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#	Name* SORT (↓)	First Names	Rank	Service No.	Born	Nationality	Role	Awards	Air Force	Command	Unit	DateofIncident *See Note SORT (↓)	Aircraft	Type	Serial	Code	Victories (Fighters)	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Commemorated	Photo (Click to Expand)	Referring Database	Notes	Links/Archive Reports
1	Foyston	F S	Flight Lieutenant	J/8166		Canada	Pilot	DFC	RCAF		236Sqn RAF 252Sqn RAF 464Sqn RAAF		Blenheim, Beaufighter, Mosquito												Paradie Archive Database	Talented low level attack pilot
2	Chamberlain	Eric	Fl/Sgt.	2216207				DFM	RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George								Transferred to 156 Squadron after May 1944
3	Woodman	Ronald George ("Tim")					Pilot	DSO DFC		Fighter Command	169 85Sqn BSDU 410Sqn RCAF 96Sqn						7									Mosquito ace.[77] Ace
4	La Franchise	R A	Flight Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command												PoW			Paradie Archive Database
5	Judiesch	John F	Fl/Lt.	J/85067					RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George							Paradie Archive Database	Died in Canada 24th April 2001
6	Hughes	Karen Lia	Section Officer	6552		Australia	Supernumeray		WAAF		27OTU		Wellington		LN295			RAF Lichfield		Cross country training	Mid air collision	Killed				Wellington LN 295 took off from RAF Lichfield for an evening cross-country training. At 2208 hours when flying on a south easterly course at an altitude of 16,000 feet, the aircraft collided with Wellington aircraft X 3924 (Sergeant R B Main (RCAF) (Pilot)) from 26 OTU flying on a north easterly course at the same altitude. Both machines crashed near the main gate at RAF Alconbury not far from the village of Abbots Ripton. Both Pilots had been distracted and saw each other too late to avoid a collision. The pilot of X 3924 pushed the control column forward, causing his tail unit to come into collision with LN 295 on the starboard side in the forward part of the aircraft near the pilot’s cockpit. X 3924 then developed an uncontrolled steep spiral dive to port, which finally resulted into an inverted spin, throwing the pilot through the roof of the cockpit. The aircraft continued to dive at very high speed and it disintegrated due to stress on the airframe. It would have been extremely difficult for the crew to abandon the aircraft, although the Captain had ordered abandon. LN 295 went into a dive from which the pilot was unable to recover. He gave orders to abandon the aircraft, but the inter-com was useless and the call light could not be found. He did not know whether any of the crew had received the order to bale out. The pilot was injured in the collision and finally baled out at 7,000 feet. Both pilots wore their chutes. Five of the crew in LN 295 were killed, Heffernan was injured. Five (three RAF and two RCAF) crew members from X 3924 were killed and the Pilot was injured.
7	Johnson	James Edgar 'Johnnie'		754750 (airman), 83267(officer)	1915-03-08		Pilot	CB CBE DSO & 2 Bars DFC & Bar Officer of the Order of Leopold (Belgium) Croix de Guerre (Belgium) Legion d'Honneur (France) DFC USA Air Medal USA Legion of Merit USA	RAF	Fighter Command	19Sqn 616Sqn 610Sqn 127 Wing RCAF 443Sqn RCAF						38					Survived war. Died 2001-01-30		Johnson at Bazenville Normandy July 1944 With 610Sqn		Battle of Britain (marginally) Top British Ace of War In 1940 Johnson had an operation to reset his collarbone which severly restricted his flying till 1941 when he and began flying regularly. He took part in the offensive sweeps over German-occupied Europe from 1941 to 1944, almost without rest. Johnson was involved in heavy aerial fighting during this period. His combat tour included participation in the Dieppe Raid, Combined Bomber Offensive, Battle of Normandy, Operation Market Garden, the Battle of the Bulge and the Western Allied invasion of Germany. Johnson progressed to the rank of Group Captain by the end of the war and Air Vice Marshal subsequently. Johnson was credited with 34 individual victories over enemy aircraft, as well as seven shared victories, three shared probable, 10 damaged, three shared damaged and one destroyed on the ground. Johnson flew 700 operational sorties and engaged enemy aircraft on 57 occasions. Included in his list of individual victories were 14 Messerschmitt Bf 109s and 20 Focke-Wulf Fw 190s destroyed making him the most successful RAF ace against the Fw 190. This score made him the highest scoring Western Allied fighter ace against the German Luftwaffe. See Archive Report
