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The Westminster Regiment was formed in 1910 as the 104th Regiment. They saw action during both world wars.





Eric Herbert Moore, Westminster Regiment.

Eric Herbert Moore H 102529 Westminster Regiment.

Here is a list of 18 members of the Westminsters who were killed at the Melfa River crossing in Italy on May 24,1944; Lieut.R Ketcheson, Sgt.F W Becker, L/Cpl.E E Webb, Cpl.C M Rice, Cpl. J R Crowther and Privates M J Neill, N Fruno, W W E Doss, W M Drummond, F G Jeffrey, V O Knudsen, H J Lawrence, I E Lindstrom, T Richard, D Thompson, M R Tocker, J D Keller and E H Moore who was my uncle.



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List of those who served with The Westminster Regiment during the Second World War

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