Clive Hulme - Further Details

Further Details

Clive Hulme's brother Harold Charles ("Blondie") Hulme, was killed while also fighting in Crete.

Hulmes use of an acquired German parachutists' smock during some of his stalking has occasionally been criticised.

His Victoria Cross was one of nine stolen from the QEII Army Memorial Museum in 2007. Along with all the others, it was recovered in February 2008 as a result of a reward offered by Michael Ashcroft and Tom Sturgess.

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