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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	Victories (Fighters)	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Commemorated	Photo (Click to Expand)	Referring Database	Links/Archive Reports	Notes
951	Allen	Merle F Jr	2nd Lt		O-445996		USA	Pilot		USAAF	357th Fighter Group	364th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-20	P-51 Mustang								0.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
952	Allen	Merle F Jr	2nd Lt		O-445996		USA	Pilot		USAAF	357th Fighter Group	364th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-29	P-51 Mustang								0.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
953	Allen	Robert K	1st Lt		O-731916		USA	Pilot		USAAF	364th Fighter Group	384th Fighter Squadron	1944-12-27	P-38 Lightning (P-51 Mustang mid 1944)								2.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
954	Allen	Wilbur G	1st Lt		O-705516		USA	Pilot		USAAF	324th Fighter Group	316th Fighter Squadron: Hell's Belles	1944-12-22	P-47 Thunderbolt								1 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
955	Allers	Lorne W	2nd Lt		O-721935		USA	Pilot		USAAF	339th Fighter Group: The Chequers	504th Fighter Squadron	1944-12-31	P-51 Mustang								1 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
956	Allind	Thomas L	1st Lt		O-763002		USA	Pilot		USAAF	364th Fighter Group	385th Fighter Squadron	1944-12-31	P-38 Lightning (P-51 Mustang mid 1944)								0.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
957	Allison	James Kenneth	Flight Lieutenant		J/11084		Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	2 TAF	181 Sqd	1944-07-06	Typhoon	Ib	MN821	EL-H		B-6 Coulombs		Armed recce	Damaged by flak, pilot injured, crash landed and slammed into 3 parked Typhoons bursting into flames.	Injured by flak, severely burned in crash landing			Accident report	Paradie RCAF Database	Member of the Guinea Pig Club
958	Allison	J	Sergeant								Bomber Command	189 Sqd	1944-12-04	Lancaster	I	PB742	CA-T		Fulbeck	1636	Heilbronn		Killed	Choloy War Cemetery France
959	Allison	E C	Sergeant								Bomber Command	90 Sqd	1944-12-23	Lancaster	I	HE664	WP-V		Tuddenham	1146	Trier	Exploded over Hamm	Killed	Runnymede
960	Allison	Fred M	Captain		O-732110		USA	Pilot		USAAF	352nd Fighter Group	487th Fighter Squadron	1944-05-12	P-47 Thunderbolt								1.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
961	Allman	Leonard Ralph	Flying Officer		J/13588		Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	2 TAF	440 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-06	Typhoon	Ib	MN428	I8-Z		RAF Hurn	20:00	Armed recce	Pulled away from squadron to locate and escort a damaged flight mate. Hit by flak, parachute caught on aircraft, perished in crash near Mauvieu, Calvados, France.	Killed	Beny-Sur-Mer Canadian War Cemetery, Reviers, Xiii. H. 13. France		Accident Report	Paradie RCAF Database
962	Allport	Valentine	Sq/Ldr		NZ/402839	Age 28	New Zealand	Pilot	DFC	RNZAF	Bomber Command	1655 Mosquito Training Unit 8 (PFF) Group	1944-03-26	Mosquito	FB.IV	DZ388	-		RAF Warboys, Cambridgeshire	1909	Training	See archive report for further brief details	Killed	Cambridge City Cemetery Grave 14759	Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire		Read Archive Report	Born on the 18th February 1916 at Nelson, the son of Alfred Valentine and Amy Allport (née Biddle), of Stoke, Nelson, New Zealand. Prior to enlisting on the 31st August 1940 worked as a Life Assurance agent for the AMP Society. Received the DFC L/G 11th August 1942 whilst serving with 18 Squadron. 12 solo hours on the Mosquito. Had served a full tour with 18 Squadron, both in the Middle East and Europe flying the Bristol Blenheim IV. The CWGC list him incorrectly as a Fl/Lt.
