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#Name* SORT (↑)First NamesTitleRankRAF Equivalent RankService No.Photo (Click to Expand)CommemoratedBornNationalityRoleAwardsAir ForceCommandUnitDateofIncident *See Note SORT (↑)AircraftTypeSerialCodeVictories (Fighters)BaseTimeMission                        Incident                        FateReferring Database                        Notes                        Links/Archive Reports
1 MartinCharles MunroFlight Sergeant1829721United Kingdom, Glasgow (Riddrie Park) Cemetery, Sec. G. Grave 5431.Age 22 RAFVR625Sqn1946-11-15KilledSon Of Charles And Janet Alexander Martin, Of Scotstoun, Glasgow.
2 ThorogoodJohn EdgarCorporalR/142556Canada, Edmonton (Beechmount) Cemetery, Block 204. Grave 14.Age 26 RCAF1946-10-24KilledSon Of John Hector And Eva Rose Thorogood, Of Edmonton; Husband Of Ivy G. Thorogood, Of New Westminster, British Columbia.
3 KnockerPeter DavidFlight Sergeant1607731Italy, Udine War Cemetery, III. F. 8.Age 22 RAFVR43Sqn1946-10-08KilledSon Of Arnold Hector And Marjorie Mary Knocker, Of Porchester, Hampshire.
4 McMillanHector HenryLeading AircraftmanR/250994Canada, Winnipeg Assumption Gardens, Plot 178. Sec. B. Grave 6.Age 29 RCAF1946-10-02Killed Son Of Joseph E. McMillan And Marie Elise McMillan. Of St. James; Husband Of Winnifred McMillan, Of St. James.
5 McDonaldIrwin HectorFlying Officer406942AustraliaRAAF1 Elementary Flying Training School Parafield1946-06-17RAAF Honour Roll
6 McdonaldIrwin HectorFlying Officer406942Australia, Gnowangerup Public Cemetery, R.C. Plot. Row G. Grave 6.Age 28 RAAF1946-06-17KilledSon Of John And Janet Mcdonald, Of Gnowangerup.
7 McDonaldHector MurdochFlight Lieutenant120571AustraliaRAAFRAAF Headquarters (NW Area) Darwin1946-04-17RAAF Honour Roll
8 McdonaldHector MurdochFlight Lieutenant120571Indonesia, Jakarta War Cemetery, 4. F. 2.Age 43 RAAF1946-04-17KilledSon Of John Alexander And Marion Mcdonald; Husband Of Rosamond Janet Mcdonald, Of Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia.
9 SmithHector McneillLeading Aircraftman1373273United Kingdom, Glasgow (Riddrie Park) Cemetery, Sec. J. Grave 38.Age 24RAFVR1945-12-26KilledSon Of James And Mary Smith, Of Glasgow; Husband Of Isabella Johnstone Smith, Of East Kilbride, Lanarkshire.
10 MunroThomas GordonFlying OfficerJ/24592

Canada, Montreal (Mount Royal) Cemetery, Sec. L5/4002C.Age 24RCAF1945-12-18KilledSon Of Thomas And Christina Munro, Of Montreal.
11 WatersonLeonard RobertWarrant Officer1293879
Courtesy Dave May
United Kingdom, Pinner Cemetery, Sec. F.5. Grave 127. Son Of Robert Hector And Edith Ann Waterson. Of Poplar, London.Age 25BritishPilotRAFVR26OTU1945-12-13WellingtonXNC446RAF WingTraining night cross countryCrashed onto a farm at Newbury BerkshireKilled
12 HoweAlexander MunroPilot Officer199514Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 448.Age 24MiDRAFVR31Sqn RAF

