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#	Name* SORT (↑)	First Names	Rank	RAF Equivalent 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	Żuk	Wacław	Sergeant					28.11.1921 Brześć Białoruś	Poland	Flight Engineer	Virtuti Militari Krzyz Walecznych (x4) Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	301Sqn Polish	1941-06-12	Wellington	Ic	R1348	GR-?	RAF Swinderby, Lincolnshire	2307	Osnabruck	See archive report for further brief details	Survived; Later killed 1942-10-30 Oslo, Norway flying with 138Sqn Special Duties	Archiwum Polish Database	zukx	Read Archive Report
2	Żuk	Wacław	Sierzant Strzelec	Flight Sergeant	P.793039	Memorial to Poles, Vestre Gravlund Vestre Gravlund, Oslo Norway	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Vestre Gravlund Oslo Norway	Born 28 Nov 1921 (Age 20)	Poland	Air Gunner	Virtuti Militari 9163 Krzyż Walecznych (x4) Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	138Sqn (Special)	1942-10-29	Halifax	ll	W7773	NF-S	RAF Tempsford	1700	SOE	Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. After the war, determined the aircraft crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake.	Killed	Archiwum Polish Database W7773	Aircraft initially believed to have crashed at Hellern, Refsland, Norway. Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. The mystery of the disappearance of the plane with the Polish crew is partly explained after the war. Halifax W7773 crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake. Read Archive Report Also lost were 3 'Agents' - Wieslaw Szpakowicz 'Pak', Stanislaw Hencel 'Pik'. Jerzy Bichniewicz 'Bleckitny' 138 SOE Operation Halifax II W7773. After the war all crew reinterred in collective grave 11-B-8 in Oslo Western Civil Cemetery. zukx	Archive Report W7773 Polish burials at Vestre Gravlund
3	Zaremba	Franciszek	Starszy Sierzant	Warrant Officer	P.780216	Memorial to Poles, Vestre Gravlund Vestre Gravlund, Oslo Norway	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Vestre Gravlund Oslo Norway	Born 28 October 1914 (Age 28)	Poland	Pilot	Virtuti Militari 9083 Krzyż Walecznych (x4) Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Special Duties - Bomber Command	138Sqn (Special)	1942-10-29	Handley Page Halifax	ll	W7773	NF-S	RAF Tempsford	1700	SOE	Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. After the war, determined the aircraft crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake.	Killed	Archiwum Polish Database W7773	Aircraft initially believed to have crashed at Hellern, Refsland, Norway. Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. The mystery of the disappearance of the plane with the Polish crew is partly explained after the war. Halifax W7773 crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake. Read Archive Report Also lost were 3 'Agents' - Wieslaw Szpakowicz 'Pak', Stanislaw Hencel 'Pik'. Jerzy Bichniewicz 'Bleckitny' 138 SOE Operation Halifax II W7773. After the war all crew reinterred in collective grave 11-B-8 in Oslo Western Civil Cemetery.	Archive Report W7773 Polish burials at Vestre Gravlund
4	Young	Edwin Albert	Flight Sergeant		R/91847		Norway, Spangereid Churchyard, 31. 1.	Age				RCAF			1942-05-31									Killed			Paradie Canadian Archive
5	Young	William Shirley	Sergeant		1344278		Norway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 1. C. 1.	Age 20				RAFVR		105Sqn	1942-09-25									Killed		Son Of Alexander And Mima Young, Of Glasgow.
6	Young	William Shirley	Sergeant		1344278		Oslo Western Civil Cemetery Plot 1 Row C Grave 1	1922 Age 20	Scotland	Observer		RAFVR	Bomber Command	103 Sqn	1942-09-25	Mosquito	IV	DK325	GB-S	Leuchars	14:13	Gestapo Headquarters Oslo	Claim by Uffz Rudolf Fenton 2./JG, BF-109 - Oslo fjord	Killed		Son of Alexander and Mima Young, of Glasgow. Grave inscription: 'Greater Love Hath No Man'.	Archive Report on the loss of this aircraft
7	Young	William Archie	Flight Lieutenant		J/25177		Norway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 2. D. 6.	Age 25				RCAF		435Sqn	1945-12-18									Killed		Son Of Robert James And Edna Watt Young, Of Brussels, Ontario, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
8	York	Stanley Charles	Flying Officer		152404		Norway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. D. 4.	Age 21				RAFVR		144Sqn	1945-03-24									Killed		Son Of George Harold And Edith May York, Of Weston Favell, Northamptonshire. His Brother, Ronald L. York, Also Fell.
9	York	John Kenneth	Sergeant		647004		Norway, Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery, British Plot. G. 13.	Age 24				RAF		254Sqn	1941-03-22									Killed		Son Of John James And Hannah Mary York, Of Sheffield.
10	Yardley	H	Sergeant				Oslo						Bomber Command	83Sqn	1941-09-06	Hampden	I	AE319	OL-J	Scampton	2030	Gardening	Crashed near Sanvika Norway	Killed
11	Yardley	Harold	Sergeant		751486		Norway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 1. C. 9.	Age 21				RAFVR		83Sqn	1941-09-07									Killed		Son Of George H. And May Yardley, Of Beeston, Nottinghamshire; Husband Of Ida May Yardley.
12	Wynne	Herbert Lloyd	Flying Officer		129105		RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL Panel 130. Son of Arthur and Nellie Wynne, of Hyde, Cheshire.	Age 27	British	Pilot	DFM	RAFVR		161Sqn	1943-03-19	Halifax	V	DG244	MA-Y	RAF Tempsford	19:50	SIS Operation SERPENS/Vega lll	Shot down by night fighter	Killed		Shot down by Lt. Werner Speidel of the 10./NJG 3, flying a Ju 88 night fighter from Aalborg-West airfield. The aircraft was on a SIS (Secret Intelligence Service) operation to Norway, a supply drop in the area of Notodden. Operation to drop 1 Norwegian SIS operator plus 6 containers North of Larvik. All crew lost	Archive Report DG244
13	Wright	George Dickinson	Flying Officer		121420		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. C. 10.	Age 23				RAFVR		612Sqn	1943-02-27									Killed
14	Work	Cyril George	Leading Aircraftman		R/59974		Canada, Toronto (St. Johns Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 11. Range 23. Grave 65.	Age 23				RCAF			1943-01-07									Killed		Son Of Thomas A. G. Work, And Grace Work, Of Toronto.	Paradie Canadian Archive
15	Woodhart	Kenneth	Flight Sergeant		1180936		Runnymede Memorial Panel No. 273			Navigator			Transport Command		1945-03-30	Halifax	III	PN243	8T-S	RAF Tarrant Rushton, Dorset	20.26	No. 38 Group Special Operation "EXECUTIVE" target Ostler 2 Norway	Not known	Missing believed killed		Read Archive Report
16	Wood	Stanley Victor	Sergeant		649800				British	W/Op/Air/Gnr		RAF	Fighter Command	248Sqn	1940-10-20	Blenheim	IVF	P6952	WR-X	RAF Sumburgh, Shetland	07:25	Recce Sortie	See archive report - Shot down off Norway	PoW No: 69103 Camp Stalag Luft Sagan		Born on the 04th January 1920 in Bury, Lancashire, England. Jones the RAF in June 1939 as an Aircraft hand. He later remastered as an Airman u/t WOp/AirGnr and after completing his training he joined 248 Squadron in September 1940. He was in Stalag Luft III at Sagan and Belaria. Freed in May 1945, he was released from the RAF later in the year as a Warrant Officer. No further details available.
17	Wodzicki	Mariusz	Porucznik	Flying Officer	P.76627	Memorial to Poles, Vestre Gravlund Vestre Gravlund, Oslo Norway	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Vestre Gravlund Oslo Norway	Born 12 May 1915 (Age 27)	Poland	Navigator	Virtuti Militari 10757 DFC Krzyż Walecznych (x4) Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber	138Sqn (Special)	1942-10-29	Halifax	ll	W7773	NF-S	Tempsford	1700	SOE	Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. After the war, determined the aircraft crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake.	Killed	Archiwum Polish Database W7773	Aircraft initially believed to have crashed at Hellern, Refsland, Norway. Believed shot down by fighter over North Sea. The mystery of the disappearance of the plane with the Polish crew is partly explained after the war. Halifax W7773 crashed at the foot of Norewskiej rocks, near the town of Egersund, between Helleren and Refsland. The explosion scattered debris of aircraft within a radius of several hundred metres, some rolled into a nearby lake. Read Archive Report Also lost were 3 'Agents' - Wieslaw Szpakowicz 'Pak', Stanislaw Hencel 'Pik'. Jerzy Bichniewicz 'Bleckitny' 138 SOE Operation Halifax II W7773. After the war all crew reinterred in collective grave 11-B-8 in Vestre Gravlund Oslo Western Civil Cemetery.	Archive Report W7773 Polish burials at Vestre Gravlund
18	Wilstrop	Allan	Sergeant		1054130		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. J. 12.	Age 22				RAFVR		35Sqn	1942-04-28									Killed		Son Of Thomas And Mary Ellen Wilstrop, Of Yarm, Yorkshire.
19	Wilson	Cornelius	Aircraftman 1st Class		538736		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A IV British. C. 3.	Age 20				RAF		240Sqn.	1939-11-03									Killed		Son of Stanley Arthur and Constance Amy Wilson, of Hampton Hill, Hampton, Middlesex.
20	Wilson	Ron H D	Sergeant		633143					Air Gunner	DFM	RAFVR	Bomber Command	35Sqn (Madras Presidency)	1942-04-27	Halifax	II	W1048	TL-S	Kinloss	2030	Tirpitz	Hit by flak in the target area, which started a fire in the starboard wing. The pilot retained control and skilfully crash-landing on the ice covered lake near Hocklingen, Norway.	Evaded to Sweden returned to Leuchers 9 April 1943		DFM - 25 May 1943 Following the Crash-Landing, the burning Halifax melted through the ice and settled on the bottom of the lake. From here, in 1973, the near complete wreck was recovered and has since been put on display in the RAF Museum at Hendon. It is believed to be the only genuine Halifax bomber in existence
21	Wilson	David Robert	Flight Sergeant		1184009		Norway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. C. 4.	Age 21				RAFVR		608Sqn	1942-04-20									Killed		Son Of Robert Henry And Marjorie Priscilla Wilson, Of Bourton-On-The-Water, Gloucestershire.
22	Willoughby	Francis John	Sergeant		565351		Norway, Bergen (Mollendal) Church Cemetery, A. 9.	Age 26				RAF		42Sqn	1940-06-21									Killed		Son Of George And Elizabeth Willoughby; Husband Of Enid May Willoughby, Of Chalfont St. Giles, Buckinghamshire.
23	Williamson	James	Sergeant		1001675		Norway, Bergen (Mollendal) Church Cemetery, A. 4.	Age				RAFVR		114Sqn	1941-12-27									Killed
24	Williams	Gerald Stanley	Sapper		1948916		Stavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Norway. Row Z Grave 16			Paratrooper		9th (Airborne) Field Coy RE		38 Wing	1942 -11-19	Horsa		HS114	?	RAF Skitten	18:00	Operation Freshman	See Archive report for details	Murdered			Read Archive Report
25	Willey	Thomas Edward	Flight Sergeant		943629		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. E. 8.	Age 24				RAFVR		608Sqn	1942-04-20									Killed		Son Of John And Mary Willey; Husband Of Margaret Willey, Of Sheffield.
26	Will	Gordon Bowman	Flying Officer		65445		Norway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. D. 9.	Age 26				RAFVR		48Sqn RAF	1942-04-11									Killed		Son Of Gordon And Jean A. Will; Husband Of Ivie Will, Of Thorne, Yorkshire. M.B., Ch. B.
27	Wilkinson	J W	Sergeant				Sola Norway						Bomber Command	49Sqn	1942-04-10	Hampden	I	AE421	EA-P	Scampton	2129	Essen	Crashed E of Enkhuizen	Killed
28	Wilkinson	John William	Sergeant		1050141		Norway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. E. 11.	Age				RAFVR		49Sqn	1942-04-10									Killed		Son Of John William Pollard And Ethel Maud Wilkinson; Husband Of Irene Wilkinson, Of North Carlton, Nottinghamshire.
29	Wilkin	John Lenton	Leading Aircraftman		534598		Runnymede Memorial Panel 24			Air Gunner (Rear)		RAF	Bomber Command	9Sqn	1940-04-12	Wellington	IA	P2520	WS:V	RAF Lossiemouth	09:20	Reconnaissance off the coast of Norway	See archive report for details	MiA			Read Archive Report
30	Wilkie	J L	Pilot Officer		42170		Narvik New Cemetery Norway			Pilot			Fighter	263Sqn	1940-06-02	Gladiator		N5893				Patrol	Shot down east of Rombaksfjord	Killed
31	Wilkie	James Leon	Pilot Officer		42170		Norway, Narvik New Cemetery, Xi. K. 7.	Age 20				RAF		263Sqn	1940-06-02									Killed		Son Of Leonard Raymond And Clare Percival Wilkie, Of Wanganui, Wellington, New Zealand.
32	Wilkes	Robert Dixon	Pilot Officer		J/5119		Canada, Toronto (St. Johns Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 11. Range 23. Grave 22.	Age 25				RCAF			1941-10-19									Killed		Son Of John Thomas Wilkes And Martha Mary Wilkes, Of Toronto.	Paradie Canadian Archive
33	Wicks	John David	Sergeant		751253		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, Coll. Grave A Iv British. B. 11.	Age 20				RAFVR		254Sqn	1940-06-15									Killed		Son Of Harry And Florence Amy Wicks, Of Pleshey, Essex.
34	Whitfield	William Soulsby	Aircraftman 2nd Class		R/91108		Canada, Toronto (St. Johns Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 11. Range 23. Grave 7.	Age 30				RCAF			1941-02-22									Killed		Son Of Frederick Henry And Katherine Sarah Whitfield, Of Toronto; Husband Of Lillian Whitfield, Of Toronto.	Paradie Canadian Archive
35	Whitehead	Colin	Flight Sergeant		1621003		Norway, Bergen (Mollendal) Church Cemetery, Coll. Grave D. 2.	Age 21				RAFVR		207Sqn	1944-10-29									Killed		Son Of Comdr. Norman Whitehead, O.B.E., And Mrs. Whitehead, Of Harrogate, Yorkshire.
36	White	Donald George	Leading Aircraftman		R/175271		Canada, Toronto (St. John'S Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 16. Range 7. Plot 31.	Age 23				RCAF			1944-09-27									Killed		Son Of Albert George And Viola Emily White, Of Toronto.	Paradie Canadian Archive
37	White	Norman Arthur	Flight Sergeant		1220120		Runnymede Memorial Panel 223	1st Qtr of 1909 in Chertsey, Surrey		Air Gunner (Rear)		RAFVR	38 Group	620Sqn	1944.12.31	Stirling	IV	LJ914	QS:R	RAF Great Dunmow, Essex		SOE, Norway	See archive report for details	MiA			Read Archive Report
38	White	G B	Flight Lieutenant				Aseral Cemetery						Bomber Command	189Sqn	1944-12-21	Lancaster	I	PB691	CA-O	Fulbeck	1659	Politz	Crashed at Mandal Norway	Killed
39	White	Thomas William	Sapper		1875806		Oslo Western Civil Cemetery 1.B.9.			Paratrooper		9th (Airborne) Field Coy RE		38 Wing	1942 -11-19	Horsa		DP349	?	RAF Skitten	17:50	Operation Freshman	See Archive report for details	Murdered			Read Archive Report
40	White	George Baston	Flight Lieutenant		161409		Norway, Aseral Churchyard, Coll. Grave.	Age 23				RAFVR		189Sqn	1944-12-22									Killed		Son Of John Edward And Edith May White, Of Amble, Northumberland.
