How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
A five light stained glass window with further major panes in the tracery.
In the top centre quatrefoil is Christ seated on a throne, wearing red and gold robes, holding an orb and with his right hand raised in blessing. In the two lower quatrefoils are heraldic shields and roses, thistles, shamrocks and daffodils representing the national emblems.
The left light has St George and the Dragon at the head and four uniformed figures at the foot representing the Royal Navy, the Royal Air Force, the nursing services and the Merchant Navy. The second light has the nativity scene at the head and the badge of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps at the foot. The third light has the Crucifixion scene at the head and at the foot is the badge of the Sherwood Foresters Regiment flanked by two infantrymen in WW2 battledress. The fourth light has the Resurrection scene at the head and the badge of the Auxiliary Territorial Service at the foot. The fifth light depicts St Giles with the lamb at the head and a group of four uniformed women at the foot representing the Womens Royal Naval Service, the Auxiliary Territorial Service, the Womens Land Army and the Womens Auxiliary Air Force. The designers mark is in the bottom right corner of the fifth light.
To the right of the window is a plain oblong brass plaque on an oak backboard with moulded edges. The incised inscription in upright capital block lettering.