Captain L Mahon
Campaign:
Peninsula War
Also mentioned on a now destroyed plaque following the bombing of the Guards Chapel during WW2
From a letter from a retired Australian Army Officer wriiting an article on 6 Guards Officers including two 3rd Guards(Standen and Blane) who fought at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815
Memorial(s):
| Country | Location | Name of Memorial | Campaign | Names | Date(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| France | Saint Eteine, Bayonne. France | 3rd Guards Cemetery, Saint Eteine, Bayonne. | Peninsula War |
L Mahon | -- | View |
| England | The Royal Military Chapel (The Guards' Chapel) of St James Park Wellington Barracks Birdcage Walk Westminster City Of Westminster Greater London SW1H 6HQ | Memorial Plaque in Guards Chapel | World War 1 Boer War |
L Mahon | -- | View |
Further information:
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If you have information on a specific memorial please send it on to the Historical Committee. The Memorial information required is:
- Who or what formation of the Regiment is named on the memorial. What event, dates or other inscriptions on the memorial.
- The country, nearest town/city or other details of location.
- A description of the memorial with a photograph if possible.
- For bigger sites a copy of any advertising information or leaflets would be useful.
Please sent any information that you find to: Michael Campbell-Lamerton
As the information on the database builds up Michael Campbell-Lamerton will be sending regular updates to Archives at RHQ who remains the point of contact about for inquiries on past members of the Regiment.