8	McNab	Ernest Archibald	Grp Cpt	C/134		Canada	Pilot	OBE DFC Czechoslovakia Military Cross	RAF	Fighter Command	1Sqn RCAF						7					Died 10 Jan 1977 in Vancouver BC.				7 victories Deceased 10 Jan 1977 in Vancouver BC. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil)	Paradie Canadian Archive Battle of Britain Database
9	Kilian	John Rutherford Clark	SLdr			New Zealand	Pilot		RCAF RAF & RNZAF	Fighter Command	485Sqn (NZ) 222Sqn 122Sqn 504Sqn RAF 19Sqn						5									Ace 2+1 (Shores)
10	Turner	Percival Stanley					Pilot	DSO DFC *		Fighter Command	242Sqn 145Sqn 411Sqn RCAF 249Sqn						14									Canadian. Surviving aircrew. He remained in the RCAF until 1965 and died in Ottawa on 23 July 1985.[70] Ace
11	Henry	Meredith Allen	Fl/Lt.	J/19136					RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George							Paradie Archive Database	Died 17th August 2008 - Ontario, Canada
12	Trousdale	Richard Macklow	WCdr			New Zealand	Pilot		RAF RCAF & RNZAF	Fighter Command	266Sqn 255Sqn RAF 409Sqn RCAF 488Sqn RNZAF						8 [7+1]					Killed 1947-05-19				Ace 833; 6+1sh
13	O'Connor	Edward		174075		Canada	Pilot	DFC & Bar	RCAF	Bomber Command	405Sqn RCAF															Pathfinder
14	Knight	Mervyn David	LAC	NZ/414641	Age 26	New Zealand	Pilot		RNZAF	Training Command	4 Service Flying Training School (RCAF)		Crane	I	7703	-		RCAF Saskatoon, Canada	1530	Training	See archive report for details	Killed	Saskatoon Cemetery(Woodlawn). Block H. Lot 401. Grave 9.			Born on the 21st July 1915 at Winton. Educated at Greymouth College. Attendant at Sea View Hospital in Hokitika. Membe of West Coast United Aero Club. 'A' licence 25th November 1938. Enlisted at Levin as a pilot under training 17th August 1941. With No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School 29th September 1941. Embarked for Canada on the 17th November 1941. No. 4 Service Flying Training School 05th December 1941. Son of David Knight (died 24th October 1958 age 68), and of Isabella May Knight (née Frisby - died 24th November 1918 age 33), of Lilburne, Southland, New Zealand. Epitaph: \The Lord Will Perfect That Which Concerneth Me Thy Mercy Lord Will Endure Forever'.	Archive report
15	Foster (Formerly Fenster)	Philip Herbert	Sq/Ldr. Pilot	87408					RAFVR	Coastal Command	404Sqn RCAF		Blenheim	IV	Z6245	EE-L		RAF Dyce, Scotland		North Stand Patrol	Shot down near Stavanger, Norway	Killed	Egersund Churchyard. Grave A.6.2.			Archive Report
16	Morris	Douglas Griffith ("Zulu")					Pilot			Fighter Command	406Sqn RCAF						6									4 Victories in a Beaufighter with N/RO Rix, A. V.[2][3] Ace
17	Robertson	James Ross	Flight Sergeant	R161315	15th November 1922 in Ebenezer, Ontario	Canadian	Bomb Aimer		RCAF	Bomber Command	148Sqn RAF		Halifax	II	JP237	FS:?		RAF Brindisi, Italy	20:11	SOE	See archive report for details	KiA	Staglieno Cemetery Genoa, Italy. Collective Grave III C 27-30		Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
18	Heffernan	Patrick George 'Paddy'	Grp Cpt	O318, 0318	Bowenfels,Lithgow, New South Wales, Australia, 16 April 1907	Australia	Pilot	OBE AFC	RAAF		27OTU		Wellington		LN295			RAF Lichfield		Cross country training	Mid air collision	Injured. Discharged from the RAAF: 15 September 1956				Wellington LN 295 took off from RAF Lichfield for an evening cross-country training. At 2208 hours when flying on a south easterly course at an altitude of 16,000 feet, the aircraft collided with Wellington aircraft X 3924 (Sergeant R B Main (RCAF) (Pilot)) from 26 OTU flying on a north easterly course at the same altitude. Both machines crashed near the main gate at RAF Alconbury not far from the village of Abbots Ripton. Both Pilots had been distracted and saw each other too late to avoid a collision. The pilot