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#	Name* (↑)	First Names	Rank	RAF Equivalent Rank	Service No.	Born	Nationality	Role	Awards	Air Force (↑)	Command (↑)	Unit (↑)	DateofIncident *See Note (↑)	Aircraft (↑)	Type	Serial	Code	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Commemorated	Photo (Click to Expand)	Referring Database	Links/Archive Reports	Notes
251	Galbraith	L J	Flight Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	76 Sqd	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW681	MP-T	Holme on Spalding Moor	2220	Amiens	Emergency landing at Woodbridge Suffolk on return				Paradie Archive Database
252	Gallup	Kenneth W	Major		O-398694		USA	Pilot		USAAF	353rd Fighter Group		1944-06-12	P-51 Mustang							2 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
253	Garfit	Joseph Leslie	Sergeant		993649	1911		Flight Engineer		RAFVR	Bomber Command	15 Sqn	1943-06-28	Stirling	III	EH888	LS:Z	Mildenhall	23:45	Koln	Claimed by Maj. Walter Ehle, his 29th Abschuss, from Stab II./NJG1, near Houwaart 14 km WSW Diewst at 4.200 m. at 02:33 hrs. Note: also claimed by Flak of 2./gem. Flak Abt. 594 ('Stirling Haubert 02:33hrs'). Victory for Maj, Ehle confirmed on 20.12.1944. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (23 June - 22 September) 1943 Part 2 - Theo Boiten). Crashed at 02:40 hrs in the IJssel river near Heeswijk.	Killed	Amersfoort (Oud Leusden) General Cemetery Plot 13, Row 8, Grave 158				Son of Joseph and Mary Elizabeth Garfit; husband of Evelyn Garfit, of Leeds, Yorkshire.
254	Garner	A M	Flying Officer							RCAF	Bomber Command	424 Sqd RCAF	1944-12-06	Halifax	III	NP945	QB-D	Skipton on Swale	1643	Osnabruck		PoW			Paradie Archive Database
255	Gates	M E	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	419 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	X	KB714	VR-Y	Middleton St George	2135	Cambrai	Crashed at Courcelette {Somme}	Killed	Meharicourt Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
256	Gatward	Alfred 'Ken'	Wng Cmdr			London	UK	Pilot	DSO DFC & Bar	RAFVR	Fighter Command (Coastal Command with 236 Sqd)	404 Sqd RCAF	1942-06-12	Beaufighter				Thorney Island						After final op with 404	Paradie Archive		Wing Commander Alfred ‘Ken’ Gatward shown after his return from leading an anti-shipping operation with 404 Sqd ('Buffalo') RCAF. With coffee and cigarette in hand, hair disheveled and oil stains on his battle trousers. This photo was reputedly taken after Gatward’s final op with 404. Note that his tie has been clipped in honour of the occasion and that it’s possible the cup does not contain coffee as he seeks a refill. (vintagewings.ca) The squadron was formed at Thorney Island in Sussex, England on 15 April 1941 under Royal Air Force operational control. Tasked with coastal patrol and attack, the squadron flew the Bristol Blenheim Mk.IV & later the Beaufighter. From May 1944 to September 1944 they were based at RAF Davidstow Moor in Cornwall, England. As part of the RAF Dallachy strike wing of four Beaufighter-equipped squadrons, they took part in an attack on German ships on the Norwegian coast on 9 February 1945. The ships included a destroyer and flak ships as well as merchantmen. The ships were located in a fjord and German fighter aircraft scrambled in defence. As a result of the heavy losses to the Dallachy Wing the attack was subsequently called 'Black Friday'. The squadron disbanded on 25 May 1945. ‘Dropping a huge French flag on top of the Arc de Triomphe’ Operation Squabble: RAF pilot Flight Lieutenant Ken Gatward and his navigator, Flight Sergeant George Fern, (at the time with 236 Sqd RAF) volunteered for the audacious mission, which was planned following intelligence reports that German troops were parading down the Champs-Elysees every day between 12.15 and 12.45 pm. On 12 June 1942 Gatward and Fern took off in their Bristol Beaufighter from Thorney Island, West Sussex, flew over the English Channel into occupied France and headed towards Paris at low level. Gatward later recalled, “I’ll never forget the astonishment of the crowd in the Paris streets as we swept low at rooftop level. They had been taken completely by surprise.” Gatward flew at just 30ft down the Champs-Elysees and Fern dropped the French Tricolour on top of Paris’ famous monument. Gatward then flew on to the Gestapo’s Paris HQ, the former Ministere de la Marine, raked it with 20mm shells – scattering its SS guards in panic – and Fern dropped a second Tricolour on the building. The daring duo’s spectacular raid boosted the morale of oppressed Parisians and, when the news broke at home, lifted the spirits of the beleaguered British too. Gatward was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and both he and Fern were feted as heroes. London-born Gatward, who had joined the RAF Volunteer Reserve in 1937 and started the war as a sergeant pilot, went on to command 404 Sqd RCAF. In August 1944 he led the Sqd on a raid against enemy shipping in Norwegian waters which earned him a second DFC. He also earned the Distinguished Service Order the same year. Ken Gatward retired from the regular RAF as a Group Captain in 1967, then immediately rejoined the RAF Volunteer Reserve as an instructor in the rank Flight Lieutenant, enabling his return to his first love – flying. He died in 1998 aged 84.
