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#	Name* SORT (↓)	First Names	Rank	RAF Equivalent Rank	Service No.	Born	Nationality	Role	Awards	Air Force	Command	Unit	DateofIncident *See Note SORT (↓)	Aircraft	Type	Serial	Code	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Commemorated	Photo (Click to Expand)	Referring Database	Notes	Links/Archive Reports
1	Adams	Fletcher Eugene	Captain		O-740324		USA	Pilot		USAAF	357th Fighter Group	362nd Fighter Squadron	1944-05-27	P-51 Mustang							1 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) During an escort to Ludwigshaven on 27 May, the 364th Fighter Squadron jumped a large formation of Bf 109s about 20 miles southwest of Strasbourg. “I was leading Blue Flight with Lt. (Thomas) Harris flying my No. 3 when we went down on a Bf 109 that was diving away,” said Major John Storch. “Lt. Harris’ element was in position when we went down followed by our Green Flight.” Lt. Leroy A. Ruder was the number three man in Green Flight. “As my flight leader was getting into position to fire on one of the enemy aircraft, I observed a Bf 109 trying to get into position to attack him,” Ruder reported. “I immediately broke into the enemy aircraft and at the same time expected my wingman (Lt. Cyril Conklin) to break with me. I do not know where he went. I had my hands full with the 109 I was fighting and since my radio was out could not ask my wingman for his position.” Conklin scored two kills in the fight but fell victim to a Bf 109 and wound up as a POW. “When the dogfight was finished I had my No. 2 and Green Flights 1 and 2 and a 352nd group plane with me,” said Storch. “I started spiraling for altitude and the bombers, which were out of sight. I called Lt. Harris and finally got him, and he said he was OK and hunting for me. I told him my position as nearly as possible, my altitude and course, and a stayed in the area for approximately 15 minutes.” Harris may have collided with Dean Post; he became a POW, while Post was killed when his Mustang crashed. Despite the losses, the toll the squadron exacted on the enemy was impressive. In addition to Conklin’s kills, Storch scored two and a half victories, Harris and Lt. Morris Stanley two each, and Ruder, Lts. Paul Fairweather, Robert Shaw and Mark Stepleton one each. The 362nd was climbing behind the lead box of bombers. “Between five and six enemy aircraft came down through the bombers and turned left to the same heading that we had,” said Lt. Fletcher Adams. “We started to chase them. One went to the left, with Capt. (John) England following and I saw pieces fall off that aircraft as Capt. England shot at him. The second one went to the right with Capt. (Calvert) Williams shooting at him. There were pieces coming off him. The two directly in front of us started a gentle turn to the left. The one in the inside tightened his turn and I told Lt. (Gilbert) O’Brien to get him.” This plane made two 360-degree turns to the left, said O’Brien. “I shot a 90-degree deflection shot. Not seeing any hits, he rolled out square in front of me. I had a little excess speed and came right in behind him. I began to overshoot and saw his canopy come off. I slid right up beside him with my flaps down. He bailed out as I was alongside of him at about 12,000 feet. His chest was covered in blood and he hit the rudder. I did not see his chute open.” Meanwhile, the second Fw 190 continued in a gentle turn with Adams in pursuit. Adams fired, scoring hits. “At about 10,000 feet, he seemed to be trying an outside loop, so I rolled out, and when I lifted my wing I saw an explosion on the ground and a parachute in the neighborhood of the crash.” In addition to these victories, Lts. Herschel Hill, John Pugh and Alden Smith also brought down enemy planes.
2	Allen	Dean C.	1st Lieutenant	Flying Officer	O-759675	1923	American	Pilot		USAAF	8th Air Force	368th Bomber Squadron (306th Bombardment Group (H))	1944-08-26	B-17 Hard to Get	G	42-97946	BO:T	Thurleigh (Station #111), Bedfordshire, England		Gelsenkirchen, Germany	See Archive report for details	PoW No. 7752, Stalag 7a Moosburg, Bavaria					Archive Report
3	Ambrose	Roland Dean	Flying Officer		118492	Age 20				RAFVR		202Sqn	1942-11-03									Killed	Malta, Malta Memorial, Panel 2, Column 2.			Son Of Reginald Henry And Dorothy Ambrose, Of Carshalton Beeches, Surrey.
