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You searched for: “N3754

#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 GreenErroll EdwardsSergeantA/402795 1916-06-08AustralianPilotRAAFBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052PoW No. 317 Stalag Luft 3/Stalag Luft 3a Promoted to Flg.Off. whilst as a PoW
2 HyndEric LeslieSergeantA/404404Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 15. C. 1-4.1920-12-07AustralianWireless OperatorRAAFBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052Killed Son of John and Wilhelmine Hynd, of Albion, Queensland, Australia
3 KetchellRonaldSergeant900301Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Coll. Grave 15. C. 1-4.Flight EngineerRAFBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052Killed
4 LittleRaymond EdmundFlight Sergeant628631Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Coll. Grave 15. C. 1-4.1921Air GunnerRAFBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052KilledSon of Edmund Charles and Emily Janet Little
5 MasonJ RSergeant1154558 Air BomberRAFVRBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052PoW No. 339 Stalag Luft 3Promoted to WO whilst as a PoW
6 MorrisTSergeant1194833 NavigatorRAFVRBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052PoW No. 341 Stalag Luft 3 Promoted to WO whilst as a PoW
7 WilliamsonReginald ClaudeSergeant646510 Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Coll. Grave 15. C. 1-4.1921Air GunnerDFM

RAFVRBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-25StirlingIN3754MG-OOakington2320BremenShot down by night-fighter and crashed at Lugthoek. Claim by Lt Adolf Kaiser 4/NJG2 - North Sea 40km North of Juist at 0052KilledPreviously served in Coastal Command, gaining his DFM on the 25th April 1941 whilst flying Sunderlands in 210 Squadron.

Son of Claude Williamson, and of M. C. Williamson, of Snaresbrook, Essex.

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