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# | Name* (↑) | First Names | Title | Rank | RAF Equivalent Rank | Service No. | Born | Nationality | Role | Awards | Air Force (↑) | Command (↑) | Unit (↑) | DateofIncident *See Note (↑) | Aircraft (↑) | Type | Serial | Code | Victories (Fighters) | Base | Time | Mission | Incident | Fate | Commemorated | Photo (Click to Expand) | Referring Database | Notes | Links/Archive Reports |
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1001 | Anaka | Peter John | Flying Officer Pilot | J/25832 | RCAF | Bomber Command | 115 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-15 | Lancaster | I | HK550 | KO-Y | RAF Witchford, Cambridgshire | 2305 | Valenciennes | Crashed at Oisy-le-Verger {Pas-de-Calais} | Evader | None - died 25th April 1994 | Paradie Archive Database | Read Archive Report | |||||||||
1002 | Andersen | A A L | Warrant Officer | RAAF | Bomber Command | 582 Sqd![]() | 1944-12-23 | Lancaster | III | PB558 | 6O-A | Little Staughton | 1028 | Koln | Abandoned | ||||||||||||||
1003 | Anderson | T R B | Flight Lieutenant | AUS-409081 | Pilot | RAAF | Fighter | 65 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-10 | Mustang | III | FB160 | Recce | Killed | Ranville War Cemetery France | ||||||||||||||
1004 | Anderson | Alastair Macdonald | Sergeant | 789500 | 1921 in Newfoundland | Air Gunner | RAF | Bomber Command | 10 Sqd![]() | 1942-06-01 | Halifax | II | W1098 | ZA-W | Leeming | 2354 | Essen | Claim by Fw Heinz Woltersdorf 7/NJG1 - near Oeding SE Winterswijk (4B) at 0208. | Killed | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Plot 21 Row E Collective Grave 9-12. | ![]() | Son of Arthur R. Anderson, M.B., C.M., and Clara B. Anderson, of Newfoundland. | |||||||
1005 | Anderson | Frederick | Sergeant | 626653 | Age 22 | Air Gunner | RAF | Bomber Command | 12 Sqd![]() | 1943-06-11 | Lancaster | I | W4373 | PH-F | RAF Wickenby, Lincolnshire | 2301 | Düsseldorf | See Archive report for further details | Killed | Reichswald Forest War Cemetery. Grave 5.G.12 | Read Archive Report | ||||||||
1006 | Anderson | Alan Herbert | Sergeant | 1590890 | Flight Engineer | RAFVR | Bomber Command | 115 Sqn![]() | 1944-06-07 | Lancaster | I | LL864 | A4:H | RAF Witchford, Cambridgeshire | 00:27 | Chevreusse (communications) | See Archive Report for details | Killed | Giverny Churchyard | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Read Archive Report | ||||||||
1007 | Anderson | L R | Flight Sergeant | RCAF | Bomber Command | 101 Sqd![]() | 1942-12-06 | Lancaster | I | ED322 | SR-T | Holme on Spalding Moor | Mannheim | Crashed Carmarthen Bay | Killed | Runnymede | ![]() | Paradie Archive Database | Read Archive Report | ||||||||||
1008 | Anderson | William Brodie | Squadron Leader | J8924 | 26th February 1914 in Winnipeg, Manitoba | Canadian | Pilot | DFC![]() | RCAF | Bomber Command | 429 (Bison) Sqn RCAF![]() | 1944-06-08 | Halifax | III | LW128 | AL:V | Leeming | 23:15 | Acherers Rail Yards | See archive report for details | Died of injuries | Brookwood Military Cemetery Plot 49 Row G Grave 9. | ![]() | Paradie Archive Database | Read Archive Report | ||||
1009 | Anderson | Lloyd George | Sergeant | R/131824 | Age 21 | Canada | Air Gunner | RCAF | Bomber Command | 625 Sqd ![]() | 1944-03-30 | Lancaster | III | W5009 | CF-Z | RAF Kelstern | 2144 | Nurnberg | See archive report for further details | Killed | Rheinberg War Cemetery- Coll. Grave 17. D. 12-18 | ![]() | Paradie Archive Database | Read Archive Report | |||||
1010 | Anderson | C B | Sergeant | Bomber Command | 12 Sqd![]() | 1943-06-17 | Lancaster | I | W4374 | PH-D | Training | Crashed at Holton Lincs | Injured | ||||||||||||||||
1011 | Anderson | W F | Flying Officer | 124906 | Pilot | Fighter | 247 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-17 | Typhoon | Ib | MN8090 | Killed | Bayeux War Cemetery France | ||||||||||||||||
1012 | Anderson | T G | Flight Lieutenant | Fighter | 418 Sqd RCAF![]() | 1944-06-05 | Mosquito | VI | Intruder | Damaged | |||||||||||||||||||
1013 | Anderson | Thomas Robert Bowden | Flight Lieutenant | 409081 | Australia | RAAF | 65 Sqd RAF![]() | 1944-06-10 | RAAF Honour Roll | ||||||||||||||||||||
