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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 BennettDouglas LeonardSergeant650477Age 20RAF608Sqn1942-02-06KilledNorway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. E 3.Son Of Francis James And Lydia Bennett, Of Tottenham, Middlesex.
2 BarterJames Alan LlywelynSergeant751471Age 21RAFVR210Sqn1940-04-09KilledNorway, Sylling Churchyard, 7
3 BarterJames Alan LlywelynSergeant751471ObserverRAFVRCoastal Command210 Sqn
1940-04-09SunderlandIL2167DA:HRAF Invergorden13:00ReconnaissanceL2167 was claimed by Oblt. Werner Hansen from 1./ZG 76 over Oslo, NorwayKilledSylling Churchyard 7
4 BatesBernard William FrederickSergeant755299Age 20RAFVR114Sqn1941-07-05KilledNorway, Bergen (Mollendal) Church Cemetery, B. 8.Son of William Frederick and Elsie Alice Bates, of Barwell Leicestershire.
5 BatesWilliam JohnSergeant567448Age 21RAF42Sqn1940-06-21KilledNorway, Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery, British Plot. J. 13.Son Of John And Hilda Alice Bates, Of Porchester, Fareham, Hampshire. His Brother Raymond Leonard Also Fell.
6 BatesWilliam JohnSergeant567448Age 21Air/GnrRAFCoastal Command42Sqn
1940-07-21BeaufortIL9810AW-MRAF Wick, Scotland1425ScharnhorstSee archive report for further detailsKilled Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery. British Plot. J.13.
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Squadron acted as Bombers in Burma, fighter bombers elsewhere
7 BeadleFrederic ValentineSergeant623232Bomber Command76Sqn
1943-11-25HalifaxVLK903MP-GHolme on Spalding Moor2320FrankfurtHit by the night fighter pilots Hauptmann Eckart-Wilhelm von Bonin of the Stab II./NJG 1 (flying a Bf 110 G-4 from St Trond (Sint-Truiden) airfield, Belgium) and Feldwebel Hans Kissel of the 7./NJG 5 (flying from Neuruppin airfield). Crashed near FrankfurtPoW Stalag 4B Muhlberg (Elbe)Norwegian pilot Knut Lindaas won Norway's highest military decoration for this action
8 BeattieR HSergeantBomber Command90Sqn
1941-09-08FortressIAN525WP-DPolebrook915OsloCrashed in mountainous countryKilledBygland Norway
9 BeattieRobert HenrySergeant527756Age 29RAF90Sqn
1941-09-08KilledNorway, Bygland Churchyard, Coll. grave.Son of Robert William and Pauline Beattie of New Brighton, Wallasey, Cheshire.
10 BedfordM FLeading AircraftmanBomber Command38Sqn
1940-04-12WellingtonIcP9269HD-Marham1215ReconnaisanceCrashed off NorwayKilled
11 BeerRobert ErnestSergeant1319341Bomber Command76Sqn
1943-11-25HalifaxVLK903MP-GHolme on Spalding Moor2320FrankfurtHit by the night fighter pilots Hauptmann Eckart-Wilhelm von Bonin of the Stab II./NJG 1 (flying a Bf 110 G-4 from St Trond (Sint-Truiden) airfield, Belgium) and Feldwebel Hans Kissel of the 7./NJG 5 (flying from Neuruppin airfield). Crashed near FrankfurtPoW Dulag DL WetzlarNorwegian pilot Knut Lindaas won Norway's highest military decoration for this action
12 BelfieldJohn Thomas VernonDriver2106305Paratrooper261st (Airborne) Field Park Coy RE.38 Wing1942 -11-19HorsaHS114?RAF Skitten18:00Operation FreshmanSee Archive report for detailsMurderedStavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Norway. Row Z Grave 5
13 BellHarold Alfred (Dick)Flight Sergeant1061632Age 32RAFVR196Sqn1945-05-10KilledNorway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 1. A. 2.Son Of Alfred And Jean Bell; Husband Of Joyce Bell, Of Hessle, Yorkshire.
14 BarberFrederick EdwardPilot Officer36223Age 26RAF115Sqn1940-04-12KilledNorway, Stavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Z. 42.Son Of Arthur Thomas Barber And Priscilla Thurza Barber.
15 BennettFrederickSergeant615915Age RAF97Sqn1942-04-27KilledNorway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. H. 3.
16 BennettFrederickSergeant615915Air/GnrRAFBomber Command97Sqn (Straits Settlements)
1942-04-27LancasterIL7572OF-LRAF Lossiemouth, ScotlandTirpitz Hit by flak attacking Tirpitz

See archive report for further details
KilledTrondheim (Stavne) War Cemetery A IV. British. H.3
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Squadron was directed to attack the German Battleship Tirpitz. Dubbed ‘The Beast’ by Churchill, this ship presented an ever present convoy danger from her lair in Trondheim. The raid was not a success and not one aircraft hit this very difficult target. Marshall was killed in action when Lancaster L7572, piloted by Flight Lieutenant J. G. Mackid, was shot down by flak and crashed near Trondheim- the Squadron Leader leading the raid witnessed their aircraft going down in flames and hitting a hillside. All the crew were killed.
17 BennettD C TWing CommanderBomber Command10Sqn
1942-04-27HalifaxIIW1041ZA-BLossiemouth2040TirpitzCrashed landed near Stjordal NorwayEvader
18 BergR AWing CommanderPilotDFC

