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#	Name* SORT (↓)	First Names	Rank	Service No.	Photo (Click to Expand)	Commemorated	Born	Nationality	Role	Awards	Air Force	Command	Unit	DateofIncident *See Note SORT (↓)	Aircraft	Type	Serial	Code	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Referring Database	Notes	Links/Archive Reports
1	Adam	Joseph Paul Hector	Flight Sergeant	R187844		Rheinberg War Cemetery 13.F.5	20th October 1923 in Tecumseh, Ontario.	Canadian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RCAF	Bomber Command	405 (Vancouver) Sqn, RCAF	1945-03-18	Lancaster	III	PB451	LQ:G	RAF Gransden Lodge	01:32	Witten	See Archive report for details	KiA	Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
2	Allen	John Herbert	Sergeant	NZ/40217		Montrose Cemetery (Sleepyhillock) Sec. 7. Class C. Grave 86	Age 19	New Zaland	Pilot		RNZAF	Fighter Command	232Sqn	1941-04-08	Hurricane	I	V7159	EF-?	RAF Elgin, Morayshire, Scotland	340	Convoy Patrol	See archive report for further details	Killed		Son of William Henry Allen and of Edith May Allen (née Beach), of Hamilton, Auckland, New Zealand. An experienced pilot with 308 flying hours logged. Tragically the family lost another son, 20 year old, Sgt. Alistair William Allen was killed the following year whilst serving as a pilot with No. 4 Glider Training School. Flying a Hector I K9706 crashed whilst towing a Hotspur II Glider BT505 on the 15th September 1942.	Read Archive Report
3	Allen	Everett Brock	Flight Lieutenant	C/23502		Canada, Calgary (Burnsland) Cemetery, Lot 20. Block 1. Sec. B.	Age 32				RCAF			1945-05-16									Killed		Son Of Hector W. Allen, And Of Isabel M. Allen, Of Montreal, Province Of Quebec, Husband Of Dorothy Eleanor Allen, Of Banff.	Paradie Canadian Archive
4	Allen	Alistair William	Sergeant	NZ/412180		Kidlington Burial Ground. Sec. B. Grave 12	Age 20.	New Zaland	Pilot		RNZAF	Training Command	4 Glider Training School (23 Group)	1942-09-15	Hector	I	K9706	Not known	RAF Kidlington, Oxfordshire	155	Training exercise	See archive report for further details	Killed		Son of William Henry Allen and of Edith May Allen (née Beach), of Hamilton, Auckland, New Zealand. A total of 542 Flying hours logged - 485 solo with 362 on the Hector aircraft. Tragically the family already had lost another son, 19 year old, Sgt. John Herbert Allen was killed in a landing accident on the 08th April 1941 flying Hurricane I V7159.	Read Archive Report
5	Altus	Hector Ferdinand	Flight Sergeant	416819		Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 9. F. 18-25.	Age 33				RAAF			1943-11-18									Killed
6	Altus	Hector Ferdinand	Flight Sergeant	416819				Australia			RAAF		9Sqn RAF	1943-11-18										RAAF Honour Roll
7	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	613Sqn RAF 228Sqn 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.’
8	Anderson	Hector Hugh Watson	Flight Sergeant	427173		Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, 1. B. 13.	Age 31				RNZAF		49Sqn (RAF)	1944-03-31									Killed		Son Of John Anderson And Of Lily Anderson (N Ee Gordon); Husband Of Joan Thurso Anderson, Of Balmoral, Auckland, New Zealand.
