A / Captain Andrew Beauchamp-Proctor VC, DSO, MC & Bar, DFC - 84 Squadron, Royal Air Force

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Name Thomas,
ARTHUR (real name MCARTHUR)		 Andrew Weatherby,
BEAUCHAMP-PROCTOR		 William,
GOSLING		 Clement Walker,
HENEAGE
Rank Gunner & Driver A / Captain Major Captain
Force Royal Regiment of Artillery 84 Squadron, Royal Air Force V51 Trench Mortar Battery
Royal Field Artillery		 8th ( King's Royal Irish ) Hussars
VC won Sebastopol, Crimea,
7 June 1855		 Over France,
8 August - 8 October 1918		 Arras, France,
5 Arpil 1917		 Gwalior, Indian Mutiny,
17 June 1858 *
London Gaz 24 February 1857 30 November 1918 14 June 1917 26 January 1859
Born Abbotsham, Devon,
1835		 Mossel Bay, Cape Province, South Africa,
4 September 1894		 Wanborough,
15 August 1892		 Compton Bassett,
6 March 1831
Died 2 March 1902,
Savernake		 21 June 1921,
RAF display, Upavon		 12 February 1945,
Wroughton		 9 December 1901,
Compton Bassett
Grave Cadley Churchyard Upavon Cemetery
( re-interred Mafeking Cemetery, South Africa )		 St John & St Helen's Churchyard Cemetery Extension, Wroughton St Swithun's Church, Compton Bassett
( vault beneath the aisle )
Location
of VC		 Royal Artillery Museum
( A new museum is planned on Salisbury Plain )		 Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London		 Not publicly held Lord Ashcroft Gallery
Imperial War Museum, London
Remarks None DSO MC & Bar DFC None * Elected by the regiment

WILTSHIRE

Name George,
STRONG


Rank Private


Force 1st Bn, Coldstream Guards


VC won Sebastopol, Crimea,
September 1855


London Gaz 24 February 1857


Born Odcombe, Somerset,
7 April 1833


Died 25 August 1888,
Sherston Magna


Grave Church of the Holy Cross, Sherston


Location
of VC		 Coldstream Guards RHQ, Wellington Barracks, London


Remarks None


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