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Royal Irish Regiment Regimental Association CGC. The Association was formed following the disbandment of |
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Ulster Defence Regiment (CGC)The Ulster Defence Regiment lost 197 Soldiers (4 of whom were female) during Op. Banner while in Service. A further 61 were targeted and murdered AFTER having left the Regiment. The UDR Soldier |
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The letters CGC stand for Conspicuous Gallantry Cross which was awarded to the Regiment by HM The Queen on 6th October 2006 ... this award was to the Regiment and is unique as no bravery award has ever been awarded to any Regiment before or since, thus the full title of the Regiment is the Ulster Defence Regiment CGC (for short). |
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10th Battalion |
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Pte
Samuel Trainor Age 40 (Part Time) C. Coy. |
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Pte
Robert McComb Age 22 (Part Time) D. Coy. |
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Pte
Terence Maguire Age 23 (Part Time) Coy Not Known. |
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Pte
William L. Kenny Age 28 (Part Time) G. Coy. |
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Cpl
John Geddis Age 26 (Part Time) D. Coy. |
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L/Cpl
Gerald W. D. Tucker Age 37 (Part Time) D. Coy. |
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Cpl
James McFall Age 38 (Part Time) D. Coy. |
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Cpl
Hugh A. Rogers Age 50 (Part Time) B. Coy. |
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Sgt
Robert L. Batchelor Age 36 (Part Time) A. Coy. |
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Pte
Alexander Gore Age 23 (Full Time) G. Coy. |
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Pte
Mark A. Stockman Age 20 (Part Time) D. Coy. |
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Sgt
Ricky Connelly Age 49 (Part Time) F. Coy. |