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Edward Charles Sutton Monson

 Edward Charles Sutton Monson

Person details

Forename(s) Edward Charles Sutton
Surname Monson
Rank Lieutenant
Regiment Royal Field Artillery
Age
Death Died of wounds received near Bethune
Place of Death France
Date of Death 15/06/1918
Year of Entry 1912
House Letter E
School Notes
Comments No photograph. CWGC: A battery, 331st brigade. Obituary in Radleian of 1/11/1918. Wounds rec'd on 14th.
Commonwealth War Graves Commission Link https://www.cwgc.org/find-record...
Unit 331st Brigade
Prefect Football xi & xv
Military Decorations [MC] Military Cross
Album Number 5
Battle
Previous Regiment -
Additional Notes 1.11.1918 The Radleian. Citation for the Military Cross. Sec. Lt. E. C. S. Monson, R.F.A. - This officer volunteered for special service, he and another officer at dawn taking two guns in front of the infantry line without escort and engaging the enemy, bringing back the limbers for more ammunition, and using it up. This action checked the enemy advance and afforded time for the withdrawal of the infantry.
Burial or Cemetery PERNES BRITISH CEMETERY, Pas de Calais, France. Grave ref V. B. 4
Place of Birth Acton, London
Post School Woolwich
Shields in Hall