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The Fallen Old Bryanstonians

    To mark this year's period of Remembrance, we are sharing the stories of some of Bryanston's OBs who lost their lives in service for their country.
    We will remember them.

    Patrick barnard gillian mclean

    Shaftesbury 1934-1937

    Second Lieutenant, 1st Bt. Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders

    Francis michael armstrong

    Shaftesbury 1935-1940

    A.R.P.  Warden

    richard michael bolton

    Hardy 1930-1932

    Second Lieutenant and Observer, South African Air Force

    joseph brooks pilling

    Hardy 1938-1940

    Sub-Lieutenant [A] R.N.V.R.

    Bruce edwin cornwall macpherson

    Shaftesbury 1936-1938

    Flying Officer R..A.F.V.R.

    ian thomas findlay

    Connaught 1938-1941

    Flying Officer R.N.Z.A.F.

    john gordon taylor

    Dorset 1936-1941

    Flight Lieutenant R.A.F.V.R. 207 Squadron

    richard leslie hall

    Connaught 1929-1934

    Surgeon-Lieutenant R.N.V.R. [H.M.S. Kite]

     
     
     
    charles robin veevers moysey adams

    Shaftesbury 1933-1936

    Major. Royal Fusiliers, 1st Battalion, City of London

    horace anthony platt

    Salisbury 1928-1932

    Captain, Reconnaissance Squadron, 1st Airborne Division

     

    See below for the full list of Old Bryanstonians who lost their lives in service for their country.

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