4	Anderson	Leslie Dean	Pilot Officer		414121		Australia			RAAF		466Sqn RAAF	1944-01-29												RAAF Honour Roll
5	Anderson	Leslie Dean	Pilot Officer		414121	Age 20				RAAF			1944-01-29									Killed	Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, 7. E. 3.			Son Of Leslie John And Florence Anderson, Of Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia.
6	Baghurst	Reginald James	Sergeant		640031	Age 21				RAF		38Sqn	1940-06-14									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 11.			Son Of James And Catherine E. Baghurst, Of Little Dean, Gloucestershire.
7	Bamford	Richmond Dean	Flight Lieutenant		413012	Age 26				RNZAF		36Sqn	1944-01-08									Killed	Malta, Malta Memorial, Panel 16, Column 1.			Son Of Harry Dean Bamford, And Of Jean Aitken Bamford (Nee Richmond), Of Green Lane, Auckland, New Zealand.
8	Bell	Matthew William	Flight Lieutenant		143283	Age 23	British	Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber Command	227Sqn	1945-03-14	Lancaster	I	PA214	9J-P ('Polly Pepperpot')	RAF Balderton, Newark-on-Trent	17:05	Lutzkendorf	See archive report for further details See also PB610	Killed	Durnbach War Cemetery. Grave 9. F. 4.			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	'Read the archive report for further details'
9	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'
10	Binks	Frederick	Corporal		971409	Age 21				RAFVR		46Sqn	1941-08-27									Killed	Egypt, Tel El Kebir War Memorial Cemetery, 3. K. 6.			Son of Mr. And Mrs. George Binks, of Dean Bank, Co. Durham.
11	Blake	Thomas Christopher	Aircraftman 2nd Class		1906375	Age 18				RAFVR			1945-09-30									Killed	Eire/Ireland, Dean'S Grange Cemetery, St. Ita. Grave Z.14.			Son Of Patrick And Mary Blake, Of Dun Laoghaire.
12	Borrowes	Robert Dean	Pilot Officer		J/19536	Age			DFC	RCAF		405Sqn RCAF	1944-05-07									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 249.				Paradie Canadian Archive
13	Bradley	Selwyn Fitzgerald	LAC		NZ/405796	Age 26	New Zealand	Pilot (U/T)		RNZAF	2 Training Command	10 Service Flying Training School	1942-04-09	Cessna Crane	I	7957	-	RCAF Dauphin, Manitoba	1500	Training	See archive report for detailed information	Killed	Dauphin Cemetery (Riverside). Lot D. Sec. 8. Block 6			Born on the 26th October 1915 in Auckland. Enlisted on the 19th October 1941. A total of 124 flying hours logged with 53 solo, 16 on the Crane. Son of Robert Emmet Bradley (died 20th August 1959, age 79) and of Juliet Milicent Bradley (nee Masters - died 06th September 1964, age 82), of Parnell, Auckland, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report
14	Brenchley	George Henry	Aircraftman 2nd Class		1074468	Age				RAFVR		5015 AirSqn	1945-04-22									Killed	United Kingdom, Denton (Christ Church) Churchyard, Spec. Memorial.			Son Of George Henry Brenchley And Of Mary Ann Brenchley (Nee James); Husband Of Annie Brenchley (Nee Dean), Of Denton.
