Battle or Action:

Salonika

Detail :

In October 1915 a combined Franco-British force of some two large brigades was landed at Salonika (today called Thessalonika) with the objective to help the Serbs in their fight against Bulgarian aggression. However before they could be employed the Serbs were beaten. Over the next three years the Salonika front was static, with heavily fortified trench lines, and only minor adjustments by both sides. More troops were sent to Salonika particularly after the withdrawal from Gallipoli. Disease and climate were no lesser enemies than the Turks.

Rank	Initials	Surname	Died	Lodge
Maj.	T.W.A.	BAGLEY	14-11-1915	Abbey No. 1184 Arthur John Brogden No. 1715 Lodge of Furness No. 995 West Lancashire No. 3088
Stwd.	W.H.	WESTGATE	12-07-1916	United Service No. 1341
Art.	W.H.	PRANGLEY	08-09-1916	Henley No. 1472
C.S.M.	P.C.	CHASE	15-10-1916	Prince of Wales No. 1705
Cpl.	W.H.	MUMBY	15-04-1917	Sandown No. 1869
Bty.Q.M.S	F.A.	EVERINGHAM	05-05-1917	Noel No. 2444
Cpl.	T.S.	HAZELL	01-07-1917	Eccleston No. 1624
Lt.	I.L.	STOCKHAUSEN	03-10-1917	Royal No. 207
Flt.Cdr	P.C.D.	DOUGLASS	10-12-1917	Canterbury No. 1635
Capt.	F.	DEFRIES	06-04-1918	Royal Sussex No. 501
Capt.	C.Y.	ADAMSON	17-09-1918	City No. 3568
Maj.	H.R.	CURTIS	18-09-1918	Brownlow No. 2131
Capt.	H.R.	WEEKS	18-09-1918	Adair No. 936
Lt.	W.J.	WHITEHORN	18-09-1918	Wineslai No. 2435
SSgt	R.	McNAUGHT	22-09-1918	Sackville No. 1619
Pte.	D.	MITCHELL	22-09-1918	Sun, Square and Compasses No. 119
Capt.	E.D.	KEANE	31-10-1918	Coronation No. 2898 Military No. 2621
LCpl.	H.G.	STANIFORD	06-11-1918	St Martin's No. 2812

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