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BRITISH WEST INDIES REGIMENT SOLDIERS KILLED IN WORLD WAR I

Ypres in Belgium was the site of one of the bloodiest battles British troops were involved in during World War One. There is a large war memorial in the centre of the town (Menin Gate) on which there are 54,896 names of British & British Empire soldiers killed or missing from 1914 - 1917.
 
The tablet below shows the names casualties of the British West Indies Regiment.  The names are as follows:
 
Corporal
SULLY, F.C.
 
Private
CLARKE, E
DACRES, G.
FORBES, N.
GOODEN S.
HOWELL C.

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