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#	Name*	First Names	Rank	Service No.	Born	Nationality	Role	Awards	Air Force	Command	Unit	DateofIncident *See Note	Aircraft	Type	Serial	Code	Base	Time	Mission	Incident	Fate	Commemorated	Photo (Click to Expand)	Referring Database	Notes	Links/Archive Reports
16851	Wardell	Leo Thompson	Sergeant	R/183842	Age 20	Canadian	Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	431Sqn RCAF	1944-02-25	Halifax	V	LK705	SE-X	RAF Croft, Yorkshire	2027	Gardening	See archive report for further brief details	Killed	Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery, Denmark. Collective grave A.8.24-25		Paradie Archive Database	Son of Mordwan D. and Pearl C. Wardell, of Waterford, Ontario, Canada	Read Archive Report
16852	Wardlow	J W	Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	10Sqn	1943-04-09	Lancaster	I	R5898	KM-G	Waddington	2034	Duisburg	Crashed at Teeffelen Holland	PoW			Paradie Archive Database
16853	Wardrop	Alexander McBirnie	Pilot Officer	J/12976	1921	Canadian	Observer		RCAF	Bomber Command	420Sqn RCAF	1942-10-13	Wellington	III	DF636	FT-S	Leeming	1831	Kiel	While technically based at Skipton on Swale airfield for this date they used Leeming airfield to undertake the operational order from and also landed there on return. On their return to Leeming the a/c struck three houses in Londonderry at 0138 hours after overshooting a landing and all on board were killed as well as a child in one of the houses. This night saw 420 Sqn's first casualties since their conversion to Wellingtons	Killed	Ripon Cemetery Section H Grave 396		Paradie Archive Database	Son of William and Agnes Crawford Wardrop, of Deroche, British Columbia, Canada
16854	Wardrope	John Robertson	Flying Officer	J/20142		Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	2 TAF	430Sqn RCAF	1943-11-06	Mustang	I	AM163		RAF Gatwick	13:30	Rhubarb	Collided with ground in fog	Killed	Dieppe Canadian War Cemetery, Hautot-Sur-Mer, H. 68. France		Accident report		Paradie RCAF Database
16855	Wardrope	C H	Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	431Sqn RCAF	1943-10-03	Halifax	V	LK925	SE-R	Tholthorpe	1844	Kassel	Crashed near St-Vith Belgium	Killed	Hotton War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16856	Ware	G N	Pilot Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	425Sqn RCAF	1945-03-07	Halifax	III	MZ815	KW-C	Tholthorpe	1819	Hemmingstedt	Lost without Trace	Killed	Runnymede		Paradie Archive Database	First French Canadian squadron
16857	Ware	Raymond Frank	Flight Sergeant	4074	Age 25	Canadian	Passenger		RCAF	Bomber Reconnaissance Squadron	10Sqn (RCAF)	1943-10-19	B-24 Liberator		3701	H	Gander, Newfoundland	2216	Transport	See archive report for further brief details	Killed	St. Donat Roman Catholic Cemetery Collective Grave Lot GE 34			Son of Deighton Raymond and Marie Louise Ware of Vancouver, British Columbia	Read Archive Report
16858	Wareham	H B	Warrant Officer Class 2						RCAF	Bomber Command	100Sqn	1943-12-16	Lancaster	III	JB560	HW-N	Grimsby	1613	Berlin	Crashed near Kelstern Lincs	Killed	Cambridge City Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16859	Warfield	William	Flying Officer	J/19095	Age 21	Canada	Pilot		RCAF	Fighter Command	421Sqn RCAF	1944-12-03	Spitfire	LF.IX	MK232	AU-?			Escort	Crashed near Nivelles	Killed	Brussels Communal Cemetery. Grave X.26.43	Courtesy John Eigl	Paradie Archive Database	Born on the 20th January 1923 in New York. Son of Lt.-Col. William Warfield and Corinne Wendel Warfield, of New York City, U.S.A. Grave inscription: 'The Listening Sky Remembers Him And Comrades Too When Lights Are Dim.	Some details here: Archive Report Aircrew Deaths Database
