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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	Pacuła	Albin	Kapral Radio Operator	Sergeant	P.704493		PAF Memorial, Northolt,	2 March 1923 (Age 21 when killed)	Poland	Radio Operator	Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-12	Avro Lancaster	l	LL807	BH:N	RAF Faldingworth	23:16	Gelsenkirchen	See Archive report for details	Killed in Action, on Operational Flight	Archiwum Polish Database		Read Archive Report
2	Miller	T T	Sergeant										Bomber Command	51Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	MZ643	MH-Z	Snaith	2220	Amiens	Crash landed at base on return
3	Miller	Harold O	2nd Lt		O-805654				USA	Pilot		USAAF	353rd Fighter Group	352nd Fighter Squadron	1944-06-12	P-47 Thunderbolt							1 Luftwaffe destroyed			Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
4	Miszturak	Stanisław	Kapral Strzelec	Sergeant	P.704821		PAF Memorial, Northolt,	13 December 1916 Borysław Ukraine (Age 27 when killed)	Poland	Air Gunner	Medal Lotniczy (x2)	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-12	Avro Lancaster	III	DV286	BH:C	RAF Faldingworth	23:02	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Lt Gottfried Hanneck 6/NJG1 - IJsselmeer 3km South of Wijdenes: 2,500m at 01:43. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten) Aircraft caught fire and crashed into the sea. P/O B F Morski was rescued by two Dutch fishermen then later transferred to a German Naval vessel coming back from bombing raid.. Location : .	Missing Presumed Killed in Action on Operational Flight	Archiwum Polish Database
5	Mitchell	D B	Sergeant				Runnymede					RAAF	Bomber Command	578Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	MZ592	LK-G	Burn	2338	Amiens	Crashed at Mailly-Raineval {Somme}	Killed
6	Mobbs	R S	Sergeant				Jonkerbos War Cemetery						Bomber Command	15Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	LM465	LS-U	Mildenhall	2315	Gelsenkirchen	Crashed at Meerlo {Limburg}	Killed
7	Moffat-Wilson	Donald	Pilot Officer		173334		Bayeux War Cemetery. Grave XVII.F.4.	Born 23rd February 1923		Pilot		RAFVR	Fighter Command	165Sqn	1944-06-12	Spitfire	IX	MK471	SK-N	RAF Preddanack, Cornwall	1130	Rhubarb	See archive report for further brief details	Killed		Read Archive Report
8	Moffat-Wilson	Donald	Pilot Officer		173334		France, Bayeux War Cemetery, Xviii. F. 4.	Age 21				RAFVR		165Sqn	1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of Guy Burgo Moffat-Wilson And Edith Moffat-Wilson, Of Dublin, Irish Republic. His Brother Guy Patrick Hamilton Also Died In Service.
9	Monks	M A	Flying Officer				Epe General Cemetery						Bomber Command	166Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	LM581	AS-X	Kirmington	2238	Gelsenkirchen	Crashed near Tongeren {Gelderland}	Killed
10	Moody	V K	Flight Lieutenant		J/15362		Yvre L'eveque Communal Cemetery France			Pilot	DFC	RCAF	Fighter	131Sqn	1944-06-12	Spitfire	VII	MD123				Rodeo 169		Killed	Paradie Archive Database
11	Moody	Vincent Kenneth	Flight Lieutenant		J/15362		France, Yvre L'Eveque Communal Cemetery,	Age 24			DFC	RCAF		131Sqn (RAF)	1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of Fred And Louise Moody, Of West Middle Sable, Clare Co., Nova Scotia, Canada.	Paradie Canadian Archive
12	Moore	R J W	Sergeant				Woensel General Cemetery					RAAF	Bomber Command	622Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	LL812	GI-Z	Mildenhall	2300	Gelsenkirchen	Exploded over Oirschot {Noord-Brabant}	Killed
13	Moran	Glennon T	1st Lt		O-799229				USA	Pilot		USAAF	352nd Fighter Group	487th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-12	P-47 Thunderbolt							1 Luftwaffe destroyed			Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
14	Morgan	A J	Sergeant				Dunkerque Town Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	ME293	WL-S	Croft	2308	Arras		Killed	Paradie Archive Database
15	Morgan	Saunders Eiragwyn	Flight Sergeant		1578981		France, Evreux Communal Cemetery, Row B. Coll. Grave 31-37.	Age				RAFVR		101Sqn	1944-06-12									Killed
16	Morski	Bogusław F	Porucznik	Flight Lieutenant	P-2249 / 703856			12.02.1917 Ulanów Nisko	Poland	Air Bomber	Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn Polish	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	DV286	BH:C	Faldingworth	23:20	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Lt Gottfried Hanneck 6/NJG1 - IJsselmeer 3km South of Wijdenes: 2,500m at 01:43. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten) Aircraft caught fire and crashed into the sea. P/O B F Morski was rescued by two Dutch fishermen then later transferred to a German Naval vessel coming back from bombing raid.. Location	PoW. Died 16.01.2013 Doylestown, PA, USA	Archiwum Polish Database