257	Gęca	Bolesław	Porucznik	Flight Lieutenant	P-1797 / 783463	23.12.1917 Głusk Lublin (Age 26 when killed)	Poland	Pilot	Złoty Krzyż Zasługi z Mieczami Medal Lotniczy (x3)	PAF	Fighter Command	306 Sqd Polish	1944-06-07	Mustang	III	FZ189	UZ-S	RAF Andrews Field (RAF Coolham?)		Ramrod 980		Killed	Polish Air Force Memorial, Northolt Middlesex United Kingdom, Grainville-Langannerie, France. Initially buried at the cemetery. in Blangy-le-Chateau, France		Archiwum Polish Database	Read Archive Report
258	Gęca	Bolesław	Porucznik	Flight Lieutenant	P-1797 / 783463	23.12.1917 Głusk Lublin	Poland	Pilot	Złoty Krzyż Zasługi z Mieczami Medal Lotniczy (x3)	PAF	Fighter Command	316 Sqd Polish	1943-04-04	Spitfire	IX	BS189	SZ-?	RAF Northolt, Middlesex		Ramrod	See archive report for further brief details	Evaded. Died 07.06.1944 Grainville-Langannerie, France			Archiwum Polish Database	Read Archive Report
259	Gerard	P	Sgc							FFAF	Bomber Command	347 Sqd Free French	1944-12-06	Halifax	III	NR153	L8-D	Elvington	1554	Osnabruck	Crashed at Wachendorf	PoW
260	Gerick	Steven	F / O		T00223069		USA	Pilot		USAAF	56th Fighter Group	61st Fighter Squadron	1944-06-12	P-47 Thunderbolt							2 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
261	Gibbs	N P	Pilot Officer					Pilot			Fighter	41 Sqd	1944-06-12	Spitfire	IX	MB845				Rhubarb	Crash landed at Bolt Head	Injured
262	Gibson	J S	Pilot Officer								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-07	Lancaster	III	ND799	PH-L	Wickenby	1835	Foret-du-Croc	Crashed at Faldingworth Lincolnshire on return	Killed	Wigston Cemetery
263	Gibson	E J	Sergeant								Bomber Command	207 Sqd	1944-12-06	Lancaster	I	PD322	EM-C	Spilsby	1552	Giessen	Crashed at Westerburg	Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery
264	Giersch	E H	Pilot Officer					Air Gunner (Mid Upper)			Bomber Command	463 Sqn RAAF	1944-06-29	Lancaster	I	ME701	JO:F	Waddington	12:11	Beauvoir	First daylight raid for the Squadron. Hit and severely damaged by Flak but returned safely to Waddington at 15:17	Safe
265	Gill	J	Sergeant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-30	Lancaster	III	ND842	PH-K	Wickenby	2212	Vierzon	Crashed at Magny {Eure-et-Loir}	Killed	Magny Churchyard
266	Gilmartin	Thomas	Sergeant		520265			Air Gunner (Rear)		RAF	Bomber Command	78 Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	MZ631	EY:Y	Breighton	22:21	Amiens	See Archive report	Killed	Longueil Churchyard, British plot, Coll. Grave 3-5			Read Archive Report
267	Glanfield	John Leonard	Flight Sergeant		430026	3rd February 1914 in Flemington, Victoria	Australian	Air Gunner (Mid Upper)		RAAF	Bomber Command	15 Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	LM156	LS:R	Mildenhall	23:12	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Hptm Ernst-Wilhelm Modrow 1/NJG1 - NNW of Duisburg: 5,500m at 01:27. Coned by 1/Flakscheinw Abt 650 (“Lancaster Gelsenkirchen 01:25”) probably also claimed by Flak. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Other sources maintain the a/c was shot down by Flak.	Killed	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Plot 19 Row G Joint Grave 15-16				Initially buried in Gelsenkirchen East Cemetery Son of Alfred Ernest and Ruby Glanfield; husband of Margaret Therese Glanfield, of East Brighton, Victoria, Australia
268	Glendenning	Albert	Flying Officer		J/22136	Age 30	Canada	Navigator		RCAF	Bomber Command	408 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS688	EQ-R	RAF Linton on Ouse, North Yorkshire	2207	Cambrai	See archive report for further details	Killed	Canada Cemetery Tilloy-les-Cambrai, France. Collective Grave Plot 2, Row G, Grave 5-7		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report Attacker	Son of James Thomas and Olive (nee Pearson) Glendenning of Islington, Ontario, Canada.