15	Bryson	Jack Gilbert	Sergeant		NZ/414856	Age 24	New Zealand	Wireless Op/Air Gunner		RNZAF		2Sqn RNZAF	1942-09-29	Hudson	III	NZ2029	-	Nelson, New Zealand	1555	Training	See archive report for details	Missing - believed killed	Canterbury Provincial Memorial			Born on the 12th July 1918 at Dunedin. A store man for Atlantic Union Oil prior to service. Enlisted in the RNZAF on the 31st August 1941. Son of Peter and Margaret Wilson Bryson (née Dickson), of St. Albans, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report
16	Burns	Dean R	1st Lt		O-674032		USA	Pilot		USAAF	370th Fighter Group	402nd Fighter Squadron	1944-06-23	P-38 Lightning							1 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
17	Carey	James Rae	Staff Sergeant		19076562	1921	American	Tail Gunner		USAAF	8th Air Force	368th Bomber Squadron (306th Bombardment Group (H))	1944-08-26	B-17 Hard to Get	G	42-97946	BO:T	Thurleigh (Station #111), Bedfordshire, England		Gelsenkirchen, Germany	See Archive report for details	Stalag Luft 4 Gross-Tychow, Pomerania, Prussia now Poland					Archive Report
18	Carragher	Francis Dean	First Officer			Age 27				Air Transport Auxiliary			1941-02-01									Killed	United Kingdom, Manchester Southern Cemetery, Sec. Q. Grave 279. (Screen Wall).			Son of Sidney Francis and Amy Carragher, of St. Joseph, Missouri, U.S.A.
19	Chapple	Victor Newell	Sergeant		NZ/414861	Age 21	New Zealand	Air Gunner		RNZAF		2Sqn RNZAF	1942-09-29	Hudson	III	NZ2029	-	Nelson, New Zealand	1555	Training	See archive report for details	Missing - believed killed	Wellington Provincial Memorial			Born on the 06th May 1921 at Hawera. A farm hand for W.W. Nicholas prior to enlisting on the 30th August 1941. Son of Charles George and Myrtle Grace Chapple (née Newell), of Hawera, Taranaki, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report
20	Charlick	Dean Gordon	Pilot Officer		417050	26th November 1920 in Adelaide, South Australia.	Australian	Pilot		RAAF	Bomber Command	625Sqn	1944-08-16	Lancaster	III	LM674	CF:U	RAF Kelstern	21:18	Stettin, Poland	See archive report for details	MiA	Runnymede Memorial Panel 258		RAAF Honour Roll		Read Archive Report
21	Cheal	Geoffrey Laurence	Aircraftman 2nd Class		1259114	Age 23				RAFVR			1945-11-15									Killed	United Kingdom, East Dean (Ss. Simon And Jude) Churchyard,			Son Of Mr. And Mrs. George Henry Cheal, Of East Dean.
22	Christie	Harry Dean	Flying Officer		J/36231	Age 27				RCAF		424Sqn	1945-01-12									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 278.			Son Of William And Isabella Christie; Husband Of Florence M. I. Christie, Of Naicam, Saskatchewan, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
23	Clark	Norman George	Flight Sergeant		NZ/411370	Age 22	New Zealand	Pilot		RNZAF	Training	17 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit. 21 Group	1943-02-25	Miles Master	II	DM216	-	RAF Watton, Norfolk	PM	Night solo training	See archive report for further details and photographs	Killed	Watton Churchyard (St Mary). Row B, Grave 65	Courtesy Air Museum of New Zealand		Also remembered on his mothers grave at the Aramoho Cemetery in Wanganui. Born on the 07th November 1920 in Waimate. Educated at Wanganui Technical College. A postman for P and T Department in Wanganui. Served in territorial army for 18 months. Enlisted at Levin as a pilot under training on 02nd March 1941. With No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School on the 24th May 1941. No. 2 Flying Training School on the 24th May 1941. Pilots badge awarded on the 05th July 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 16th August 1941. Embarked for England on the 31st August 1941. With No. 3 Personnel Reception Centre 19th October 1941. No. 9 Advanced Flying Unit on the 22nd November 1941. Embarked for Egypt around the 19th March 1942. With 459 squadron on the 26th June 1942 on Aerodrome Control Duties. To England on the 16th January 1943. Attached No. 17 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit on the 27th January 1943. 206 flying hours logged with 4 solo on the Master. Son of George and Louisa Annie Clark (née Dean - died 03rd March 1942, age 59) of Wanganui, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report
