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William Carnie: The Kintore farmer’s son killed in one of WW1’s most daring tank missions

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12/11/2023

William “Willum” Carnie hailed from a Kintore farming background, but went on to take part in one of the most daring acts of tank warfare in WW1. He was killed in action aged just 22. Read MoreLatest Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire news | Press and Journal

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William Carnie: The Kintore farmer’s son killed in one of WW1’s most daring tank missions

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