Alexander P.H. Waddy, Maj.

Personal information
Age	25
Nationality	British
Date / place of birth	Unknown
Genealogy	Son of Capt. Alexander Harry Waddy, and of Dorothy Latham Waddy, Bransgore, Hampshire, U.K.
Military information
Army Number	95501
Rank	Maj.
Function	C.O. B Company
Platoon / Troop / Flight	Unknown
Company / Squadron	B Company
Unit / Group	3rd Battalion 1st Parachute Brigade
Division / Transport / Command	1st Airborne Division
Regiment	Army Air Corps Parachute Regiment (Royal Berkshire Regiment)
Death information
Died when	18-9-1944
Died where	Oosterbeek
Spot	Near Utrechtseweg 148
Map reference	Unknown
Burial location	Oosterbeek, War Cemetery, Netherlands
Grave number	27-C-4
Graves overview	Graves overview
Miscellaneous information
Personal notes
According to the account of Liaison Officer Lt. H.S. Dean (DCM), Maj. Waddy personally placed a Gammon Bomb on the side of a tank and while doing so he was killed by a friendly mortar bomb.

Personal information
Age	25
Nationality	British
Date / place of birth	Unknown
Genealogy	Son of Capt. Alexander Harry Waddy, and of Dorothy Latham Waddy, Bransgore, Hampshire, U.K.
Military information
Army Number	95501
Rank	Maj.
Function	C.O. B Company
Platoon / Troop / Flight	Unknown
Company / Squadron	B Company
Unit / Group	3rd Battalion 1st Parachute Brigade
Division / Transport / Command	1st Airborne Division
Regiment	Army Air Corps Parachute Regiment (Royal Berkshire Regiment)
Death information
Died when	18-9-1944
Died where	Oosterbeek
Spot	Near Utrechtseweg 148
Map reference	Unknown
Burial location	Oosterbeek, War Cemetery, Netherlands
Grave number	27-C-4
Graves overview	Graves overview
Miscellaneous information
Personal notes
According to the account of Liaison Officer Lt. H.S. Dean (DCM), Maj. Waddy personally placed a Gammon Bomb on the side of a tank and while doing so he was killed by a friendly mortar bomb.