Guardsman Archibald Graham Stirling

Service Number 24546294


Campaign:

Falkland Islands


Died:

14.6.1982

2SG
Aged 21
KIA Battle of Mount Tumbledown
Archie had died in the Battle for Mount Tumbledown, he was just 21 years old. Bill, his father never quite got over the shock of the news and died the following year in 1983.
Archie is buried at Cardonald Cemetery, Mosspark Boulevard in Glasgow

Memorial(s):

Country Location Name of Memorial Campaign Names Date(s)
Falkland islands Mt Tumbledown, Falkland islands Mount Tumbledown Memorial Falkland Islands
 Archibald Stirling 14-6-1982 View
England Blackpool Cenotaph North Promenade Blackpool Blackpool Lancashire FY1 1RE Blackpool Memorial to 2nd Battalion Scots Guards Falkland Islands
 Archibald Stirling 14-6-1982 View
Falkland Islands Port Stanley, Falkland Islands Liberation of the Falklands War Memorial Falkland Islands
 Archibald Stirling 14-6-1982 View
Falkland Islands Port Stanley, Falkland Islands Falkland Islands Maritime Museum Wall of Remembrance Falkland Islands
 Archibald Stirling 14-6-1982 View
Falkland Islands Goose Green, Falkland Islands Goose Green Museum Roll of Honour Falkland Islands
 Archibald Stirling 14-6-1982 View

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