3398 Private William Edward Couzens, was Killed in Action on the 19th.July 1916, Aged 19, while serving with the 2/4th.Battalion, The Royal Berkshire Regiment.
Following an attack on the German lines, on the 18th.July, the Battalion war diary entry for the 19th., reported CASUALTIES - 3 Officers Killed and 2 wounded,
35 Other Ranks KILLED, 115 Wounded and 8 suffering from Shell Shock.
William was confirmed as one of those Killed.
Son of the late Mrs. J. Couzens, of Chapel St., Thatcham, Berks.
Following an attack on the German lines, on the 18th.July, the Battalion war diary entry for the 19th., reported CASUALTIES - 3 Officers Killed and 2 wounded,
35 Other Ranks KILLED, 115 Wounded and 8 suffering from Shell Shock.
William was confirmed as one of those Killed.
Son of the late Mrs. J. Couzens, of Chapel St., Thatcham, Berks.
3398 Private William Edward Couzens, was Killed in Action on the 19th.July 1916, Aged 19, while serving with the 2/4th.Battalion, The Royal Berkshire Regiment.
Following an attack on the German lines, on the 18th.July, the Battalion war diary entry for the 19th., reported CASUALTIES - 3 Officers Killed and 2 wounded,
35 Other Ranks KILLED, 115 Wounded and 8 suffering from Shell Shock.
William was confirmed as one of those Killed.
Son of the late Mrs. J. Couzens, of Chapel St., Thatcham, Berks.
Following an attack on the German lines, on the 18th.July, the Battalion war diary entry for the 19th., reported CASUALTIES - 3 Officers Killed and 2 wounded,
35 Other Ranks KILLED, 115 Wounded and 8 suffering from Shell Shock.
William was confirmed as one of those Killed.
Son of the late Mrs. J. Couzens, of Chapel St., Thatcham, Berks.
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