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‘FOR VALOUR’: BRITAIN’S VICTORIA CROSS WINNERS – Sidebar: December/January 1999 British Heritage FeatureBritish Heritage | 0 comments | Print This Post | Email This Post Graves of VC Winners Subscribe Today
There are about a dozen Victoria Cross holders buried in unmarked graves in London and there may be as many as 100 in unmarked graves nationally. Unfortunately, there is no organization for the upkeep of graves although several have been found by individuals and markers placed on them. Many lie in ‘that piece of foreign soil that will forever be England’ while others went down with their ships. Here is a list of several VC winners’ graves: Angus Buchanan VC (First World War): John Cornwell VC (First World War): John Alexander Christie VC (First World War): Gerald Graham VC (Crimea): Arthur Evans VC (First World War): Frederick Hitch VC (Zululand): Albert Edward McKenzie VC (First World War): Godfrey Meynell VC (India): John Taylor VC (Crimea):
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