PrivateHarold LambGeneral Service Corps Private Harold Lamb died on 18th June 1944 aged 37 years old. His grave is in Section 5X of Bangor New Cemetery, Bangor, Co. Down. GunnerHarold DouglasGunner Harold Douglas died on 18th June 1942 serving with 2nd Battery, 1st Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment. His grave is in Belfast City Cemetery, Co. Antrim. Warrant Officer Class IWilliam John CunninghamWarrant Officer Class I William John Cunningham died on 17th June 1944 while serving in Normandy with 9th Battalion The Parachute Regiment, Army Air Corps. PrivateHenry OfordKnown to family and friends as Harry, Private Henry Oford of Derry, Co. Londonderry died on 11th June 1944 during the Black Watch's advance on Breville. RiflemanNathaniel Morton MagillRifleman Nathaniel Morton Magill died at Longueval, Normandy on 11th June 1944 when his platoon of 1st Battalion Royal Ulster Rifles came under sniper fire. CorporalAlbert Edward ReubenRoyal Army Ordnance Corps Corporal Albert Edward Reuben lived in Bangor, Co. Down at the time of his death on 10th June 1945 close to the end of the war. RiflemanJames Henry HoltJames Henry Holt was born in England but lived at 8 Kensington Street, Belfast, Co. Antrim at the time of his death aged 50 years old on 10th June 1940. RiflemanJoseph GreerRifleman Joseph Greer served in Italy with the Royal Ulster Rifles before returning home injured to Northern Ireland where he died on 10th June 1944. PrivateWilliam John RowePrivate William John Rowe of Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh died on D-Day, 6th June 1944 as 5/7th Battlion Gordon Highlanders landed at Juno Beach, Normandy. 123…68Next Page » Newsletter SignupIf you'd like to hear more from WartimeNI, you can sign up for regular free updates to your inbox. Just enter your email address below. Email Address