17	Moses	Keith James	Flying Officer		432231		Zelham General Cemetery Plot E Row 2 Grave 2	10th May 1924 in Kempsey, New South Wales	Australian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RAAF	Bomber Command	166 Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	ME777	AS:K2	Kirmington	22:16	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Hptm Joachim Böhner Stab I./NJG6 - 20km South of Deelen: 2,000m at 01:22. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Crashed near Zelhem 6km North East of Doetinchem.	Killed		Son of Frank Herbert and Florence Ita Moses of Long Flat, New South Wales, Australia
18	Moult	A	Sergeant				Marissel French National Cemetery						Bomber Command	76Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW644	MP-O	Holme on Spalding Moor	2212	Amiens	Crashed near Authieux-Ratieville {Seine-Maritime}	Killed
19	Murphy	H F	Warrant Officer Class 2				Seranvillers-Forenville Military Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	408Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS726	EQ-Y	Linton on Ouse	2159	Cambrai	Crashed at Seranvillers-Forenville {Nord}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database	Attacker
20	Murphy	J A	Flying Officer				Ecurie Communal Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	427Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW165	ZL-M	Leeming	2315	Arras	Crashed at Ecurie {Pas-de-Calais}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database
21	Murray	D	Pilot Officer									RCAF	Bomber Command	426Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	NA510	ON-E	Linton on Ouse	2145	Cambrai	Crashed near Villers-les-Cagnicourt {Pas-de-Calais}	Evader	Paradie Archive Database
22	Mynarski	Andrew Charles 'Andy'	Warrant Officer Class 2 (Posth P/O)		J/87544		Meharicourt Communal Cemetery Brit. Plot. Grave 40.			Mid Upper Gunner	Victoria Cross	RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	X	KB726	VR-A	RAF Middleton St. George, County Durham	2144	Cambrai	Shot down by night fighter piloted by Friedrich Thörl - Crashed at Gaudiempre	Injured / died later from his injuries	Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report Attacker VC Citation: Pilot Officer Mynarski was the mid-upper gunner of a Lancaster aircraft, detailed to attack a target at Cambrai in France, on the night of 12th June, 1944. The aircraft was attacked from below and astern by an enemy fighter and ultimately came down in flames. As an immediate result of the attack, both port engines failed. Fire broke out between the mid-upper turret and the rear turret, as well as in the port wing. The flames soon became fierce and the captain ordered the crew to abandon the aircraft. Pilot Officer Mynarski left his turret and went towards the escape hatch. He then saw that the rear gunner was still in his turret and apparently unable to leave it. The turret, was in fact, immovable, since the hydraulic gear had been put out of action when the port engines failed, and the manual gear had been broken by the gunner in his attempt to escape. Without hesitation, Pilot Officer Mynarski made his way through the flames in an endeavour to reach the rear turret and release the gunner. Whilst so doing, his parachute and his clothing, up to the waist, were set on fire. All his efforts to move the turret and free the gunner were in vain. Eventually the rear gunner clearly indicated to him that there was nothing more he could do and that he should try to save his own life. Pilot Officer Mynarski reluctantly went back through the flames to the escape hatch. There, as a last gesture to the trapped gunner, he turned towards him, stood to attention in his flaming clothing and saluted, before he jumped out of the aircraft. Pilot Officer Mynarski’s descent was seen by French people on the ground. Both his parachute and clothing were on fire. He was found eventually by the French, but was so severely burnt that he died from his injuries. The rear gunner had a miraculous escape when the aircraft crashed. He subsequently testified that, had Pilot Officer Mynarski not attempted to save his comrade’s life, he could have left the aircraft in safety and would, doubtless, have escaped death. Pilot Officer Mynarski must have been fully aware that in trying to free the rear gunner he was almost certain to lose his own life. Despite this, with outstanding courage and complete disregard for his own safety, he went to the rescue. Willingly accepting the danger, Pilot Officer Mynarski lost his life by a most conspicuous act of heroism which called for valour of the highest order. Extract from “The London Gazette” of 11th October, 1946
23	Nesbitt	Robert William	Flight Lieutenant		80246		France, Bayeux War Cemetery, Xxix. H. 20.	Age 27				RAFVR		266Sqn	1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of James And Annie Nesbitt; Husband Of Joan Alice Nesbitt.
