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World War II 1939 1945 Memorial Plaque Bonnybridge. |
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Pipe Major |
M MacLachlan |
Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders |
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Corporal |
J Ferguson |
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R Irvine |
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W McGibbon |
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J McNab |
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W Stewart |
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C Weir |
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Lance Corporal |
J Duncan |
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J McNiven |
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Private |
F Connell |
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J Fitzpatrick |
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Private |
G Laurie |
Gordon Highlanders |
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Private |
W Anthony |
Kings Own Scottish Borderers |
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J Harper |
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W Leckie |
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Seaman |
J Boaze |
Merchant Navy |
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Cabin Boy |
M Allan |
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Sergeant |
G Dawson |
Parachute Regiment |
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Private |
T Brereton |
Pioneer Corps |
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W Taylor |
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Gunner |
J Deans |
Royal Artillery |
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W Laird |
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J Mackie |
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I Thomson |
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Corporal |
J Jeffrey |
Royal Army Service Corps |
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The phrase PRO ARIS ET FOLCIS is a mis-spelling of
the Latin phrase pro aris et focus meaning for
our altars and hearths which was a way of
describing their homes. The phrase in this case means We died defending our
homes. |
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