Any info on the following man : LAMBERT, FREDERICK Rank: Signalman Service No: 2378632 Date of Death: 23/02/1945 Age: 22 Regiment/Service: Royal Corps of Signals 17 L. of C. Sigs. Grave Reference: IV. A. 13. Cemetery: SCHOONSELHOF CEMETERY Additional Information: Son of Thomas and Georgina Lambert; husband of Marjorie Lambert, of Newark, Nottinghamshire. Any V2 strikes on the day that might account for him ?
Casualty List No. 1698 Dated 6 March 1945 Western Europe Killed in Action 23.2.45 Royal Corps of Signals, 17 L of C Sigs 2378632 Lambert Sigmn F 2375394 Pick Sigmn AJ 2369649 Wear Sigmn T
Feb. 23, (03.28 hours) - Batt. SS Abt. 500, Dalfsen, Site 411 (Estate Mataram), V-2 rocket fired, impacted near Esbeek, Netherlands. Can't find any details , 3 signalmen , Royal Marines of 5 RM AA Brigade and a RA attachd to 5 RM are listed killed that day.
UK, Army Roll of Honour, 1939-1945 Name: Frederick Lambert Given Initials: F Rank: Signalman Death Date: 23 Feb 1945 Number: 2378632 Birth Place: Nottinghamshire Residence: Nottinghamshire Branch at Enlistment: Royal Corps of Signals Theatre of War: Western Europe Campaign, 1944/45 Regiment at Death: Royal Corps of Signals Branch at Death: Royal Corps of Signals Example sheet showing Lambert Results 34 are shown as killed that day, all buried at this cemetery, others killed this day may of course be buried at other cemeteries TD
Thanks TD , Casualty Lists of the Royal Navy and Dominion Navies, World War 2 lists the RM's as KIA in the Netherlands. The RA was attached to the RM's. Looking up on the 5 RM AA it said it had a large Signals detachment as well.