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World War II

Mr Glyn Bateman Whittaker (1935-1942)

Date of birth 10 November 1923
School Information Head prefect. Mawby Prize 1942. Secretary of the Debating Soceity. Cricket XI 1940, 1941, captain 1942. Rugby XV 1940, captain 1941. Hockey XI 1940, captain 1941, 1942. Swimming captain 1941, 1942. Keeper of Fives 1942. Squash team 1939, 1940; captain 1941, 1942. Sergeant J.T.C., cert. A.
Career Information None
Date of Death 28 June 1944
Cause of Death Died of wounds
Location Normandy, France
Cemetery Ranville War Cemetery, France and remembered on British Normandy Memorial
Rank Lieutenant
Brand of Service Royal Marines Commando
Story LTGLYNBATEMANWHITTAKER35-42

Lt, Royal Marine Commando. Died of wounds on Normandy Landing. Buried at Ranville War Cemetery in France. Only brother of RC Whittaker, also died – see below.