James Budd Bissett

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James Budd Bissett

James Budd Bissett joined the Durham light infantry as a boy soldier. He later enlisted in the Queens Regiment and was then transfered to the 2nd battalion Wiltshire Regt.He was killed in action on March 24th 1944 at Anzio Italy.

Date & Place: 1938

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