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1 BrownC.F/OJ39109NAVRCAFXOct 44 -
2 BrownA.G.F/OJ37210AGRCAFXOct 44 -
3 BrownAlfred George GreenwoodSgt
F/Sgt
MIAR92108WAGRCAF
2ITS (RCAF)
8EFTS (RCAF)
3SFTS (RCAF)
3SFTS (RCAF)
KTS (RCAF)
KTS (RCAF)
1WS (RCAF)
9B&GS (RCAF)
32OTU (RCAF)
3PRC (RCAF)
5OTU (RAF)
489Sqn (RNZAF)
489Sqn (RNZAF) Last Op
X
X
Moth
Anson
X
X
X
Norseman & Stinson
Battle & Bolinbroke
Anson & Hampden
X
Blenheim
Hampden
Hampden AN123
7 Feb 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF
10 Apr 1941
15 May 1941
3 July 1941
19 Sep 1941 - Ceased pilot training
20 Sep 1941
1 Nov 1941 - Remustered WAG
2 Nov 1941
29 March 1942
14 May 1942
8 Oct 1942 - UK
6 Jan 1943
23 Jan 1943 - Disapeared on anti-shipping strike
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)
4 Brown'Brownie' Arthur JohnF/O
KIAJ14162NAV418Sqn
Last Op - 418Sqn
Mosquito HJ830 TH-JX - 09 Nov 43 -
09 Nov 43 - KIA - PLT = F/O J.L.D. Armstrong -
Commemorated Poix-De-Picardie Churchyard France
5 BrownA.J.LACDrownedR133985RCAF
Last Op - RCAF
N/A
N/A
X - 13 Oct 42 -
13 Oct 42 - Drowned - Annette Island - Alaska - USA
6 BrownA.K.P/OPOW408SqnHalifax NP71204 Apr 45 - POW -
7 BrownA.L.F/LJ9354PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
8 BrownA.R.P/OJ47620WAGRCAFXOct 44 -
9 BrownAdrien WalterF/Sgt
PoW No: 888 Camp: Stalag Luft HeydekrugR104832Navigator425SqnWellington BK340 KW-T12 Mar 43 - POW - Nightfighter -From Montreal, Canada. 4 operation sorties with 20.45 operational flying hours.
10 BrownA.W.F/OAbove?J40346BA166Sqn

Lancaster LM68702 Jan 45 - Flak -
11 BrownB.E.F/OKilledJ24007NAV10OTU
Last Op - 10OTU
Whitley
Whitley LA879
X - 17 Sep 43 -
17 Sep 43 - Collision 1.5 miles SE of Harcourt AP - UK
12 BrownB.F.F/SgtKIAUSAR133263AG44Sqn
Last Op - 44Sqn
Lancaster
Lancaster W4829
X - 01 Mar 43 -
01 Mar 43 - KIA - attacking Berlin
Commemorated Berlin War Cemetery
13 BrownB.R.F/LC7864MORCAFN/AOct 44 -
14 BrownA.G.F/LJ10885NAVRCAFXOct 44 -
15 BrownC.WO2KilledR77826WAG70OTU
Last Op - 70OTU
Baltimore
Baltimore
X - 04 Dec 42 -
04 Dec 42 - Killed - Accident 18 miles S of Marsabit, Kenya?
16 BrownC.A.F/OJ28786AGRCAFXOct 44 -
17 BrownC.A.SOV30233ADMRCAF - Women's DivisionN/AOct 44 -
18 BrownC.A.F/OJ21590PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
19 BrownC.A.P/OJ44822PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
20 BrownC.A.F/SgtKIAR106507AG434Sqn
Last Op - 434 -Sqn
X
Halifax V EB285
X - 1943-08-18- Tgt = Peenemunde - Germany -
18 Aug 43 - KIA- See P/O F.J. Piper -
Commemorated Kiel War Cemetery
21 BrownC.B.F/LC5946MORCAFN/AOct 44 -
22 BrownC.D.F/OKIAUSAJ28198BA408Sqn
Last Op - 408Sqn
X
X
X - 23 May 44 - Tgt = Dortmund - Germany -
23 May 44 - KIA - See T.R. Sherrill -
23 BrownCharles Douglas GrantF/Sgt
KIAR67587PLT404Sqn
Last Op - 404Sqn
Blenheim
Blenheim V5433 EE-F
X - 21 Feb 42 -
21 Feb 42 - KIA - See J.H. Oliver -
24 BrownC.E.P/OH42398RCAFN/AOct 44 -
25 BrownC.E.P/OJ85559PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
26 YeomansJoseph TrevorAC2
AC1
LAC
Cpl
Sgt
F/Sgt
P/O