9	Archer	Hector Vivian Francis	Flight Sergeant	1287321		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 135.	Age 32				RAFVR		224Sqn	1943-05-30									Killed
10	Ardis	V	Sergeant	R/88972		None - thought to have survived the war	Age ?	Canada	Pilot		RCAF	Training Command	23 Operational Training Unit	1942-04-27	Wellington	Ic	R1618	BY-?	RAF Defford, Worcestershire	55	Training	See archive report for further details	Injured	Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
11	Atkins	Earl Hector	Pilot Officer	87661		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 31.	Age 24				RAFVR		257Sqn	1941-02-24									Killed		Son of Thomas Hector and Florence Pearl Atkins, of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
12	Ayers	Leslie Judson	Sergeant	NZ/414576	courtesy Jenifer Lemaire	Illogan Churchyard (St. Illogan). Row 2. Grave 17. Son of Hector Thomas Ayers and of Ethel Ayers (née Loader), of Ashburton, Canterbury, New Zealand.	Born on the 20th August 1918	New Zealand	Pilot		RNZAF		1 Overseas Aircraft Dispatch Unit	1943-04-23	Blenheim	V	EH374	-	RAF Portreath	1450	Delivery	See archive report for further tragic details	Killed		Read Archive Report
13	Bachand	Joseph Gilles	Warrant Officer Class I	R/104790		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 253.	Age 23				RCAF		419Sqn	1944-02-12									Killed		Son Of Hector E. And Marie Anna Bachand, Of Trois-Rivieres, Province Of Quebec, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
14	Banks	James Hector	Aircraftman 2nd Class	1127141		Thailand (ex Siam), Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, 8. E. 67.	Age				RAFVR			1943-07-30									Killed
15	Barrow	Hector Jack Raymond	Sergeant	745659		France, Colleville-Sur-Mer Churchyard,	Age 21				RAFVR		213Sqn	1940-11-28									Killed		Son Of Alfred Hector Henry And Edith Ethel Barrow, Of Isleworth, Middlesex.
16	Barwick	Ian Munro	Sergeant	5810				Australia			RAAF		32Sqn RAAF	1942-03-04										RAAF Honour Roll
17	Barwick	Ian Munro	Sergeant	5810		Papua New Guinea, Rabaul (Bita Paka) War Cemetery, F. C. 8.	Age 26				RAAF			1942-03-04									Killed		Son Of Cecil Vernon And Fanny Barwick, Of Parramatta, New South Wales, Australia.
18	Batt	Robert Hector	Squadron Leader	39055		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 3.	Age			DFC	RAF		40Sqn	1940-07-09									Killed
19	Battaille	Etienne	Privat	3427		Wevelgem Old Communal Cemetery, Belgium.	Age 22	Belgium	Passenger		Special Air Service-Belgian	SOE		1943-04-19	Wellington	III	DF743	LT-L	RAF Wellesbourne Mountford, Warwickshire		Cross country exercise	See archive report for further details.	Killed		No further details, are you able to assist?	'Read the archive report for further details'
20	Batten	Hector Austin Charles	Flight Lieutenant	61948		Netherlands (Holland), Apeldoorn (Ugchelen-Heidehof) General Cemetery, Plot 4. Grave 138.	Age				RAFVR			1942-05-31									Killed
21	Bedard	Harry Hector	Sergeant	R/60728		Germany, Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, 20. D. 10.	Age 27				RCAF		99Sqn (RAF)	1941-06-20									Killed		Son of William H. And Augusta M. Bedard, of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
22	Bennett	Hector Ernest	Sergeant	758075		United Kingdom, Bristol (Arnos Vale) Crematorium, Panel 1.	Age 22				RAFVR			1941-02-04									Killed		Son of Ernest and Agnes Bennett, of Derby.