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Fighter132 Wing1945-02-03SpitfireIXPV181RA-BRecceShot down by light flak and crashed at the Koesteeg in the village Eelde near Groningen at 16:20 hrs local timeKilledEelde General Cemetery, but his remains are not there now- He was probably reburied in Norway Netherlands
19 BergRolf ArneCaptNorwayPilotRNoAFFighter331Sqn Norwegian
1942-10-02SpitfireVbB1 damaged FW190 14:35 Cassel-Gravelines versus 15 FW190North Weald 2nd Diversion Wing13:30 - 15:30RAF 11 Group Circus 221 Part 1 2nd Diversion Dixmuide -St Omer - Ambleteuse 71 Spitfires. Bomber Escort rv USAAF 1st Bomber Wing B-17 Fortress

20 BergesClaude GeraldPilot OfficerJ/95209Age RCAF404Sqn1945-02-09KilledNorway, Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery, British Plot. F. 19.Son Of Eugene And Edith Berges, Husband Of Hilda Mary Berges, Of Quebec City, Canada.
21 BergslandPer ‘Peter’SergeantSergeant37317th January 1918 in Bærum, NorwayNorwegianPilotRNoAFFighter Command332Sqn Norwegian
1942-08-19SpitfireVBAB269AH:DRAF North Weald, Essex, England06:20Jubilee, FranceSee archive report for detailsPoW Stalag Luft 3/Great Escaper - Home Run
22 BeruldsenKenneth CupplesFlight Lieutenant410034Age 22RAAF1944-12-16KilledNorway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. B. 9.Son Of Einar Bjorn And Helen Yeats Beruldsen, Of Traralgon, Victoria, Australia.
23 BestickF FSergeantBomber Command38Sqn
1940-04-12WellingtonIcP9269HD-Marham1215ReconnaisanceCrashed off NorwayKilled
24 BevanHowellSapper2074196Paratrooper9th (Airborne) Field Coy RE38 Wing1942 -11-19HorsaHS114?RAF Skitten18:00Operation FreshmanSee Archive report for detailsMurderedStavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Norway. Row Z Grave 4
25 BillingtonHarold JosephFlying Officer152229Age 22RAFVR489Sqn (RNZAF)1944-04-01KilledNorway, Bergen (Mollendal) Church Cemetery, B. 6.Son Of Joseph And Lilian Keziah Billington.
26 ŻukWacławSergeant28.11.1921 Brześć BiałoruśPolandFlight EngineerVirtuti Militari

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PAFBomber Command301Sqn Polish
1941-06-12WellingtonIcR1348GR-?RAF Swinderby, Lincolnshire2307OsnabruckSee archive report for further brief detailsSurvived; Later killed 1942-10-30 Oslo, Norway flying with 138Sqn Special DutiesArchiwum Polish Database  

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27 ArchibaldCharles RonaldFlying Officer89072Age 23RAFVR48Sqn RAF
1942-02-25KilledNorway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. F. 7.Son Of John And Barbara Archibald; Husband Of Elaine Archibald, Of Maida Vale London.
28 AinsworthHarryLeading Aircraftman1006123Age 32RAFVR2949Sqn ,RAF Regt.1945-08-05KilledNorway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, 1. D. 4.Son Of William Robert And Elizabeth Ann Ainsworth, Of Higher Crumpsall, Manchester.
29 AitchisonJames DougalSergeant563022NavigatorRAFBomber Command9Sqn
1940-04-12WellingtonIAP2520WS:VRAF Lossiemouth09:20Reconnaissance off the coast of NorwaySee archive report for detailsMiARunnymede Memorial Panel 11
30 AitkenAndrewFlying OfficerJ/41868Age 28RCAF1945-08-05KilledCanada, Toronto (St. John'S Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 11. Range 25. Grave 40.Son Of Duncan C. Aitken And Janet Aitken, Of Toronto Husband Of Elizabeth Aitken, Of Toronto.
31 AldersonRonaldFlight Sergeant621931Age 26RAF190Sqn1945-05-10KilledNorway, Oslo Western Civil Cemetery, Coll. grave 1. E. 1-8.
32 Alexander Cyril Flight Sergeant1800497Air BomberRAFVRTransport Command1945-03-30HalifaxIIIPN2438T-SRAF Tarrant Rushton, Dorset20.26No. 38 Group Special Operation "EXECUTIVE" target Ostler 2 NorwayNot knownMissing believed killedRunnymede Memorial Panel No. 270Read Archive Report
33 AllenAlex CharlesLieutenant137173Paratrooper261st (Airborne) Field Park Coy RE.38 Wing1942 -11-19HorsaHS114?RAF Skitten18:00Operation FreshmanSee Archive report for detailsMurderedStavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Norway. Row Z Grave 13
34 AlveyRaymond HenrySergeant755235W/Op. Air GunnerRAFVRCoastal Command144Sqn1942-11-22HampdenIP2063PL-ORAF Wick, Scotland1800Nuisance bombing - Norway See archive report for further details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 77 Read Archive Report
35 AndertonWilliamPilot Officer68163Age 21RAFVR48Sqn RAF
1942-01-07KilledNorway, Sola Churchyard, British Plot. E. 2.Son Of Charles And Evelyn Isabella Anderton, Of Hale, Cheshire.
36 AnnableESergeantBomber Command10Sqn
1942-04-27HalifaxIIW1037ZA-ULossiemouth2032TirpitzBelieved crashed vicinity of Elverumgaard NorwayKilledRunnymede
37 AnthonsenKåre Bergithon2nd LieutenantNorwayPilotRNoAFFighter331Sqn Norwegian
1944-06-11SpitfireIXMJ834SPatrolAbandoned near St MartinKilledHarstad, Troms, Norway






