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BELL, Thomas Matthew

Marine
P043401V
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine Thomas Bell from Gateshead, was serving at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death.  He and his colleagues were celebrating the end of their training at Penhale Camp near Perranporth, Cornwall.

BURTON, Nathaniel Paul

Junior Marine
P055938P
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Junior Marine Nathaniel Burton drowned in a remote pool on Dartmoor.  He was 11 weeks into his 30-week Commando training course and was taking part in a river crossing exercise at Crazy Well Pool, near Burrator reservoir.

CAIN, Philip James

Marine Recruit
30104081
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service

Marine Recruit Philip Cain died of a short but fatal illness during his training at the CTCRM. [Sources; AFM ROH / Nottingham Post online family announcement.]

CAMPBELL-SMITH, Richard Carl

Mne Richard Campbell-Smith CTCRM
Marine Recruit
P062662A
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service

Marine Recruit Richard Campbell-Smith was four weeks from the end of his 32-week course at the Commando Training Centre in Lympstone, Devon, when he reportedly scratched his legs while running. He was admitted to the base medical unit, and later taken to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital where

CHARNOCK, Andrew

Marine Recruit
P054183
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine Recruit Andrew Charnock collapsed and died from heat exhaustion during a 30-mile training run on Dartmoor. He was in the final stage of training with the Royal Marines.
[Source: AFM ROH / Daily Mirror and other media reports 10 July 1997]

CRISP, Dominic John Delves

Captain Crisp RM
Captain
N029625N
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Captain Dominic Crisp suffered fatal head injuries in a fall at the Dewerstone on Dartmoor whilst off duty and climbing with members of his family. He died from multiple organ failure 10 days later in Plymouth's Derriford Hospital.
 

CRUSE, Ernest

Corporal Ernest Cruse MM
Captain
PLY/X 4655
41 Ind. Cdo. RM
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Military Medal (MM)
Corporal Ernest Cruse, 41 Independent Commando Royal Marines, aged 23, was wounded on 29 November 1950 in the Korean War during the Battle of Chosin Reservoir. He was awarded the Military Medal for gallant and distinguished service during this operation [1][1a][6]. 

FOSTER, Nigel Francis

Marine Recruit
P053476U
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine Recruit Nigel Foster was serving on his Commando course at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. He died after suffering a heart attack during an exercise on Woodbury Common, Devon.

HARRIS, Raymond

Colour Sergeant
P034208W
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Colour Sergeant Raymond Harris died in service as a result of a heart attack.
 
Sources
AFM ROH.
Globe and Laurel Sept/Oct. 1988.
 

HUGHES, Barry

Corporal
P030584X
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Corporal Barry Hughes was serving at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News, issue Jan. 1980  page 9.]
 

JENKINS, Gareth Stuart

Lieutenant
30078014
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Lieutenant Gareth Jenkins RM died while conducting Officer training at the Commando Training Centre, Royal Marines Lympstone, during the 30 Miler Commando Test on Dartmoor training area.
 
Sources

JONES, Ethan

Ethan Jones
Marine Recruit
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Marine Recruit Ethan Jones, 282 Troop, died in a training accident whilst practising an assault from a landing craft on Tregantle beach, Cornwall. He was in the last phase of the 32 weeks training.
 

LOCKWOOD, Neville, A.

Second Lieutenant
30010243
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
2/Lieut. Neville Lockwood died whilst serving at the Commando Training Centre RM.  He joined the Royal Marines as an officer in Sept. 2007 and had completed 17 weeks of Young Officer training. He had previously served in both the RNR and the RMR.  

MALLARD, Ian Stuart

Marine
P051263C
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine Ian Mallard died from acute alcohol poisoning after a party to celebrate passing his Commando training and being awarded his green beret. A verdict of accidental death was recorded by Coroner Mr Richard van Oppen at the inquest in Exmouth.

MAROK, Jani

Colonel
N028192Y
3 Cdo. Bde. RM
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service
Bronze Star Medal (USA)
Major Jani Marok received the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in the former Yugoslavia during the period 1 October 2000 to 31 March 2001 [1].

METCALFE, Daniel

Marine Recruit
P064667V
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service

Marine Recruit Daniel Metcalfe was only 4 weeks into his training after joining the Royal Marines when he was killed in a mountaineering accident on Dow Crag in Coniston 

PALMER, Keith

Sergeant
P033392E
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Sergeant Keith Palmer collapsed and died of a heart attack whilst returning from a sail training exhibition on board the Corps yacht, Saria Marie, off the coast of Guernsey.
 

PERRY, Steven Leslie

Warrant Officer Class 1
P024492W
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
WO1 Steven Perry was the RSM at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. He was overseeing one of the training exercises on Dartmoor when he died unexpectedly.
 

RICHARDS, Alan Wayne

Mne Wayne Richards
Marine Recruit
P057732T
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine Recruit Wayne Richards was in week nine of the 30 week training course, and was killed when shot during a mock attack exercise on Woodbury Common, near Exeter, after live rounds became mixed up with blanks. 

STEWART, David James

Colonel
45 Cdo. RM
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)
Military Cross (MC)
Lieutenant David Stewart was awarded the Military Cross for his gallantry during operations on the Falkland Islands [1].
Citation

VALLANCE, David William

Marine
P054951Q
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service
Marine David Vallance was seven weeks into his training at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. He collapsed and died of a heart attack while jogging to a firing range at Sandy Bay, near Exmouth, during a training exercise.

WALDRON, Timothy

Marine
P039894W
CTCRM
Royal Marines
Died in service unknown cause

Marine Tmothy Waldron was serving at the Commando Training Centre RM at the time of his death. [Sources: AFM ROH / Navy News issue June 1980.]

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