16860	Wark	A N	Sergeant	J16662					RCAF	Bomber Command	467Sqn RAAF	1943-01-08	Lancaster	I	ED367	PO-H	Bottesford	1726	Duisburg	?	Killed	Runnymede		Paradie Archive Database
16861	Warkentin	J H	Flying Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	429Sqn RCAF	1944-03-24	Halifax	III	LK805	AL-H	Leeming	1900	Berlin		Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16862	Warll	Harold Peter	Flight Sergeant	R/206109					RCAF	Bomber Command	44Sqn	1944-06-27	Lancaster	I	ME743	EM-G	RAF Dunholme Lodge, Lincolnshire	2257	Marquise	See Archive report for further details	Missing - believed killed	Runnymede Memorial. Panel 255		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
16863	Warne	Thomas Herbert	Sergeant Pilot	R/102085					RCAF	Bomber Command	61Sqn	1943-02-18	Lancaster	I	W4270	QR-T	RAF Syerston, Nottinghamshire	2256	Training	Crashed Bottesford LEICS	Killed	Newark-Upon-Trent Cemetery. Sec. P. Grave 307		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
16864	Warner	E E	Sergeant	R133151					RCAF	Bomber Command	15Sqn	1943-05-13	Stirling	III	BK704	LS-Z	Mildenhall	.0014.	Bochum	Crashed NNE of Bocholt	PoW			Paradie Archive Database
16865	Warner	L O'G	Flying Officer	J/3251			Pilot		RCAF	Fighter	412Sqn RCAF	1942-07-19	Spitfire	Vb	BL825				Special Ops		Killed	Runnymede Memorial United Kingdom		Paradie Archive Database
16866	Warner	A G R	Flight Lieutenant						RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1945-01-02	Lancaster	X	KB700	VR-Z	Middleton St George	1426	Nurnberg	Returned safely and ran off end of runway clipped obstruction and destroyed by fire				Paradie Archive Database
16867	Warner	Harry Dale	Warrant Officer Class II	R/103773		Canadian	Wireless Op/Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	432Sqn RCAF	1943-06-11	Wellington	X	HE729	QO-U	Skipton on Swale	2319	Dusseldorf	Shot down over the North Sea by a Bf 110 G-4 of 10./NJG 1	Killed	Runnymede Memorial, Panel 178. United Kingdom		Accident report	Posthumous commission to Pilot Officer with service number J/18605	Paradie RCAF Database
16868	Warninck	E E	Flight Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	114Sqn	1942-07-25	Blenheim	IV	V6264	RT-X	West Raynham	2355	Intruder	?	Killed	Runnymede		Paradie Archive Database
16869	Warnock	G R	Flight Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	460Sqn RAAF	1944-05-03	Lancaster	III	ND630	AR-G	Binbrook	2143	Mailly-le-Camp	Crashed Chapelle-Vallon {Aube}	Killed	Chapelle-Vallon Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16870	Warr	B I R	Flying Officer	J/29389		Canada	Air Bomber		RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1944-09-19	Halifax	III	MZ908	WL-O	RAF Croft, Yorkshire	1330	Walcheren	See Archive report for further details - further information courtesy John Jones	Survived	None - understood to have survived the war		Paradie Archive Database	The crew had, we understand, completed over 20 operations prior to this accident.	Read Archive Report
16871	Warr	H C A	Sergeant						RAAF	Bomber Command	408Sqn RCAF	1942-07-31	Hampden	I	AE244	EQ-P	Balderton	2339	Dusseldorf	Crashed at Zevendonk Belgium	Killed	Turnhout {Zevendonk}
16872	Warr	Herbert Cheval Archer	Sergeant	402582		Australia			RAAF		408Sqn RCAF	1942-08-01												RAAF Honour Roll
16873	Warrell	John Francis	Flying Officer	J38833	25th June 1924 in Wroxeter, Ontario	Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	143 Wing, 2nd Tactical Air Force	440Sqn RCAF	1945-02-03	Typhoon	Ib	PD497	I8:K	B-78 Eindhoven	09:50	Armed recce	See archive report for details	KiA	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Germany; Grave 11. C. 17.		Paradie RCAF Database		Read Archive Report
