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Hello Stephane,
Best wishes with your move. I expect the photo is at the bottom of the biggest box!! :( There is no immediate rush. I look forward to receiving the information when you are not busy with moving. :shock:
Regards Geoff
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Hello Stephane,
Here is a photo of Hubert (Micky) Wadsworth. Thankyou for putting me in touch with Allan. Iwould like to see the photo of Fred Teasdales Troop.
Geoff.
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Hello Steph,
Many thanks for your reply. I will contact you via PM.
Geoff Roper
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I am currently researching the circumstances of the death of my Uncle - Gunner 1610143 Hubert Samual Wadsworth, Royal Artillery. He was posted to No: 3 Commando 4th July 1942 (aged 24) and participated in the Dieppe Raid on 19th August 1942.
Having survived the attack from German convoy and landing at Berneval (Yellow Beach 1) with Capt R. L. Wills of the Duke of Cornwalls Light Infantry they reached the cliffs when Capt Wills was shot in the throat and passed out. Capt Wills was captured and the following year wrote to family to explain that Gunner Wadsworth's dead body was bought into a dressing station (not known where but presumed German) the morning after the raid.
Gunner Wadsworth is buried in a commonwealth war grave at Gamaches Communal Cemetary, France which is probably about 20 miles or so from Dieppe. At the moment we do not know what happened between the time Capt. Wills was shot and Gunner Wadsworth body being brought in to the dressing station the following morning.
Is anyone able to assist with further information?
Are there any surviving members of No 3 Commando who fought in the Dieppe raid?
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