Richard Collette-Thomas

1912–1944 (age 32)

Biography

Richard Collette-Thomas was born in 1912 and served during the Second World War. He made the ultimate sacrifice in 1944 during the Normandy campaign, contributing to the struggle against Nazi occupation.

Collette-Thomas is commemorated at Saint-Manvieu war cemetery, where he is remembered among the many who gave their lives for their country. His service remains a testament to the courage of wartime servicemen.

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