24	Nesbitt	R W	Flight Lieutenant		80246		Bayeux War Cemetery France			Pilot			Fighter	266Sqn	1944-06-12	Typhoon	Ib	MN741					Crashed near Flers	Killed
25	Newcombe	H J	Sergeant				Runnymede						Bomber Command	100Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	PA969	HW-M	Grimsby	2307	Gelsenkirchen		Killed
26	Newton	C	Pilot Officer				Thieux Communal Cemetery						Bomber Command	578Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW675	LK-B	Burn	2331	Amiens	Crashed near Thieux {Oise}	Killed
27	Norcross	H	Flying Officer										Bomber Command	218Sqn	1944-06-12	Stirling	III	EF181	HA-J	Woolfox Lodge	2310	Gardening	Crashed on take off
28	Nordin	G M	Sergeant		R197526				Canadian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RCAF	Bomber Command	434 (Leaside) Sqn, RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW713	WL:P	Croft	23:06	Arras	It is known that the aircraft was shot down by Flak and crashed in flames. Those who witnessed the crash, stated that a violent explosion occurred on impact indicating that he bomb were still on board. Owing to the nature of the crash, and the evidence it must be assumed that two members of the crew perished with the aircraft, having no known grave. Remaining five members baled out and are safe. (Post Presumption Memorandum No 1374/48). Crashed at Cite de Hochettes Arra	Evaded/Bordeaux-Loupiac line. Back to UK from Vitry on 8 September 1944	Paradie Archive Database
29	Nuttall	Cyril Worsley	Flight Sergeant		137476					Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	158Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LV790	NP:L	RAF Lissett	23:11	Amiens	See archive report for details	PoW, Id No: 78366 Buchenwald, PoW No: 8060 Stalag Luft 3.			Read Archive Report
30	Ochsner	R D	Pilot Officer				Seranvillers-Forenville Military Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	408Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS726	EQ-Y	Linton on Ouse	2159	Cambrai	Crashed at Seranvillers-Forenville {Nord}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database	Attacker
31	Olivier	J E	Warrant Officer Class 2									RCAF	Bomber Command	432Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW616	QO-R	East Moor	2204	Cambrai	Crashed at Miranmont	PoW	Paradie Archive Database
32	Ovenden	George Arthur	Pilot Officer		J86218					Bomb Aimer		RCAF	Bomber Command	434 (Leaside) Sqn, RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW713	WL:P	Croft	23:06	Arras	It is known that the aircraft was shot down by Flak and crashed in flames. Those who witnessed the crash, stated that a violent explosion occurred on impact indicating that he bomb were still on board. Owing to the nature of the crash, and the evidence it must be assumed that two members of the crew perished with the aircraft, having no known grave. Remaining five members baled out and are safe. (Post Presumption Memorandum No 1374/48). Crashed at Cite de Hochettes Arras.	Evaded/Returned to UK on 8 September 1944.	Paradie Archive Database
33	Overton	Edward Lockhart	Pilot Officer		164230		Canada, Medicine Hat (Hillside) Cemetery, Lot 14. Block 139C. Sec. C.	Age 19				RAFVR			1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of Charles Lockhart Overton And Helen Muriel Overton, Of Blundellsands, Liverpool, England.
34	Preddy	George Earl 'Ratsy'	Major		O-430846		Lorraine American Cemetery, Saint Avold, France	1919-02-05 Greensboro, N Carolina	USA	Pilot	Distinguished Service Cross Silver Star (x2) DFC (x7) Air Medal (x7) Croix de Guerre (Belgium)	USAAF	352nd Fighter Group	487th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-12	P-47 Thunderbolt							1 Luftwaffe destroyed			Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
35	Philp	Anthony Valentine	F/O. W/Op Air Gunner		134379		Runnymede Memorial. Panel 208					RAFVR	Coastal Command	201Sqn	1944-06-12	Sunderland	III	ML760	NS-S	RAF Pembroke Dock, Wales	No details	Patrol	Shot down by U-333	Missing - believed killed		Read Archive Report
36	Philp	Anthony Valentine	Flying Officer		134379		United Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 208.	Age				RAFVR		201Sqn	1944-06-12									Killed
37	Picton	Roy Geoffrey	Flying Officer		151087		Bathmen General Cemetery Coll. grave 173-176			Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	514Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	LL678	JI-L2	Waterbeach	2312	Gelsenkirchen	Shot down by nightfighter flown by Dietrich Schmidt. Crashed at Zuid Loo {Overijseel}	Killed		Lancaster 'The Lily Mars' Attacker Podcast
38	Plant	H J	Sergeant				IJsselmuiden General Cemetery						Bomber Command	12Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	PA986	PH-D	Wickenby	2301	Gelsenkirchen	Crashed at Mastenbroek {Overjissel}	Killed
39	Pledger	T O	Flying Officer				Avesnes-les-Aubert Communal Cemetery				DFC	RCAF	Bomber Command	408Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	II	DS772	EQ-T	Linton on Ouse	2201	Cambrai	Crashed at Avesnes-les-Aubert {Nord}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database	Attacker
40	Pole	R N	Flying Officer				Meharicourt Communal Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	X	KB714	VR-Y	Middleton St George	2135	Cambrai	Crashed at Courcelette {Somme}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database
41	Pollard	Kenneth	Leading Aircraftman		1485639		India, Delhi War Cemetery, 6. D. 13.	Age 21				RAFVR			1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of Joe And Edith Pollard, Of Batley, Yorkshire.
