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#Name* SORT (↓)First NamesTitleRankRAF Equivalent RankService No.BornNationalityRoleAwardsAir ForceCommandUnitDateofIncident *See Note SORT (↓)AircraftTypeSerialCodeVictories (Fighters)BaseTimeMission                        Incident                        FateCommemoratedPhoto (Click to Expand)Referring Database                        Notes                        Links/Archive Reports
1 MorganWilliam John GuySqd Ldr90994March 1917 FishguardBritishPilotAAF614Sqn

544Sqn

540Sqn

SpifirePRBensonSurvived war. Died 4 November 1974
Dean Close School, Cheltenham. Acting Pilot Officer in 614Sqn AAF on the 3rd June 1939, he joined 1 PRU in May 1941. First operational sortie on 13th June. He flew Spitfires with ‘C’ Flight and then Mosquitos on operations until April 1942 when he became an instructor with ‘K’ Flight, 1 PRU’s Operational Training Flight, ultimately becoming its Commanding Officer during the summer. When ‘K’ flight 1 PRU became ‘B’ Flight 8(C) OTU Morgan remained in charge. He was posted back to Benson in January 1943 when he became the Commanding Officer ‘B’ flight 544 Sqn before joining 540 Sqn in March 1943. Post war a test pilot with Vickers/Supermarine and was the last man to carry out a test flight on the last production build Spitfire Mk24 VN496. Guy was leading Supermarine’s Attacker and Scimitar test programs.
2 SatterleeDean HerbertLt.ColUSAPilotUSAAFFighter Command71Sqn
AF Kirton-in-Lindsey, LincolnshirePatrolSee archive report for further detailsSurvived the warWillamette National Cemetery, Portland, Oregon. Plot 2. Grave 1674Born on the 09th July 1916 in Sacramento, California, USA. Joined 72 Squadron on the 10th December 1940. Retired as a Lt.Col and passed away on the 12th February 1996 in Corvallis, Oregon, age 79. Buried at Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Oregon. Plot 2. Grave 1674. Son of Ivan Claude Satterlee (died 05th June 1970, age 70) and Olive Stella Satterlee (née Shier - died 11th April 1927, age 48. Husband of Floris Chapman Satterlee (née Snyder - died 18th March 2002, age 82) He married on the 30th July 1940, father of Dee Mardelle Satterlee (later Giles - died 16th February 2008, age 64), California, United States.
3 Dean Ernest Henry ("Dixie")PilotFighter Command5
Ace
4 BellJohn ClydesdaleSergeant580239Age 30BritishPilotRAFVTraining Comman 31 Air Navigation School
1841-03-13Anson652 Mk IN9652- RCAF Port Albert, Ontario, Canada Training Flight See archive report fr further details - Mud-air collision with Anson N9595 Killed Barrie Union Cemetery. Grave Lot 250. Block G.

Barrie Union Cemetery)

Son of Thomas Henderson Bell (died 25th May 1952, age 65), and Ann Whitfield Bell (died 20th August 1967, age 78 husband of Isabel Bell (died 20th Aug. 1967), of Dean Bank, of Dean Bank Co. Durham, England.
5 DeanHSergeantBomber Command149Sqn (East India)
1940-03-23WellingtonIaP9225OJ-Mildenhall1930ReconnaisanceCrashed near Hondeschoote returned to England
6 DeanHSergeantBomber Command149Sqn (East India)
1940-04-04WellingtonIcP9267OJ-TrainingCrashed landing at MildenhallInjured
7 TownendErnestLAC535545Age 28Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFCoastal Command206Sqn1940-05-03HudsonIN7319VX-C RAF Bircham Newton, Norfolk See other archive report for further brief details KilledGreat Bircham Churchyard (St. Mary). Plot 1. Row 1. Grave 2

Son of John Dean Townend and Phoebe Townend, of Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.

