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[edit] Warburton-Lee

The British naval officer, Bernard Warburton-Lee, who died during the destroyer action at Narvik is reported at [1] as a recipient of the War Cross. The website referred to in the article, listing recipients, omits Warburton-Lee. Does anyone have an explanation? Is one of these sources wrong? Folks at 137 19:02, 14 June 2007 (UTC)