Sapper Frederick Wade
Personal Details
- 2113576 Sapper
- Frederick Wade
- 28 Bomb Disposal Company
- Royal Engineers
Photos taken by Dragan Bozic
Benghazi War Cemetery
Benghazi was an important goal for both the Allies and Axis forces during the Western Desert campaigns of 1942 and 1943. There are now 1,214 Commonwealth servicemen of the Second World War buried or commemorated in Benghazi War Cemetery. 163 of the burials are unidentified. Special memorials commemorate two casualties buried in Barce War Cemetery, whose graves could not be located.
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Sapper Frederick Wade is commemorated on the Billericay Town War Memorial, High Street, Billericay, Essex. As my tribute to the Second World War generation I’ve uploaded as much information as I can find to Ancestry.co.uk under the tree BillericaysSecondWorldWar, to mark the 75th Anniversary of DDay this year. If anyone has a photo of Frederick I would be very grateful to share a copy please to give a face back to the name of this young man who died for our freedom and far from home. Remembered with honour in Billericay.