269	Gohl	James Garfield	Flight Lieutenant		J/8356		Canadian	Pilot	M.I.D. Air Medal (USA)	RCAF	2 TAF	440 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Typhoon	Ib	MN115	I8-	RAF Hurn	21:50	Ground strikes - France	Engine cutting out, abandoned aircraft at low altitude over English Channel 2 miles South of Christchurch. Flight mates witnessed his lifeless body sink.	Killed	Runnymede Memorial. Panel 244		Accident report	Paradie RCAF Database	Archive Report
270	Gold	Leonard	Flying Officer		J26287	26th May 1917 in Edmonton, Alberta	Canadian	Navigator		RCAF	Bomber Command	78 Sqn	1944-06-07	Halifax	III	MZ568	EY:E	Breighton	22:52	Rail communications at Juvisy	Claimed by 1./Flak Abt. 911 and exploded at 02:00hrs. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Debris falling between Corbell-Essones and Courances a village some 10 km away	Killed	Corbeil Communal cemetery, Plot 4. Row 10. Grave 1.		Paradie Archive Database		Son of William and Pauline (née Morgan) Gold; husband of Margaret Ellinor (née MacLeod) Gold, of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
271	Goldby	J L	Flight Lieutenant								Bomber Command	640 Sqd	1944-12-06	Halifax	III	MZ939	C8-M	Leconfield	1601	Osnabruck	Crashed at Bohmte	PoW
272	Golec	Michał	Starszy Sierzant Strzelec	Flight Sergeant	P.782730	3 September 1916 CzerniewiceRawa Maz. (Age 27 when killed)	Poland	Air Gunner	Krzyz Walecznych Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-12	Avro Lancaster	lll	JA683	BH:S	RAF Faldingworth	23:21	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Ofw Herbert Giesecke 3/NJG3 - 30-50km South of Duisburg: 5,500m at 01:28. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Crashed at Sondern, 3 km North of Radevormwald, Holland.. Location : Germany.	Killed in Action, on Operational Flight	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Reichswald Forest War Cemetery - Kleve, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Plot Xxvii Row G Grave 3		Archiwum Polish Database
273	Goodwin	W H	Flight Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	408 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS772	EQ-T	Linton on Ouse	2201	Cambrai	Crashed at Avesnes-les-Aubert {Nord}	Killed	Avesnes-les-Aubert Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database		Attacker
274	Gordon	F P	Sergeant					Engineer		RAFVR	Bomber	178 Sqn	1944-06-12	Liberator	IV	EW139		Foggia No 1/Celone		Ventimiglia	Crashed on take off at 2335. Destroyed by fire. Detailed to bomb the Marshalling yards at Ventimiglia	Injured
275	Gordon	A C	Pilot Officer								Bomber Command	218 Sqd	1944-06-12	Stirling	III	EF299	HA-Z	Woolfox Lodge	2257	Gardening	Crashed at base on return
276	Gormely	M	Sergeant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-23	Lancaster	I	ME642	PH-W	Wickenby	2226	Saintes	Ditched in English Channel
277	Gough	Sydney Ernest	Flying Officer		423712	17th July 1911 in London, England	Australian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RAAF	Bomber Command	15 Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	LM156	LS:R	Mildenhall	23:12	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Hptm Ernst-Wilhelm Modrow 1/NJG1 - NNW of Duisburg: 5,500m at 01:27. Coned by 1/Flakscheinw Abt 650 (“Lancaster Gelsenkirchen 01:25”) probably also claimed by Flak. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Other sources maintain the a/c was shot down by Flak.	Killed	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Plot 19 Row G Grave 13				Initially buried in Gelsenkirchen East Cemetery Son of Walter and Edith Gough; husband of Lilian Mabel Gough, of Cabarita, New South Wales, Australia
278	Graham	Lloyd Thomas	Sergeant		R187846	1st March 1923 in Ontario, Chatham	Canadian	Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	419 (Moose) Sqn, RCAF	1944-12-06	Lancaster	X	KB779	VR:B	Middleton St George	16:40	Osnabruck	Lost without trace	Killed	Runnymede Memorial Panel 250		Paradie Archive Database		Commissioned and promoted to Plt Off. (J92095) with effect 3rd October 1944 Son of Arthur H. and Florrie (née Burfield) Graham, of Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.
