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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
17851 ZoockhanWPilot OfficerJ/6719PilotRCAFFighter403Sqn RCAF
1942-04-25SpitfireVbAB978RamrodCollided with nextKilledRunnymede Memorial United KingdomParadie Archive Database
17852 ZubackG AFlying OfficerRCAFBomber Command431Sqn RCAF
1945-03-22LancasterXKB808SE-YCroft1043HildesheimExploded over target areaKilledHannover War Cemetery
Paradie Archive Database
17853 ZubicFrank JosephFlying OfficerJ273194 Jan 1924, London, Ontario, CanadaCanadianAir Gunner RCAFBomber Command101 Sqn
1944-01-01LancasterIDV308SR:VLudford MagnaBerlinClaim by Ma.j Wilhelm Herget from Stab I./NJG4, his 58th Abschuss. The aircraft exploded in the air near Grandrieu South of Beaumont at 05:46 hrs. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (1 January - 15 March 1944) Part 1 - Theo Boiten)KiAGosselies Communal Cemetery Row 2 Grave 19
Paradie Archive DatabaseSon of Zachary and Annie (née Shoblanuik) Maslianka, of London, Ontario, Canada
17854 ZuckerW W TSergeantRCAFBomber Command424Sqn RCAF
1943-05-02WellingtonXHE692QB-TrainingCrashed near Penrhos airfield Paradie Archive Database
17855 ZukNWarrant Officer Class 2RCAF166Sqn
1944-07-25LancasterIIIJB649AS-ZKirmington2120StuttgartCrashed at AuxerreEvaderParadie Archive Database

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17856 ZulaufFranklin RoyFlying OfficerJ/17205CanadaBomb AimerDFM

RCAFBomber Command427Sqn RCAF
1944-03-30HalifaxIIILV898ZL-DLeeming2220Nurnberg Shot down by a night fighter and crashed over Herhahn whilst on a bombing raid to Nuremberg. Crashed Herhohn KilledRheinberg War Cemetery 14. E. 6.
Personnal date on Paradie RCAF Archive Halifax LV898, piloted by Squadron Leader J. M. Bissett, DFM was detailed to attack Nuremberg, as part of the main force of 795 aircraft, and was shot down by an enemy night-fighter and crashed at Herhahn, 4km north west of Schleiden, on 30-31 March 1944. All the crew were killed.

The raid on Nuremberg on the night of 30-31 March 1944 was the blackest night for Bomber Command in the whole of the War, with some 96 aircraft lost. 'The Bomber Command War Diaries' by Martin Middlebrook gives the following account: ‘This would normally have been the moon and stand down period for the main bomber force but a raid on the distant target of Nuremberg (8 hours round trip) was planned on the basis of a forecast predicting protective high cloud on the outward route. 795 aircraft were despatched. The German Controller ignored all diversions and assembled his fighters at 2 radio beacons which happened to be astride the route to Nuremberg. The first night fighters appeared just before the bombers reached the Belgian border and a fierce battle in the moonlight lasted for the next hour. 82 bombers were lost on the outward route. The action was much reduced on the return flight, when most of the night fighters had had to land but 96 bombers were lost in total, the largest Bomber Command loss of the war. The main raid over Nuremberg was a failure, the city was covered in thick cloud and a fierce cross wind which developed on the final target approach made the Pathfinder aircraft move too far to the East, little damage was caused. Subsequent research showed that 120 aircraft had bombed Schweinfurt, 50 miles to the North West of Nuremberg and that there had been a 10 mile ‘creep back’ in the main bombing.’ Three Halifax’s from 427 Squadron were lost in the raid with only two crew members surviving. 'The Nuremberg Raid' by Martin Middlebrook gives additional information onLV898: ‘At least nine flight commanders went missing, all killed. 427Sqn lost both A and B flight commanders- Squadron Leader’s Bissett, DFM, and Laird, DFC both Manitobans. Bissett’s crew had already caused anxiety on the squadron when starting their second tour by their apparent unconcern at the importance of keeping on course and his loss was not unexpected. In fact, Bissett’s Halifax had crashed almost exactly on track south of Aachen.’
17857 ZulinovVSergeantRCAFBomber Command50Sqn
1944-06-24LancasterIIIJA899VN-DSkellingthorpe2243ProuvilleCrashed at Ribeaucour {Somme}KilledFransu Churchyard Paradie Archive Database
17858 ZumarMosesWarrant Officer Class IIR/82050PolandCanadianPilotRCAFBomber Command407Sqn RCAF
1942-10-20HudsonVIEW921RAF St Eval, Cornwall EnglandAnti-SubmarineUnconfirmed - accidentMissingRunnymede Memorial, Panel 102.Paradie Archive DatabaseAccident report
17859 ZuntiJames JosephWarrant Officer Class 2R107172CanadaAir Gunner (Mid Upper)RCAFBomber Command50Sqn
1943-11-22LancasterIDV366VN:RRAF Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire16:44BerlinSee archive report for further informationKiABerlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery. Collective grave grave 1. C. 10-15.Paradie Archive Database
17860 ZywinaJohnFlying OfficerJ/28684PolandCanadianBomb AimerRCAFBomber Command138Sqn (Special)
1944-05-31HalifaxVLL419NF-VTempsford01:41SOEShot down by a He219 of the 3./NJG 1KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 249. United Kingdom
Accident report
17861 KnutsonVincent HaroldFlight SergentR/98799Age 21CanadaNavigatorRCAFCoastal Command 303 Ferry Training Unit
1943-02-22WellingtonVIIILA995- RAF Stornoray, Harris, Scotland 14:50Training See archive report for further details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 183
Born on the 18th September 1921 in Swift Current. Enlisted on the 25th October 1941 in Saskatoon. Son of Caleb Hiram Knutson (died 1990, age 95) and Margaret Knutson (née Pearson - died 1992, age 96).
Knutson Lake, Saskatchewan was named after Fll/Sgt. Knutson
17862 HollowellRobert SpencerSergeantR/51297CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE568QO-YRAF Portreath04:21Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 175. United Kingdom.
Accident reportReceived posthumous commission to Pilot Officer with new service number J/17511.
17863 KingWilliam RobertFlight SergeantR/125096CanadianBomb AImerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE568QO-YRAF Portreath04:21Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 176. United Kingdom.Accident reportReceived posthumous commission to Pilot Officer with new service number J/17510.
17864 DavisHarry LlewellynFlight Sergeant R/92672CanadianAir GunnerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE568QO-YRAF Portreath04:21Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 179. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17865 AllenJohn AndrewPilt OfficerJ/94125 (R/55068) Age 23CanadaRCAFFighter Command93Sqn RAF
1945-04-12SpitfireIXPT929HN-?ALG Ravenna, Italy12:00BombingSee Archive report for further detailsKilledFaenza War Cemetery. Grave VII.G.2.