24	Clarson	Kenneth David	Flight Lieutenant		AUS/405831	Age 24	Australia	Navigator		RAAF	Transport Command		1944-11-07	Boston	lll	BZ549	A-20	BW1 Greenland	15:00	Ferry	Ferry delivery. See Archive Report	Killed Age 24	Reykjavik (Fossvogur) Grave C91 1. Son of Kenneth and Mary Elizabeth Clarson of Queensland Australia. Husband of Therese Clarson of St. Eustache sur le Lac, Quebec Canada REMEMBERING ALWAYS SUSAN CLARSON-GRIFFIN NIECE JANE DEAN NIECE			Son of Kenneth (died 14th October 1974, age 78) and Mary Elizabeth Bertha Clarson (née Campbell - died 21st August 1978, age 86), of Sandgate, Queensland, Australia, husband of Therese Clarson (believed to have died in 1980), of St. Eustache sur le Lac, Province of Quebec, Canada.	Archive Report BZ549
25	Cletheroe	Charles	Sergeant		611721	3rd Qtr of 1919 in Easington, Durham		Air Gunner (Mid Upper)		RAF	Bomber Command	625Sqn	1944-08-16	Lancaster	III	LM674	CF:U	RAF Kelstern	21:18	Stettin, Poland	See archive report for details	MiA	Runnymede Memorial Panel 227				Read Archive Report
26	Cluer	Roger	Flying Officer		190041	Age				RAFVR		49Sqn	1945-04-09									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 266.			Son Of His Honour Mr. Justice R. M. Cluer, And Of Mrs. H. E. Cluer, Of Cookham Dean, Berkshire; Husband Of Ilene Cluer.
27	Collard	Gaeton Gerard	Flight Sergeant		427847	10th March 1914 in Melbourne, Victoria	Australian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RAAF	Bomber Command	625Sqn	1944-08-16	Lancaster	III	LM674	CF:U	RAF Kelstern	21:18	Stettin, Poland	See archive report for details	KiA	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery 2.C.17.		RAAF Honour Roll		Read Archive Report
28	Colway	James Alexander	Warrant Officer		NZ/40735	Age ?	New Zealand	Observer		RNZAF		2Sqn RNZAF	1942-09-29	Hudson	III	NZ2029	-	Nelson, New Zealand	1555	Training	See archive report for details	Survived	-			From Masterton, New Zealand	Read Archive Report
29	Cook	Benjamin Dean	Leading Aircraftman		R/107392	Age 20				RCAF			1942-03-07									Killed	Canada, Bradwell Cemetery, Sec. 28.			Son Of Benjamin And Beatrice Cook, Of Bradwell.	Paradie Canadian Archive
30	Cornelius	Ernest Dean	Pilot Officer		J/19245	Age 25				RCAF		427Sqn	1943-08-24									Killed	Germany, Rheinberg War Cemetery, 18. H. 25.			Son Of Ernest A. D. Cornelius And Christine M. Cornelius, Of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
31	Coverley	W H	Flying Officer		70142			Pilot			Fighter	602Sqn	1940-09-07	Spitfire	I					Patrol	Baled out over Biggin Hill	Killed	Scarborough (Dean Road) Cemetery United Kingdom
32	Coverley	William Hugh	Flying Officer		70142	Age 23				RAF		602Sqn	1940-09-07									Killed	United Kingdom, Scarborough (Dean Road) Cemetery, Sec. C. Grave 7A.			Battle of Britain. Son Of Thomas Craven Coverley, And Of Mary Elizabeth Coverley, Of Lowdham, Nottinghamshire.
33	Crawley	Clifford Tom	Warrant Officer		1390092			Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	55Sqn	1944-08-02	Martin Baltimore	V	FW553	J	Cecina, Italy		Po Estuary, Italy	Crashed	Killed	Padua War Cemetery. Grave Ref Coll grave II. G. 6-9			Read Archive Report
34	Davis	John Gordon	AC. 1		NZ/416787	Age 32	New Zealand	Air Gunner		RNZAF		2Sqn RNZAF	1942-09-29	Hudson	III	NZ2029	-	Nelson, New Zealand	1555	Training	See archive report for details	Missing - believed killed	Wellington Provincial Memorial	Courtesy AMNZ		Born on the 15th February 1910 at Ashburton. A grocer for Maypole Stores prior to enlisting on the 05th December 1941. Son of John Llewellyn and Emily Davis (née Gerrard) of Wanganui, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report
35	Dean	Frank Henry	Flight Sergeant		565551	Age 26			MiD	RAF		274Sqn	1941-05-16									Killed	Egypt, Alamein Memorial, Column 242.			Son Of Andrew Frank And Clara Olivia Dean, Of Duddingston, Midlothian.
