1941.

January.

3rd: Spr L.H. Ash and Spr J. Fletcher, of 5 Bomb Disposal Company.

9th: Spr T. Pedde, of 107 Bomb Disposal Section.

16th: Capt E.T. Crump and Sgt F.C. Bumstead.

19th: Spr E.W.T. With, of 5 Bomb Disposal Company.

February. 

11th: Spr. J.F. Cook, Spr F. Hickford, Spr N.G. Lincon, L/Cpl W.F. O'Shea, Spr T.E. Perkins, Spr E.J.Rolls, of 2 Bomb Disposal Company. Died at Bynes Road School, Croydon.

21st: Spr William Craig, L/Sgt Thomas R. Henderson, Cpl Jack A. Holder, L/Cpl James F. Johnstone, S/Sgt Thomas A. Munford, Cpl John Salisbury, Dvr Roland W.G Simpson. Died at Castle Street, Swansea two others also injured. Died at Castle Street, Swansea, when a bomb exploded whilst being lifted from the hole.

March.

2nd: Sgt P.W.F. Gould of 8 Bomb Disposal Company.

10th: Spr O. Garner and Spr H. Taylor of 21 Bomb Disposal Company.

14th: Spr G. Chapman,  Spr J. Glynn, Spr A.G. Hollingsworth, Sgt G.W. Purdy, Cpl W.J. Wicken, of 23 Bomb Disposal Company.

19th: Spr J. Loughlin of 23 Bomb Disposal Company.

27th: Lt L.J. Ball, Spr T.K. Fishwick, Spr D.A. Palmer, Lt D. Ross, Dvr A.W. Stevens, Dvr R. Sullivan, Sgt D. Thompson, Spr E. Thompson, all of 7 Bomb Disposal Company.

27th: Spr M. Blackburne of 6 Bomb Disposal Company.

April.

8th: Spr H.J. Kinsey, of 8 Bomb Disposal Company.

11th: Spr N.F. Marsh, of 19 Bomb Disposal Company.

11th: Cpl S.J. Willis, of 9 Bomb Disposal Company.

12th: Lt J. B. Devitt, of 7 Bomb Disposal Company.

12th: L/Cpl J. Elder, of 1 Bomb Disposal Company.

13th: Spr A. Fox, Dvr G. Jones, Lt M.F.H. Lloyd, Lt J.W. Lewis-Winn of 9 Bomb Disposal Company.

15th: Cpl G.W. Gibbs, Lt I.L.Hoare of 22 Bomb Disposal Company.

16th: Lt A. D. Cuncliff and Sgt W. J. Lovelace.

20th: Dvr C. Crust, of 16 Bomb Disposal Company.

23rd: Spr W.J. Gibson, Sgt S.E. Gray, Spr H. Lyth, Spr W. McShane, Spr J. Smith of 19 Bomb Disposal Company.

24th: Sgt A.G. Hilder, Lt R.A. Wakeford, of 3 Bomb Disposal Company. In Birmingham a bomb had penetrated twelve feet down, changing direction on its way. When found it was ticking. Steaming equipment was not available for some hours, Wakeling and Hilder decided to try and deal with it. They sent Cpl Fred Norman away, they both died when the bomb exploded.

26th: L/Cpl G.A. Honour, 

30th: Cpl A. W. J. Eyles, L/Sgt J.W. Newman, L/Sgt R.T. Sandercock, of 7 Bomb Disposal Company.

May.

3rd: Cpl J. McNally, of 1 Bomb Disposal Company.

11th: Spr J.J. Goodsell, of 22 Bomb Disposal Company.

12th: S/Sgt J. Atkin, 25 Bomb Disposal Company, Spr R.S. Dutson, Spr J.W. Hardy and Spr B.J. Gillet, of 719 General Construction Company, Dvr D. Sharratt, of 22 Bomb Disposal Company. Also C.H.G. Howard, Earl of Suffolk, Miss E.B. Morden, Secretary to Howard and his chauffeur F.W. Harris.

13th: Dvr J. Armitage, Cpl E. Baker, Spr I.J. Howard, Spr H. Molyneux, of 10 Bomb Disposal Company.

22nd: Cpl J.R. Marshall, of 11 Bomb Disposal Company.

June.

10th: Spr J.C. Carrington, Spr A.P. Cuff, Spr F.C. Emery, Sgt T.W. Holmes, L/Cpl J.H. Wood, of 14 Bomb Disposal Company.

27th: Spr J.W. Watson, of 4 Bomb Disposal Company.

28th: Cpl H. Defriend, of 20 Bomb Disposal Company.

July.

7th: Dvr H. Hartley, Sgt J. Maclennan, of 18 Bomb Disposal Company. Nicosia War Cemetery, Cyprus.

14th: Spr I. Green, of 3 Bomb Disposal Company.

23rd: L/Cpl N.W. Bridges, of 18 Bomb Disposal Company. Cairo War Memorial Cemetery, Egypt.

August.

3rd: Spr T. McTighe, of 16 Bomb Disposal Company.

23rd: Spr C.A. Heasman, of 24 Bomb Disposal Company.

24th: L/Cpl T.L. Farquharson, Sgt G.W. Shoebottom, of 22 Bomb Disposal Company,  killed by a butterfly bomb at Sarstead, Essex.

26th: Spr D. Munro, of 24 Bomb Disposal Company.

September.

12th: L/Cpl J. Elder, of 1 Bomb Disposal Company.

14th: Spr D. Berry, L/Sgt T.H. Sutton, of 18 Bomb Disposal Company. Khayat Beach War Cemetery, Israel.

19th: WOII N. Grundy, of 5 Bomb Disposal Company.

October.

9th: Lt E.E.A. Talbot, GC, MBE. Killed on a bomber run.

November.

25th: Spr D.K. MacDonald, of 21 Bomb Disposal Company.

December.

11th: Spr D. Everitt, of 22 Bomb Disposal Company.

15th: L/Cpl W. Hanlon, of 10 Bomb Disposal Company.