 Private Carl Moult. Service Number: 24889546 He was in C Company, on the evening of the 26th February 1991 they rolled up to a small cluster of buildings defended by a battalion of Iraqi troops. After some assault the Iraqis threw up their hands in surrender but when Private Moult dismounted to round up the prisoners an RPG 7 rocket blew through his chest, killing him and setting fire to his Warrior armourded car. Born on 23 September 1968 he was aged 22, and native of Church Gresley, Derbyshire. He was to have been married a few weeks later to his fiancee, Vicki Dolman, aged 18, of Swadlincote. He is at rest in Church Greseley Cemetery, South Derbyshire. Grave Section A, Grave Number 824. 
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Jack Kennelly
10/31/2019 08:33:07 am
A very pleasant young man who sadly I only knew for a short time. The last weekend before our deployment I was able to give Carl a and his friends a ride home to the UK. I was there that night and was truly saddened to hear of Carls death. His death was a very sad loss to the Battalion C Company and 7 platoon.
Karen
9/13/2024 04:04:00 pm
The family think that we are proud of young man who layed this life to keep the country safe so thank you xxxxx
Paul Holmes
7/3/2025 08:41:25 pm
CARL YOU WAS A GOOD SOLDIER I WISHED I JOINED THE SAME DAY AS WE WAS CADETS AT REPTON WE SUPPOSED TO JOIN TOGETHER I CHICKED OUT AND REGRET AS I WISH IF I HAD BEEN WITH YOU COULD OF BEEN DIFFERENT GOD BLESS YOUR FAMILY RIP MOULTY Leave a Reply. |
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