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#Name*First NamesTitleRankRAF Equivalent RankService No.BornNationalityRoleAwardsAir ForceCommandUnitDateofIncident *See NoteAircraftTypeSerialCodeVictories (Fighters)BaseTimeMission                        Incident                        FateCommemoratedPhoto (Click to Expand)Referring Database                        Notes                        Links/Archive Reports
1701 HarroldR KSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-07-25StirlingIIIEE892AA-FMepal2239EssenCrashed off Southwold SFKKIlledRunnymede
1702 HarropNathan ChesterSergeantNZ/403001Age ?New ZealandAir GunnerRNZAFMiddle East70Sqn

231 Wing. 205 Grou

1942-06-29WellingtonICZ1170ORAF Abu Sueir, Egypt2100Sidi BarraniSee Archive report for detailsSurvived - InjuredNo further details, are you able to assist? Of 92 Te Arhoa Street, Clandlands,, Hamilton, New Zealand.
1703 HarryJ WSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-02-24StirlingIIIEH948AA-QMepal1810GardeningKilledRunnymede
1704 HarsantMalcolm Alexander BrufordFlight SergeantNZ/422066Born on the 01st March 1917New ZealandNavigatorRNZAFFar East Command31Sqn (RNZAF)1944-05-31AvengerTBF-ICNZ2521-Piva Bomber Strip, Bougainville, Solomon Islands900StrikeSee archive report for detailsMissing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 8

Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire

Son of Reginald and Martha Caroline Harsant and husband of Ivy Doreen Harsant (née Holmes, later Lockhead), of Cambridge, Auckland, New Zealand. Prior to service worked as a herd tester for Auckland Herd Improvements Association. Enlisted on the 18th March 1942. A total of 179 flying hours logged.
1705 HartRobert StevensonSergeant523663Flight EngineerRAFBomber Command75 Sqn RNZAF
1942-12-17StirlingIBF396AA:XRAF Newmarket, Suffolk18:00FallerslebenSee archive report for detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 85
1706 HartWilliam AlfredFONew ZealandPilotRNZAFFighter Command486Sqn (NZ)

8 [6+2] (all V-1 kills)Ace
1707 HartW AFlying OfficerPilotFighter486Sqn RNZAF
1944-10-07TempestVEJ535LAbandoned near KevelaerPoW
1708 HartJohn MooreFlight SergeantNZ/424460Age 28New ZealandPilotRNZAF2 TAF226Sqn RAF
1944-08-19MitchellIIFW216QM-?RAF Hartford Bridge00:30Pathfinder flare dropShot down by flakKilledBretteville-Sur-Laize Canadian War Cemetery, Xxii. A. 5. France.

Courtesy AWMM

Accident reportBorn on the 20th August 1916 at Hastings. Worked on the Tupurupuru sheep Station, Masterton prior to service. Enlisted on the 02nd May 1942 at Rotorua. Trained at No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School on the 24th July 1941. Embarked for Canada on the 24th December 1942, Further training at No. 7 Service Flying Training School. Awarded pilots badge and promoted to sergeant on the 11th June 1943. Further training at 34 Operational Training Unit flying the Ventura. Embarked for England on the 24th November 1943. Following attachment to various units joined 226 squadron on the 21st July 1944. Son of John A. Hart and of Jessie Agatha Hart (nee Moore), of Masterton, Wellington, New Zealand. A total of 435 flying hours logged and completed 16 operational sorties
1709 HartleyJosephFlight SergeantNZ/4314306Age 30New ZealandnavigatorRNZAFFar East4 Sqn
(RNZAF)
1945-08-29VenturaPV-INZ4619MSN: 6264 Mokerang, Los Negros, Admiralty Islands, Bismarck Archipelago 15:45Air Compass Swing See archive report for details. Missing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 6

Bourail Memorial

See report for full details

Son of Joseph and Emma Hartley; husband of Margaret Hartley, of Richmond Street, Upper Hutt, Wellington, New Zealand.

