Sergeant Micky Chadwick
Street: Chadwick Place
Rank: Sergeant
Full Name: Micky Chadwick
Nickname: “The Chadmeister General”
Age: 36
Date of Death: January 2009
Operation: Operation HERRICK (Afghanistan)
Unit: 23 Pioneer Regiment, The Royal Logistic Corps
Base: St David’s Barracks, Bicester
Role: Section Commander
Service: 13 years (Afghanistan - 2 tours)
About Sergeant Chadwick
Section titled “About Sergeant Chadwick”Sergeant Micky Chadwick, affectionately known as “The Chadmeister General,” contracted a mystery virus while serving in Afghanistan and sadly passed away in January 2009. He served at St David’s Barracks throughout his 13 years’ service and had recently been promoted to Sergeant.
Full Biography
Section titled “Full Biography”Sergeant Micky Chadwick served in St David’s Barracks throughout his 13 years’ service and had recently promoted to Sergeant. Whilst serving in Afghanistan he contracted a mystery virus which worsened during his leave period. Sadly, he did not recover and lost his battle at the end of Jan 2009 (aged 36).
A friend wrote: Sgt Micky Chadwick, “The Chadmeister General” or however else he was known to you was a legend. One of the nicest and most genuine people that you could meet, Chad quickly made a massive impact on the lives of those he served with. Chad unfortunately passed away of natural causes in January this year after returning from his second tour of Afghanistan. Although only known to us for a short period of time, it is fair to say that he will be remembered forever.
Further Reading & External Links
Section titled “Further Reading & External Links”“For your tomorrow, we gave our today.”