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Charles Henry Charnock

Informations sur naissance

Date de naissance:
03/04/1897
Lieu de naissance:
Brixton, Surrey, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni

Informations générales

Profession:
Bricklayer

Informations service militaire

Pays:
Angleterre, Royaume-Uni
Force armée:
British Expeditionary Force
Rang:
Gunner
Numéro de service:
195781
Unités:
 —  Royal Field Artillery, 120th Bty. 27th Bde.  (Dernière unité connue)

Informations sur décès

Date de décès:
14/10/1917
Lieu de décès:
Zouave Wood, Belgique
Cause du décès:
Killed in action (K.I.A.)
Âge:
20

Cimetière

La Clytte Military Cemetery
Parcelle: III
Rangée: D
Tombe: 23

Distinctions et médailles 2

British War Medal
Médaille — 11/05/1920
Victory Medal
Médaille — 11/05/1920

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Gunner Charles Henry Charnock served in the 120th Battery of the 27th Brigade Royal Field Artillery, of the 5th Division’s Divisional artillery.
On the 13th of October 1917, the 120th Battery was situated near Zouave Wood, between the hamlet of Hooge on the Menin Road and Observatory Ridge. The Headquarters of the artillery Brigade were positioned at Larch Wood. On the following day there was heavy German shelling all around Observatory Ridge and the battery positions of the 27th Brigade Royal Field Artillery.
Gunner Charles Henry Charnock was mortally wounded on the 14th of October 1917. He fell victim due to German shelling on the position of the 120th Battery near Zouave Wood. He was buried in La Clytte Military Cemetery at Loker.

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