Alfred Kemlo, 1st Battalion
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posted on 2024-06-05, 20:08 authored by Their Finest Hour Project TeamThis story is about my father-in-law, Alfred Kemlo. He had holes in his arm, which were bullet marks, and he told us, "These are the laundry marks!" [sic]
My mother-in-law was taking care of children when my father-in-law was serving in the Army; she was working at a hotel to support her family.
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1. Medal 2. Action for which commended 3. Citation for a different action 4. Death reportPerson the story/items relate to
Alfred KemloPerson who shared the story/items
Iris Rosemary KemloRelationship between the subject of the story and its contributor
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Shared at Royal Navy Submarine Museum, Gosport, Hampshire on 27 October 2023.Record ID
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