1945-11-25KilledSon Of James And Wilhelmina Howe; Husband Of Betty Howe, Of Wordsley, Staffordshire.
13 MackenzieNorman William MunroFlight Sergeant1672269Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 450.Age 23RAFVR233Sqn1945-10-06KilledSon Of Mr. And Mrs. Donald Mackenzie, Of Aberdeen.
14 ScalaHector Victor2nd LieutenantPilot OfficerO-552862
Lorraine American Cemetery, Plot PP, Row 9, Grave 10510th September 1923 in Newark, New JerseyAmericanBombardierUSAAF8th Air Force445th Bombardment Group (H), 702nd Bombardment Squadron (H)1945-09-27B-24 'King Kong'H42-50383WV:XTibenham airfield (Station #124), Norfolk, EnglandHenschel industrial plants Kassel (Mission #650), GermanySee Archive report for detailsMurdered
15 MunroVictorCorporal638481Italy, Bari War Cemetery, XVI. B. 6.Age 26RAF1945-06-11KilledSon Of Hugh And Mary Jean Munro; Husband Of Peggy May Munro, Of Malmesbury, Wiltshire.
16 ChesterKenneth GeorgeFlying Officer10167Australia, Mildura Public Cemetery, Plot C. Row C. Grave 6.Age 25RAAF1945-06-05KilledSon Of Hector Arnold And Marie Louise Chester Husband Of Margaret Elizabeth Chester, Of Upwey.
17 GaudryOrville Henry JosephLeading AircraftmanR/107918

Canada, Regina Cemetery, Block C. Plot 5. Grave 23.Age 34RCAF1945-05-30KilledSon Of Hector And Inga Gaudry, Of Willow Bunch, Husband Of Jeanette Gaudry, Of Regina.
18 MunroJohnCorporal969870Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 452.Age 29RAFVR1945-05-28KilledSon Of Archibald Dunbar Munro And Jessie Gauld Munro.
19 CormackPhillip HectorWarrant Officer421295Malaysia (ex Malaya), Labuan War Cemetery, F. A. 8.Age 23RAAF1945-05-21KilledSon Of Christopher And Edith May Cormack; Husband Of Joyce Almeda Cormack, Of Murrumburrah, New South Wales, Australia.
20 CormackPhillip HectorWarrant Officer421295AustraliaRAAF200 Flight1945-05-21RAAF Honour Roll
21 McInnesDavid MunroLeading Aircraftman1569557India, Madras War Cemetery, Chennai, 8. E. 7.Age 21RAFVR2852Sqn RAF Regt.1945-05-17KilledSon Of Duncan And Eliza Munro Mcinnes, Of Kinlochleven, Argyllshire.
22 AllenEverett BrockFlight LieutenantC/23502Canada, Calgary (Burnsland) Cemetery, Lot 20. Block 1. Sec. B.Age 32RCAF1945-05-16KilledSon Of Hector W. Allen, And Of Isabel M. Allen, Of Montreal, Province Of Quebec, Husband Of Dorothy Eleanor Allen, Of Banff.
23 BrebnerJack LucienFlying Officer180036
United Kingdom, Brookwood Military Cemetery, 24. E. 3.Age 23RAFVR1945-05-11KilledSon Of John Hector And Alice Brebner, Of Finchley, Middlesex.
24 GavinKeith Alexander Cameron MunroWarrant Officer1345057Germany, Kiel War Cemetery, 2. E. 17.Age 22RAFVR199Sqn1945-05-03KilledSon Of Lewis And Elsie M. Gavin, Of Strichen, Aberdeenshire.
25 GavinKeith Alexander Cameron MunroWarrant OfficerKiel War CemeteryBomb AimerRAFVRBomber Command199Sqn
1945-05-02Halifax IIIRG373EX-TN Creake2050BSCollided and crashed at Meimsdorf. Two aircraft of 199 Squadron (Halifax RG373 & RG375) collided whilst preparing to commence the bombing run killing thirteen of the sixteen crew; one of whom, at 43 years of age, was one of the oldest members of operational aircrew in Bomber Command. Three crew members survived, one being taken prisoner of war and two evading capture; all those who lost their lives were buried at Kiel war Cemetery.Killed Age 22Born Strichen, Aberdeenshire

