
Alyth World War II Memorial - Perth & Kinross, Scotland.
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N 56° 37.025 W 003° 13.416
30V E 486277 N 6274785
Second World War memorial on the southern edge of the small Perthshire town of Alyth in Scotland.
Waymark Code: WM12VEX
Location: Northern Scotland, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 07/19/2020
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The small town of Alyth lies amidst a rural setting in eastern Perthshire, Scotland. On the southern edge of the town on a corner site at Alyth Muir is situated the town's war memorials. The prominent First World War memorial dominates a paved garden area, with the Second World War memorial adjacent to the rear. This takes the form of a stone tablet set within a wall. The inscription reads as follows:
'TO THE GLORY OF GOD IN MEMORY OF THOSE WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE SECOND WORLD WAR 1939-1945'
There are the names and rank of thirty men and one woman inscribed.
ROYAL NAVY:
Sto. I/C Duncan BlairOrd. Coder Robert Blair
A.B. Alexander Ford
Lt. Comdr. George Gellatly (R.I.N.)
A.B. Charles W. B. Orchison
MERCHANT NAVY:
2nd Radio Off. Douglas Brodie
1st Radio Off. James O. Mackay
2nd Officer David R. Mackay
Surgeon James McGlashan
ARMY:
Sgt. William E. C. Chapman
C.S.M. Malcolm Dewar
Cnr. James S. Easton
Dvr. Robert Howitt
Cpl. William Keay
Pte. William M. Logan
Pte. William A. Lundie
Capt. David J. Millar
S/Sgt. Thomas C. McClive
Pte. Frank McDonald
L/Cpl David McGill
Maj. David J. Ramsay
C.D.S.M. Oliver J. Reid
Pte. Robert P. Robertson
L/Cpl Walter T. W. Stepto
Dvr. David Young
ROYAL AIR FORCE:
Sgt./A.C. Alfred Cousens
Sgt./P James Milne
F/Sgt.J.K. Graham McBain
F/Sgt.N. John McLean
Lt. J. Stewart Ogilvy (S.A.A.F.)
Sgt./A.C. Alexander W. Taylor
WOMENS AUXILIARY AIR FORCE:
L.A.C.W. Jessie A. Buick
Also inscribed is a single name from the Falklands Conflict: Cook. Brian Easton 12/6/1982
The inscription along the bottom reads:
'THE SOULS OF RIGHTEOUS ARE IN THE HAND OF GOD'