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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 MilwardArthur HewittFlying Officer136386Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, 9. K. 5.Age 27RAFVR9Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of George And Bessie Milward, Of Monkseaton, Whitley Bay, Northumberland.
2 RamageTomFlight Sergeant1113612Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 435.Age 29RAFVR62Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Thomas And Rosina Ramage; Husband Of Jean Ramage, Of Islington, London.
3 PowellEric NashPilot Officer53935Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 7. J. 12-15.Age 24RAF619Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Hugh And Catherine Powell, Of Ripponden, Yorkshire.
4 PorterCharles RaeFlying OfficerJ/17584Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 443.Age 23RCAF62Sqn (RAF)1944-04-25KilledSon Of Charles Mathew Porter, And Of Hilda Porter, Of Turtleford, Saskatchewan, Canada.
5 PolomarkJohn MarshallPilot OfficerJ/35815United Kingdom, Chester (Blacon) Cemetery, Sec. A. Grave 718.Age RCAF1944-04-25Killed
6 PlummerJohn FrederickSergeant1606785Belgium, Heverlee War Cemetery, 5. E. 13.Age 19RAFVR115Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of George Percival And Florence Hilda Plummer, Of Ashley Down, Bristol.
7 PileRonald GeorgeWarrant Officer926789Singapore, Singapore Memorial, Column 433.Age 29RAFVR194Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Samuel George And Florence Pile, Of Oreston, Plymouth.
8 PezaroJames Bernard George (Jim)Flying Officer158697Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 7. J. 8-11.Age RAFVR83Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Bernard And Hilda C. H. Pezaro.
9 PearceWilliam CharlesSergeant1653773Germany, Rheinberg War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 20. A. 23-25.Age 20RAFVR622Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of William John And Catherine Pearce, Of Blaen-Rhondda, Glamorgan.
10 PatonAndrewAircraftman 2nd Class1827709

United Kingdom, Kidlington Burial Ground, Sec. B. Grave 23.Age 39RAFVR1944-04-25KilledSon Of Andrew And Mary O'Donnell Paton; Husband Of Sarah Paton, Of Hamilton, Lanarkshire.
11 PatmoreErnest Edward JamesFlight Sergeant1214901Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 9. K. 7-9.Age 23RAFVR9Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Ernest And Ellen Beatrice Patmore, Of Camberwell, London.
12 ParkynRonaldSergeant1393242NavigatorRAFVRBomber Command115 Sqn
1944-04-25LancasterIHK545KO:CRAF Witchford, Cambridgeshire22:00Karlsruhe, GermanyThe aircraft sustained damage as a result of flak and an enemy night fighter. Three crew were injured but the aircraft was successfully brought back and landed at RAF Manston.Survived, Killed in Action 13 June 1944115 Sqn Lancaster HK545
13 ParkinDonaldSergeant1592560Belgium, Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. D. 40.Age RAFVR192Sqn1944-04-25Killed
14 PalmerBrinsley George HenryWarrant Officer Class IR/87405Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4.Age RCAF115Sqn1944-04-25Killed
15 PageEric WiltonPilot Officer410171Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 7. E. 21-24.Age 21RAAF1944-04-25KilledSon Of Ralph Eric And Dorothy Agnes Page, Of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
16 PageEric WiltonPilot Officer410171AustraliaRAAF463Sqn RAAF
1944-04-25RAAF Honour Roll
17 OutramErnest JosephFlight Sergeant1339346France, Lyon (La Doua) French National Cemetery, Row G. Grave 4.Age RAFVR61Sqn1944-04-25Killed
18 OswaldKenneth CravenSergeant1493028United Kingdom, Birkdale Cemetery, Sec. C. Grave 319.Age 22RAFVR76Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of David Oswald And Of Sarah Jane Gertrude Oswald, Of Birkdale, Southport.
19 NowickiAdolf JanKapitan NawigFlight LieutenantP.0832
MONTREAL NOTRE DAME DES NEIGES CEMETERY, Canada
PAF Memorial, Northolt, Montreal (Notre Dame Des Neiges) Cemetery - Quebec, Canada Lot 3410 Section M Grave 2223Born 1 June 1913 (Age 30)PolandNavigatorVirtuti Militari