Read Archive Report
8 TownendErnestLeading Aircraftman535545Age 28RAF206Sqn1940-05-03KilledUnited Kingdom, Great Bircham (St. Mary) Churchyard, Plot 1. Row 1. Grave 2.Son Of John Dean Townend And Phoebe Townend, Of Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.
9 Morgan-DeanGeorge BarryFlying Officer40131Age 23RAF103Sqn1940-05-12KilledFrance, Haraucourt Churchyard, Grave 4.Son Of George Louis And Genevieve Frances Morgan-Dean; Nephew Of Mary E. Robertson, Of Kaleden, British Columbia, Canada.
10 Morgan-DeanG BFlying OfficerBomber Command103Sqn
1940-05-12BattleIL5512PM-Betheniville1630BouillonCrashed near Haraucort FranceKilled
11 DryburghNeil GeorgePilot Officer76164Age 38RAFVR1940-05-27KilledUnited Kingdom, Edinburgh (Dean Or Western) Cemetery, Sec. B.B. Grave 46.
12 BaghurstReginald JamesSergeant640031Age 21RAF38Sqn1940-06-14KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 11.Son Of James And Catherine E. Baghurst, Of Little Dean, Gloucestershire.
13 DeanHenry WilliamAircraftman 2nd Class975058Age 19RAFVR1940-06-17KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 26.Son Of Henry And Henrietta Dean, Of Crediton, Devon.
14 KelsoAlexander DeanSergeant581155Age RAF40Sqn1940-06-27KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 16.
15 DeanKeith ReginaldLeading Aircraftman967882Age 19RAFVR1940-06-28KilledUnited Kingdom, Stockport Crematorium, Panel 3.Son Of Reginald And Lucy Eveline Dean, Of Bramhall.
16 HulseGeorge DeanLeading Aircraftman936159Age 24RAFVR26Sqn1940-08-15KilledUnited Kingdom, Wolverhampton Borough Cemetery, Grave 7.Son Of William Alfred And Annie Hulse, Of Wolverhampton.
17 DicksonJohn ErnestLeading Aircraftman803583Age RAF (Auxiliary Air Force)603Sqn1940-08-31KilledUnited Kingdom, Edinburgh (Dean Or Western) Cemetery, Sec. 7. Grave 495.Son Of Peter And Agnes Dickson; Husband Of Janet Ramsay Dickson, Of Edinburgh.
18 CoverleyW HFlying Officer70142PilotFighter602Sqn
1940-09-07SpitfireIPatrolBaled out over Biggin HillKilledScarborough (Dean Road) Cemetery United Kingdom
19 CoverleyWilliam HughFlying Officer70142Age 23RAF602Sqn1940-09-07KilledUnited Kingdom, Scarborough (Dean Road) Cemetery, Sec. C. Grave 7A.

Battle of Britain. Son Of Thomas Craven Coverley, And Of Mary Elizabeth Coverley, Of Lowdham, Nottinghamshire.
20 NesbittArthur DeaneFlying OfficerC/1327CanadaPilotOBE

DFC

Order of Orange Nassau (NL)

Croix de Guerre (France)
RCAFFighter Command1Sqn RCAF
1940-09-15HurricaneIP3080YO-CRAF Northolt1210PatrolDamaged by Bf-109s. Baled out from burning aircraft over Tunbridge.WoundedNone, survivedAccident ReportSome details on the battle here: Accident Report
21 MeakerJames Reginald BryanPilot Officer42514Age 21DFC
RAF249Sqn1940-09-27KilledUnited Kingdom, West Dean Cemetery, Grave 243.Son Of Edgar Reginald And Lucy Adelaide Kathleen Meaker, Of West Dean.
22 MeakerJames Reginald BrianPilot Officer42514Age 21PilotDFCRAFFighter Command249Sqn
1940-09-27HurricaneIP3834GN-?RAF North WealdPatrolBaled out over SussexKilledWest Dean Cemetery. Grave 243
23 NesbittArthur DeaneFlying OfficerC/1327CanadianPilotOBE