Today saw the completion of the last operational sortie for Bomber Command in the war in Europe. On the night and morning of 2nd/3rd May 1945 199 & 171 Squadron mounted their biggest operation against the Nazi regime; an astonishing 38 aircraft took of from RAF North Creake in operations against Kiel, Schleswig and a diversionary raid on the North Frisian Islands, involving window drop, mandrel screens and bomb loads.
26 RossThomas Douglas MunroFlying Officer165752Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 448.Age 22RAFVR356Sqn1945-04-18KilledSon Of Thomas Munro Ross, And Of Etta C. Ross, Of Glasgow.
27 MunroMurray SwansonFlight Sergeant1566757Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery. Collective Grave 4.Z. 2-6W/Op/Air/GnrRAFVRBomber Command630Sqn
1945-04-10LancasterIRF122LE-SRAF East Kirkby, Lincolnshire1823Leipzig See archive report for further details Killed Read Archive Report
28 MunroMurray SwansonFlight Sergeant1566757Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, Coll. grave 4. Z. 2-6.Age 24RAFVR630Sqn1945-04-10KilledSon Of David And Elizabeth Munro; Husband Of Margaret Munro, Of Badcall, Sutherlandshire.
29 WaddellJohn MunroFlight Sergeant443444Australia, Northern Territory Memorial, Panel 7.Age 19RAAF1945-04-06KilledSon Of John And Elsie May Waddell, Of Ryde, New South Wales, Australia.
30 WaddellJohn MunroFlight Sergeant443444AustraliaRAAF24Sqn RAAF
1945-04-06RAAF Honour Roll
31 MunroLorne EarleFlight LieutenantJ/29516Germany, Becklingen War Cemetery, 27. D. 2.Age DFC
RCAF156Sqn (RAF)1945-03-31Killed
32 MunroL EFlight LieutenantBecklingen War CemeteryDFC

RCAFBomber Command156Sqn
1945-03-31LancasterIII PB517GT-OUpwood467HamburgBeleived crashed near RotenburgKilledParadie Archive Database
33 HanlinJack MunroSergeantR22528924th May 1920 in Miniota, ManitobaCanadianFlight EngineerRCAFBomber Command434 (Bluenose) Sqn RCAF
1945-03-31LancasterXKB911WL:UCroft06:25HamburgReported to to have been engaged by a Me262 and crashed at 09:05 hrs at Nettelnburg on the western side of BergedorfPoW Unknown CampParadie Archive Database
34 HannafordHector RoyFlight Lieutenant407427AustraliaRAAF45 Group RAF1945-03-28RAAF Honour Roll
35 HannafordHector RoyFlight Lieutenant407427Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 4. Column 3.Age 27DFC
RAAF1945-03-28KilledSon Of Dudley William And Susanna Francis Vera Hannaford, Of Blackwood, South Australia.
36 HanlonJohnSergeant1568462Germany, Rheinberg War Cemetery, 6. D. 6.Age 21RAFVR166Sqn1945-03-22KilledSon Of James And Anne Hanlon; Husband Of Evelyn Gladys Munro Hanlon.
37 RubinHector BernardFlight LieutenantJ/16411Germany, Hamburg Cemetery, Coll. grave 5A. L. 6-9.Age 29DFC
RCAF419Sqn1945-03-21KilledSon Of Burruws And Lilly R. Rubin, Of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Husband Of Mrs Ruth Levin Rubin.
38 AdamJoseph Paul HectorFlight SergeantR187844

Rheinberg War Cemetery 13.F.520th October 1923 in Tecumseh, Ontario.CanadianAir Gunner (Rear)RCAFBomber Command405 (Vancouver) Sqn, RCAF
1945-03-18LancasterIII PB451LQ:GRAF Gransden Lodge01:32WittenSee Archive report for detailsKiAParadie Archive Database
39 HectorDonal Kevin JosephFlying OfficerJ/40804Germany, Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, 1. B. 5.Age 24RCAF431Sqn RCAF

1945-03-11KilledSon Of Alexander Joseph And Catherine C. Hector, Of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. B.A. (University Of Toronto).
40 HectorD K JFlying OfficerReichswald Forest War CemeteryRCAFBomber Command431Sqn RCAF
1945-03-09LancasterXKB853SE-ACroft1142EssenCrashed target areaKilledParadie Archive Database
41 MunroKelvin GordonPilot Officer7122Germany, Hamburg Cemetery, 5A. J. 1.Age 30RAAF1945-03-08KilledSon Of Colin Andrew Alexander Munro And Ruby Maude Munro; Husband Of Thelma Ivy Munro, Of Victoria Park. Western Australia.
42 McFarlaneTrevor HectorWarrant Officer41765418th April 1914 in North Adelaide, South AustraliaAustralianNavigatorRAAFBomber Command462Sqn RAAF
1945-03-08Halifax IIIMZ370Z5:LRAF Foulsham18:01Bomber Support, GermanyAfter leaving the target area the aircraft suffered a direct hit by Flak on the starboard engine at 15000 ft. The engine was feathered and an unsuccessful attempt was made to feather the starboard inner. The aircraft was steadily losing altitude and aileron control was rendered unserviceable. At 11000 ft Flt Lt. James instructed the crew to abandon the aircraft. All of the crew successfully baled out before Flt Lt. James baled out at about 5000 ft.PoW, Stalag 7A, MoosburgFlt Lt. James was rendered unconscious in baling out from the cockpit and recovered consciousness on the ground. Flt Lt. James, Sgt. Rother and Flt Sgt. Ledwith were captured and taken to Blankenstein Police station. They were joined by Flt Sgt. Teede the next morning. They were kept in cells for 5 days and then taken to a Luftwaffe station near Dortmund for 2 days. They were then transferred to Dulag Luft Wetzlar arriving on the 21st March.