16874	Warren	George Richard Marr	Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	10Sqn	1943-08-27	Halifax	II	JD368	ZA-A	Melbourne	2049	Nurnberg	Shot down by Hptm. Fritz Sothe of 3/NJG4. Crashed at Haulchin Belgium	Killed	Gosselies Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database	Attacker Honouring George Warren
16875	Warren	Robert John Branch	Flying Officer	J/26703		Canada	Bomb Aimer		RCAF	Bomber Command	103Sqn	1944-07-25	Lancaster	III	ND903	PM-G	Elsham Wolds	2151	Stuttgart	Take off 21:51 Elsham Wolds attack on Stuttgart. Outward bound Collided in mid-air with Polish Lancaster PB252 aircraft near Orleans. Location : France.	Killed Age 23	Orleans Main Cemetery	Orleans Main, France	Paradie Archive Database	Raid on Stuttgart undertaken by 412 Lancasters and 138 Halifaxes of Bomber Command. 8 Lancasters and 4 Halifaxes were lost (2.2 per cent of the force desptached). Son of Robert Francis and Florence Jane Warren, of Montreal, Province of Quebec <
16876	Warren	Earle Freeman	Flying Officer	J17093	23rd January 1923 in Sioux Saskatchewan, Ontario	Canadian	Air Gunner (Mid Upper)	DFM	RCAF	Bomber Command	156 Sqn	1944-05-06	Lancaster	III	ND449	GT:M	Upwood	00:48	Mantes-la-Jolie	Claimed by Lt. Heinz Wilberg Stab II./NJG4 - 10-45km WNW of Evreux (UB): 500m at 02:33. (Nachtjagd Combat Archives 1944 Part 2 - Theo Boiten). Crashed at le Fidelaire, France	Killed	Bretteville-sur-Laize Canadian War Cemetery Plot XXIV Row H Grave 1		Paradie Archive Database	Flt Sgt Warren awarded DFM whilst with 15 Sqn. London Gazette 12th January 1943. Citation: "Can/R 83335 Flight Sergeant William Desbro MACMONAGLE, Royal Canadian Air Force, No 15 Squadron Can/R 114511 Flight Sergeant Earle Freeman WARREN, Royal Canadian Air Force, No 15 Squadron. In December, 1942, Flight Sergeants MacMonagle and Warren were captain and mid upper gunner respectively of an aircraft detailed to attack a target in Germany When approaching the target, their aircraft was intercepted and severely damaged by fire from two Messerschmitt 110's. Flight Sergeant Warren although seriously wounded shot one of the fighters down in flames By skilful evasive tactics the remaining attacker was eluded and the target successfully bombed. On the return flight another Messerschmitt now attacked and further damage was inflicted on the bomber The attack was again beaten off and Flight Sergeant MacMonagle flew the disabled aircraft safely back to base. Throughout this hazardous operation these airmen displayed great coolness and courage". Fg Off. Warren initially buried in Le Fidelaire Communal Cemetery. Reinterred 27th July 1945. Son of George Douglas and May (née Freeman) Warren of Regina, Saskatchewan, Ontario, Canada
16877	Warren	William Charles	Sergeant	R95200		Canadian	Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RCAF	Bomber Command	22 OTU	1942-07-28	Wellington	IC	X3201	DD:O Bar	Wellesbourne Mountford	22:00	Hamburg	X3201 was claimed initially as a probable by Oblt. Willi Elstermann, his 5th Abschuss from 6./NJG6 at Flotthoff, north of bad Bramstedt at 01:21hrs. Confirmed on the 20th January 1944. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (30 May - 31 December 1942) The Early Years Part 3 - Theo Boiten	PoW No. 25140, Stalag 344 Lamsdorf			Paradie Archive Database
16878	Warren	P S	Flight Lieutenant						RCAF	Bomber Command	35Sqn (Madras Presidency)	1943-10-04	Halifax	II	HX148	TL-G	Graveley	1828	Frankfurt	Crashed near Biggin Hill KENT	Injured			Paradie Archive Database
16879	Warren	J H	Flight Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	420Sqn RCAF	1945-01-05	Halifax	III	MZ471	PT-V	Tholthorpe	1639	Hannover		PoW			Paradie Archive Database
