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Victor Parker Morgan
Victor Parker Morgan was a member of 2nd Leominster Scouts and a gunner in the Royal Artillery. He is recorded as being killed by enemy action at Tidworth, a garrison town on the edge of Salisbury Plain, on the 17th January 1941. He was 21 years old
He appears to have been killed along with 18 other servicemen when the camp was bombed
He is buried in a commonweath war grave within Leominster Cemetery, his headstone carries the inscription: