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You searched for: “1944-06-12”

#Name*First NamesTitleRankRAF Equivalent RankService No.BornNationalityRoleAwardsAir ForceCommandUnitDateofIncident *See NoteAircraftTypeSerialCodeVictories (Fighters)BaseTimeMission                        Incident                        FateCommemoratedPhoto (Click to Expand)Referring Database                        Notes                        Links/Archive Reports
1 1944-06-30LancasterlllND627Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
2 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireIXMH377Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
3 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireIXMH384Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
4 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireMH386Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
5 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireLFIXMH436Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
6 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireLFIXMH445Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
7 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireLFIXMH495Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
8 PilotFighter504Sqn
1944-02-23SpitfireIXMH879Destroyed in attack on Hornchurch
9 PilotFighter64Sqn
1944-11-02SpitfireIXMK745EscortCrash landed near Erp
10 PilotFighter65Sqn
1944-06-27MustangIIIDamaged
11 FighterFIU1944-10-21BeaufighterVIMM869Crashed off Ramsgate
12 207Sqn
1944-05-20LancasterlllLM535Spilsby02:40Returned badly shot up. Rear gunner survived somehow!
13 RAFBomber Command101Sqn
1944-02-25LancasterB Mark 1ME590SR-CLudford MagnaRaid on AugsburgRaid on Augsburg
Lancaster on the FIDO (Fog Investigation and Dispersal Operation) pipework at Ludford Magna, Lincolnshire, after a successful crash-landing on returning from a raid on Augsburg
14 PilotFighter414Sqn RCAF
1944-09-19SpitfireIXNH249Recce
15 1944-06-30LancasterlllND799Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
16 1944-06-30LancasterlLM106Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
17 1944-06-30LancasterlllND749Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
18 Atkins James Asa SergeantSergeant35666456 AmericanRight Waist GunnerUSAAF8th Air Force 544th Bombardment Squadron (H), 384th Bombardment Group (H) 1944-04-24B-17 Shack RabbitG43-31346SU:Q Grafton Underwood (Station #106) Airfield Oberpfaffenhofen airfield (Mission #315), Germany See Archive report for detailsPoW, Stalag 17B Archive Report
19 Bishop Louis William 1st Lieutenant Flying OfficerO-802239 1st June 1922 in Bensenville, IllinoisAmericanPilotDFC

USAAF 14th Air ForceUS Army Air Force25th Fighter Squadron, 51st Fighter Group, 69th Composite Wing1944-05-10P-40 WarhawkK42-9753UnknownYunnuanYi Airfield, ChinaBombing mission Hsenwi, Burma (Myanmar)See Archive Report for detailsPoW, Burma #5 (Moulmein & Rangoon Jail)Archive Report
20 Blackwell Jack Eugene ‘John’ Staff SergeantSergeant39698014 AmericanBall Turret GunnerUSAAF8th Air Force 367th Bombardment Squadron (H), 306 Bombardment Group (H) 1944-06-17B-17 G42-38163GY:N Thurleigh (Station #111), Bedfordshire, England Noyen-sur-Sarthe (Mission #418), France See Archive report for detailsEvader Archive Report
21 Brooks JamesPilot Officer159065 PilotRAFVRBomber Command51Sqn
1944-03-30HalifaxIIILW579MH:VRAF Snaith, Yorkshire22:07NurnbergSee archive report for full detailsKiACampsie Cemetery, East Extension, Grave 504.
Cowleaze Wood
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22 CrawfordNorman WillardSergeantR/190343Age 21CanadianAir BomberRCAFBomber Command82 Operational Training Unit.

63 Group

1944-01-02WellingtonIIIBK387-RAF Ossington, Nottinghamshire18:31TrainingSee archive report for further details and photo'sKilledHarrogate Cemetery (Stonefall). Sec. C. Row H. Grave 15Born on the 29th August 1922, Working as an electrician for E.S. Stevenson, in Saint John, until enlisting. Enlisted on the 02nd November 1942. Promoted to sergeant on the 03rd September 1943. Son of Walter Raymond Crawford and Ada Mae (née Wilson) Crawford, of 68, Murray Street, Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada. Epitaph: 'In God We Trust '.

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23 EllisWilliam CharlesSergeantR1565772nd November 1923 in Mimico, OntarioCanadianAir GunnerRCAFBomber Command624 (Special Duties) Sqn1944.06.25HalifaxIIJP240PBlida, Algeria, North Africa20:37SOE Mission - ADJOINT and CABRIOLETThe aircraft crashed at about 01:00 hrs at St. Vincent-de-Barres. Cause unknown.KiAMazargues War Cemetery, Marseilles Plot 3. Row E. Coll. grave 30-37
Son of John and Charlotte (née Curtis) Ellis, of Mimico, Ontario, Canada
24 Evans Lawrence Brooks Sergeant 3725437026th November 1915 in AlabamaAmericanTail GunnerUSAAF8th Air Force360th Bomber Squadron (303rd Bombardment Group (H))1944-12-30B-17 Woman’s Home CompanionG42-39795PU-EMolesworth (Station #107), Cambridgeshire, EnglandI.G. Farben Chemical Works at Ludwigshafen (Mission #169), GermanySee Archive report for detailsKilledRepatriated and interred at the Union Cemetery, Woodville, Jackson County, AlabamaArchive Report
25 Force Amos Laddie ‘Bing’ 2nd LieutenantPilot OfficerO-762089 15th August 1916 in Climax, MichiganAmericanBombardier AM (OLC)

PH

USAAF8th Air Force 560th Bombardment Squadron (H), 388th Bombardment Group (H) 1944-07-19B-17 Little Boy BlueF42-30851 No Sqn code issued during hostilities: H Knettishall (Station #136), Suffolk, England Schweinfurt (Mission #482), Germany See Archive report for detailsKoMCambridge American Cemetery, Plot F, Row 2, Grave 43.
Archive Report
26 HanksWilliam Donald ‘Billy’ 1st LieutenantFlying OfficerO-737083 13th January 1919 in Preston, IdahoAmericanPilot AM (7OLC)

USAAF13th Air Force68th Fighter Squadron, 347th Fighter Group1944-04-19P-39Q-2044-3112UnknownGreen Island Atoll (Nissan airdrome), BourgainvilleRabaul, New BritainSee Archive report for detailsPoW/Died/MiAManila American Cemetery, Tablets of the Missing
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27 Fighter219Sqn
1944-08-31BeaufighterVIMM838
28 1944-06-30LancasterlME788Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
29 1944-06-30LancasterlllLM509Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
30 1944-06-30LancasterlllME758Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
31 1944-06-30LancasterlllJB642Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
32 1944-06-30LancasterlllJD706Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
33 1944-06-30LancasterlllND699 Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
34 1944-06-30LancasterlllND699Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
35 1944-06-30LancasterlllLL908Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
36 Transport Command1697 Air Despatch Letter Service Flight (ADLS Flight)1944Hurricane11cB2 Bazenville Normandy

Royal Air Force Transport Command, 1943-1945. A Hawker Hurricane Mark IIC of No. 1697 (Air Despatch Letter Service) Flight, parked with photographic-reconnaissance North American Mustangs (behind) at B2/Bazenville, Normandy, as a jeep conveys the pilot and despatch personnel back to the operations area.
37 Transport Command1697 Air Despatch Letter Service Flight (ADLS Flight)1944Hurricane11cB2 Bazenville Normandy

Royal Air Force Transport Command, 1943-1945. A Hawker Hurricane Mark IIC of No. 1697 (Air Despatch Letter Service) Flight, parked with photographic-reconnaissance North American Mustangs (behind) at B2/Bazenville, Normandy, as a jeep conveys the pilot and despatch personnel back to the operations area.
38 PilotFighter130Sqn
1944-09-01SpitfireXIVRM695RecceDamaged
39 PilotFighter131Sqn
1944-06-12SpitfireVIIMD128Rodeo 169
40 1944-06-30LancasterlllME645Full squadron ORB for 1944-06-30
41 PilotFighter33Sqn
1944-08-03SpitfireIXMK862EscortCrashed at Coombe Head, Sussex
42 PilotFighter340Sqn Free French
1944-09-20SpitfireIXPT892
43 PilotFighter345Sqn Free French
1944-11-05SpitfireIXRK848Patrol
44 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-10-25SpitfireIXRamrod 1347Damaged
45 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-10-25SpitfireIXRamrod 1347Damaged
46 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-10-25SpitfireIXRamrod 1347Damaged
47 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-10-25SpitfireIXRamrod 1347Damaged
48 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-10-25SpitfireIXRamrod 1347Damaged
49 PilotFighter350Sqn Belgian
1944-11-14SpitfireXIVRM671Damaged
50 PilotFighter403Sqn RCAF
1944-08-31SpitfireIXMK843

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