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Old 20-05-2007, 02:09 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Are there any other Memorials to the Falklands' casualties?
Yes.

From the two names engraved on Accrington's WW1/2 memorial, through the Falklands Stone in Aldershot cemetery (near the Warrenpoint bench) and the "Yomping Cabbagehead" at the RM museum to the cairns on South Georgia (9 Sqn RE and probably others) there are quite a few.

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