279	Grant	William George	Flying Officer		152306	1921		Pilot	BEM	RAFVR	Bomber Command	166 Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	ME777	AS:K2	Kirmington	22:16	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Hptm Joachim Böhner Stab I./NJG6 - 20km South of Deelen: 2,000m at 01:22. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Crashed near Zelhem 6km North East of Doetinchem	Killed	Zelham General Cemetery Plot E Row 2 Grave 5				British Empire Medal (Civil Division) promulgated in the London Gazetted on 19th September 1941. Citation Reads. Miss Jessie Eskdale Walker, Section Leader, First Aid Party, Portsmouth. William George Grant, Police Constable, John Maurice Holder, Police Constable, Portsmouth Police Force. "While a First Aid Party were rendering assistance to air-raid victims, a bomb fell nearby and most of the Party were killed or severely injured. Miss Walker, although suffering from shock and the effects of blast, remained at her post and began rescue work. She was joined by Constables Grant and Holder, who had also been badly shaken by the explosions. The two men entered damaged property and brought out injured people and these were attended to by Miss Walker. A gas main caught fire and conditions were extremely dangerous but Miss Walker and the two Constables continued working and many casualties were rescued and given first-aid treatment. All three showed devotion to duty with no regard for themselves." Son of William Thomas Grant and Mabel Annie Grant, of Newton Valance, Hampshire.
280	Graves	G I	Sergeant					Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber	178 Sqn	1944-06-12	Liberator	IV	EW139		Foggia No 1/Celone		Ventimiglia	Crashed on take off at 2335. Destroyed by fire. Detailed to bomb the Marshalling yards at Ventimiglia	Injured
281	Gray	Jack Gillard	Flying Officer		155069	Age 35	UK	Air/Gnr		RAFVR	Bomber Command	408 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS688	EQ-R	RAF Linton on Ouse, North Yorkshire	2207	Cambrai	See archive report for further details	Killed	Canada Cemetery Tilloy-les-Cambrai, France. Plot 2, Row G, Grave 2			Read Archive Report Attacker	Son of Sydney and Alice Jessy Gray of Winchmore Hill, London, England.
282	Gray	W G	Flying Officer							RCAF	Bomber Command	76 Sqd	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW681	MP-T	Holme on Spalding Moor	2220	Amiens	Emergency landing at Woodbridge Suffolk on return				Paradie Archive Database
283	Gray	H I	Flight Lieutenant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-07	Lancaster	III	ND799	PH-L	Wickenby	1835	Foret-du-Croc	Crashed at Faldingworth Lincolnshire on return
284	Green	Francis Douglas	Flight Sergeant		AUS/432170			W/Op/Air Gunner		RAAF	Bomber Command	61 Sqd	1944-12-06	Lancaster	I	ME725	QR-G	RAF Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire	1639	Giessen	See archive report for further details	PoW No:1326 Camp: Stalag Luft Bankan, near Kreulberg (L7)	None - survived the war				Read Archive Report
285	Green	Edward Calvin	Sergeant		R152029		Canadian	Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	431 (Iroquois) Sqn, RCAF	1944-06-16	Halifax	III	LK837	SE:L	RAF Croft, Yorkshire	23:14	Sterkrade	See Archive report for further details	Killed	Jonkerbos War Cemetery. Grave 12.F.1		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
286	Gribben	T	Sergeant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	PA986	PH-D	Wickenby	2301	Gelsenkirchen	Crashed at Mastenbroek {Overjissel}	Killed	Runnymede
287	Griffith	J B De B	Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	578 Sqd	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	MZ592	LK-G	Burn	2338	Amiens	Crashed at Mailly-Raineval {Somme}	Killed	Runnymede
288	Griffith	Colin John	F/O. Pilot		130952					RAFVR	Coastal Command	201 Sqd	1944-06-12	Sunderland	III	ML760	NS-S	RAF Pembroke Dock, Wales	No details	Patrol	Shot down by U-333	Missing - believed killed	Runnymede Memorial. Panel 206				Read Archive Report
289	Griffiths	G F	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	76 Sqd	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW644	MP-O	Holme on Spalding Moor	2212	Amiens	Crashed near Authieux-Ratieville {Seine-Maritime}	Killed	Marissel French National Cemetery
