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Persoonsgegevens
- MOMBER
- EMF
- EDWARD MARIE FELIX
- Biarritz
- France
- Son of Frederick Ernest Robert and Eugenie Momber (nee Ardoin), of Hermitage, Biarritz, France.
- Stubbington House, Cheltenham College, Woolwich
- Military man
- Two mine craters named after him on the western front - one at Vimy from 1916 when he commanded 176th Tunnelling Company and one at Railway Wood from 1917 when he commanded 177th Tunnelling Company
Militaire dienst
- Major
- D S O, M C
- 177th Tunnelling Coy. Royal Engineers
- ?
- B.E.F.
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Commissioned in 1907; served as adjutant of a fortress company, R.E. at Hong-Kong; to France December 1914; promoted Captain and formed a tunnelling coy; temporary Major in December 1915; D.S.O. for 'conspicious gallantry and skill in connexion with mining operations.'
Blown up and left deafened by a trench mortar bomb at Vimy Ridge.
Overlijden
- Messines Ridge, 18 June
- Died of wounds
- 20 June 1917
- 29
- XIII - A - 19
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