How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
A two light stained glass window with a quatrefoil light above and an accompanying silver plaque on a wooden backboard affixed to the wall below.
The left-hand light depicts St Michael in full armour with a red botonné cross on a white shield, treading down the Devil in the form of a serpent. Above him is a white botonné cross on a black shield, whilst the Wyvern from the Ffarington family crest appears below.
The right-hand light depicts St George in tunic and chain mail with the cross of St George on his shield, and a white lion rampant on the pennant of his lance, the point of which is piercing the head of the dragon at his feet. Above him appears the Wyvern from the Ffarington family crest, with the lions of England on a square below.
In the quatrefoil light above are the five badges of the units in which the six who are commemorated by the window served - the Scots Guards, the Royal Engineers, the Green Howards, the King's Own Royal Lancasters, and the Royal Air Force (2).
A silver plaque on an oak backboard below carries the Dedication and the Names.