Remembrance

Royal Signals Association

Paying our respects to Corps members who have sadly passed away. We are always grateful to families and friends for providing us with information about the passing of retired members of the Royal Corps of Signals.

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Rank
Surname
Forename
Date of Death
Service
Remarks
Sgt
Speller
Doug
1972-90
Royal Signals Association East London Branch
Maj
Greenwood
James
1967-87
Royal Signals Association East London Branch
LCpl
Richmond
Norman
1942-47
Member of 3 Div Signals Reunion Club
Sig
Cuthbert
Brian
1953-60
Royal Signals Association East London Branch
Cpl
Brothwood
Trevor John
1977-91
Sgt
Holyoake
Alfred
1963-85
Sig
Solomon
Geoffrey
1946-48
Sig
Ashby
Brian
1959-65

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Rows of white headstones in a war cemetery with a domed stone memorial pavilion and wall behind

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War Graves

There are many signallers who fell in both of the world wars.

The Commonwealth War Graves Commission (CWGC) is required through a 1917 Royal Charter to mark, record and maintain the graves and places of commemoration of the Commonwealth of Nations military service members who died.