KIFA
Age 22
R
J
110465
90371
GC - Fitter
BA
RCAF
TTS (RCAF)
4 RD (RCAF)
20EFTS (RCAF
1MD (RCAF)
4B&GS (RCAF)
9 AOS (RCAF)
3PRC (RCAF)
2(O)AFU (RAF)
20OTU (RAF)
Battle School
77Sqn (RAF)
77Sqn (RAF) Last Op
X
X
X
Moth & Cornell
X
Anson & Battle
Anson
X
Oxford
Wellington
X
Halifax
Halifax MZ768
29 July 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF
1 Oct 1941
12 Dec 1942
21 Feb 1943
21 Apr 1943
2 May 1943
25 July 1943
16 Oct 1943 - UK
14 Dec 1943
15 Feb 1944
13 May 1944
9 July 1944
14 July 1944 - Broke up in mid air
Commemorated Harrogate (Stonefall) Cemetery, Sec. B. Row J. Grave 13. United Kingdom. Son of Robert Mark and Ada Yeomans, of Milner, British Columbia, Canada.
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)
27 BrownA.F/LMIARAF
Nfld
102062PLT258Sqn
Last Op - 258Sqn
Hurricane
Hurricane
X - 05 Dec 43 - SEAC -
05 Dec 43 - MIA while strafing enemy troops -
28 ActonJames HenryP/O
F/O
SafeJ23967BA149Sqn
Last Op -
Stirling LK386
X
23 Jun 44 - Injured -
15 Dec 95 - Deceased -


Above L-R: Fl/Sgt Donald Du Boulay, Sgt. J.H Slaney, Sgt. H.F Hazelgrove and Sgt Ronald French. Front L-R: Sgt. James Henry Acton, P/O. Sidney Lucas and F/O. I.K Brown.
Born on the 25th June 1917in Kingston, Ontario, Canada. Husband of Eileen Florence Patricia Acton (née Morrison - died on the 11th January 1997, age 75). The son of Eleanor Jane (née Cronk - died 08th January 1978, age 75) and Frank Acton (died on the 08th December 1961, age 77). President of the 416 Squadron Wing here in Kingston in the 1950's- 1960's. (ex 416 RCAF squadron member)

29 AhrensWalter ColinFlight Lieutenant


Killed 1944-07-16 Age 21Rosetown SaskatchewanJ/16213PLT197Sqn
257Sqn
Last Op - 257Sqn
257Sqn (RAF)
Typhoon
Typhoon
Typhoon MN879
13 Sep 43 (**B)
X - 16 Jul 44 -
16 Jul 44 - KIA - 4 miles E of Caen - France
Commemorated Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery, Hautot-Sur-Mer, H. 45. France.


A Typhoon fighter, subscribed for by the Borough of Sutton & Cheam, recently had a swastika painted on its fuselage to mark its first success in combat with an ME.109. A Canadian pilot - Flight Lieutenant Walter Ahrens of Rosetown, Saskatchewan, Canada, who was flying the 'Borough of Sutton and Cheam' engaged the enemy aircraft. Another Typhoon pilot in his squadron also took a hand, and the German aircraft blew up and fell in pieces into the sea. The 'Borough of Sutton and Cheam' has been flown by Flight Lieutenant Ahrens fifty time, and the pilot says it is a lucky aircraft.
30 AleyHarry CharlesFlying Officer


Killed 1943-11-26 Age 26J/21609Air Bomber97Sqn

Lancaster
Lancaster JB221 OF-W
Commemorated Durnbach War Cemetery, 2. H. 10. Germany. Born on the 22nd August 1917 in Ontario, England. Son of Harry (died 07th February 1951, age 65) and Mary (née Robertson - died 13th August 1963, age 67) Aley of Alma Road, Vancouver, Canada, brother of George Frederick and Alec, husband of Isabella Mabel Brown (née Glenn) Aley Seaver (the couple married on the 14th September 1943 in Glasgow, Scotlan, his widow married Johnathan Seaver in 1945 in England)
31 AndersonMark Sylvester HaroldAC2
AC1
LAC
Cpl
Sgt
F/Sgt
P/O




KIFA
Age 23
R
J
66575
92728
Sec Guard
PLT
RCAF
1SFTS (RCAF)
1 TC (RCAF)
9SFTS (RCAF)
4 MD (RCAF)
1AGGTS (RCAF)
5ITS (RCAF)
10EFTS (RCAF)
1SFTS (RCAF)
3PRC (RCAF)
3 (P)AFU (RAF)
1540 BATF (RAF)
22OTU (RAF)
1659CU (RCAF)
425Sqn (RCAF)
425Sqn (RCAF) Last Op
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Moth & Finch
Harvard
X
Oxford
Oxford
Wellington
Halifax
Halifax
Halifax MZ845 KW-J
14 June 1940 - Enlisted in the RCAF
10 Dec 1940 - Guard
20 Dec 1940 - Guard
7 July 1942 - Guard
28 Feb 1942 - Guard
1 March 1943 - Guard
21 March 1943 - Remustered to pilot
30 May 1943
24 July 1943
8 April 1944 - UK
25 April 1944
30 April 1944
11 July 1944
31 Oct 1944
19 Dec 1944
1945-03-05 - Mid air collision. Halifax VII PN228 OW-A, with an aircrew of 7, took off from RAF Linton-on-Ouse for an air operation over Chemnitz, Germany. On the outward flight PN228 collided in mid-air with Halifax MZ845] KW-J, from 425Sqn. PN228 crashed near Nun Monkton, entire crew lost. [6 members of MZ845 crew lost; only the wireless operator was able to bail out]
Commemorated Harrogate (Stonefall) Cemetery, Sec. G. Row H. Grave 12. United Kingdom. Son of John J. Anderson and Lexinska Plante M. Anderson, of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada.
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil).

MZ845 KW-J was climbing out for an operation against targets in Chemnitz, Germany when it collided in mid-air with 426 Squadron Halifax Mk VII PN228 which was climbing out from RAF Linton-on Ouse as part of the same operation. Both aircraft crashed with the loss of the two aircraft and their crews, with the exception of the Wireless Operator/Air Gunner on Halifax MZ845 KW-J. Flight Sergeant Joseph Andre Jean DeCruyenaere (RCAF) managed to bale out of his aircraft before it crashed near Widdington Manor, close to Nun Monkton, Yorkshire.
32 Armstrong'Arnie' John Lees DarrellF/O


MiD

KIAJ22452PLT418Sqn
Last Op - 418Sqn
Mosquito
Mosquito HJ830 TH-J
X - 09 Nov 43 (**B)
09 Nov 43 - KIA - Also A.J. Brown
Son of John Thomas and Elizabeth Armstrong, (née Lees) of Westmount, Province of Quebec, Canada.
33 BannisterRichard Harrington..F/Sgt