23	Bernyk	Victor Hector	Pilot Officer	J/86027		Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 3. H. 21-25.	Age				RCAF		626Sqn (RAF)	1944-04-25									Killed			Paradie Canadian Archive
24	Binder	Hector Frederick	Flight Sergeant	J/72273		Marsal (Moselle) Churchyard Cemetery Grave 3			Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	626Sqn	1944-02-24	Lancaster	I	LL797	UM-B2	RAF Wickenby, Lincolnshire	1810	Schweinfurt	Crashed Marsal {Moselle}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
25	Binder	Hector Frederick	Warrant Officer Class II	R/72273		France, Marsal (Moselle) Churchyard, Grave 3.	Age 33				RCAF		626Sqn (RAF)	1944-02-25									Killed		Son Of Albert And Elizabeth Binder; Husband Of Irene Rose Binder, Of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
26	Bohn	Arthur Reginald	Sergeant	1415741		Runnymede Memorial. Panel 143			W/Op/Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF	1943-09-22	Halifax	V	LK635	NA-H	RAF Middleton St. George, County Durham	1828	Hannover	See archive report for full details	Missing - believed killed		Age: 22 Read Archive Report
27	Boisvert	L.A.	Sergeant	R/77431		None - thought to have survived the war	Age ?	Canada	W/Op/Air/Gnr		RCAF	Training Command	23 Operational Training Unit	1942-04-27	Wellington	Ic	R1618	BY-?	RAF Defford, Worcestershire	55	Training	See archive report for further details	Injured	Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
28	Brebner	Jack Lucien	Flying Officer	180036		United Kingdom, Brookwood Military Cemetery, 24. E. 3.	Age 23				RAFVR			1945-05-11									Killed		Son Of John Hector And Alice Brebner, Of Finchley, Middlesex.
29	Brook	Philip Munro	Flight Sergeant	421563				Australia			RAAF		15Sqn RAF	1943-09-01										RAAF Honour Roll
30	Brook	Philip Munro	Flight Sergeant	421563		Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, 2. G. 12.	Age 20				RAAF			1943-09-01									Killed
31	Brown	Clement Hector	Pilot Officer	J/87009		Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 8. E. 5-8.	Age 29				RCAF		100Sqn (RAF)	1944-09-12									Killed		Son Of Clement Mcfarlane Brown, And Of Margaret Ellen Brown (Nee Harper); Husband Of Marie-Jane Brown (Nee Monroe).	Paradie Canadian Archive
32	Buchanan	Robert Munro	Pilot Officer	42556		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 7.	Age				RAF		233Sqn	1940-07-09									Killed
33	Bunton	Hector Macdonald	Sergeant	1378495		United Kingdom, Beverley (St. Mary) Church Cemetery, Sec. A. Row K. Grave 42.	Age 31				RAFVR			1942-11-30									Killed		Husband Of Frances Marie Bunton, Of Beverley.
34	Burgess	Hector George	Sergeant	953783		Jonkerbos War Cemetery. Grave 15.H.8.	Age: 23		Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	150Sqn	1941-06-26	Wellington	Ic	R1644	JN-L	RAF Newton, Nottinghamshire	2305	Dusseldorf	See archive report for further information	Killed		Read Archive Report
35	Burgess	Hector George	Sergeant	953783		Netherlands (Holland), Jonkerbos War Cemetery, 15. H. 8.	Age 23				RAFVR		150Sqn	1941-06-27									Killed		Son of Mark James and Elsie May Burgess, of Guernsey, Channel Islands; Husband of Molly Burgess.
36	Burkett	George Hector	Flying Officer	406230		Egypt, Alamein Memorial, Column 263.	Age 30				RAAF			1942-08-16									Killed		Son Of Jean Burkett, Of Nedlands, Western Australia.
37	Burkett	George Hector	Flying Officer	406230				Australia			RAAF		459Sqn RAAF	1942-08-16										RAAF Honour Roll
38	Cairns	William Fordyce	Sergeant	1822619		United Kingdom, Glasgow (Cardonald) Cemetery, Sec. B. Grave 101.	Age 19				RAFVR			1945-01-12									Killed		Son Of Hector Macdonald Cairns And Elizabeth Smith Fordyce Cairns, Of Mosspark, Glasgow.
