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Grave of Wolverhampton soldier killed in Second World War is identified nearly 80 years after he went missing

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Trooper (Tpr) Robert John Cheshire, aged 20, served with 23rd Hussars, part of The Royal Armoured Corps. A rededication service was held at the Commonwealth War Graves Commission's Banneville-la-Campagne War Cemetery in France yesterday.

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Grave of Wolverhampton soldier killed in Second World War is identified nearly 80 years after he went missing

The grave of a Wolverhampton soldier has been identified in Normandy nearly 80 years after he went missing.

2 months ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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Grave of Wolverhampton soldier killed in Second World War is identified nearly 80 years after he went missing

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Grave of Wolverhampton soldier killed in Second World War is identified nearly 80 years after he went missing

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