British NCOs and ORs of 86th and 104th Heavy Batteries who were trapped inside Kut during the siege from 7/12/15 to 29/4/16 then went into a brutal captivity if they hadn't already been killed or exchanged. A heavy Bty had some 80+ British ORs and 110 Indian ORs. Since the whole of 86 Bty and half (ie No 1 section) of 104 Bty were trapped inside Kut this should represent about 120 British ORs and 160 IORs. But sadly the records for Indian ORs are sparse. I have concentrated here on the British.---------82 of these 123 men died died in Turkish captivity and 2 more had died during the siege---------- NB there are 2 men, Hamilton and Lumsden, who are in this community as RGA but were in fact attached to S&T Corps thus perhaps nothing to do with 86 or 104 HBs
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Born 1878
Died 1916
British Army 97314 Warrant Officer Class 1 Royal Garrison Artillery 86th Hvy Bty
Born 1887
Died 1917
British Army 25996 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery 86th Hvy Bty
Born 1892
Died 1917
British Army 36086 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery
British Army 36086 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery (India) Heavy Battery
British Army 36086 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery (I.E.F.D) Heavy Battery
Born 1889
Died 1917
British Army 25427 Corporal Royal Garrison Artillery 86th Bty
British Army 32554 Gunner Royal Garrison Artillery 104th Hvy Bty
Born 1880
British Army 7616 Serjeant/Temporary Battery Quarter Master Royal Garrison Artillery 86 Hvy Bty