ACTION with 2nd Battalion, South Wales Borderers. | + | |Unit=Served in the ranks as 3915897. Commissioned as a 2/Lt in the South Wales Borderers 4/3/1944. Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1 TS 2/7/1944. Returned to South Wales Borderers on disbandment of the Battalion. Posted to 2nd Battalion. KILLED in ACTION with 2nd Battalion, South Wales Borderers 20/10/1944. |
|Company/Battery=A Company. | |Company/Battery=A Company. | ||
|Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known. | |Platoon or other sub-unit=Not yet known. | ||
Revision as of 15:58, 25 January 2015
Personnel Entry
Name Bevan Trevor Pugh
Army number 311464
Rank 2/Lt
Decorations
Date of birth Birth registered Q1 1922, Bridgend, Monmouthshire. Mother's maiden name Barwick.
Age 22.
Unit Served in the ranks as 3915897. Commissioned as a 2/Lt in the South Wales Borderers 4/3/1944. Attached to The Black Watch, posted 1 TS 2/7/1944. Returned to South Wales Borderers on disbandment of the Battalion. Posted to 2nd Battalion. KILLED in ACTION with 2nd Battalion, South Wales Borderers 20/10/1944.
Company/Battery A Company.
Platoon or other sub-unit Not yet known.
Task or role Duty Officer. Platoon Commander.
Joined Brigade 2/7/1944.
Promotions
Wounded
Prisoner of War
Died/Killed in action 20/10/1944.
Home address Son of Giraldus and Gladys Bevan of Cymmer, Glamorgan. Buried Grave III B 24 Geel War Cemetery.
Source table 1TS
To read his CWGC Commemorative Record please click here.
To read an eye-witness account of Normandy fighting by Lt Bevan's subsequent Platoon, after returning to the South Wales Borderers, please click [ http://www.secondworldwar.nl/infantryman-afternoon-activities.php here].
To see his commemoration on the Pontypridd Roll of Honour, please click here.
To see his commemoration in the records of the Museum of The Royal Welsh please click here.
