short but moving graveside ceremony, which was attended by members of the Royal Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire Regiment and Regimental Association including two pensioners from the Royal Hospital Chelsea. Inspector Paul Rason, Chairman of the Metropolitan Police Museum, was also present to pay tribute to one of his own. The new gravestone is engraved with the China Dragon of the Royal Berkshire Regiment and the Victoria Cross, and has the inscription 'AT THIS PLACE LIE THE REMAINS OF SGT GEORGE WALTERS VC. 49TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. BORN 15 SEPT 1829. DIED 3 JUNE 1872. ERECTED BY HIS REGIMENT IN 1997 IN MEMORY OF A COURAGEOUS SOLDIER' He lies in Plot 55 of Zone E10 at the renamed East Finchley Cemetery, London N2 0RZ. Later a Commemorative Plaque was unveiled and a Memorial Panel displayed at the British Legion Newport Pagnell for 'A GALLANT SON OF NEWPORT PAGNELL'. The medal George Walters' Victoria Cross is displayed at The Rifles (Berkshire and Wiltshire) Museum (Salisbury, Wiltshire, England) together with his Crimea Medal with three Clasps (Alma, Inkermann & Sebestopol) and the Turkish Crimea Medal. They are not always on public display. References External links Location of grave and VC medal (N. London)Location of George Walters Victoria Cross (The Wardrobe. The Rifles (Berkshire and Wiltshire) Museum - the story of the Infantry of Berkshire and Wiltshire)'' 1829 births 1872 deaths Royal Berkshire Regiment soldiers British recipients of the Victoria Cross Crimean War recipients of the Victoria Cross British Army personnel of the Crimean War Metropolitan Police officers People from Newport Pagnell British Army recipients of the Victoria Cross Burials at East Finchley Cemetery Tuberculosis deaths in England 19th-century deaths from tuberculosis Military personnel from Buckinghamshire