42	Porowski	Edward	Plutonowy Mechanic Pokladowy	Sergeant	P.784462	Polish Memorial Northolt UK Reichswald Germany	PAF Memorial, Northolt, Reichswald Forest War Cemetery - Kleve, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany. Plot Xxvii Row G Grave 6-7 Joint	9 September 1918 Wojny-Krupy Wysokie Maz. (Age 25 when killed)	Poland	Flight Engineer	Medal Lotniczy (x2)	PAF	Bomber Command	300 Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-12	Avro Lancaster	lll	JA683	BH:S	RAF Faldingworth	23:21	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Ofw Herbert Giesecke 3/NJG3 - 30-50km South of Duisburg: 5,500m at 01:28. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Crashed at Sondern, 3 km North of Radevormwald, Holland.. Location : Germany.	Killed in Action, on Operational Flight	Fuller details: Archiwum Polish Database JA683 Loss Report JA683
43	Rattle	W F H	Pilot Officer				Woensel General Cemetery					RAAF	Bomber Command	622Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	LL812	GI-Z	Mildenhall	2300	Gelsenkirchen	Exploded over Oirschot {Noord-Brabant}	Killed
44	Reid	J B	Sergeant										Bomber Command	578Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW675	LK-B	Burn	2331	Amiens	Crashed near Thieux {Oise}	Evader
45	Reed	William Charles	Pilot Officer		174154					Pilot	DFC	RAFVR	Bomber Command	158Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LV790	NP:L	RAF Lissett	23:11	Amiens	See archive report for details	Evader			Read Archive Report
46	Ray	Charles E	1st Lt		O-808784				USA	Pilot		USAAF	366th Fighter Group	390th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-12	P-47 Thunderbolt							2 Luftwaffe destroyed			Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre) rayx
47	Purkis	Charles Sidney	Flying Officer		152439		France, Nantes (Pont-Du-Cens) Communal Cemetery, Plot L. Row C. Coll. Grave 24-26.	Age 20				RAFVR		635Sqn	1944-06-12									Killed		Son Of Charles Sydney And Grace Purkis; Husband Of Kathleen A. Purkis, Of Freshwater, Isle Of Wight.
48	Proudfoot	W W	Pilot Officer				Ecurie Communal Cemetery					RCAF	Bomber Command	427Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	LW165	ZL-M	Leeming	2315	Arras	Crashed at Ecurie {Pas-de-Calais}	Killed	Paradie Archive Database
49	Phillips	Simon	Flying Officer		415223		Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Plot 20 Row A Grave 18	1922	New Zealander	Pilot		RNZAF	Bomber Command	15 Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	I	LM156	LS:R	Mildenhall	23:12	Gelsenkirchen	Claim by Hptm Ernst-Wilhelm Modrow 1/NJG1 - NNW of Duisburg: 5,500m at 01:27. Coned by 1/Flakscheinw Abt 650 (“Lancaster Gelsenkirchen 01:25”) probably also claimed by Flak. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Other sources maintain the a/c was shot down by Flak.	Killed		Initially buried in Gelsenkirchen East Cemetery Son of Simon Phillips and of Gladys Rose Phillips (nee Currin), of Wellington City, New Zealand.
50	Rae	Stanley Allan	Flight Sergeant		423420		Longueil Churchyard, British plot, Grave 2	1915	New Zealander	Pilot		RNZAF	Bomber Command	78 Sqn	1944-06-12	Halifax	III	MZ631	EY:Y	Breighton	22:21	Amiens	See Archive report	Killed		raex	Read Archive Report