George Ormerod

1910–1944 (age 34)

Biography

George Ormerod was born in 1910 and served his country during the Second World War. He gave his life in 1944 during the intense fighting in Normandy, contributing to the liberation of occupied Europe.

Ormerod is commemorated at Saint-Manvieu war cemetery, where his final resting place stands as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made during the war. His memory endures among those who remember the cost of freedom.

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