39	Calder	Douglas Hector	Flying Officer	J/21935		Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, 4. E. 35.	Age 21				RCAF		420Sqn	1944-03-16									Killed		Son Of Hector John And Jean Constance Calder, Of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
40	Campbell	Hugh John Munro	Flying Officer	401101		Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 429.	Age 27			MiD	RAAF			1943-01-31									Killed
41	Campbell	Kenneth Munro	Sergeant	614965		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 144.	Age				RAF		218Sqn (Gold Coast)	1943-05-30									Killed
42	Campbell	Kenneth Munro	Sergeant	614965		Runnymede Memorial. Panel 144	Age ?		Air Gunner		RAF	Bomber Command	218Sqn	1943-05-29	Stirling	III	BF565	HA-H	RAF Downham Market, Norfolk	2303	Wuppertal	See archive report for further details	Missing - believed killed		Read Archive Report
43	Campbell	Hugh John Munro	Flying Officer	401101				Australia			RAAF		31Sqn RAF	1943-01-31										RAAF Honour Roll
44	Chaffey	Hector Clayton	Sergeant	798757		United Kingdom, Harrogate (Stonefall) Cemetery, Sec. E. Row E. Grave 19.	Age 21				RAFVR			1944-09-30									Killed		Son Of Albert C. Chaffey And Bessie Chaffey, Of Musgravetown, Newfoundland.
45	Chambers	Clarke Munro	Flying Officer	J/12281		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 173.	Age				RCAF		415Sqn	1943-03-24									Killed			Paradie Canadian Archive
46	Chambers	Arthur Alfred	Sergeant	1578098		Northampton Cemetery (Towcester Road) Northampton. Grave 17269	Age 19	Brtish	W/Op/Air/Gnr		RAFVR	Bomber Command	22 OTU Wellington III DF743 - 5 crew killed along with 2 Belgian SAS soldiers	1943-04-19	Wellington	III	DF743	LT-L	RAF Wellesbourne Mountford, Warwickshire		Cross country exercise	See archive report for further details.	Killed		No further details - are you able to assist?	'Read the archive report for further details'
47	Chambers	Clarke Munro	Flying Officer	J12281		Runnymede Memorial Panel 173	19th June 1920, Calgary, Alberta	Canadian	Observer		RCAF	Coastal Command	415 Sqn RCAF	1943-03-23	Hampden	I	AE395	GX-S	Thorney Island		Anti-Shipping sortie off the Frisian Islands	Shot Down by flak	Killed		Son to Wilfred Clarke and Eva Gray Chambers from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. His father was serving in Canadian Army
48	Chester	Kenneth George	Flying Officer	10167		Australia, Mildura Public Cemetery, Plot C. Row C. Grave 6.	Age 25				RAAF			1945-06-05									Killed		Son Of Hector Arnold And Marie Louise Chester Husband Of Margaret Elizabeth Chester, Of Upwey.
49	Chittenden	John David	Sub/Lr. (A)		Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire	New Zealand Naval Memorial, Devonport, Auckland. Panel 8	Age 23	New Zealander	Pilot		RNZNVR	Fleet Air Arm	889Sqn	1944-06-29	Seafire	IIC	MB253	-	HMS Atheling (Aircraft Carrier)	1500	Patrol	Landing accident - See archive report for further brief details	Missing - believed killed		Born on the 10th November 1920 at Wellington. Worked as a clerk for the Council of Fire and Accident prior to service. Joined the RN/FAA for pilot training on the 14th May 1941. Pilots badge and commissioned on the 07th March 1942. Son of Henry Hector and Wilhelmina Chittenden (née Cooper), of Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand. Also served with 794, 709, 733, 757 and 759 squadron prior to joining 889 on the 30th March 1944.	Archive Report
50	Clarson	Owen Munro Wovenden	Flying Officer	J/25795			Age 22	Canada	Pilot		RCAF		1546 Beam ATF (RAF)	1945-01-08	Oxford		LW903						Killed			Full details are here: Paradie Canadian Archive LW903