1014 | Anderson | Alan Ford | Grp Cpt | 1910 Simla India | Pilot | DSO & Bar![]() DFC ![]() Commander Order of Orange-Nassau Netherlands ![]() 1939-45 Star; Air Crew Europe Star, clasp, France and Germany; War Medal 1939-45; Coronation 1953; | RAF | Fighter Command | 613 Sqd RAF![]() 228 Sqd RAF ![]() | Hector bi-plane, Lysander, Tomahawk, Mustang | Survived war. Retired to Minorca. Returned to UK, died December 2002 aged 92 | ![]() ![]() ![]() | 1940 Suicidal sorties over Calais in an obsolete 170 m.p.h. Hector biplane. Led the first ever single-engined fighter sortie to Germany from the U.K. Many low-level sorties flown over Holland in the latter period of war with 2TAF. See Archive Report. DFC Citation London Gazette 5 November 1940. The original recommendation states: ‘During the months of May and June 1940, this officer was in charge of 613 Squadron which operated during the evacuation of the B.E.F. In spite of the fact that this squadron was without previous experience of operational flying, a number of important sorties were successfully accomplished in the face of heavy anti-aircraft fire. Squadron Leader Anderson took part in each of these which included the bombing of batteries in the vicinity of Calais, and the dropping of ammunition and water for the garrison holding the Citadel there. All these operations were successfully carried out. This was substantially due to the confidence and enthusiasm which Squadron Leader Anderson inspired in his junior officers and to his magnificent leadership.’ DSO Citation: London Gazette 5 February 1943. The original recommendation states: ‘Wing Commander Anderson has been in command of No. 268 Squadron since December 1940. At the time the Squadron was equipped with Lysanders and in order to get some sort of operations for his pilots he arranged for dusk and dawn patrols off the East Coast. In May 1941 the Squadron was re-equipped with Tomahawk aircraft and by September was fitted with a No. 19 A.F. wireless set giving larger range. On 19 October 1941, the first attack was made on targets at Ijmuiden and Dan Helder in Holland with the Wing Commander leading. Several other attempts were made by Wing Commander Anderson but were abandoned owing to lack of cloud cover or fog. In December, in order to get further operational experience, Wing Commander Anderson asked for and obtained permission to be attached to R.A.F. Ibsley with a view to getting combat experience. Working under 10 Group, Wing Commander Anderson and three pilots carried out convoy patrols. In January 1942, owing to the numerous mechanical failures of the Alison Engine, H.Q., Army Command, stopped operational flying. Throughout the above period the Squadron continued its normal role of training with H.Q. No. 2 Corps. In April 1942, the Squadron was re-equipped with Mustang aircraft and in June, at the request of Wing Commander Anderson, it was permitted to carry out shipping reconnaissance off the Dutch Coast. In August 1942, the Squadron was attached to No. 12 (Fighter) Group for full fighter operations and was equipped with V.H.F. and operated on interceptor patrols, shipping reconnaissance off the Dutch Coast and attack of ground targets in Holland and Germany. It has been due to the personal effort of Wing Commander Anderson that his squadron has been enabled to carry out offensive operations and he himself has always led the first of any new type of sortie. In October, Wing Commander Anderson led a section of four Mustangs to North-West Germany and attacked targets on the Dortmund-Ems Canal. This was the first time that single-engined fighters based in England had attacked targets in Germany. Throughout this period, Wing Commander Anderson has led: 6 Tomahawk operations over Holland; 2 Mustang “Rhubarbs” - one over Holland and the other over Germany; 12 Mustang shipping reconnaissance operations; and 3 Mustang interceptor patrols over the North Sea. Wing Commander Anderson has always displayed the greatest initiative to get his squadron onto offensive operations. he is a born leader and has instilled an operational attitude into not only the pilots but also the N.C.Os and ground crew as well. He is absolutely tireless and one of the most enthusiastic Commanding Officers I have met. Through his magnificent leadership, courage and example he has produced in 268 Squadron a thoroughly sound and reliable fighting unit not only in its primary role of Fighter Reconnaissance but also in its secondary and more offensive roles.’ Bar to DSO Citation London Gazette 27 April 1945. The original recommendation states: ‘Between 15 December 1944 and 21 February 1945, Group Captain Anderson carried out 6 reconnaissance sorties over enemy territory. Besides bringing back valuable information, this officer and his No. 2 made the following claims: 1 1000-ton ship destroyed (seen on fire); 2 1000-ton ships severely damaged (one on fire); 1 minelayer damaged; 1 tug destroyed; 3 tugs damaged (one on fire); 3 barges severely damaged; 1 500-ton ship and sundry small M.Vs damaged; 1 ferry damaged; 2 M.T. destroyed; 1 Met and 1 A.F.V. damaged. These attacks were carried out often in the face of intense accurate flak and twice Group Captain Anderson’s aircraft was hit and damaged. Since the date of his last award this officer has carried out 49 sorties over enemy territory, some of which were to provide photographs necessary during the planning of “Overlord”. Besides the claims made above, he has scored successes against a number of different types of target including 16 locos damaged, parties of troops on the ground, and damage to transport vehicles of all descriptions, at all times displaying a fine offensive spirit and courage of a high order. Group Captain Anderson has proved himself to be an outstanding Commanding Officer. The Recce. Wing he has commanded in the Field since August 1944 has achieved magnificent results whilst working with 1st Canadian Army. The results achieved, at a small cost to the Wing, are an indication of its efficiency. This high standard is very largely due to the efficiency of its Commanding Officer and the magnificent example he sets to the rest of his unit.’ Order of Orange Nassau Citation London Gazette 31 October 1947. The original recommendation states: ‘Group Captain Anderson commanded No. 35 Reconnaissance Wing from 30 August 1944 until 1 December 1945. The Wing operated from Gilze Rijen and Mill during the winter of 1944-45. During this period his Wing was responsible not only for tactical reconnaissance and artillery spotting, but also for provision of photographic cover extending deep into enemy territory, without which detailed plans for operations by the Army and Air Force could not have been made. Group Captain Anderson proved himself to be a courageous leader; he himself flew a great number of operational sorties and frequently insisted on leading missions which, by the nature of their tasks, expected heavy opposition. Under his inspiring leadership the Wing carried out all these tasks in an exemplary manner.’ | ||||||||||||||||
1015 | Anderson | James | Sergeant | 1562994 | RAFVR | 37 Sqd RAF![]() | 1944-07-06 | Wellington | X | LP545 | R | Foggia 2/Tortorella | 20:52 | Attack Feuersbrunn air field, Austria | Crashed in isolated valley near airfield evading nightfighter. | Killed Age 21 | Klagenfurt War Cemetery Austria Coll. grave 8. C. 11-15. | ![]() | Wellington LP545, piloted by Flight Sergeant G. Croydon, was shot down and crashed whilst on a second raid Feuersbrunn air field, Austria, on 6-7 July 1944. The R.A.F. suffered catastrophic losses, with 9 Wellingtson, 2 Liberators, and a Halifax all lost. The entire crew were killed. Gunton is buried in Klagenfurt War Cemetery, Austria. His medals were sent to his widow, Mrs. J. E. Gunton. c/o A. H. Bowden, 456 Green Lane, Seven Kings, Ilford, Essex. | ||||||||||
1016 | Anderson | Charles F | 1st Lt | O-2044943 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 4th Fighter Group | 335th Fighter Squadron: Chiefs![]() | 1944-03-06 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1017 | Anderson | Charles F | 1st Lt | O-2044943 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 4th Fighter Group | 335th Fighter Squadron: Chiefs![]() | 1944-04-12 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 2 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1018 | Anderson | Charles F | 1st Lt | O-2044943 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 4th Fighter Group | 335th Fighter Squadron: Chiefs![]() | 1944-04-12 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 10 | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1019 | Anderson | Clarence E Jr | Captain | O-730324 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 357th Fighter Group | 363rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-05-12 | P-51 Mustang | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1020 | Anderson | Clarence E Jr | Captain | O-730324 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 357th Fighter Group | 363rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-06-29 | P-51 Mustang | 3 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1021 | Anderson | Clarence E Jr | Captain | O-730324 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 357th Fighter Group | 363rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-05 | P-51 Mustang | 2 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1022 | Anderson | Clarence E Jr | Captain | O-730324 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 357th Fighter Group | 363rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-05 | P-51 Mustang | 16.25 | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1023 | Anderson | John W | 1st Lt | O-743393 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | IX Air Support Command | 422nd Night Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-24 | Northrop P-61 Black Widow | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1024 | Anderson | John W | 1st Lt | O-743393 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | IX Air Support Command | 422nd Night Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-25 | Northrop P-61 Black Widow | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1025 | Anderson | Merrill E | 2nd Lt | O-716029 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 36th Fighter Group | 23rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-26 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1026 | Anderson | Milliard O | 1st Lt | O-026278 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 55th Fighter Group | 38th Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-24 | P-51 Mustang | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1027 | Anderson | Raymond A | Captain | O-746013 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | IX Air Support Command | 422nd Night Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-04 | Northrop P-61 Black Widow | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1028 | Anderson | Richard B | 1st Lt | O-767065 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 56th Fighter Group | 63rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-02 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1029 | Anderson | Richard B | 1st Lt | O-767065 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 56th Fighter Group | 63rd Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-02 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 4 | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1030 | Anderson | William Y | 1st Lt | O-730327 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 354th Fighter Group | 353rd Fighter Squadron: Cobras![]() | 1944-06-21 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 2 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1031 | Anderson | Warren | Technical Sergeant | Flight Sergeant | 14076996 | 1921 | American | Radio Operator | USAAF | 15th Air Force | 2nd Bombardment Group (H), 30th Bombardment Squadron (H), 5th Bomb Wing | 1944-12-09 | B-17 | G | 42-97739 | Allocated but not known | Amendola Air Base, Foggia, Italy | Brüx synthetic oil refinery, Czechoslovakia | See Archive report for details | PoW, Stalag Luft 1 Barth-Vogelsang, Prussia now Poland | Archive Report | ||||||||
1032 | Anderson | Charles Edward | Flight Lieutenant | J13450 | 26th August 1921 in St. Boniface, Manitoba | Canadian | Pilot | RCAF | Bomber Command | 298 Sqd (RAF)![]() | 1944.08.06 | Halifax | VI | LL334 | 8A:Q | RAF Tarrant Rushton | 23:42 | "Diplomat 9", SOE | Claimed by nighfighter Heinz Siebert See Archive report for details | Killed | Essoyes Communal Cemetery. | ![]() ![]() | Read Archive Report | ||||||
1033 | Anderson | William Merrill | Staff Sergeant | Sergeant | 17154409 | American | Tail Turret Gunner | AM (2 OLC) | USAAF | 8th Air Force | 389th Bombardment Group (H), 565th Bomber Squadron (H), 2nd Air Division | 1944.02.20 | B-24 Swamp Angel | J | 42-100352 | EE:I | Hethel (Station #114), Norfolk, England | Brunswick (Mission #226), Germany | See Archive report for details | Killed | Netherlands American Cemetery, Plot D, Row 10, Grave 12 | ![]() | Read Archive Report | ||||||
1034 | Anderton | J A | Sergeant | RCAF | Bomber Command | 90 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-10 | Lancaster | III | NE149 | WP-A | Tuddenham | 2313 | Dreux | Crashed at Berou-la-Mulotiere {Eure-et-Loir} | Killed | Berou-la-Mulotiere Communal Cemetery | Paradie Archive Database | |||||||||||