16880	Warren	R L	Pilot Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	427Sqn RCAF	1944-02-19	Halifax	III	LV829	ZL-B	Leeming	.0015.	Leipzig	Crashed at Stendal	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16881	Warren	J L	Warrant Officer	R107238					RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF	1943-04-14	Wellington	X	HE176	NA-F	Dalton	2114	Stuttgart	Crashed Freiburg	PoW			Paradie Archive Database
16882	Warren	R E	Flying Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1944-06-10	Halifax	III	LM684	WL-O	Croft	2215	Versailles	Crashed at Villacoublay airfield	Killed	Viroflay New Communal		Paradie Archive Database
16883	Warren	J L N	Sergeant	R136975					RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1943-11-19	Halifax	V	EB254	IP-D	Tholthorpe	1638	Leverkusen	Crashed vicinity Monchengladbach	PoW			Paradie Archive Database
16884	Warren	Gordon	Flight Sergeant	R263594		Canadian	Air Gunner (Mid Upper)		RCAF	Bomber Command	576 Sqn	1944-12-28	Lancaster	I	NN750	UL:M2	RAF Fiskerton, Lincolnshire	15:7	Bonn	See archive report for further details	Killed	Brookwood Military Cemetery Grave 56.C.7		Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
16885	Warren	A L	Flying Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	626Sqn	1944-12-31	Lancaster	I	PB687	UM-Q2	Wickenby	1451	Osterfeld					Paradie Archive Database
16886	Warren	Alfred	Sergeant	176005	Age 25		Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	420 Sqn RCAF	1944-04-20	Halifax	III	LW692	PT-V	RAF Tholthorpe, North Yorkshire	2113	Lens	See archive report for further brief details	Missing - believed killed	Runnymede Memorial. Panel 212			Son of George Arthur and Elsie Warren, husband of Winifred Warren, of Oldham, Lancashire, England	Read Archive Report
16887	Warren-Darley	G H	Warrant Officer Class 2						RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1944-11-24	Lancaster	X	KB785	VR-Y			Training	Crashed at Bradbury Bombing Range	Killed	Harrogate [Stonefall] Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16888	Warrin	A L	Flying Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1944-02-25	Halifax	II	JP200	VR-G	Middleton St George	2003	Gardening		Killed	Runnymede		Paradie Archive Database
16889	Warrington	J	Sergeant							Bomber Command	429Sqn RCAF	1944-06-28	Halifax	II	MZ302	AL-E	Leeming	2205	Metz		PoW
16890	Warrington	A	Flight Sergeant							Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1944-06-16	Halifax	III	LK792	WL-N	Croft	2258	Sterkrade	Crashed at Otterlo {Gelderland}	Killed	Groesbeek Canadian War Cementery
16891	Warrington	A	Sergeant							Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1943-12-03	Halifax	V	LK683	IP-V	Tholthorpe		Leipzig	Ditched English Channel
16892	Warwick	A R	Sergeant	R89237					RCAF	Bomber Command	408Sqn RCAF	1943-07-03	Halifax	II	JB796	EQ-C	Leeming	2309	Koln	Crashed Bonneleau France	Killed	Poix-de-la-Somme		Paradie Archive Database
16893	Warwick	Vincent Maurice	Flying Officer	J/22590	2 August 1920	Canadian	Navigator		RCAF	Bomber Command	427Sqn RCAF	1944-01-20	Halifax	V	LL176	ZL-Q	Leeming	2000	Magdeburg	During an exhumation trip in the Soviet Zone Kreis Calbe, a visit was made to the town Gloethe to exhume 6 unknown English fliers, exhumation proved the identity of the crew of Halifax LL176 and the following information obtained regarding the crash. Information was supplied by the former Burgomeister of Gloethe and it was to the effect that during the night of 21/22 January 1944 at approximately 2300 a four engined was seen engaged with a German night fighter. The bomber burst into flames and crashed 1km North of the town (Gloethe), the aircraft exploded on impact and wreckage was scattered over an area of 500m. 6 