BADGE & INSIGNIA REFERENCE
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Examples of search criteria:
- George - will return all entries with Memorial George. Note searches are not case
sensitive, e.g. searching for George and george will return the same entries.
- Commando – will return all the entries that have Commando in the content, e.g. Memorial
Commando and Unit Commando.
- george Malta – will return all entries that have george as the Memorial name and
Malta as the Country.
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| Memorial | Unit | Date | Country | Location | Notes | Inscription |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Puchevillers British Cemetery | France | |||||
| Purbrook Christ Church D-Day Memorial Window | Royal Marines | United Kingdom | Purbrook | D-Day Memorial Window in Christ Church, Portsdown, Purbrook, Hampshire. The church was used by H.Q. British Second Army for an Eve of Battle Service before the Invasion of Normandy. | ||
| Purbrook War Memorial | Royal Marines Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Hampshire | R Bone Private PO/15058 Royal Marine Light Infantry Died 13th September 1918 Son of Richard Bone of Hale's Cottage, Southwick, Fareham, Hants Commonwealth War Dead Buried in Purbrook (st. John the Baptist) churchyard | ||
| Purbrook War Memorial Gate | 1914-1919 | United Kingdom | St John the Baptist Church, Purbrook, Hants | Private Richard William Joseph Mortimore Bone, PO/15058, RMLI, HMS Cochrane. Buried in churchyard - see Graves database | Includes: Pte R Bone, RMLI | |
| Quartermaster William Kay Healey plaque | 12 October 1876 | United Kingdom | NMRN Store | Originally in the RMA Church, Eastney (The Crinoline Church), then moved to St Andrew's Church c. 1904 before being removed to Museum store c. 1998 | To the memory of William Kay Healey, Quarter Master in the Royal Marine Artillery who died 12 October 1876 aged 59 years. This monument is erected by his brother officers to mark their estimation of a long and honorable career of 41 years and as a token of affection and sincere regard. | |
| Queant Communal Cemetery Extension | France | |||||
| Queant Road Communal Cemetery | France | |||||
| Quebec - Canada | Royal Marines | Canada | Quebec | Municipalite de Saint-Paul-de-L'ile-Aux-Noix, Quebec, Canada. Inscription: Battle of the Lacolle Mill. 30 March, 1814, Major R. B. Handcock and a garrison 500 men 13th Regiment, Royal Marines, Canadian Fencibles, Voltiguers, Indians withstood attack by 4,000 American soldiers with Gen. Wilkinson. Last American invasion Canada | ||
| R N Association Malta GC Memorial | Malta GC | Pieta | Memorial erected by the Royal Naval Association Malta GC Branch at Pieta, Malta GC. 2,336 Royal Marines died at sea 1914-1918. 2,135 Royal Marines died at sea 1939-1945. Inscription: We will remember them - Lest we forget | |||
| Ranville War Cemetery, France | RM Commandos | France | Ranville | |||
| Ravena War Cemetery, Italy | Royal Marines | Italy | Ravena | |||
| Redruth War Memorial (2) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Cornwall | Conrad Moyle PLY/1554(S) Private Royal Marine Light Infantry 2nd R.M. Bn. R.N. Division | ||
| Redruth War Memorial (1) | Royal Marine Artillery | United Kingdom | Cornwell | Leslie John Wright Gunner RMA/14511 (PO), H.M.S. "Natal", Royal Marine Artillery. Killed when his ship was sunk by an internal explosion near Cromarty on 30 December 1915. Born 17 November 1896 in Devonport, Son of Mary Wright, of 3 Fords Row, Redruth, Cornwall. Enlisted 4 January 1915. Religious denomination Church of England. No known grave. Commemorated on PORTSMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL, Hampshire. Panel 9. | ||
| Richard G Fice kneeler | 1989 | United Kingdom | St Ann's Church, HM Dockyard, Portsmouth | Musician Richard George Fice, one of eleven RM Bandsmen killed by an IRA bomb at the RM School of Music on 22 Sep 1989. | Richard G Fice, School of Music, Deal | |
| Richmond War Memorial | United Kingdom | Surrey | Herbert Guthrie Private CH/2062/S | |||
| Ringwood Memorial Cross | 1914-1918, 1939-1945 | United Kingdom | Park, Christchurch Road, Ringwood, Hants | WW1: Pte Joseph Mew, RMLI, PO/16469; Musician Ralph Frederick Fall Perrett, RM Band, RMB/1498; Pte Ernest George Saint, RMLI, PO/17066; Band Cpl Thomas Henry Smith, RMB/1294; Cpl Frederick Ernest Victor Wilcox, DSM, MID, RMLI, PO/16936. WW2: Mne Harold Leslie Skeats, RM, PO/X 1845, died 1 Dec 1942 (buried Ringwood Cemetery) | WW1: In grateful memory of the men of Ringwood who lost their lives for their King and Country in the Great War, 1914-1918. Includes: Mew, J; Perrett, R F F; Saint, E G; Smith, T H; Wilcox, F E V. WW2: Roll of Honour, 1939-1945. Includes: Skeats, H E. | |
| Ringwood War Memorial (1) | Royal Marines Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Hampshire | Joseph Mew Private PO/16469 | ||
| Ringwood War Memorial (2) | Royal Marine Band | United Kingdom | Hampshire | Ralph Frederick Fall Perrett Musician RMB/12418 | ||
| Ringwood War Memorial (3) | Royal Marine Light Infantry | United Kingdom | Hampshire | Ernest George Saint Private PO/17066 | ||
| Ringwood War Memorial (4) | Royal Marine Band | United Kingdom | Hampshire | Thomas Henry Smith Band Corporal 1294 |