1710 HartsteinPSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-07-13StirlingIIIEE886AA-LMepal110AachenCrashed at base on returnInjured
1711 HartstoneRoydon HoratioSergeantNZ/402111Age 29New ZealandAir GunnerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-07-03WellingtonIcW5621AA-ERAF Feltwell, Norfolk2308EssenSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 64
Born on the 09th March 1912 at Woodville. A farmer on his fathers farm prior to enlisting on the 27th July 1940. Son of John Lewis Hartstone and Lydia Margaret Hartstone (née Curry), of Frankton Junction, Auckland, New Zealand. 155 flying hours logged and completed 18 operational sorties.
1712 HarveyJ RWarrant OfficerRNZAFBomber Command12 OTU
1944-08-26WellingtonXLN293Chipping NortonDiversionCrashed at KeynshamKilledCarlisle {Dalston Rd} Cem
1713 HarveyA TPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command227Sqn
1945-03-14LancasterIRA5469J-JBalderton1703LutzkendorfPoW
1714 HarveyW LPilot OfficerDFM

RNZAFBomber Command514Sqn
1944-01-14LancasterIILL685JI-G2Waterbeach1706BraunschweigCrashed BennebostelKilledHannover War Cemetery
1715 HarveyEdgar WilliamSergeant Air BomberNZ/41902RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-12-16StirlingIR9245AA-NRAF Newmarket, Suffolk2211GardeningCrashed on take offKilledLakenham (St. John the Baptist and all Saints) Churchyard. Sec. E. Grave 25 Read Archive Report
1716 HarveyR FSergeantNZ416483RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-05-12StirlingIIIBK721AA-ZNewmarket.0037.DuisburgCrashed on take offKilledNewmarket
1717 HarveyR SFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-07-28WellingtonIIIX3452AA-FeltwellHamburg?PoW
1718 HarveyEdmund BruceFlying OfficerNZ/413069Age 25New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining Command21 Elementary Training School. 50 Group1943-03-28Tiger MothIIDE844-RAF Booker, Buckinghamshire1100TrainingSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledMarlow Cemetery. Section F, Row C, Grave 95

Courtesy AWMM

Born on the 10th July 1917 at Christchurch. Worked as a clerk for Post and telecommunications prior to service. Enlisted the 04th May 1941 at Levin after 6 months in the NZ army. Awarded his pilots badge on the 08th November and received his commission. Son of Ernest Edmund Harvey and of Margarita Pearl Harvey (nee Barter) of Spreydon, Christchurch, New Zealand. 717 flying hours logged with 517 of these solo on type.
1719 HarwoodMaxwell RoyFlight Lieutenant NZ/415258Born on the 26th June 1921New Zealand PilotRNZAFTransport Command2 Group Communication Flight1946-11-07Avro AnsonC.XIXTX175Not knownB.58 Melsbroek, Belgium1012TransitSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledMunster Heath War Cemetery. Grave 4.D.20.Son of Ernest Charles and Maud Harriet Harwood (née Organ), of Otahuhu, Auckland, New Zealand.
1720 HaseldenH C McLSergeantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-09-17WellingtonIcX9834AA-FeltwellKarlsruheCrash landed at HolsthumKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
1721 HaslamG FSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-12-27LancasterINN710AA-QMepal1226RheydtCrashed target areaKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
1722 HaslemoreFrancis SydneySergeantNZ/401807Air/GnrRNZAFBomber Command61Sqn
1941-06-26ManchesterIL7304QR-RAF Hemswell, Lincolnshire2301Kiel See archive report for further information KilledKiel War Cemetery. 3.D.7
Read Archive Report
1723 HatchardThomas HaroldWarrant OfficerNZ/403525Age 31New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command7Sqn
1943-09-03LancasterIIIJA929MG-NRAF Oakington, Cambridgeshire2013BerlinSee Archive report for further detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 198

Born on the 26th August 1912 at Wellington. A salesman for Wellington City Council. Enlisted on the 16th September 1940 at Levin. Son of Thomas Henry Frederick (died 23rd August 1933, age 60) and Alice (née Scanlan - died 14th September 1972, age 90) of Kilbernie, Wellington , New Zealand. A total of 844 flying hours logged and on his 4th operational sortie.
1724 HathawayP L SPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command625Sqn
1944-08-31LancasterIME676CF-FKelstern1254RaimbertAbandoned near Friston on return
1725 HatherallRFlying OfficerRNZAFBomber Command78Sqn
1945-03-24Halifax IIINP998EY-TrainingCrashed whilst taxying
1726 HaubD L CFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-31StirlingIIIEE918AA-DMepal2019BerlinCrashed at DerentalKilledHannover War Cemetery
1727 HawkenEverard HowardSergeantNZ/411891Age 20New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command1515 Beam Approach Training Flight1942-03-24OxfordIV4063-RAF Swanton Morley, Norfolk1600TrainingMid air collision with Oxford I V4137KilledSwanton Morley Churchyard (All Saints). Grave 6Born on the 01st June 1922 at whangarei. Worked as a clerk for Dominion Breweries prior to service. Enlisted in the RNZAF at Levin on the 23rd March 1941. Embarked for Canada on the 22nd July 1941. After training at No.4 Flying Training School he was awarded his pilots badge on the 05th December and promoted to sergeant. Embarked for England on the 08th January 1942. Served with this unit for about a week prior to his loss. Son of Martin Gilbert and Pauline May Hawken (née Birt), of Auckland, New Zealand. A total of 228 flying hours logged. At the time of this accident was on attachment from 15 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit.
1728 HawkinsJ VFlying OfficerNZ16111RNZAFBomber Command15Sqn
1943-06-22StirlingIIIBK656LS-AMildenhall2330MulheimCrasjed SW of Otterlo HollandKilledEde General Cemeterey
1729 HawkinsWilliam TinsleyFlight LieutenantNZ/41986Age 25New ZealanderPilotDFC

RNZAFFighter Command613Sqn
1943-09-27MustangIAP254SY-LCredited with 1 enemy aircraft destroyedRAF Snailwell, Cambridgeshire620Jim CrowSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedR Runnymede Memorial. Panel 197

Courtesy Jennifer Lemaire

.Born on the 19th August 1918 at Wellington. Worked as a cabinet maker for Scoullar and Company of Wellington prior to service. Enlisted at Levin on the 09th February 1941. Embarked for Canada on the 01st September 1941. Awarded his pilots badge on the 26th May 1941 and at the same time his commission. Trained on the Lysander and Tomarhawk with 41 Operational Training Unit. Joined 613 squadron on the 21st December 1941 where he completed 25 operational sorties. Then attached to 268 squadron flying the Mustang completing a further 35 operational sorties. Attached to Belgian 350 squadron on the 25th August 1943 for a couple of days flying Spitfires. Then after a brief spell with FLS rejoined 613 Squadron on the 18th September 1943. Son of James Mitchell Hawkins and of Ewa Adele Hawkins (nee Jackson), of Miramar, Wellington, New Zealand. Total of 814 flying hours logged. On his 60th operational sortie.

Citation Distinguished Flying Cross (28 Sep 1943): 613 Sqn RAF. During many sorties over enemy occupied territory, this officer has destroyed an enemy aircraft and much vital war material. As a flight commander, Flight Lieutenant Hawkins has always displayed great enthusiasm for operational flying. In Aug 1942 Fl/Lt. Hawkins, whilst serving with 613 Sqn, was attached to 268 Sqn RAF (Mustang) flying 35 sorties, these included sweeps over Germany and shipping reconnaissance off the Dutch coast, close escort for bombers, convoy patrols and defensive patrols. He returned to 613 Sqn in Dec 1942 and flew a further 21 sorties. On one he destroyed an Me 109.

1730 HawkinsA H RSergeantNZ/40971Bomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-09-15WellingtonIcX9759AA-FeltwellHamburg?KilledHamburg Cemetery
1731 HawkinsFrederick JohnSergeant1299618Air Gunner (Mid Upper)RAFVRBomber Command75 Sqn RNZAF
1943-06-11StirlingIIIBK817AA:BNewmarket23:48DusseldorfBK817 was claimed by Oblt. Wilhelm Telge, his 5th Abschuss, from STABII./NJG1 nr Friodthier, 3 km south of Aubel at 3.600m at 01:35 Nachtjagd Combat Archive (1 January - 22 June) 1943 Part 1 - Theo Boiten). The aircraft crashed at Friodthier (Liège), 10 km north of Verviers, Belgium.KilledHeverlee War Cemetery Coll.grave.9.D.2-7Son of Charles Gerard and Fanny Elizebeth Hawkins, of Ringwood, Hampshire
1732 HawkinsNoel WhitmarshFlight SergeantNZ/416815Age 24New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining Command12 (P) Advanced Flying RAF1944-09-08BlenheimVEH512-RAF Spitalgate, Lincolnshire1115TrainingSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledCambridge City Cemetery. Grave 13702

Jennifer Lemaire / AWMM

Born on the 27th July 1920 at Wanganui. Prior to service worked as a warehouseman for Kaiapoi WoolenManufacturing Company in Auckland. Served in the NZ territorial army for 3 months prior to enlisting on the 03rd December 1941 at Blenheim. Pilots badge awarded and promoted to sergeant 06th May 1943. Joined 12 PAFU on the 41st 31st December 1943. Son of Ernest Sydney and Irene Penelope Hawkins, (nee Whitmarsh later Malam), of Paraparaumu, Wellington, New Zealand. A total of 344 flying hours logged with 58 solo on the Blenheim.
1733 HaworthJohn Bruce WilliamLACNZ/43531Age 19new ZealandPilot (U/T)RNZAFTraining Command6 Service Flying Training School1944-05-26HarvardII2961-RCAF Dunnville, Ontario1515TrainingSee archive report for detailed informationKilledDunnville Cemetery (Riverside). Lot 845. Grave 8

Born on the 03rd July 1924 in Kaponga. Educated at Te Awamutu High School. A farm hand on his fathers farm at Paterangi. Enlisted t Omaka as aircraft hand on the 08th January 1943. Remustered as a pilot under training on the 09th December 1943. With No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School on the 12th December 1943. Embarked for Canada on the 11th February 1944. With No. 6 Service Flying Training School on the 19th March 1944. Son of William (died 10th August 1967, age 76) and Margaret Lillian Haworth (died 01st July 1999, age 99) of Peterangi, Auckland, New Zealand
1734 HayBalfour Richard JohnFlying Officer411892New ZealandPilotDFC

RNZAFBomber Command139 Sqn (Jamaica)
1944-07-26MosquitoXXKB266XD:FRAF Upwood, Huntingdonshire22:35HamburgSee archive report for further detailsKilledBecklingen War Cemetery. Grave 24.B.4


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1735 HayBruce HamiltonPilot OfficerNZ/41511Age 28New ZealandPilotDFC


RNZAFFighter Command3Sqn
1942-08-17HurricaneIIbZ5257RAF Hunsden, Hertfordshire50PatrolSee Archive report for further details.KilledHawkinge Cemetery. Plot O. Row 2. Grave 63.

Courtesy AWMM


Also remembered on the Takapuna War Memorial and Takapuna Grammar School War Memorial. Born on the 04 August 1914 at Wellington. Educated at the Vauxhall Primary School and the Takapuna Grammar School. Worked as an accounts clerk for James Hardie Limited of Auckland prior to service. Served in the territorial army for 3 years prior to enlisting in the RNZAF at Levin on the 19th January 1941. Trained at No. 4 Elementary Flying Training School commencing 02nd March 1941. Then to No. 1 Flying Training School on the 13th April 1941. Awarded pilots badge on the 09th June 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 05th July 1941.

