Douglas Reynolds

1882–1916 (age 34)

Biography

Douglas Reynolds, born 1882, served as an officer of the Royal Field Artillery and earned distinction for his unwavering bravery on the Western Front.

His leadership and sacrifice were recognized with the Victoria Cross, a testament to the courage displayed by him and his comrades before he fell in 1916.

Also buried at Étaples Military Cemetery

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1890–1918 (age 28)
Étaples Military Cemetery
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1886–1919 (age 33)
Étaples Military Cemetery
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George Denham
1880–1917 (age 37)
Étaples Military Cemetery
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Duncan Sayre MacInnes
1860–1918 (age 58)
Étaples Military Cemetery
Military personnel who served during the First World War.
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Étaples Military Cemetery
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Ed Harrison
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Étaples Military Cemetery
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