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#	Name* SORT (↑)	First Names	Rank	Service No.	Nationality	Role	Air Force	Command	Unit	DateofIncident *See Note SORT (↑)	Aircraft	Type	Serial	Code	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Referring Database	Notes
1	Carnill	John Stuart	Sergeant	1208966		Wireless Operator/Air Gunner	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	PoW No 1252, Stalag Luft 6		It is believed that Sgt. Carnill evaded capture for a period of time. This is based upon the fact that his PoW number is close to that of Sgt. Clark-Carter and Sgt Glover of this crew, and that of Sgt. Robert Henry Masters, 51 Sqn, Halifax II JD244 all of whom were captured after evading for a period of time.
2	Clark-Carter	Dennis Clifford	Sergeant	1385412		Bomb Aimer	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	Evader/PoW No 1251, Stalag Luft 6		He and his skipper Flt Lt. Hornsey evaded together. Sgt. Clark-Carter was captured after 62 days (3rd November 1943 to 4th January 1944) when he was arrested by the Gestapo on a train to Paris
3	Davis	K J	Sergeant	1381539		Air Gunner (Mid Upper)	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	PoW No 3015, Stalag 357
4	Fewson	Frank Arthur	Sergeant	1545546		Flight Engineer	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	PoW No 263403, Stalag 4B
5	Glover	Ronald Walton	Sergeant	1586431		Navigator	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	Evader/PoW No. 1478, Stalag Luft 6		He was apprehended on the 23rd December, having reached the French town of Pontarlier, close to the border with Switzerland together with a Sgt. Robert Henry Masters, 51 Sqn, Halifax II JD244, 21st June 1943
6	Hornsey	Denis Grahame	Flight Lieutenant	67589		Pilot	RAF	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	Evader		Returned to RAF St. Mawgan on the 10th December 1943
7	Stokes	Ronald Ernest	Sergeant	1581487		Air Gunner (Rear)	RAFVR	Bomber Command	76Sqn	1943-11-03	Halifax	V	LK932	MP:K	RAF Holme on Spalding Moor	17:04	Dusseldorf	Claimed Lt. Otto Fries of II./NJG1 and crashed at 19:30 hrs at Lanaken, Limberg, 22 km SE of Genk, Belgium	PoW, Stalag 4B
8	Masters	Robert Henry	Sergeant	R138344	Canadian	Air Gunner (Mid Upper)	RCAF	Bomber Command	51Sqn	1943-06-21	Halifax	II	JD244	MH:K	RAF Snaith	00:11	Krefeld	Hit by Flak over the target and was so badly damaged that a return to base was impossible. Crash Landed in a heavily wooded area near Balen-Neet, Antwerp, 4 km SE of Moi, Belgium	Evader/PoW No. 1473, Stalag Luft 6	Paradie Archive Database	He was apprehended on the 23rd December, having reached the French town of Pontarlier, close to the border with Switzerland together with a Sgt. Ronald Glover, 76 Sqn, Halifax V, LK932 he was promoted to Warrant Officer (WO) whilst a PoW

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