Harstad Gravlund. Norway
He was killed whilst flying in Spitfire IX, MJ834 'S' of No 331 Sqn, which he abandoned near St Martin after being hit by ground fire whilst attacking tanks but his parachute became entangled in the tail of the aircraft. June 11, 1944 (25) Quinéville, Manche, Normandie, France

Son of Harald Alfred Anthonsen and Ågoth Marie Anthonsen
38 ArcherRodney BainbriggeFlying Officer402148Born on the 18th March 1918AustraliaPilotDFC

RAAFCoastal Command42Sqn
1942-05-17BeaufortIIAW383AW:VRAF Leuchars, Fife, Scotland17:55'Prince Eugen', NorwaySee archive report for further brief detailsMiARunnymede Memorial. Panel 108

Courtesy National Archives of Australia

RAAF Honour Roll
39 ArchibaldWilliam BruceFlight Sergeant533809Age RAF35Sqn1942-03-30KilledNorway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. K. 2.
40 AckermanWilliam EdwinSergeant759094Age 22RAFVR86Sqn1942-05-17KilledNorway, Haugesund (Rossebo) Var Frelsers Cemetery, British Plot. K. 19.Husband Of Stella E. Ackerman, Of Guiseley, Yorkshire.
41 ArthurC JPilot OfficerFighter248Sqn
1940-08-27BlenheimIURecceLost off Norway
42 Askquith-EllisRalph BlanshardPilot Officer42477ObserverRAFCoastal Command224Sqn1941-06-15HudsonIN7217QX-WRAF Leuchars, Fifeshire625Stavanger, Norway See archive report for further brief details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 7 Read Archive Report
43 BaconFrederick WilliamFlight Sergeant403752Age 26RNZAF489Sqn1943-04-04KilledNorway, Trondheim (Stavne) Cemetery, A Iv British. C. 8.
44 BaileyErnest WilliamSapper1869293Paratrooper9th (Airborne) Field Coy RE38 Wing1942 -11-19HorsaHS114?RAF Skitten18:00Operation FreshmanSee Archive report for detailsMurderedStavanger (Eiganes) Churchyard, Norway. Row Z Grave 17
45 BainesSamuel James WatkinAC1630891Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFCoastal Command224Sqn1941-06-15HudsonIN7217QX-WRAF Leuchars, Fifeshire625Stavanger, Norway See archive report for further brief details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 24 Read Archive Report
46 BairdGeorge MauriceFlight Lieutenant42094Age 26New ZealandPilotRAFFighter Command248Sqn


1940-10-20BlenheimIVFP6952WR-XRAF Sumburgh, Shetland07:25Recce SortieSee archive report for further details - Shot down off NorwayPoW No. 61 Camp Stalag Luft Sagan








Born on 28 October 1913 in Foxton, Manawatu, North Island, New Zealand. Son of William Alan Baird (died 1948, age 67) and Margaret Anne 'Annie' Baird (née Rough - died 1876, age 89) of Foxton, Manawatū-Whanganui, New Zealand.
47 BalderstonEdward AsthorpeFlight SergeantR/257476Age 30RCAF1945-06-22KilledCanada, Toronto (St. John'S Norway) Cemetery, Sec. 3. Range 18. Grave 67.Son Of Percy And Ethel Maude Balderston, Of Toronto; Husband Of Carroll Amey Balderston, Of Toronto.
48 BaldockLewis GeorgeFlight Sergeant1615818Age 21RAFVR190Sqn1945-02-22KilledNorway, Holt Churchyard, Coll. grave 2. 6.Son Of Frank And Lilian Baldock, Of King'S Lynn, Norfolk.
49 BalmerWilliam LockieSergeant5641202nd PilotRAFBomber Command9Sqn
1940-04-12WellingtonIAP2520WS:VRAF Lossiemouth09:20Reconnaissance off the coast of NorwaySee archive report for detailsMiARunnymede Memorial Panel 11
50 BanksN LPilot Officer40979PilotFighter46Sqn
1940-05-29HurricaneIPatrolShot down near Biesfjord NorwayKilledNarvik New Cemetery Norway

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