of X 3924 pushed the control column forward, causing his tail unit to come into collision with LN 295 on the starboard side in the forward part of the aircraft near the pilot’s cockpit. X 3924 then developed an uncontrolled steep spiral dive to port, which finally resulted into an inverted spin, throwing the pilot through the roof of the cockpit. The aircraft continued to dive at very high speed and it disintegrated due to stress on the airframe. It would have been extremely difficult for the crew to abandon the aircraft, although the Captain had ordered abandon. LN 295 went into a dive from which the pilot was unable to recover. He gave orders to abandon the aircraft, but the inter-com was useless and the call light could not be found. He did not know whether any of the crew had received the order to bale out. The pilot was injured in the collision and finally baled out at 7,000 feet. Both pilots wore their chutes. Five of the crew in LN 295 were killed, Heffernan was injured. Five (three RAF and two RCAF) crew members from X 3924 were killed and the Pilot was injured.	Bio
19	Pearse	Frank Sainthill	F/O	51390					RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George								Cremated in Axminster 09th July 1986
20	Emms	Philip Leslie	Sgt Air/Gnr	1813155					RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George	2346	Kassel	Enemy aircraft attack	Killed	Ashford Burial Ground
21	MacIsaac	James		J/11561		Canada	Pilot		RCAF		37Sqn RAF							Foggia								Took part in the brutal air campaign to destroy the large oil production industry based mainly in Romania and Hungary. The targets were heavily defended and the losses were great. Chief among the larger targets was the Ploesti Xenia Synthetic Oil Refinery in Romania, the most heavily defended target to be attacked outside Germany. They attacked targets in Yugoslavia, Italy, Hungary, Czechoslovakiaoslovakia, Romania and Bosnia. These targets were mostly oil refineries and very heavily defended. They included Terni, Nis, Parubice, Ploesti Xenia, Trieste, Prahova and Szony Komarom.
22	Smith	Roderick Illingworth Alpine		J/4561		Canada	Pilot	DFC	RCAF								15							Courtesy Oleg Marin		Ace - DFC and bar. Retired as a fighter ace and as a Wing Commander. Died on the 16th April 2002 in Vancouver. His ashes were scattered over the area his brother was lost by a Spitfire that was taking part in an air show.
23	Proctor	Henry	Sergeant	641578					RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George	2346	Kassel	Enemy aircraft attack	Wounded - loss of leg
24	Howard	B H	Fl/Sgt.	1494882					RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George
25	Woodington	William Edmonstone	Sergeant	R/112242	Age 19	Canada	Pilot		RCAF	Fighter Command	9 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit		Miles Master	I	T8602					Training	Crashed at Rossie Priory, Perthshire, Scotland	Killed	Murie Cemetery, Sec. B. Grave 374	Courtesy Oleg Marin		Son Of Leslie And Jean Woodington, Of Kensington, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Born on the 24th April 1923. Enlisted: 24th September 1941
26	Malfroy	Camille Enright	WCdr			New Zealand	Pilot		RAF	Fighter Command	501Sqn 417(RCAF)Sqn 66Sqn Exeter Wg RAF						5									Ace 2 or 4 (Shores)
27	Mackenzie	Russell Merriman	WCdr			New Zealand	Pilot		RAF & RCAF	Fighter Command	227Sqn						5									Ace
28	Jamieson	John Murray	Fl/Sgt. W/Op/Air Gunner	R/58352					RCAF	Coastal Command	404Sqn RCAF		Blenheim	IV	Z6245	EE-L		RAF Dyce, Scotland		North Stand Patrol	Shot down near Stavanger, Norway	Killed	Egersund Churchyard. Grave A.6.3.		Paradie Archive Database	Archive Report
29	Carter	Charles Murray	Fl/Lt.	J/16830				DFC	RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II				RAF Middleton St. George							Paradie Archive Database	rep.23 Mar 1945 ret.13 Sep 1945
