Sergeant John Haughey

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Sergeant John Haughey of 156 Battery, 94 Locating Regiment, Royal Regiment of Artillery
21 January 1974. Londonderry.

Sergeant Haughey was leading a foot patrol in the Bogside area of Londonderry. As he was approaching the junction of Lonemoor Road from Stanleys Walk, a bomb, which had been hidden behind a telephone junction box exploded. Sergeant Haughey died of his injuries.

John Haughey was 32 years old, married with three children. Highly thought of by all who met him, he was in all respects, a gentleman.

R.I.P. Gentleman John. Always Remembered Never Forgotten.

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rest in peace.

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RIP.

Jock, I've updated Sgt. Haughey's Roll of Honour details with your entry, hope this is OK with you, the more detail we remember the better.

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We Will Remember Them

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RIP.

Jock, I've updated Sgt. Haughey's Roll of Honour details with your entry, hope this is OK with you, the more detail we remember the better.

No need to ask mate. It's what we are about.

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Always remembered.
R.I.P. Gentleman John.

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We who remain will never forget them.

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Another year has passed.
Rest in Peace John. My thoughts are with your daughter Anita and the rest of your family.

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R.I.P.

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Another one of my bad days today. Rest in peace John. Always remembered .... never forgotten.
I have sent a message of Remembrance to John's daughter Anita.

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