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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 BoltonThomas EverestPilot Officer45619Runnymede Memorial Panel 311914Bomb AimerRAFBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day.		KilledSon of Thomas and Henrietta Bolton; husband of Winifred Alice Bolton, of Yeadon, Yorkshire
2 ElliottJames GordonPilot OfficerJ/4878Runnymede Memorial Panel 323rd September 1908 in MontrealCanadianNavigator (Pilot)RCAFBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day.		KilledSon of George William and Ella Josie (née Mansfield) Elliott, of Montreal, Province of Quebec; husband of Jean Lewis (née Henderson) Elliott, of Montreal, Province of Quebec, Canada
3 HuntleyKennethSergeant620452Runnymede Memorial Panel 451921Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day		KilledSon of Albert T. Huntley, and of Rosina Huntley, of Pontypridd, Glamorgan
4 KinnaneJohnFlying Officer407077Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery A.14.1215th May 1912 in Yorketown South AustraliaAustralianPilotMiD

RAAFBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day		KilledSon of Robert Joseph John and Mary Agnes Kinnane, of Prospect, South Australia
5 MarshWilliam GeorgeSergeant1377521Runnymede Memorial Panel 481913Air GunnerRAFVRBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day.		KilledSon of Thomas and Eliza Jane Marsh; husband of Frances L. Marsh, of Bapchild, Kent
6 NichollsBarrie KendalFlight Sergeant908683Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery A.14.131920Air Gunner (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner)RAFVRBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day.		KilledSon of Stanley A. and Winifred Nicholls, of Reading, Berkshire
7 TaylorFrederick GeorgeSergeant567000Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery A.14.15Flight EngineerRAFBomber Command7 Sqn
1941-07-01StirlingIN6013MG-Oakington12:00BorkumLast seen NW of Texel circling a dinghy and trying to fight off an attack from a pair of Bf 109s. Presumed shot down at 15:15 hours in this area.

OKL Claims record a Ltn Oskar Hautt and Uffz. Einar Arngrim from 6./ZG76 claiming a Stirling at 15:20 and 15:16 respectively but without a location. N6013 was the only Stirling lost this day		Killed

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