30	Lenz	Lambert William	Warrant Officer Class I	R/107081	Muenster, Saskatchewan	Canada	Pilot		RCAF	Bomber Command	1674 HCU		Halifax ll DT642	ll	DT642			Aldergrove		Coastal Patrol		Killed 1944-07-29 Age 25	Glenavy Roman Catholic Churchyard, Plot 5. East Side. Grave 21		Paradie Archive Database	Son Of Anton Valentine And Katherine Lenz, Of Muenster, Saskatchewan, Canada. Warrant Officer (pilot) Lambert Lenz was from Muenster. He was the son of Anton Valentine and Katherine Lenz, who were both originally from Minnesota. The couple moved to Muenster in 1922. They were living in St. Gregor when Lambert was born December 20, 1918. Lambert was a graduate of St. Peter’s College in Muenster and worked as a carpenter for the Wheat Pool before he enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force May 22, 1941. He received his pilot’s wings at Calgary December 29, 1941. Warrant Officer Lenz then went overseas where he served with 1674 Heavy Conversion Unit, stationed at Aldergrove, piloting Halifax bombers. He was killed on July 29, 1944 when Halifax II DT642 struck trees as it was taking off and then crashed at Shanes Castle, Antrim, County Antrim, Northern Ireland. Warrant Officer Lenz had been taking off on a coastal patrol mission. All aboard were also killed. Warrant Officer Lambert Lenz is buried in Glenavy Roman Catholic churchyard, Belfast, County of Antrim, Northern Ireland. He was 25 years of age. Lenz Island, Saskatchewan is named in his honour.
31	Briggs	Alfred Neil	P/O. Observer	J/15116					RCAF	Coastal Command	404Sqn RCAF		Blenheim	IV	Z6245	EE-L		RAF Dyce, Scotland		North Stand Patrol	Shot down near Stavanger, Norway	PoW No. 544 Camp: Stalag Luft Sagan and Belaria	None - died on 2nd September 2000		Paradie Archive Database	Archive Report
32	Miller	T J	Pilot Officer		Age				RCAF	Bomber Command	623Sqn														Paradie Archive Database
33	Yule	Andrew Campbell	P/O	J/19523				DFM	RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF		Halifax	II	LK908	NA-I		RAF Middleton St George		Kassel	Enemy aircraft attack	Wounded	None		Paradie Archive Database	Retired 1966 Died 11th June 2002
34	Sullivan	Leroy Means							RCAF	Fighter	56Sqn											Killed 1943-11-07	Memorial		Paradie Archive Database	Son of Leroy M. Sullivan and Nellie H. Sullivan, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, U.S.A. Buried emetery: BROOKWOOD MILITARY CEMETERY ; Surrey, United Kingdom Grave Reference: 47. E. 9.
35	Spicer	Harold Victor	Pilot Officer	J/15854		Canadian	Wireless Op/Air Gunner		RCAF	Coastal Command	407Sqn RCAF	1642-02-12	Hudson	V	AM712	RR-W		RAF North Coates	12:15	Anti-Shipping	Shot down by intense naval AAA fire during an attack on German warships Prinz Eugen, Scharnhorst and Gneisnau	Killed	Flushing (Vlissingen) Northern Cemetery, Row D. Grave 29. Netherlands.		Accident report	Only body recovered, it washed ashore on 20-04-1942	Paradie RCAF Database
36	Floers	John Langfield	AC2	1153084	Age ?	British	W/Op U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9652	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9595	Survived				No further details - can you assist?	'Read the archive report for further details'
37	Porter	Stanley	LAC	990449	Age 24	British	Nav U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9595	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9652	Killed	Hamilton Cemetery (Woodland). Sec. 3. Lot 23.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Son of Joseph and Minnie Porter, of Liverpool, England.	'Read the archive report for further details'
38	Dodsworth	Henry	Flight Sergeant	561105	Age 29	British	Pilot		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9595	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9652	Killed	Barrie Union Cemetery. Grave Lot 250. Block G.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Husband of Ivy Dodsworth, of Stockton-on-Tees, Co. Durham, England. (Apparently joined the RAF at 16 years old	'Read the archive report for further details'
39	Rundell	Eric Alfred	LAC	927867RAFVR	Age 24	British	Nav U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9595	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9652	Killed	Hamilton Cemetery (Woodland). Sec. 3. Lot 23.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Rundell, of Brunton Park, Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, husband of Madge Rundell, of Whitchurch, Shropshire, England	'Read the archive report for further details'