290	Groblicki	Andrzej Jakub	Podporucznik Nawig	Flying Officer	P.2406	Born 23 January 1917 Stanisławów Ukraine (Age 27 when killed)	Poland	Navigator	Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqd (Polish)	1944-06-24	Avro Lancaster	III	EE124	BH-M	RAF Faldingworth	16:12	Les Hayons	Took off from Faldingworth 16.12 24 June 1944 on an Operation to attack flying bomb site at Les Hayons, Belgium. Aircraft damaged by anti-aircraft fire on it's homward journey and flew on two engines across the North Sea, but crashed between Linwood and Lissington, South of Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. Location : United Kingdom.	Killed in Action, on Operational Flight	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Newark-Upon-Trent Cemetery - Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom. Plot War Graves Plot Sec J Grave 321		Archiwum Polish Database
291	Guilfoyle	M A	Pilot Officer								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-06-27	Lancaster	III	ND424	PH-C	Wickenby	.0029.	Vaires		PoW
292	Guillot	Joseph Rolland Louis Nazaire	Pilot Officer		J/86944			Pilot		RCAF	Fighter	416 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-01	Spitfire	IX	MJ347	DN-?			Shipping Recce	Aircraft malfunction	Killed	Calais Canadian War Cemetery. Grave 6.C.12		Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
293	Gulliocheau	L	Lieutenant							FFAF	Bomber Command	346 Sqd Free French	1944-06-12	Halifax	V	LK955	H7-	Elvington	2201	Amiens	Crash landed at Carnaby on return
294	Gwynne	P J B	Sergeant								Bomber Command	463 Sqd RAAF	1944-12-06	Lancaster	III	PB290	JO-K	Waddington	1712	Giessen	Crashed target area	Killed
295	Hahn	Mieczysław	Podporucznik Nawig (Captain)	Flying Officer	P-2408 / 703491	17 September 1919 Warszawa (Age 24 when killed)	Poland	Navigator	Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-12	Avro Lancaster	l	LL807	BH:N	RAF Faldingworth	23:16	Gelsenkirchen	See Archive report for details	Killed in Action, on Operational Flight	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Amersfoort (Old Leusden) General Cemetery - Utrecht, Netherlands. Plot XIII Row 12 Grave 206		Archiwum Polish Database	Read Archive Report
296	Hales	Ronald Douglas	Sergeant		1895806	1924		Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	15 Sqn	1944-06-07	Lancaster	III	LM534	LS:A	Mildenhall	00:49	Massy-Palaiseau Rail Facilities	Claimed by Maj. Walter Borchers, his 23rd Abschuss, from Stab NJG5, 30km WSW of Paris 1t 1.300 m, at 02:31 hrs.. Exploded in the air with great force at 02:30hrs , scattering the aircraft and its contents over a wide area of woodland at Bonnelles (Yvelines) 19km ESE of Rambouillet. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten)	Killed	Viroflay New Communal Cemetery Row A Grave 36				The crew were initially laid to rest in Bonnelles Son of Sydney Morris Hales and Elsie Hales, of Slough, Buckinghamshire
297	Hall	J J	Sergeant					Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	227 Sqd	1944-12-06	Lancaster	I	NG296	QJ-D	RAF Balderton, Nottinghamshire	1656	Giessen	See archive report for further details	PoW No further details	None - survived the war				Read Archive Report
298	Hall	A E	Pilot Officer							RCAF	Bomber Command	427 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW165	ZL-M	Leeming	2315	Arras	Crashed at Ecurie {Pas-de-Calais}	Killed	Ecurie Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
299	Hammond	A H	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	426 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	NA510	ON-E	Linton on Ouse	2145	Cambrai	Crashed near Villers-les-Cagnicourt {Pas-de-Calais}	Evader
300	Hampshire	Herbert Robin	Flight Lieutenant		114329	1916 in Sanatos, Brazil		Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber Command	141 Sqn	1944-06-27	Mosquito	II	HJ941	TW-X	West Raynham	23:10	BS	Serrate patrol over northern France. Shot down by a night fighter and crashed ay Izegem in the Belgian Province of West-Vlaanderen some 7 km SE of Roeselare. Claimed by Oblt. Heinz Ferger, his 16th Abschuss, from 3./NJG3 over Iseghem, 7km SE Roesclare at 3,500m at 00:30. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten)	Killed	Wevelgem Communal Cemetery Grave E. 476				Son to Herbert Francis and Gladys Rosalie (née Ford) Hampshire and husband to Elizabeth MacLean (née Campbell) Hampshire from Murrayfield, Cherrybank, Perth, Scotland