| First World War |
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| Brind | Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery | The War Graves Photographic Project | |||
| Brind, Frederick Alfred Nelson | H.M.S. Trumpeter. | Reading Cemetery | 1945 | The War Graves Photographic Project | |
| BRIND Derek Thomes | Sapper | 190359 | RE (Royal Engineers) | 1944 | 1939 1945 War Memorial Aldbourne (St. Michael) Churchyard Bayeux War Cemetery |
| Frank BRIND | Private | 5624462 | 2nd Bn. Devonshire Regiment (DCVR) | 1944 | The War Graves Photographic Project Tilly-Sur-Seulles War Cemetery |
| George Ambrose BRIND | Sergeant | 913795 | RAF | 1943 | The War Graves Photographic Project Barking (Rippleside) Cemetery Ceuta (Santa Catalina) Municipal Cemetery Spanish Morocco |
| James Robert BRIND | Flight Lieutenant | 136327 | RAF 166 Sqdn | 1943 | The War Graves Photographic Project Hamburg Cemetery |
| John Leslie BRIND | Sapper | 200105 | 510 Field Coy. Royal Engineers (RE) | 1944 | The War Graves Photographic Project Groesbeek Memorial |
| Lorraine Ernest Walter BRIND | Sapper | 1914330 | 663 Artisan Works Coy. Royal Engineers (RE) | 1940 | The War Graves Photographic Project Dunkirk Memorial |
| Max Brind | Able Seaman | MEMORIAL ID 13287788 | While working on my Brind line here in Australia, I came across the unfortunate death of Max Brind, son of Edward William Henry Brind and grandson of Enos Brind of Highworth, Wiltshire, England.
Max Brind tragically lost his life on the 20 Nov 1941 aboard the H.M.A.S Sydney when it was shot down by the Japanese in WW2 with no survivors. Max Brind is my first cousin 4 times removed with the two of us sharing Enos Brind and Mary Reynolds as common ancestors. R.I.P Max Brind (1921-1941). |
20 Nov 1941 (aged 20) |
MEMORIAL SITE (A structure erected in honour of someone whose remains lie elsewhere.)
Plymouth Naval Memorial
Plymouth, Plymouth Unitary Authority, Devon, England PLOT
Panel 60 Column 2
ยท View Source BIRTH 25 Mar 1921 New South Wales, Australia |
| Richard Henry BRIND | Dvr. | T/187682 | Royal Army Service Corps (RASC) | 1943 | The War Graves Photographic Project Kanchanaburi War Cemetery |
| Sidney S BRIND | Sergeant | 901284 | 7 Field Regt. Royal Artillery (RA) | 1944 | The War Graves Photographic Project Milsbeek War Cemetery |
| Thomas George BRIND | Lance Corporal | 2662734 | 4th Bn. Coldstream Guards (C/Gds) | 1945 | The War Graves Photographic Project Hanover War Cemetery |
| William Walter BRIND | ?? | ?? | 257 Sqdn. | 1943 | The War Graves Photographic Project Upper Lambourn (St. Luke) Churchyard Extension |
| There may be some interesting stories in the above. There is the obviously strangely named Lorraine, a bloke. But perhaps more interestingly there is Thomas G Brind, who appears to have been 55, a ripe old age for a squaddie even in 1945! He was in the Coldstream Guards. Then there is George A Brind who seems to have died in a plane crash in Gibraltar. | |||||
| See also Japanese prisoners of war: drummer boys James and Freddie Brind . | |||||
HMS Trumpeter was an interesting boat. It started out as the American ship USS Bastian, an aircraft carrier. The ship was lent to the UK for the war effort. On May 4, 1945 (about the time Frederick Brind died) it took part in Operation Judgement, an attack on the U boat depot at Kilbotn, Norway. |
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