bodies were recovered from the wreckage and it was stated that a seventh crew member was taken as a PoW. The six dead were placed into two coffins and buried at Gloethe Cemtery. A cross was erected at the head of the grave and it bore the following inscription: ”6 Kanadische Piloten 21.1.1944" (Extract from report by Flt Lt John R Hughes DFM No.4 MREU dated 6 September 1948)	Killed	Berlin 19Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery Plot 2 Row K Grave 2039-1945 War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16894	Warwick	D W	Flying Officer						RCAF	Bomber Command	617Sqn	1943-09-15	Lancaster	III	JA874	KC-E	Coningsby	.0004.	Ladbergen	Crashed near Bramsche	Killed	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
16895	Warwick	C B L	Flying Officer							Fighter	406Sqn RCAF	1945-04-24	Mosquito	NF30	NT433				Intruder		PoW
16896	Warwicker	J L	Sergeant						RCAF	Bomber Command	424Sqn RCAF	1944-11-02	Halifax	III	MZ822	QB-F	Skipton on Swale	1612	Dusseldorf	Force landed at Grandlup-et-Fay {Aisne}				Paradie Archive Database
16897	Wary Woda	P	Warrant Officer Class 2						RCAF	Bomber Command	9Sqn	1944-03-22	Lancaster	III	LM430	WS-B	Bardney	1911	Frankfurt	Crashed Lembeek {Brabant}	Killed	Brussels Town Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database	Attacker
16898	Washbrook	William Leigh	Pilot Officer	J/93729		Canada			RCAF		215Sqn	1945-01-03	Liberator		KH214	D		13:35	Attack Bridge 19 Burma-Siam Railway	Hit by anti aircraft fire. Crashed into jungle	Killed Age 23	Singapore Memorial Column 457.			Archive Report KH214 Commenced operations on 13 December, bombing bridge 286 at Nakorn Chaisri, On 1 January 1945 they bombed the Bangkok railway bridge at Anakwin, and two days later attacked Bridge 19 on the Burma-Siam Railway. Killed in action during this operation when Liberator KH214 was shot down and crashed into dense jungle. All the crew were killed. The Squadron O.R.B. states: ‘Aircraft “D” at 1335 hours at 400 feet was seen to be hit by bursting LAA and crashed just NE of the bridge at Milestone 37.’ Eddie Gilbert, one of the pilots who was on the raid: “I saw Brodie crash you know. Three of us went after the same bridge and a locomotive stopped halfway across. It was in a valley, steep hills on both sides. We were five hundred feet, lower than the hills, Wallace the Fiji guy, went in first. Steve followed him and I was right behind. There were gun positions on the hills, both sides of the bridge. They hit Wallace, then they got Steve, hit his number 4. I could see the flames. Steve and Murray did a good job, everything they could, jettisoned the bombs, got the prop feathered, as fast as anyone could. They tried to climb but there wasn’t room. Hit the top of a hill just one big explosion”.’
16899	Washburn	Dean Jerome	Flying Officer	J/29339	AGE 23	Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	2 TAF	438Sqn RCAF	1944-12-24	Typhoon	Ib	MP186	F3-V	B-78 Eindhoven	1215	Armed recce	Hit by flak	Killed	Hotton War Cemetery, V. A. 7. Belgium		Accident report	Born on the 22nd February 1921 in Lindsay, California, USA. Son of Lenox Francis (died 04th February 1953, age 62) and Teresa Louise Washburn (née Lutgen - died 01st October 1960, age 61), of Fernie, British Columbia, Canada. The grave inscription reads: “God Lead Me On Through The Boundless Skies, My Certain Flight”.	Read Archive Report Paradie RCAF Database
16900	Wasylkow	R J	Sergeant	R189046		Canadian	Navigator		RCAF	Bomber Command	429 (Bison) Sqn RCAF	1944-07-25	Halifax	III	MZ362	AL:Y	Leeming	20:54	Stuttgart	Crashed at St-Maurice-St-Germain {Eure-et-Loir}	Evader			Paradie Archive Database	Liberated by US Troops on the 17th August 1944