Commonwealth War Graves

Crew lost in Liberator aircraft with No. 111 Operational Training Unit 

Gravestone: Geoge Deryk Cribbes

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Gravestone: Allan Edward Hayes

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Gravestone: Bertie Warren Hutchings

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Gravestone: Laurence Arthur Birkett

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Gravestone: Arthur Ian Tomlinson

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Gravestone: John Raymond Birch

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Gravestone: Alan Holland

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Gravestone: Christopher Jackson

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Gravestone: Geoffrey E. Charles Richards

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The Queen visits NASSAU WAR CEMETERY

NASSAU WAR CEMETERY, THE BAHAMAS – FEBRUARY 1966

The Queen, accompanied by Prince Philip, visited Nassau War Cemetery on 28th February 1966. Relatives of Bahamians who fell in the 1939-1945 War, ex-Servicemen and members of the Imperial Order Daughters of the Empire were among those who attended the ceremony. 51 casualties are buried here, with a further 9 commemorated on the Nassau Memorial.


The cemetery (known locally as the RAF Cemetery) is located on Maxwell Lane, in the Great Chippenham district of Nassau.

Coordinates: 25°03'46.8" N    77°21'57.7" W