POWR145314Air Bomber166Sqn

Lancaster ND798 AS-C30 Mar 44 - POW - Nightfighter - Attacking Nuremberg/ Missing, nothing heard from after take offCrew Members: Plt. Off. Victor William Reginald Park RAF 172302 - 2nd Pilot: Sgt. John Toole RAF 1684897 - Flight Engineer - survived became POW: W/O. L. E. Edmunds RCAF J/87093 - Navigator - survived became POW: Sgt. Albert Binder RAF 11465223 - Wireless Op.: Sgt. Peter Henry Brown RAF 1305927 - Mid Upper Gunner : Sgt. Frank Storer RAF 1085739 - Rear Gunner: Plt. Off. Walter Henry Burnett RAF 171640 Pilot: Flt. Sgt. Richard Harrington Bannister RCAF R/145314 Air Bomber survived became POW
34 BattersHarold MarkFlight Sergeant
KilledR95487Pilot401SqnSpitfire BS277X - 04 Dec 42 - 04 Dec 42 - KIA - English Channel -
35 BattersHarold MarkFlight SergeantKilled 1942-12-04 Age 24R/95487401SqnCommemorated Longuenesse (St. Omer) Souvenir Cemetery, Plot 8. Row A. Grave 6. France. Son Of Harold And Rowena Batters, Of Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, Canada.
36 BeaudryJoseph Emile RolandSgt
F/Sgt
WO2
P/O

KIFA
Age 21
R
J
136843
94216
NAVRCAF
3ITS (RCAF)
10AOS (RCAF)
8 AOS (RCAF)
1GRS (RCAF)
3PRC (RCAF)
NCO School
3(O)AFU (RAF)
22OTU (RAF)
1659CU (RCAF)
425Sqn (RCAF)
425Sqn (RCAF) Last Op
X
X
Anson
Anson
Anson
X
X
Botha
Wellington
Halifax
Halifax
Halifax MZ845 KW-J
28 May 1942 - Enlisted in the RCAF
6 Dec 1942
1 May 1943
9 May 1943
2 Oct 1943
22 Dec 1943 - UK
16 Feb 1943 - London
14 March 1944
30 May 1944
31 Oct 1944
19 Dec 1944
5 Mar 1945 - Mid air collision in cloud with Halifax PN228 from 426Sqn
Commemorated Harrogate (Stonefall) Cemetery, Sec. G. Row H. Grave 13. United Kingdom.
Son of Dr. Raymond Beaudry and Annette Beaudry, of Quebec City, Canada.
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)

MZ845 KW-J was climbing out for an operation against targets in Chemnitz, Germany when it collided in mid-air with 426 Squadron Halifax Mk VII PN228 which was climbing out from RAF Linton-on Ouse as part of the same operation. Both aircraft crashed with the loss of the two aircraft and their crews, with the exception of the Wireless Operator/Air Gunner on Halifax MZ845 KW-J. Flight Sergeant Joseph Andre Jean DeCruyenaere (RCAF) managed to bale out of his aircraft before it crashed near Widdington Manor, close to Nun Monkton, Yorkshire. Crew killed on MZ845 KW-J: P/O Mark Sylvester Harold Anderson (RCAF), P/O Joseph Emile Roland Beaudry (RCAF), F/O Ronald Edward Oscar Charron (RCAF), P/O Joseph Louis Gaston Pelletier (RCAF), P/O Joseph Donat Fernand Eugene Roy (RCAF) and Flt Sgt Joseph Louis Paul Seguin RCAF
37 BeazerMark AuldeFlight SergeantKilled 1943-03-22 Age 22R/121250Commemorated Beazer Cemetery, Canada. Son Of Royal Mark And Elva B. Beazer, Of Beazer.
38 BoweringJohn Ernest RalphSgt
F/Sgt
P/O

KIA
Age 19
R
J
195841
88199
AGRCAF
5MD (RCAF)
4WS (RCAF)
2AGGTS (RCAF)
3B&GS (RCAF)
3PRC (RCAF)
1161 HCU (RAF)
619Sqn (RAF)
619Sqn (RAF) Last Op
X
X
Moth
X
Battle & Norseman
X
Stirling
Lancaster
Lancaster ME846 PG-C
29 Oct 1942 - Enlisted in the RCAF
16 Nov 1942
6 Feb 1943
1 May 1943
13 June 1943
Sep 1943 - UK
Jan 1944
March 1944
22 June 1944 - Shot down by flak

