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Royal Welsh fusilier, 21, dies from a rare cancer

He followed a great grandfather and a great great grandfather, who both served in the Royal Welch Fusiliers.

His grandfather spent 22 years in the Army Medical Corp while his father spent six years with the Royal Engineers.

“Fusilier Wilkes was a competent soldier within the field, confident, influential and intelligent,” 1 Royal Welsh said in a statement.

“He very much thrived in this environment.

“An aggressive and hard infanteer, who would certainly be a soldier one would want in their platoon during a time of war.”


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