DFC

Order of Orange Nassau (NL)

Croix de Guerre (France)
RCAFFighter Command1Sqn RCAF
1940-10-07HurricaneIP2993YO-RAF NortholtPatrolDamaged by Bf-109s. Crash landed at RAF Biggin Hill.SafeNone, survivedAccident Report
24 DeanHenrySergeant642917Age 20RAF233Sqn1940-10-31KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 13.Son Of Charles Henry And Monica Annie Dean, Of Stoke-On-Trent.
25 DeanE ASergeantBomber Command115Sqn
1940-11-14WellingtonIcT2509KO-WMarham1850BerlinDitched in North Sea Killed
26 DeanEdgar AlbertSergeant754574Age 25RAFVR115Sqn1940-11-15KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 13. Son Of Albert Dean, And Of Ada Dean, Of Thatcham, Berkshire.
27 DeanGeoffrey ReginaldLeading Aircraftman408057Age 21RAAF1941-01-11KilledAustralia, Springvale Crematorium, Melbourne, Wall 2. Sec. AA. Niche 545.Son Of Reginald James Dean And Amy Alice Dean, Of Evandale, Tasmania.
28 DeanGeoffrey ReginaldLeading Aircraftman408057AustraliaRAAF1 Service Flying Training Point Cook1941-01-11RAAF Honour Roll
29 CarragherFrancis DeanFirst OfficerAge 27Air Transport Auxiliary

1941-02-01KilledUnited Kingdom, Manchester Southern Cemetery, Sec. Q. Grave 279. (Screen Wall).Son of Sidney Francis and Amy Carragher, of St. Joseph, Missouri, U.S.A.
30 MorrisEdward GeorgeSergeant902415Age 19RAFVR1941-02-04KilledUnited Kingdom, Plymouth (Efford) Cemetery, Sec. C. Cons. Grave 4673.

Son Of Edward Dean Morris And Kathleen Maud Morris, Of Lawrence Weston, Gloucestershire.
31 HumphryRaymond AlexanderLeading Aircraftman406250Age 22RAAF1941-02-12KilledAustralia, Ipswich General Cemetery, Queensland, C of E. Plot. Sec. A. Grave A8662.Son Of Edward Scott Humphry And Edith Maggie Dean Humphry, Of Subiaco, Western Australia.
32 HolidayGeoffrey DeanSergeant627394Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFVRCoastal Command217 Sqn
1941-02-12BeaufortIN1173MW:ESt. Eval11:15SweepTook off for a sweep of the Bay of Biscay. A plot was obtained of an unknown aircraft about 50 miles west of Ushant. Reason for loss unknownPoW No. 30, Stalag Luft 6Promoted to WO whilst as a PoW
33 GrayDonald DeanFlight Lieutenant74109Age 41RAFVR1941-02-15KilledUnited Kingdom, Black Bourton (St. Mary) Churchyard, Row C. Grave 3.Son Of William Martin Gray And Annie Dean Gray; Husband Of Patricia Gray.
34 Gordon-deanPeter LeeFlying Officer33436Age 21RAF151Sqn1941-03-04KilledUnited Kingdom, Winslow (St. Lawrence) Churchyard, Son Of Air Commodore H. Gordon-Dean, A.F.C., And Helen Gordon-Dean, Of Winslow.
35 WorledgeGeorge EdwardSergeant1376105W/Op. Air GunnerRAFFighter151Sqn
1941-03-04DefiantIN1794Not knownTrainingStructural failure KilledTwickenham Cemetery. Plot N. Row L. Class C. Grave 17 Read Archive Report
36 Gordon-DeanPeter LeeFlying Officer33436PilotRAFFighter151Sqn
1941-03-04DefiantIN1794Not knownTrainingStructural failure KilledWinslow Churchyard (St. Lawrence)Read Archive Report
37 WheelerJohn DeanCorporal149389Age 40RAF1941-03-18KilledUnited Kingdom, Saham Toney (St. George) Churchyard, Row M. Grave 13.Husband Of Violet May Wheeler, Of Watton.
38 SimonsenHorace DeanLACNZ/438024Age 32New ZealanderWireless Op/Air GunnerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn1941-04-16----RAF Feltwell, NorfolkPMOn leaveAir RaidKilledBrookwood Military Cemetery. Grave 25. A. 12.
Killed whilst on leave during the largest air raid on London so far during WW2. Staying at the Overseas Victoria League Club in Malet Street which took two direct hits. Born on the 01st November 1909 at Havelock. Son of Rasmus Neil and Lily Martha Simonsen (née Rush), of Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand.
39 SimonsenHorace DeanLeading Aircraftman438024Age 32RNZAF1941-04-17KilledUnited Kingdom, Brookwood Military Cemetery, 25. A. 12.
Son Of Rasmus Neil And Lily Martha Simonsen, Of Blenheim, Marlborough, New Zealand.
40 LangHugh IFlying Officer70380PilotFighter242Sqn
1941-04-20HurricaneIIZ2634StaplefordPatrolCollision in clouds over Channel withSqn Ldr WPF 'Paddy' Treacy and ND EsmondKilled. DrownedWest Dean (All Saints) Churchyard United Kingdom
Brother ofSqn Ldr Alastair Lang of 156Sqn

