Commonwealth War Grave St. Mary Hoo Churchyard
This grave is located on the St. Mary Hoo Churchyard and contains the remains of the British Engineer Officer James Knibbs, who fell on 20 September 1941, after the "M.V. Innisdhu" was sunk that day.
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Source
- Text: Kaj Metz
- Photos: Flickr
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