963	Allsep	Sydney James	Flying Officer		423033		Australia			RAAF		460 Sqd RAAF	1944-06-23													RAAF Honour Roll
964	Allsop	S J	Flying Officer							RAAF	Bomber Command	460 Sqd RAAF	1944-06-22	Lancaster	III	LM547	AR-F2		Binbrook	2228	Reims	Crashed at Frettemolle {Somme}	Killed	Poix-de-la-Somme Churchyard
965	Allstaedt	Kenneth C	2nd Lt		O-812728		USA	Pilot		USAAF	78th Fighter Group	83rd Fighter Squadron	1944-06-17	P-47 Thunderbolt								0.5 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
966	Alsbury	William Thomas	Warrant Officer		977330	1918		Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	156 Sqn	1944-08-12	Lancaster	III	PB209	GT:E		Upwood	22:01	Russelheim	Claimed by Hptm. Heinz-Wolfgang Schnaufer, his 90th Abschuss, from Stab IV./NJG1 at Wasserliesch, 14 km south of Trier at 4,300 m at 00.48 hrs. Schnaufer was the most successful night fighter in the world. Survived the war but died 2 days after a car accident in France on the 15th July 1950.	Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery Coll.grave 8.H.9-10				Son of Thomas Edward and Ethel Mary Alsbury, of Hungerford, Berkshire
967	Altman	Robert G.	2nd Lieutenant	Pilot Officer	O-719528	1922	American	Co-Pilot		US Army Air Force	9th Air Force	599th Bomber Squadron (397th Bombardment Group (M))	1944-12-23	B-26 Miss Furie	B	42-96182	6B-K		Péronne/St. Quentin (Station A-72), France		Railroad bridge at Eller, Germany	See Archive report for details	PoW, Stalag 4B Mühlberg, Sachsen				Archive Report
968	Alton	J P	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1944-07-28	Lancaster	I	LM107	PH-Z		Wickenby	2128	Stuttgart		Killed
969	Ambrose	Benjamin Southam	Squadron Leader		40040		Australia			RAAF		467 Sqd RAAF	1943-06-12													RAAF Honour Roll
970	Ames	W E	Flying Officer							RCAF	Bomber Command	426 Sqd RCAF	1944-10-06	Halifax	VII	NP739	OW-U		Linton on Ouse	1642	Dortmund		PoW			Paradie Archive Database
971	Ames	R H	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	582 Sqd	1944-06-15	Lancaster	III	ND502	6O-N		Little Staughton	2355	Lens	Crashed in Arras	Killed	Ste-Catherine Communal Cemetery
972	Amey	R E	Flying Officer						DFC		Bomber Command	50 Sqd	1944-12-17	Lancaster	III	LM676	VN-W		Skellingthorpe	1615	Munchen		Injured died 31/12/44	Durnbach War Cemetery
973	Ameye	Emile Rene Lucien Maria Ameye	Flight Sergeant		1424918			Air Bomber		RAFVR (Belgian National)	Bomber Command	463 Sqd RAAF	1944-11-06	Lancaster	I	NG191	JO-A		RAF Waddington, Lincolnshire	1650	Gravenhorst	See archive report for full details	Killed	Brussels Town Cemetery Belgian Airmen's Field Of Honour. Row 2. Grave 3				Read Archive Report
974	Ammon	Robert H	2nd Lt		O-692631		USA	Pilot		USAAF	339th Fighter Group: The Chequers	503rd Fighter Squadron	1944-06-08	P-51 Mustang								1 Luftwaffe destroyed						Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
975	Amstein	N W	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	102 Sqd (Ceylon)	1944-06-16	Halifax	III	MZ652	DY-Z		Pocklington	2304	Sterkrade		Killed	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
976	Amy	Kenneth Charles	Flight Sergeant		902859	Age 22	UK	Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1941-07-06	Wellington	II	W5360	PH-U		RAF Binbrook, Lincolnshire	2325	Brest	See archive report for further brief details	Killed	Guilers Churchyard. Collective grave			Archive Report	Son of William G. Amy and Emily J. Amy, of St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Grave inscription: ' At The Going Down Of The Sun And In The Morning We Will Remember Him'.
977	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
978	Andersen	A A L	Warrant Officer							RAAF	Bomber Command	582 Sqd	1944-12-23	Lancaster	III	PB558	6O-A		Little Staughton	1028	Koln	Abandoned
979	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
980	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.
981	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
982	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
983	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
984	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
985	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
986	Anderson	C B	Sergeant								Bomber Command	12 Sqd	1943-06-17	Lancaster	I	W4374	PH-D				Training	Crashed at Holton Lincs	Injured
987	Anderson	W F	Flying Officer		124906			Pilot			Fighter	247 Sqd	1944-06-17	Typhoon	Ib	MN8090							Killed	Bayeux War Cemetery France
988	Anderson	T G	Flight Lieutenant								Fighter	418 Sqd RCAF	1944-06-05	Mosquito	VI						Intruder	Damaged
989	Anderson	Thomas Robert Bowden	Flight Lieutenant		409081		Australia			RAAF		65 Sqd RAF	1944-06-10													RAAF Honour Roll
990	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.’
991	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.
992	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)
993	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)
994	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)
995	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)
996	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)
997	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)
998	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)
999	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)
1000	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)