41	Westcott	Lionel Allen	Leading Aircraftman		545537		Norway, Stavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Z. 44.	Age 21				RAF		115Sqn	1940-04-12									Killed		Son Of Leonard Edgar And Elsie Westcott, Of Pershore, Worcestershire.
42	Wells	Stephenson Churchill	Flight Sergeant		1804997		Norway, Stavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Z. 36.	Age 33				RAFVR			1946-01-04									Killed		Son Of Frederick Churchill Wells And Flora Wells; Husband Of Winifred Leila Wells, Of Barking, Essex.
43	Welch	David	Flight Sergeant		1246505		Norway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 1. A. 10.	Age				RAFVR		196Sqn	1945-05-10									Killed
44	Webster	Frederick David	Squadron Leader		43127		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. K. 4.	Age 29			DFC	RAF		10Sqn	1942-03-31									Killed		Son Of Frederick And Rose Webster; Husband Of Gertrude Mary Webster, Of Hucknall, Nottinghamshire.
45	Webb	George James William	Sergeant		759059		Norway, Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery, British Plot. H. 15.	Age 26				RAFVR		254Sqn	1941-04-15									Killed		Son Of William Charles Percival And Violet Ethel Webb, Of Slough Buckinghamshire.
46	Weaber	William Owen	Pilot Officer		83709		Norway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. B. 5.	Age				RAFVR		233Sqn	1940-10-31									Killed
47	Wayman	Michael Myers	Flight Lieutenant		89359		Leverstock Green (Holy Trinity) Churchyard, Hemel Hempstead by N.E. Buttress			Pilot	DFC	RAFVR	Bomber Command	139 Sqn (Jamaica)	1943-03-20	Mosquito	IV	DZ496	XD-	Marham	17:50	Malines	Hit by flak and later crashed at 19:25 at Foxburrow Wood near Brightwell, whlle attempting to go round again, on one engine, at Martlesham Heath airfield, Suffolk.	Killed		DFC. Gazetted 26th March 1943. Flying Officer Gordon Sampson Clear (116769), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, No. 139 Squadron (since deceased). Citation: March, 1943, these officers were members of aircraft crews detailed to attack the Molybdenum Plant at Knaben, Norway. Such a task, necessitating a flight over mountainous terrain covered by a blanket of snow which obscured all prominent features, demanded the highest degree of leadership and skill. At various points the formation had to fly through deep ravines and contend with most treacherous air currents. Despite this the correct target, hidden away in the mountains, was located and subjected to a telling attack from a low level. The success achieved reflects the greatest credit on the efforts of these officers whose high courage and faultless work were worthy of the highest praise. Son of Edwin Arnold and Margaret Ethel Clear; husband of Joyce Ella Clear, of St. Albans.
48	Watts	Arthur Henry	Flight Sergeant		1418679		Norway, Vaernes Churchyard, S. H. 17.	Age				RAFVR		165Sqn	1945-08-02									Killed
49	Watts	Gordon Roy	Pilot Officer		400838		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. E. 11.	Age 24				RAAF			1942-08-10									Killed		Son Of Alfred Edgar And Ruby Maria Watts, Of Horsham, Victoria, Australia. B.Com.
50	Waterworth	Albert	Sergeant		1213422		Norway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. B. 8.	Age 22				RAFVR		612Sqn	1943-02-27									Killed