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Name: C G THOMPSON
Rank: Commander
Official number: -
Role: Observer
Service/attached: RN
Squadron: -
Ship/station: H.M.S. Salisbury (Lost in H.M.S. Harvester)
Date of death: 1943-03-11
Aircraft: - -
Place of death: At sea
Circumstances: DIED
Buried/commemorated: PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL - Devon
Commemoration details: Panel 78, Column 1
Family details: Son of William Graham Thompson and Oliveria Cromwell Thompson, of Cobham, Surrey. Awarded the Henry Leigh Carslake Prize, 1932; award for Inventions, 1934.
Rank: Commander
Official number: -
Role: Observer
Service/attached: RN
Squadron: -
Ship/station: H.M.S. Salisbury (Lost in H.M.S. Harvester)
Date of death: 1943-03-11
Aircraft: - -
Place of death: At sea
Circumstances: DIED
Buried/commemorated: PLYMOUTH NAVAL MEMORIAL - Devon
Commemoration details: Panel 78, Column 1
Family details: Son of William Graham Thompson and Oliveria Cromwell Thompson, of Cobham, Surrey. Awarded the Henry Leigh Carslake Prize, 1932; award for Inventions, 1934.
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