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Military service
Service number:
V/53408
Age:
20
Rank:
Able Seaman
Force:
Navy
Unit/Regiment:
Royal Canadian Naval Volunteer Reserve
Division:
H.M.S. Cicala
Death:
May 28, 1944
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
Sec. B. Grave 178.
Additional information
Son of James and Annie Duncan, of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Gen.
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Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
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Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
Digital gallery of
Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
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Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
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Able Seaman Alexander Hugh Duncan
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Page 296 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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