Inscription

In honour and remembrance of the non-comissioned officers and men who lost their lives in the faithful performance of their duty to their country during the South African campaign of 1899-1902. Named Individuals - Q.M Sergeant (dedication name), Sergeants (dedication names), Col. Sergeant (dedication name), Corporals (dedication names), Privates (dedication names). Erected by their comrades.

Dedication

D. Donoghue - London W., T. R. Amery - London C.O., P. Caney - London S.E., J. T. Duncombe - London C.O., C. E. Minnards - London C.O., W. J. A. Rudderman - London S.E. , S. Watson - London C.O., G. R. White - London N. , T. Feldwick - London S.E., F. W. Bruns - Kircaldy, F. Cartlidge - Leeds, R. L. Harrison - London S.E., W. S. Lowson - Kircaldy, A. C. Skegg - London C.O., D. Baker - London C.O., J. Gobel - London C.O., J. S. Layzell - London C.O., F. W. Rusk - London C.O., C. H. Chamberlain - Stanmore, E. Harris - A.G.D., R. Mills - London S.W., K. C. Sanders - London C.O., A. Juffen - London C.O., G.W. P Davey - London E., W. J. Heaford - London S.E., G. Platt - Liverpool, O. R. Squirrell - London C.O., F. J. Wood - London S.E., A. T. Gribblev - London C.O., E.F. Howes - London S.W., A. L. Prebble - London N., T. Taylor - London C.O.

This memorial is located in the British Postal Museum Store.Access is by appointment.

Army Post Office Corps War Memorial
Location

51.6464808, 0.0868679

Address

Lenthall Road
Loughton
IG10 3UF
United Kingdom