1035 | Anderton | K | Sergeant | 1110429 | Flight Engineer | RAFVR | Bomber Command | 106 Sqn![]() | 1944-06-06 | Lancaster | III | ND680 | ZN:P | Metheringham | 00:30 | Coutances – Line of Communications | Claim by Oblt Heinz Rokker 2/NJG2 – 25-35km South West of Caen (UT): 1,000m at 02:51. Crashed near Caen. | PoW No. 288, Stalag Luft VII Bankan near Kruelberg Upper Silesia | |||||||||||
1036 | Anderton | J B | Sergeant | Bomber Command | 78 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-10 | Halifax | III | MZ310 | EY-U | Breighton | 1432 | Scholven-Buer | Killed | Bergen op Zoom War Cemetery | ![]() | |||||||||||||
1037 | Andes | Lloyd M | 2nd Lt | O-766383 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | 367th Fighter Group | 394th Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-24 | P-38 Lightning | 2 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1038 | Andrew | J B | Corporal | FFAF | Bomber Command | 347 Sqd Free French![]() | 1944-12-28 | Halifax | III | NA174 | L8- | Elvington | Exploded | Killed | |||||||||||||||
1039 | Andrew | C M | Flying Officer | RCAF | Bomber Command | 7 Sqd![]() | 1944-06-23 | Lancaster | III | ND766 | MG-S | Oakington | 2356 | Coubronne | Killed | Esquelbecq Military Cemetery | Paradie Archive Database | ||||||||||||
1040 | Andrew | J A | Sergeant | Bomber Command | 153 Sqd![]() | 1944-03-12 | Lancaster | I | NG189 | P4-P | Scampton | 745 | Urft Dam | Force landed at Melsbroek | |||||||||||||||
1041 | Andrew | J F | Flight Sergeant | 1426593 | Pilot | Fighter | 184 Sqd![]() | 1944-01-06 | Hurricane | IV | KZ401 | Rhubarb | Crashed near Marquenneville | Killed | Boulogne Eastern Cemetery France | ![]() | |||||||||||||
1042 | Andrew | Stephen W | Major | O-429340 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | lX Fighter Command | 486th Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-05-12 | P-47 Thunderbolt | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1043 | Andrews | John French | Sergeant Wireless Operator/Air Gunner | J/89901 | RCAF | Bomber Command | 101 Sqd![]() | 1944-08-12 | Lancaster | III | PB258 | SR-V | RAF Ludford Magna,Lincolnshire | 2134 | Braunschweig | Possibly shot down by night fighter piloted by Lt. Josef F̦rster and crashed at Barver, Germany | Killed | Heverlee War Cemetery Belgium, Joint Grave No. 6.E.8 | ![]() | Paradie Archive Database | Read Archive Report | ||||||||
1044 | Andrews | J F E | Pilot Officer | Bomber Command | 144 Sqd ![]() | 1940-06-12 | Hampden | I | P4345 | PL- | Hemswell | Communications | Collided with balloon barrage at Ipswich Suffolk | Killed | Until 1942-04-21 Bomber Command, thereafter Coastal Command | ||||||||||||||
1045 | Andrews | William A | 1st Lt | O-748885 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | XIX Tactical Air Command | 425th Night Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-24 | Northrop P-61 Black Widow | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1046 | Andrews | William A | 1st Lt | O-748885 | USA | Pilot | USAAF | XIX Tactical Air Command | 425th Night Fighter Squadron![]() | 1944-12-27 | Northrop P-61 Black Widow | 1 Luftwaffe destroyed | Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) | ||||||||||||||||
1047 | Angus | Kenneth | Sergeant | 1581067 | Bomb Aimer | RAFVR | Bomber Command | 576 Sqn ![]() | 1944-12-28 | Lancaster | I | NN750 | UL:M2 | RAF Fiskerton, Lincolnshire | 15:17 | Bonn | See archive report for further details | Killed | Cardington (St. Mary) Church Cemetery. Row H. Grave 15 | Read Archive Report | |||||||||
1048 | Angus | F J | Sergeant | Bomber Command | 12 Sqd![]() | 1944-12-15 | Lancaster | I | PD201 | PH-E | Wickenby | 1507 | Ludwigshafen | Crashed & exploded at Holbeach Drove Lincs | Killed | Runnymede | ![]() | ||||||||||||
1049 | Angus | J N | Sergeant | 1387376 | Bomber Command | 78 Sqd![]() | 1943-06-12 | Halifax | II | JD145 | EY- | Linton on Ouse | 2257 | Bochum | ? | Killed | Runnymede | ![]() | |||||||||||
1050 | Angus | Jack Wilson | Flight Sergeant | 1553115 | Air Gunner | RAFVR | Bomber Command | 78 Sqn![]() | 1944-06-07 | Halifax | III | MZ577 | EY:O | Breighton | 22:50 | Juvisy sur Orge Rail Communications | Claim by Oblt Jakob Schaus 4./NJG4 – W-SW-S of Paris (AD-AE-BD-BE): 1,800m at 01:16. (Nachtjagd Combat Archives 1944 Part 3 -Theo Boiten). Crashed 4km South of Lieusaint. | PoW | Initially escaped. Arrested in Paris 14 July 1944. Interned in Fresnes (France). One of the 168 Allied prisoners who was deported to Buchenwald on 15 August 1944. On 10 September 1944 transferred to Stalag Luft 3 Sagan & Belaria/PoW Number 8074 |
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