Hugh, ND Edmond and their Squadron COSqn. Ldr WPF Treacy, DSO finding themselves suddenly under attack from German fighters all collided together, and drowned when their Hurricanes crashed into the sea.
41 LangHugh IanFlying Officer70380Age 24RAF (RAFO)242Sqn1941-04-20KilledUnited Kingdom, West Dean (All Saints) Churchyard, S.E. corner.Son Of Hugh Francis And Cara Janessa Lang; Husband Of Pamela Lang, Of Seaford.
42 PilfoldErnest AlfredSergeant1151343Age 28RAFVR245Sqn1941-04-30KilledUnited Kingdom, Bletsoe (St. Mary) Churchyard, S.E. corner of churchyard.Son Of Mr. And Mrs. Joseph John Pilfold; Husband Of Ailsa Dean Pilfold, Of St. Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands.
43 DeanA WSergeantBomber Command214Sqn
1941-05-08WellingtonIcR3208BU-Stradishall2222HamburgCrashed in sea Killed
44 DeanAlan WalterSergeant926810Age 19RAFVR214Sqn1941-05-09KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.Son Of Percy John And Ida Dean, Of New Eltham, London.
45 DeanFrank HenryFlight Sergeant565551Age 26MiDRAF274Sqn1941-05-16KilledEgypt, Alamein Memorial, Column 242.Son Of Andrew Frank And Clara Olivia Dean, Of Duddingston, Midlothian.
46 DeanAlbert FrederickAircraftman 1st Class640531Age RAF1941-05-25KilledSudan, Khartoum War Cemetery, 11. B. 7.Son Of George Arthur And Mary Ann Dean.
47 DeanTSergeantBomber Command18Sqn
1941-06-16BlenheimIVV6512WV-KOulton1523Anti Shipping? Killed
48 DeanTomSergeant933354Age RAFVR18Sqn1941-06-16KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.
49 DeanFlying OfficerBomber Command77Sqn
1941-06-27WhitleyVZ6568KN-BTopcliffe2238BremenDitched 10 miles East of Flamborough HeadRescued
50 DeanDouglas AlfredSergeant1180832Age 25RAFVR504Sqn1941-07-14KilledUnited Kingdom, Runnymede Memorial, Panel 42.Son Of Albert James Dean And Rosina Margaret Jane Dean, Of Ross-On-Wye, Herefordshire.

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