Embarked for England on the 22nd July 1941 and attached to No. 3 Personnel Reception Centre on the 02nd September 1941. Joined 59 Operational Training Unit on the 08th September 1941 for training on the Hurricane. Involved in a flying accident on the 27th September 1941 but not thought to be injured. Joined 3 squadron on the 28th October 1941. Awarded commission on the 28th April 1942. Spent a period in hospital I(No details) 20th May - 21st June 1942.

DFC Citation, July 1942: 'P/O. Bruce Hamilton Hay completed a large number of operational sorties and intruder operations over enemy territory. He has destroyed four enemy aircraft, probably five, and damaged two others. A valuable pilot and an inspiration to his colleagues, cool and skilful, he possesses marked courage and devotion to duty'.

Son of Harold James Hay (died 1930, age 44) and Blanche Alma Hay (nee Powell - died 11th December 1955, age 70), of Remuera, Auckland City, New Zealand.

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1736 HaycockRichard EdwardSergeant942288Age 28UKWireless Op/Air GunnerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-07-03WellingtonIcW5621AA-ERAF Feltwell, Norfolk2308EssenSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 44Son of Samuel and Florence Haycock; husband of Joan Haycock, of Hull, England.
1737 HaycockMaurice RoyFlight sergeantNZ/4216224Age 27New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining CommandSchool of Navigation and Reconnaissance1944-09-04AnsonINZ414PK-VRNZAF New Plymouth1419Navigation ExerciseSee Archive report for further detailsKilledBrightwater Anglican Cemetery. (Saint Paul). 6. B

Born on the 09th October 1916 at Hope. Studied at Nelson College and a butcher prior to service. With the territorial army for 4 years from 1933. Enlisted at Nelson on the 05th December 1942, Attached to No. 3 Elementary Flying on the 26th June 1943, joining No 1 Service Elementary Training School on the 28th August 1943.

Pilot badge awarded on the 25th December 1943 and promoted to sergeant. 40 Squadron (Dakota) 04th January 1944. School of Navigation and Reconnaissance on the 10th July 1944. Son of George Aubrey Catley Haycock (died 07th June 1965, age 81) and of Vera Muriel Haycock (nee Harvey - died 17th June 1968, age 77), of Brightwater, Nelson and husband of Gladys Maude Haycock (née Best), of Brightwater, New Zealand. A total of 886 flying hours logged.

1738 HaydonJ HPilot OfficerRAAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-31StirlingIIIEE918AA-DMepal2019BerlinCrashed at DerentalPoW
1739 HaydonDesmond JohnFlight LieutenantNZ/402137PilotRNZAFBomber Command104Sqn
1942-01-28WellingtonIIZ8646EP-BRAF Kabrit (LG 213) Egypt2320Enemy Concentration campsAircraft accident/malfunctionKilledFayid War Cemetery. Grave 2.D.2Read Archive Report
1740 HaydonE LPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-08-27WellingtonIIIX3538AA-TrainingCrash landed near Mildenhall
1741 HaydonAlbert AugustineSergeantNZ/414287Age 26New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining CommandTorpedo Training Unit
1942-09-02BeaufortIN1180SRAF Abbotsinch, Renfrewshire, Scotland22:40TrainingSee Archive report for detailsKilledBrookwood Military Cemetery. Grave 2.H.1Born on the 01st November 1915 in Wellington. Son of Edward Francis (died 26th June 1964, age 83) and Cecilia Julia Haydon (died 22nd February 1921, age 39), of Palmerston North, Wellington, New Zealand.
1742 HayesJPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command156Sqn
1942-08-27WellingtonIIIX3367GT-Warboys2026KasselCrashed at EpeKilledReichswald Forest War Cemetery
1743 HaylerEdwin JohnSergeant1892380Age 19Air GunnerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-08-07LancasterIHK567AA-CRAF Mepal, Cambridgeshire2202Mare de MagneSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledSt. Valery-en-Caux Franco-British Cemetery. Joint Grave B.23-24
Son of Frank and Alice Rose Hayler, of Burpham, Sussex, England
1744 HaymanW CSergeantRNZAFBomber Command57Sqn
1941-09-30WellingtonIIW5445DX-Feltwell1915Hamburg?PoW
1745 HaynesSFlying OfficerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-09-17LancasterIIIPB430AA-PMepal1005Boulogne
1746 HaynesHarold TudorFlying OfficerNZ/416485Age 24New ZealandPilot (Inst)RNZAFTraining Command14 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit. 21 Group.1944-08-21OxfordIV4082-RAF Banff, Banffshire, Scotland1425TrainingMid-air collision with ED266KilledBanff Cemetery. 3rd Compt. Sec. D. Grave 15

