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    Memorial

    Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal

    Royal Engineers Bomb Disposal memorial

    Source: Copyright Simon James

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    Current Location

    Mundesley Maritime Museum, Beach Road, Mundesley On Sea, North Norfolk, Norfolk, NR11 8BG, England

    OS Grid Reference

    TG 31422 36722

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    Type of Memorial
    Trophy / Relic
    WMR Reference Number
    54473
    Description
    A carcase of a Second World War German bomb mounted nose down on a solid base clad in Norfolk flints. Four metal plaques affixed to flint base.
    Inscription
    Plaque 1: Royal Engineer Cap Badge with drawing of a bomb on each side at the top. THIS IS A MEMORIAL TO THE MANY BRAVE / ROYAL ENGINEER BOMB DISPOSAL PERSONNEL / WHO WERE KILLED WHILE CLEARING BRITISH LANDMINES / FROM THE NORFOLK COAST BETWEEN 1944 AND 1953// IT IS THANKS TO THEM AND THEIR COLLEAGUES / THAT OUR CLIFFS AND BEACHES ARE NOW SAFE / FOR EVERYONE TO USE AND ENJOY// THOSE WHO SURVIVED WILL NEVER FORGET/ THOSE WHO DID NOT WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN / AUTHOR UNKNOWN// ONE DOES NOT MOURN BRAVE MEN / ONE SALUTES THEM / DEREHAM DISTRICT CORONER, A H WOOD, 1953 Plaques 2, 3 and 4: Royal Engineer Cap Badge with drawing of a bomb on each side at the top followed by (names) Small plaque above plaque 1: DEDICATED BY/ SIR TIMOTHY COLMAN KG/ H.M. Lord-lieutenant of Norfolk/ ON/ 2nd MAY 2004.
    War
    Second World War (1939-1945)
    Number Commemorated
    27
    Died
    27
    Information shown
    rank, forenames, initials, surname, age at death, date of death, place of death
    Order of names
    Grouped by place of death, surname
    Sponsor Type
    public

    Ceremonies

    Dedicated

    2 May 2004

    Local Clergy/Dignitaries

    Custodian
    Norfolk Landmine Clearance Memorial Committee

    Components

    Base

    Made from: Brick, Stone


    Condition: Good


    Memorial

    Made from: Metal


    Condition: Good


    Plaques / Panels with names

    Made from: Metal


    Condition: Good


    Report a Concern

    War Memorials Trust Reference Number
    151646

    To report a concern about the condition of this memorial, visit War Memorial Trust.

    Help update these details if the condition is wrongWar Memorials Register Logo
    • Liverpool Daily Post 4 / 16 April 2004
    • BBC News Online http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/norfolk/3126708.stm
    • Blesmag Summer 2004
    • Roll of Honour - COASTAL MINE CLEARANCE THE UNSUNG HEROES www.roll-of-honour.com/Norfolk/NorfolkCoastalMineClearance.html
    • Recording Archive for Public Sculpture in Norfolk & Suffolk http://www.racns.co.uk/sculptures.asp?action=getsurvey&id=562 Mundesley Bomb Disposal Memorial