9697
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PAFTransport Command45 Delivery Group1944-04-25Consolidated LiberatorEW148Dorval, Quebec, CanadaMontreal, CanadaCrashed on takeoffKilled on Transport FlightArchiwum Polish DatabaseLiberator EW148 1944-04-25. Being ferried by 45 (AT) Group via RCAF Gander to India when it crashed six minutes after takeoff from RCAF Dorval at 09:30. On initial climb, lost altitude over central Montreal. Just cleared Mount Royal, and narrowly missed the Sun Life Building, the Bonaventure Railway Station and a school before slamming into tenements on Shannon and Ottawa Streets in the community of Griffintown in Montreal, Québec. 5 crew and 10 civilians on the ground were killed in the ensuing explosion and fire. Pilot may have been trying to reach the St. Lawrence River to ditch the aircraft. The cause thought to be the structural failure of the tailplane. Weather may have had a bearing on the accident. Crew: Kazimierz BURZYNSKI, Flt Sgt Islwyn JONES (635095) RAF, Andrezej Czeslaw KUZNIACKI, Adolf Jan NOWICKI, P/O James Smith WILSON (J/39021) RCAF
20 NowickiAdolf JanKapitanCanada, Montreal (Notre Dame Des Neiges) Cemetery, Lot 3410 Sect. M. Grave 2223.Age Polish Air Force1944-04-25Killed
21 NoakesGordon HughieFlight Sergeant424570AustraliaRAAF463Sqn RAAF
1944-04-25RAAF Honour Roll
22 NoakesGordon HughieFlight Sergeant424570Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 7. E. 21-24.Age 20RAAF1944-04-25KilledSon Of Charles And Annie Noakes, Of Bedgerebong, New South Wales, Australia.
23 NichollsFrederick RoySergeant1602187Belgium, Heverlee War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 2. J. 8-13.Age 19RAFVR78Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Frederick Robert William And Annie Nicholls, Of Edgware, Middlesex.
24 NewmanCharles William JosephPilot Officer172752France, Lyon (La Doua) French National Cemetery, Row F. Grave 1.Age 20RAFVR61Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Henry Joseph And Annie Mary Newman, Of Coggeshall, Essex.
25 NapierJohn McdonaldPilot Officer170713France, Soufflenheim Communal Cemetery, Coll. Grave.Age 25RAFVR7Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of John And Mary Mcdonald Napier; Husband Of Margaret Edith Napier, Of Leeds, Yorkshire.
26 MurphyWilliamFlying OfficerJ/22084Netherlands (Holland), Zuilichem General Cemetery, Row 1. Coll. Grave 1-3.Age 23RCAF420Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of James And Margaret Murphy Of George Town, Ontario, Canada.
27 MuntonGordon CharlesSergeant1866562Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 2. C. 16-18.Age 19RAFVR97Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of John Robert And Ellen Munton, Of Bishopsbourne, Kent.
28 MudgeVictor JamesSergeant1270710Italy, Sangro River War Cemetery, X. E. 30.Age 25RAFVR223Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of John William Edward And Harriet Agnes Mudge, Of Kennington, London.
29 MoynaghAmbroseFlying OfficerJ/23012Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4.Age RCAF115Sqn1944-04-25Killed
30 MoyerJohn ErnestFlying OfficerJ/36677Canada, Ottawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4.Age 27RCAF115Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Ernest S. Moyer And Cleo B. Moyer, Of Vineland, Ontario; Husband Of Kathryn M. Moyer, Of St. Catharines, Ontario.
31 MortimerLeslie LloydFlying OfficerJ/24033Belgium, Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. D. 43.Age RCAF192Sqn (RAF)1944-04-25Killed
32 MorrisHarold J 1st LtO-728708USAPilotUSAAF78th Fighter Group83rd Fighter Squadron
1944-04-25P-47 Thunderbolt0.5 Luftwaffe destroyedSource: afhra.maxwell.af.mil
ETO (European Theatre)
33 MorrisFrederick WilliamPilot OfficerJ/90364Belgium, Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. D. 45.Age 22RCAF192Sqn (RAF)1944-04-25KilledSon Of James E. Morris And Catherine A. Morris, Of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
34 MooreRoy SkiltonFlight Sergeant1319944Germany, Rheinberg War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 20. A. 23-25.Age 23RAFVR622Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Frank Skilton Moore And Daisy Moore, Of Plymouth.
35 MoloneyPatrick MurrayPilot Officer421364

