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- Cecil_Pugh abstract "Herbert Cecil Pugh, GC, MA (2 November 1898 – 5 July 1941), usually called Cecil Pugh, was a Congregational Church minister and is the only clergyman to have received the George Cross. He was a South African who served in the First World War as a South African Army medical orderly and in the Second World War as a Royal Air Force chaplain. Pugh died in 1941 by remaining aboard a sinking troop ship to minister to trapped and wounded military personnel.".
- Cecil_Pugh birthDate "1898-11-02".
- Cecil_Pugh birthPlace Johannesburg.
- Cecil_Pugh birthPlace South_Africa.
- Cecil_Pugh birthPlace Union_of_South_Africa.
- Cecil_Pugh birthYear "1898".
- Cecil_Pugh deathDate "1941-07-05".
- Cecil_Pugh deathYear "1941".
- Cecil_Pugh thumbnail UK_George_Cross_ribbon.svg?width=300.
- Cecil_Pugh title "The Reverend".
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- Cecil_Pugh wikiPageExternalLink gcindex.htm.
- Cecil_Pugh wikiPageID "2293412".
- Cecil_Pugh wikiPageRevisionID "604037010".
- Cecil_Pugh allegiance British_Empire.
- Cecil_Pugh awards "30".
- Cecil_Pugh battles Battle_of_the_Atlantic.
- Cecil_Pugh battles Western_Front_(World_War_I).
- Cecil_Pugh birthDate "1898-11-02".
- Cecil_Pugh birthPlace Johannesburg.
- Cecil_Pugh birthPlace Union_of_South_Africa.
- Cecil_Pugh branch Royal_Air_Force.
- Cecil_Pugh branch South_African_Army.
- Cecil_Pugh caption "Rev Pugh as an RAF Chaplain".
- Cecil_Pugh children "Geoffrey, Alastair, Fiona".
- Cecil_Pugh church Congregational_church.
- Cecil_Pugh congregations "Camberley Congregational Church, Surrey 1924–27".
- Cecil_Pugh congregations "Christ Church, Friern Barnet, Middlesex 1927–39".
- Cecil_Pugh congregations "RAF Bridgnorth 1939–41".
- Cecil_Pugh dateOfBirth "1898-11-02".
- Cecil_Pugh dateOfDeath "1941-07-05".
- Cecil_Pugh deathDate "1941-07-05".
- Cecil_Pugh deathPlace ", at sea".
- Cecil_Pugh education Jeppe_High_School_for_Boys.
- Cecil_Pugh education Mansfield_College,_Oxford.
- Cecil_Pugh name "Herbert Cecil Pugh, GC, MA".
- Cecil_Pugh name "Pugh, Herbert Cecil".
- Cecil_Pugh ordained "1924".
- Cecil_Pugh parents "Harry and Janet Pugh".
- Cecil_Pugh placeOfBirth Johannesburg.
- Cecil_Pugh placeOfBirth South_Africa.
- Cecil_Pugh placeOfDeath ", at sea".
- Cecil_Pugh rank "RAF Squadron Leader".
- Cecil_Pugh religion "Christian".
- Cecil_Pugh serviceyears "1917".
- Cecil_Pugh shortDescription "RAF Chaplain and recipient of the George Cross".
- Cecil_Pugh spouse "Amy".
- Cecil_Pugh title The_Reverend.
- Cecil_Pugh unit Royal_Air_Force_Volunteer_Reserve.
- Cecil_Pugh unit South_African_Field_Ambulance.
- Cecil_Pugh description "RAF Chaplain and recipient of the George Cross".
- Cecil_Pugh description "RAF Chaplain and recipient of the George Cross".
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:1898_births.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:1941_deaths.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:20th-century_Congregationalist_ministers.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:Alumni_of_Mansfield_College,_Oxford.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:British_military_personnel_killed_in_World_War_II.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:People_from_Johannesburg.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:People_lost_at_sea.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:Royal_Air_Force_chaplains.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:Royal_Air_Force_recipients_of_the_George_Cross.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:South_African_Congregationalist_ministers.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:South_African_military_chaplains.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:South_African_recipients_of_the_George_Cross.
- Cecil_Pugh subject Category:World_War_II_chaplains.
- Cecil_Pugh point "44.5 28.5".
- Cecil_Pugh type Agent.
- Cecil_Pugh type Cleric.
- Cecil_Pugh type Person.
- Cecil_Pugh type Person.
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- Cecil_Pugh type Agent.
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- Cecil_Pugh type Person.
- Cecil_Pugh comment "Herbert Cecil Pugh, GC, MA (2 November 1898 – 5 July 1941), usually called Cecil Pugh, was a Congregational Church minister and is the only clergyman to have received the George Cross. He was a South African who served in the First World War as a South African Army medical orderly and in the Second World War as a Royal Air Force chaplain. Pugh died in 1941 by remaining aboard a sinking troop ship to minister to trapped and wounded military personnel.".
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- Cecil_Pugh lat "44.5".
- Cecil_Pugh long "28.5".
- Cecil_Pugh wasDerivedFrom Cecil_Pugh?oldid=604037010.
- Cecil_Pugh depiction UK_George_Cross_ribbon.svg.
- Cecil_Pugh givenName "Herbert Cecil".
- Cecil_Pugh isPrimaryTopicOf Cecil_Pugh.
- Cecil_Pugh name "Herbert Cecil Pugh".
- Cecil_Pugh name "Herbert Cecil Pugh, GC, MA".
- Cecil_Pugh name "Pugh, Herbert Cecil".
- Cecil_Pugh surname "Pugh".