Person    | Male  Born 10/7/1896  Died 12/6/1982

Reginald Leonard Haine, VC

Categories: Armed Forces

War served, WW1 i

Commemorated on a memorial as having served in, and survived, WW1.

Reginald Leonard Haine, VC

Awarded the VC for his heroism on 28-29 April 1917, age 20, while serving in the Honourable Artillery Company. "His superb courage, quick decision and sound judgement were beyond praise. A splendid personal example, which inspired others to continue during more than 30 hours of continuous battle. (Gavrelle, France)". Freemason at: №569, Fitzroy Lodge.

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Reginald Leonard Haine, VC

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Freemason VCs - W4 - Grimshaw, Haine, Hallowes

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