Inshaw, F B

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Frank Bernard Inshaw

Family/Last name:
Inshaw
Forename(s) and initial(s):
Frank Bernard
Place of birth:
Brighton
Date of birth:
17/11/1920
Nationality:
British
Service number:
7349895
Military Unit:
British Army, Royal Army Medical Corps
Place of capture:
Dunkirk
POW number:
12423
Camp
Stalag VIIIB Lamsdorf / Stalag 344
Data sources
The National Archives (UK)Other Sources (Relative Report)
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My uncle Frank Bernard Inshaw was a prisoner at this camp.

He was captured at Dunkirk. My uncle and his friend Jack Staples found themselves when captured as members of The Royal Army Medical Corp looking after the British wounded in a building’s basement somewhere outside Dunkirk. 

I am also certain that two other friends also taken at the same time were Teddy Coleman and Roy Prior. These had all joined up together as friends from Ashford, Kent, and were all keen sportsmen who played for local sides.

Graham Lilley

 

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