Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Database

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24 May 1939 the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm consisted of 20 squadrons with 232 aircraft. By the end of the war the worldwide strength of the Fleet Air Arm was 59 aircraft carriers, 3,700 aircraft, 72,000 officers and men, and 56 Naval air stations.

During WW2, the FAA operated fighters, torpedo bombers and reconnaissance aircraft. In the summer of 1940, the RAF called upon the Admiralty for Fleet Air Arm assistance as the Battle of Britain raged. In those bleak days of 1940 the Fleet Air Arm crews who served under Fighter Command, integrated themselves with panache within what was new to them, the advanced structure and fighter control system deployed by RAF Fighter Command.

The top scoring Fleet Air Arm fighter ace in WW2 with 17 victories is Commander Stanley Orr, whilst the top Royal Marine ace is Ronald Cuthbert Hay with 13 victories.

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#	Name	First Names	Initials	Rank	Service No.	Awards	Role	Attached	Unit	Ship	Aircraft	Serial	Crew	Age	Born	Fate	Date-of-Death	Place-of-Death	Commemorated	Family-Details	***************Notes***************
1	Campbell	N K	N K	Lieutenant			Pilot	RN	830Sqn	HMS St Angelo	Swordfish	P42322	Campbell, N K; Nutt, G D; Welsh, W G T			PoW	0000-00-00	Near Tripoli, North Africa	, ,		Interned at Sulmona. Liberated May 1945.
2	Nutt	G D	G D	Lieutenant (A)		DSC	Observer	RN	830Sqn	HMS St Angelo	Swordfish	P42322	Campbell, N K; Nutt, G D; Welsh, W G T			Prisoner of War	1941-05-06	-	, ,		Prisoner of War. Interned at Sulmona. Liberated May 1945.
3	Travis	Kenneth Charles Nutt	K C N	Temp Sub-Lieutenant (A)			Pilot	RNVR	710Sqn	HMS Urley, Ronaldsway	Barracuda lll	MD 821, coded R6P	Dayes, G A; Travis, K C N; Williams, R F	20		Missing presumed killed	1945-10-08	At sea, Douglas Head, Isle of Man	Bay 6, Panel 5, Lee-On-Solent Memorial - Hampshire, United Kingdom	Son of Charles Harold and Grace Ethel Travis of Wilmslow, Cheshire
4	Welsh	William Gracie Tennant	W G T	Petty Officer Airman	P/FX 76532		Air Gunner 3rd Class	RN	830Sqn	HMS St Angelo / Hal Far, Malta	Swordfish	P 4232	Campbell, N K; Nutt, G D; Welsh, W G T	24	1916-08-14	Died of wounds	1941-05-07	North Africa	Bay 2, Panel 1, Lee-On-Solent Memorial - Hampshire, United Kingdom	Son of John George and Janet Gilbertson Welsh of Brydekirk, Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Native of Annan, Dumfriesshire, Scotland	Prisoner of War

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