Born on the 02nd January 1920 in Palmerstone North. Worked as a mechanician for P an T Department. Served in the territorial army for 11 months. Enlisted in Levin as a pilot under training 30th November 1941. With No. 4 Elementary Flying Training School 10th January 1942. With No. 2 Service Flying Training School 08th March 1942. No. 1 Service Flying Training School 13th June 1942. Pilot badge awarded on the 05th May 1942. Promoted to sergeant on the 11th July 1942.

Embarked for England on the 20th July 1942. With No. 3 Personnel Reception Centre 02nd September 1942. 11 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit 22nd September 1942, Served in several units as an instructor. Commissioned on the 20th October 1943.

Son of Mark Trevithick Haynes (died 09th August 1943 and Ida Tudor Haynes (née Brewer - died 03rd June 1952, age 74) and husband of Nita Lois Haynes, father of one son, of Frankton Junction, Hamilton.Brother of Fl/Sgt. Owen Haynes NZ/ missing 19th August 1942,

1747 HaynesOwenFlight Sergeant40574203rd February 1914 in HamiltonNew ZealandPilot (Captain)RNZAFBomber Command61 Sqn
1942-08-19LancasterIR5605QR:RRAF Syerston08:08Anti-shipping patrolThe aircraft was on detachment to Coastal Command. Took-off from St. Eval on an ASW Patrol off the coast of Spain. Lost without trace during a reported attack on a ship off the NW coast of Spain near Corunna.MiARunnymede Memorial Panel 117Son of Mark Trevithick Haynes (died 09th August 1943) and Ida Tudor Haynes (née Brewer - died 03rd June 1952, age 74) Husband of Jessie Lillian Haynes (née Shaw), father of two sons.

Brother of F/O, Harold Tudor Haynes NZ/416485 killed 21st August 1944

1748 HayterSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1940-09-29WellingtonIcR3168AA-Mildenhall1930LeipzigCrashed near Sidmouth Somerset Injured
1749 HaytonCyrilSergeant1136101920Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-05-22WellingtonIIIZ1566AA-KFeltwellTraining The a/c was on a night cross country flight when according the accident card they had flown into un-forecast bad weather and while trying to descend through the cloud to determine their position the a/c struck the ground near Grindon and broke up over a wide area with the front end of the a/c being the most broken up section. Of the parts found at the crash site that were identifiable most were from the cockpit area, they were spread across almost the entire field indicating the front end of the aircraft was completely destroyed as the a/c slid across the field. KilledNewcastle Upon Tyne (Byker and Heaton) Cemetery Section A.N. Grave 152
Son of Moses and Ellen Maria Hayton, of Walker, Newcastle-on-Tyne
1750 HaywardDesmond DavidSergeant651764Age 20Flight EngineerRAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-02-03StirlingIR9250AA-WRAF Newmarket, Suffolk1821Hamburg See archive report for further details KilledAmersfoort (Oud Leusden) General Cemetery Plot 13. Row 5. Grave 90
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