Flt Sgt. Ledwith, WO. Calman, Sgt. Rother and Flt Sgt. Hutton left Dulag Luft Wetzlar under German guard to Nuremberg on the 25th March. Flt Sgt.Teede left on the morning 27th March also heading for Nuremberg. WO McFarlane was seen on a railway station between Dortmund and Frankfurt under German guard.

Discharged from the RAAF as a Fg Off. on the 10th October 1945
43 MunroK GPilot OfficerHamburg (Ohlsdorf) CemeteryRAAFBomber Command35Sqn (Madras Presidency)
1945-03-07LancasterIII ME361TL-HGraveley1853HemmingstedtShot down in target areaKilled
44 MunroKelvin GordonPilot Officer7122AustraliaRAAF35Sqn RAF
1945-03-07RAAF Honour Roll
45 MariaHector CopelandFlying Officer414909Germany, Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery, 6. C. 12.Age 24RNZAF10Sqn (RAF)1945-03-06KilledSon Of William H. Maria, And Of Mary M. Maria (Nee Foster) Of Kaitaia, Auckland, New Zealand.
46 MacleanMalcolm Hamilton MurrayFlight Lieutenant414311Belgium, Leopoldsburg War Cemetery, VI. D. 18.Age 27DFC
RAAF1945-03-05KilledSon Of Hector Albert And Flora Maclean; Husband Of Sarah Beverley Maclean, Of Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia.
47 MacleanMalcolm Hamilton MurrayFlight Lieutenant414311Leopoldsburg War Cemetery VI.D.18DFC

RAAFBomber Command608 Sqn
1945-03-05MosquitoXXKB1976T:ADownham Market18:23BerlinCrashed near Braine le Compte (Hainaut), a small town on the Halle to Soignies road and about 6 km NE from the latter.KilledDFC awarded whilst with 608 Sqn. Citation: This officer was the pilot of an aircraft detailed to attack Hanover one night in November, 1944. At one stage of the outward flight, Flight Lieutenant MacLean temporarily lost consciousness. The aircraft went into a deep dive. Flight Lieutenant MacLean quickly recovered and, although the aircraft had lost much height, he succeeded in levelling out. A little later a fighter was encountered. The attacker opened fire several times but by skilful manoeuvring, Flight Lieutenant MacLean prevented his aircraft from being hit. The enemy aircraft was eventually evaded and Flight Lieutenant MacLean continued to the target which the attacked at a height much lower than was originally planned. He afterwards flew safely to base. This officer has completed many sorties and has invariably displayed commendable skill, courage and devotion to duty. Gazetted 19th January 1945

Initially they were buried in a field close to where the aircraft crashed

Son of Hector Albert and Flora Maclean; husband of Sarah Beverley Maclean, of Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia
48 LochheadHectorFlying OfficerJ/89692United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 279.Age 21RCAF298Sqn1945-02-25KilledSon Of Minnie Lochhead, Of Ridgeville, Manitoba, Canada.
49 SmithMurray ArthurFlight Sergeant442286Germany, Rheinberg War Cemetery, Coll. grave 3. J. 10-15.Age 19RAAF1945-02-24KilledSon Of Hector Arthur And Gertrude Elsie Smith, Of Kensington, South Australia.
50 HopeHugh MunroFlight LieutenantC/23855Netherlands (Holland), Nieuwe-Schans General Cemetery, Plot IJ. Sec. B. Grave 14.Age 26RCAF418Sqn1945-02-22KilledSon Of Dr. Gustavus John Hope And Grace Janet Munro Hope, Of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada; Husband Of Mary Violet Hope, Of Edmonton. B.A. (University Of Alberta).

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