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The War Ministry · Records Office · Roll for 1965

Major Martin Brenn Record no. 017880 · The 3rd Marsh Regiment · enemy action, 8 July 1965

War Ministry · Records OfficeRecord no. 017880

Record of service

Name
Martin Brenn
Rank
Major
Regiment
The 3rd Marsh Regiment, depot at Kessel
Date of loss
8 July 1965
Cause
enemy action
Action
Not attributed to a named action; lost on the Line
Age at loss
25
Regiment, same day
1 on the roll
Published
The Schwartzistan Herald, 8 July 1965

1. The record is compiled from the regimental return and the Records Office register. 2. The cause of loss is entered as enemy action. 3. The name stands on the roll for the year and is read at Victory Square. 4. No further particulars are published, under the Press Act.

Claim a casualty pension For the widow or widower, the parents or the dependent children. Roll number 17880. No fee.

Civil particulars

Born
15 September 1939, at Kalkbruck, The Osmoor
Civil occupation
chemist
Register
National Archive entry

Civil occupation before service: chemist, of Kalkbruck.

Next of kin

childAnna Brennborn 1965shopkeeper
fatherLeon Brennborn 1913, died 1983printer
motherPaula Marrowborn 1913, died 1958factory worker
spouseKarin Brennborn 1940drivermarried 16 December 1965

The persons entered above are the next of kin as given by the above-named on entering the regiment, corrected against the civil register.

Pension: the Ministry's pension under the War Widows Act and the Pensions Act is paid to the next of kin entered above, at the rate for the rank, from the first quarter-day after the date of loss.

Records Office of the War Ministry, Vellmar. Record no. 017880. The line holds.

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