36	Dean	Henry	Sergeant		642917	Age 20				RAF		233Sqn	1940-10-31									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 13.			Son Of Charles Henry And Monica Annie Dean, Of Stoke-On-Trent.
37	Dean	Edgar Albert	Sergeant		754574	Age 25				RAFVR		115Sqn	1940-11-15									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 13.			Son Of Albert Dean, And Of Ada Dean, Of Thatcham, Berkshire.
38	Dean	William	Aircraftman 2nd Class		1036648	Age				RAFVR			1941-11-16									Killed	United Kingdom, Stockport Borough Cemetery, Sec. B.C. Grave 98.
39	Dean	Wilfred Clarence	Sergeant		1375938	Age 28				RAFVR		Fighter Interception Unit.	1941-08-05									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.			Son Of David Edwardand Gertrude Mary Dean, Of Putney, London.
40	Dean	Tom	Sergeant		933354	Age				RAFVR		18Sqn	1941-06-16									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.
41	Dean	Thomas Mcivor	Aircraftman 2nd Class		1340770	Age 25				RAFVR			1941-08-29									Killed	United Kingdom, Edinburgh (Morningside) Cemetery, Sec. H. Grave 919.			Son Of Thomas Edward And Hannah Tripp Dean; Husband Of Annie G. M. Dean.
42	Dean	Raymond Frederick Charles	Sergeant		1167919	Age				RAFVR		501Sqn	1941-11-17									Killed	France, Brevands Churchyard,
43	Dean	Raymond	Sergeant		964554	Age				RAFVR		99Sqn	1941-11-07									Killed	Germany, Becklingen War Cemetery, 12. C. 1B.
44	Dean	Kenneth Albert	Sergeant		903312	Age 24				RAFVR		51Sqn	1941-08-06									Killed	Belgium, Liege (Ste. Walburge) Communal Cemetery, Grave 3.			Son Of Harry Wood Dean And Alice Mary Dean, Of Hawkinge, Kent; Husband Of Betty Linda Dean.
45	Dean	Herbert Anthony Joseph	Aircraftman 1st Class		R/100106	Age 21				RCAF			1941-08-22									Killed	Canada, St. Boniface Cemetery, Sec. E. Block 5. Grave 323.			Son Of Walter J. Dean And Ella Dean, Of Winnipeg.	Paradie Canadian Archive
46	Dean	Geoffrey Reginald	Leading Aircraftman		408057	Age 21				RAAF			1941-01-11									Killed	Australia, Springvale Crematorium, Melbourne, Wall 2. Sec. AA. Niche 545.			Son Of Reginald James Dean And Amy Alice Dean, Of Evandale, Tasmania.
47	Dean	Douglas Alfred	Sergeant		1180832	Age 25				RAFVR		504Sqn	1941-07-14									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.			Son Of Albert James Dean And Rosina Margaret Jane Dean, Of Ross-On-Wye, Herefordshire.
48	Dean	Albert Frederick	Aircraftman 1st Class		640531	Age				RAF			1941-05-25									Killed	Sudan, Khartoum War Cemetery, 11. B. 7.			Son Of George Arthur And Mary Ann Dean.
49	Dean	Alan Walter	Sergeant		926810	Age 19				RAFVR		214Sqn	1941-05-09									Killed	United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.			Son Of Percy John And Ida Dean, Of New Eltham, London.
50	Dean	Alan	Sergeant		1051114	Age 21				RAFVR		109Sqn	1941-11-20									Killed	Egypt, Halfaya Sollum War Cemetery, Coll. grave 5. E. 1-5.			Son Of Miles Stanley And Elsie Hannah Dean, Of Higher Brunshaw, Lancashire. (Date of death might be 1941-11-210