First World War

Oficial account of the Post Office Rifles	For a less sanitised story see Robert Graves Goodbye to All That	Oldest cavalryman dies in 2005
Letters from the battlefield: Rifleman Herbert Brind	The Fighting Brinds	Discharged

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Deaths

Royal Marine Medal Roll 1914-1920 - details From Find My Past

First name(s)	Ernest Eric
Last name	BRIND
Number	PLY/17492
Rank	Private
Awards
Medals & clasps earned	1914-15 Star, Victory & British War Medals
How issued or disposed of	Self
Service branch	Royal Marine Light Infantry
Unit
Date of death	not known
Cause of death
Remarks
Notes	Discharged by Purchase.

First name(s)	Frederick Charles
Last name	BRIND	s
Number	CH/12764
Rank	Private
Awards
Medals & clasps earned	1914 Star, Victory & British War Medals
How issued or disposed of	R.M. Barracks, Chatham.
Service branch	Royal Marine Light Infantry
Unit
Date of death	not known
Cause of death
Remarks
Notes	Chatham Battalion at Ostend 1914. Discharged to Pension. 1914 Star issued to R.M. Barracks Chatham 5/2/1919.

First name(s)	George Charles
Last name	BRIND	s
Number	PO/7385(RFR/B/748)
Rank	Private
Awards
Medals & clasps earned	1914 Star, Victory & British War Medals
How issued or disposed of	1914 Star to R.M. Barracks, Portsmouth (11/8/1919), Victory & British War Medals to Self.
Service branch	Royal Marine Light Infantry
Unit
Date of death	not known
Cause of death
Remarks
Notes	Portsmouth Battalion at Ostend 1914.