Second World War lists of prisoners of war in Germany

some information on their posting from the division to a ship, or station, under the heading ‘Disposal’.

Details recorded changed from era to era but can include: The registers are arranged by ships and later in alphabetical lists by surname. Registers of deaths, 1893–1948ĭownload and browse through digital microfilm copies of the registers of those killed or wounded on board ship between 18 (ADM 104/109 to ADM 104/142). Included among these records are details of the births and deaths of the children of marines. Search marriage registers by name for marines who served in the Chatham Division (ADM 183/114–120) and Portsmouth Division (ADM 184/43–54) on .uk ( £). Registers of births, marriages and of the deaths of children, 1830–1920

These are mainly British army awards but do include some for the Royal Marines. Search online by name and download ( £) Recommendations for Honours and Awards (WO 373) from our catalogue. Recommendations for honours and awards, 1935–1990 This database provides a complete listing of all Royal Marines who served in the First World War and also has service details for a large number of men. Search the award of campaign medals (ADM 171) for Royal Marines on .uk ( £). Royal Marine campaign medal rolls, 1793–1995 Search online by name and download ( £) Royal Marines’ service records (ADM 159) from Discovery, our catalogue. This history deals with events associated with the Royal Marines and subsequently in their commando role, starring in all of the major conflicts in which the UK became embroiled, including Italy, Malaysia, Cyprus, the Borneo confrontation with Indonesia, and more recently, Afghanistan.Royal Marines’ service records, 1842–1926 John Parker's new book charts how the units have moved away from their nautical beginnings to develop, over time, into the most versatile force in the British military, containing one of their most elite brigades. They are proud of their history and origins but the Navy heritage is fading. John Parker's new book charts how the units have moved away from their nautical beginnings to develop, over time, into the most versatile force in the British military, containing on The Royal Marines were originally formed under the auspices of the Royal Navy to guard its sailing ships from harm. The Royal Marines were originally formed under the auspices of the Royal Navy to guard its sailing ships from harm.

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