Netherlands (Holland), Werkendam Protestant Cemetery, Row 8. Grave 15.Age 34RAAF1944-04-25KilledSon Of John Gregory Moloney And Margaret Moloney; Husband Of Lexie Marian Moloney, Of Queenscliff, New South Wales, Australia.
36 MoloneyPatrick MurrayPilot Officer421364AustraliaRAAF424Sqn RCAF
1944-04-25RAAF Honour Roll
37 MinardAllan MurrayPilot OfficerJ/38664
United Kingdom, Brookwood Military Cemetery, 48. I. 5.Age 31RCAF1944-04-25KilledSon Of Duncan Mcrae Minard And Stella Lee Allan Minard, Of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Husband Of Marjory Frances Minard (Nee Bratton), Of Ottawa.
38 KingslandAlexanderSergeant1801276Italy, Sangro River War Cemetery, X. E. 29.Age 21RAFVR223Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of William And Edith Kingsland, Of Plumstead, London.
39 LineArthur RichardSergeant1583771Belgium, Heverlee War Cemetery, 2. J. 7.Age 26RAFVR78Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of John Line, And Of Sarah J. Line, Of Whaplode, Lincolnshire.
40 LetcherAlbert ClaytonPilot OfficerJ/92031Belgium, Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. D. 21.Age RCAF115Sqn (RAF)1944-04-25Killed
41 KuzniackiAndrezej CzeslawPorucznikCanada, Montreal (Notre Dame Des Neiges) Cemetery, Lot 3410 Sect. M. Grave 22.24.Age Polish Air Force1944-04-25Killed
42 KuzniackiAndrezej CzeslawKapitan PilotPilot OfficerP.2315


MONTREAL NOTRE DAME DES NEIGES CEMETERY, Canada Lot 3410 Sect. M. Grave 22.24
PAF Memorial, Northolt, Montreal (Notre Dame Des Neiges) Cemetery - Quebec, Canada. Lot 3410 Section M Grave 2224Born 31 March 1914 (Age 30)Poland2nd PilotVirtuti Militari

9395
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Medal Lotniczy (x2)

PAFTransport Command45 (Air Transport) Group1944-04-25Consolidated LiberatorEW148Montreal, CanadaCrashed on takeoffKilled on Transport FlightArchiwum Polish DatabaseLiberator EW148 1944-04-25. Being ferried by 45 (AT) Group via RCAF Gander to India when it crashed six minutes after takeoff from RCAF Dorval at 09:30. On initial climb, lost altitude over central Montreal. Just cleared Mount Royal, and narrowly missed the Sun Life Building, the Bonaventure Railway Station and a school before slamming into tenements on Shannon and Ottawa Streets in the community of Griffintown in Montreal, Québec. 5 crew and 10 civilians on the ground were killed in the ensuing explosion and fire. Pilot may have been trying to reach the St. Lawrence River to ditch the aircraft. The cause thought to be the structural failure of the tailplane. Weather may have had a bearing on the accident. Crew: Kazimierz BURZYNSKI, Flt Sgt Islwyn JONES (635095) RAF, Andrezej Czeslaw KUZNIACKI, Adolf Jan NOWICKI, P/O James Smith WILSON (J/39021) RCAF
43 KotarbaHenrykKapral PilotFlight SergeantP.780878

PAF Memorial, Northolt, Northwood Cemetery - Middlesex, United Kingdom. Service Section H Grave 4253Born 7 April 1922 Kraków (Age 22 when killed)PolandPilotMedal Lotniczy (x2)

PAF13 OTU1944-04-25De Havilland MosquitollHJ942RAF BicesterFinmere, Oxfordshire Aircraft crashed whilst landing on one engine, near Finmere, Oxfordshire, whilst on a training flight. Location : United Kingdom. Killed on Training FlightArchiwum Polish Database
44 KotarbaHenrykKapralUnited Kingdom, Northwood Cemetery, Service Section H Grave 423.Age Polish Air Force1944-04-25Killed
45 KorbylPaul FrankFlying OfficerJ/25353Germany, Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 3. H. 21-25.Age RCAF626Sqn (RAF)1944-04-25Killed
46 KnightGeoffrey RobertFlight Lieutenant47475Italy, Bari War Cemetery, Xv. A. 18.Age 23RAF114Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Walter And Eveline Hilda Knight; Husband Of Patricia Constance Knight, Of Poole, Dorsetshire.
47 KirkhamLeonardSergeant1117305France, Avesnes-Sur-Helpe Communal Cemetery, Row Aa. Grave 14.Age 23RAFVR166Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Joseph And Bertha Kirkham, Of Gorton, Manchester.
48 KallasPaul W 2nd LtO-694251USAPilotUSAAF354th Fighter Group355th Fighter Squadron
1944-04-25P-51 Mustang0.5 Luftwaffe destroyedSource: afhra.maxwell.af.mil
ETO (European Theatre)
49 KempsonJohnSergeant1603550France, Bayeux War Cemetery, Xviii. F. 2.Age 20RAFVR1944-04-25KilledSon Of Horace Leopold And Mabel Alice Kempson, Of Surbiton, Surrey.
50 KellyCharles PhilipSergeant2204866Belgium, Schoonselhof Cemetery, Iva. D. 37.Age 20RAFVR115Sqn1944-04-25KilledSon Of Charles And Margaret Kelly, Of Cregagh, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

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