40	Jackson	Ivor Wilfred	LAC	1153084	Age 19	British	Nav U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9652	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9595	Killed	Barrie Union Cemetery. Grave Lot 250. Block G.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Son of Captain Ernest Wilfred Jackson, Merchant Navy and of Florence C. Jackson, of Commondale, Yorkshire, England. Epitaph: 'Sleeping Where No Shadows Fall In Heavenly Peace He Awaits Us All'.	'Read the archive report for further details'
41	Bell	John Clydesdale	Sergeant	580239	Age 30	British	Pilot		RAFV	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9652	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9595	Killed	Barrie Union Cemetery. Grave Lot 250. Block G.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Son of Thomas Henderson Bell (died 25th May 1952, age 65), and Ann Whitfield Bell (died 20th August 1967, age 78 husband of Isabel Bell (died 20th Aug. 1967), of Dean Bank, of Dean Bank Co. Durham, England.	'Read the archive report for further details'
42	Douglas	Colin Trevor	ACI	619059	Age 20	British	W/Op U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9595	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9652	Killed	Hamilton Cemetery (Woodland). Sec. 3. Lot 23.	Hamilton (Woodside Cemetery)		Son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ernest Douglas, of Sherwood, Nottingham, England.	'Read the archive report for further details'
43	Folkard	Maurice Godfrey	LAC	999012	Age 22	British	Nav U/T		RAFVRE	Training Comman	31 Air Navigation School	1841-03-13	Anson	652 Mk I	N9652	-		RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada		Training Flight	See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9595	Killed	Barrie Union Cemetery. Grave Lot 250. Block G.	Barrie Union Cemetery)		Son of Frederick and Gertrude Annie Folkard, of Roundhay, Leeds, Yorkshire, England.	'Read the archive report for further details'
44	Biard	R H	Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command		1900-00-00										PoW			Paradie Archive Database
45	Hale	Warren Macauley	Flight Lieutenant	J/6948			Pilot		RCAF	Bomber Command	161Sqn	1906-01-31	Hudson	III	V9155	MA-Q		RAF Tempsford	2334	SOE	See archive report for further details	Killed	Bergen-Op-Zoom War Cemetery. Grave 11.F.1		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
46	Prince	Albert Stanley	Sergeant	580195	Age 27	Canada	Pilot		RAF	Bomber Command	107Sqn	1939-09-04	Blenheim	IV	N6240	OM-?		RAF Wattisham, Suffolk	1600	Wilhelmshaven	See Archive report for further details	Killed	Becklingen War Cemetery. Grave 23.B.13.		Accident report	Son of Harold Braithwaite Prince and Eliza Prince. Husband of Winifred Mary Prince, of Chester, England. Born on the 22nd November 1911 at Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Married on the 21st November 1936 at Chester. Family moved to England after WW1. The first Canadian serving with Bomber Command to be killed during World War II.	Paradie RCAF Database
47	Doan	James Edgerton	Warrant Officer Class II	P/240	Age 34				RCAF		8Sqn.	1939-09-14										Killed	Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 1. Column 1.			Son of Charles Wilson Doan and Ida May Florence Jane Doan; Husband of Vera Gertrude Doan, of Toronto, Ontario.	Paradie Canadian Archive
48	Rennie	David Alexander	Corporal	P/2258	Age 25				RCAF		8Sqn.	1939-09-14										Killed	Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 1. Column 1.			Son of David and Isabella Rennie, of Ottawa, Ontario.	Paradie Canadian Archive
49	Alexander	R.L.	Aircraftsman 2nd class	CAN11563		Canadian			RCAF	Eastern Air Command	5Sqn RCAF	1939-09-17	Stranraer		CV188	911		RCAF Dartmouth, Nova Scotia	05:20	Convoy Escort	Ran out of fuel in poor weather and ditched. Crew rescued after 20+ hours. Aircraft sank while being towed to shore.	Safe, unhurt			Accident report
50	Cail	Frederick George	Aircraftman 2nd Class	934	Age 27				RCAF			1939-09-17										Killed	Canada, Saint John (Fernhill) Cemetery, Lot 3893. Grave 103.			Son of George and Florence Cail, of Mission City, British Columbia.	Paradie Canadian Archive