(Photo: The crew during training in early March 1944 in front of a Short Stirling of 1661HCU at RAF Winthorpe. L to R: F/Sgt Peter Edmund Knox (Bomb Aimer), Sgt Thomas Newberry (Wireless Operator), Sgt Dennis ‘Geordie’ Belshaw (Flight Engineer), P/O Officer Mark Anthony Hamilton ‘Dave’ Davis (Pilot), F/Sgt Leslie ‘Tag’ Taylor (Navigator), Sgt George Harry Moggridge (Mid-Upper Gunner) and P/O John Earnest Ralph ‘Porky’ Bowering (Rear Gunner). )
Commemorated Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. F. 17. Belgium.
Son of Ernest and Helena Bowering, of Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)
39 BredinMark WebsterPilot OfficerKilled 1945-03-15 AgeJ/94854419SqnCommemorated Nederweert War Cemetery, IV. A. 12. Netherlands (Holland).
40 AbramsonMark LeslieFlying OfficerKilled 1944-05-16 Age 30J/15627576Sqn (RAF)Commemorated Assens (Fyn) New Cemetery, Sp. Mem. Denmark. Son Of Louis And Dora Abramson, Of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
41 BrownA.F/OJ37826BARCAFXOct 44 -
42 BrownA.F/OMIAJ9906NAV420Sqn
Last Op - 420Sqn
Wellington
Wellington HE624
X - 15 Aug 43 -
15 Aug 43 - MIA -
43 BrownA.C.F/OC29431LIRCAFN/AOct 44 -
44 BrownAlan CoatsworthP/O
F/O
F/L
S/L
W/C
-------
S/L
W/C
G/C


DSO

OBE

DFC

MiD

Order of Leopold (Belgium)

Croix de Guerre (Belgium)
CANRAF37033PLTRAF 26 ACSqn (RAF) 53Sqn (RAF) 407Sqn (RCAF) X X
Atlas
Blemheim
Hudson
X
19 Oct 1934 - Enlisted in the RAF
14 Oct 1935
1940
7 Jan 1942
X
(Photo: 2 June 1942 - W/C Brown at the controls of his Hudson while CO of 407Sqn RCAF) Distinguished Service Order - No.407 Squadron - awarded as per London Gazette 4 December 1942. Officer, Order of the British Empire - awarded as per London Gazette dated 1 January 1946. Distinguished Flying Cross - No.53 Squadron - awarded as per London Gazette dated 23 July 1940. Mention in Despatches - awarded as per London Gazette dated 1 January 1943. Belgian Order of Leopold with Palm (military) - awarded as per London Gazette dated 27 June 1947. Belgian Croix de Guerre (1940) with Palm - awarded as per London Gazette dated 27 June 1947.
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)
45 BrownA.D.F/OJ24158PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
46 BrownA.E.F/LC2422ARMRCAFN/AOct 44 -
47 BrownAlan FrancisF/OKIFAJ25827PLTRCAF
14(P)AFU (RAF)
429Sqn (RCAF)
429Sqn (RCAF)
X
Oxford V3349
Halifax
Halifax LV989
29 Dec 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF
8 Oct 1943 - Undershot landing and crashed
15 Apr 1944
23 May 1944 - Stalled on climb out and crashed
(Information courtesy Francois Dutil)
48 BrownAdam FairbairnP/O
F/O
J10592PLTRCAFX1941
49 BrownA.F.P/OJ44032PLTRCAFXOct 44 -
50 BrownA.G.P/OJ28086BA61 (RCAF) Base
429Sqn
"R" Depot
X
X
X
X - 14 Mar 44 -
15 Mar 44 - 04 Oct 44 -
05 Oct 44 - X -

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