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Cugny Communal Cemetery |
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Aisne, France |
Pictures courtesy of Barry Cuttell
WW2 Plot
| Cugny is a village in the department
of Aisne, some 30 kilometres south-west of St Quentin on the D937. When
passing through the village there is a large crucifix at the edge of the
road, take the small road opposite this and then the first track on the
right which leads to the cemetery. On entering the cemetery, turn
immediately right and the war graves will be found at the rear of the
cemetery on your right.
There is 1 unidentified burial of the 1914-1918 war and 7 of the 1939-1945 war here. No. of Identified Casualties: 7 |
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FLIGHT DETAILS:
Base: Tempsford, Bedfordshire |
Six of the seven members of the crew killed at Cugny 9th August 1944.
(Courtesy of John Grady)
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Burial Details:
Sgt. Clifford George BRAGG. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Aged 20. Son of Clifford and Florence Lily Bragg of Kingsbury, Middlesex
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WW1 grave
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Pilot Officer John Grady (Courtesy of nephew - John Grady)
Sergeant
Ellis Markson (Courtesy of John Grady)
Flight
Sgt. Nicholls (Courtesy of Courtesy of sister - Lesley Petrocelli and
niece - Fiona Petrocelli)