Paradie Archive DatabaseBorn on the 20th November 1921 at Port Colborne, Ontario. Son of John Scott Allen (died 1953, age 68) and Ida Marie Allen (née Keiemp - died 1994, age 102), brother of P/O. James Gordon, Grace Margaret Spencer and Dorothy Jean of 75 Steele Street, Port Colbourne, Ontario, Canada. Epitaph/; 'The Lord Is My Shepherd'.
17866 CoatesAllan Cyrenius JamesCorporalR/107456CanadianPassenger
Electrician
RCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 187. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17867 LeitchJohn BruceLeading AircraftsmanR/115117CanadianPassenger
AE Mechanic
RCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 187. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17868 McCullochGordon SaundersFlying OfficerJ/20352CanadianPilotRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 174. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17869 GilliesKenneth MalcolmsonFlight SergeantR/115910CanadianNavigatorRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 181. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17870 GreigPatrick Joseph McCrohanFlying OfficerJ/20881CanadianBomb AImerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 173. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17871 NicolJames CharlesFlight SergeantR/115841CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 185. United Kingdom.Accident report
17872 McDougallGerard DanielFlight SergeantR/146698CanadianAir GunnerRCAFBomber Command420Sqn RCAF
1943-06-01WellingtonXHE961QO-RAF Portreath04:29Transit flight from UK to North Africa.Shot down by a Ju88 of KG 40 over the Bay of Biscay.KilledRunnymede Memorial, Panel 184. United Kingdom.
Accident report
17873 SchellLeonard FrancisPilot OfficerJ/43902CanadianNavigatorRCAF12 Operational Training Group5 OTU (RCAF)1944-05-29MitchellIIHD345RCAF Boundary BayCross country trainingCrashed in side of mountainKilledOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada
Accident report
17874 WhitlockHarold BrandFlying OfficerJ/28562CanadianPilotRCAF12 Operational Training Group5 OTU (RCAF)1944-05-29MitchellIIHD345RCAF Boundary BayCross country trainingCrashed in side of mountainKilledOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada
Accident report
17875 MansonHarald MagnusSergeantR/192989CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAF12 Operational Training Group5 OTU (RCAF)1944-05-29MitchellIIHD345RCAF Boundary BayCross country trainingCrashed in side of mountainKilledOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 5. Canada
Accident report
17876 JohnstonClarence ArthurSergeantR/275157CanadianAir GunnerRCAF12 Operational Training Group5 OTU (RCAF)1944-05-29MitchellIIHD345RCAF Boundary BayCross country trainingCrashed in side of mountainKilledOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 5. Canada
Accident report
17877 RoachPatrick RedmondSergeantR/74317CanadianPilotRCAFTraining Command61 Operational Training Unit. 81 Group1941-12-15SpitfireIaX4923RAF HestonTrainingSuddenly dove into ground and explodedKilledHounslow Cemetery, Plot D. Row E. Grave 4. United Kingdom
Accident report
17878 PattersonGeorge FredrickPilot OfficerC/47487CanadianFlight EngineerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.
Accident report
17879 BleskyMichael HarrisPilot OfficerJ/48664CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.
Accident report
17880 ButlerGeorge Edwin CharlesFlight LieutenantJ/13114CanadianPilotRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 3. Canada.Accident report
17881 FeilEdward GeorgeLeading AircraftsmanR/114730CanadianArmourerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 5. Canada.Accident report
17882 WestphalJohn LorneFlying OfficerJ/36036CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.Accident report
17883 GeorgeAlan BaldwinFlying OfficerJ/14692CanadianPilotRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.Accident report
17884 LynamFrancis WilliamFlying OfficerJ/29323CanadianNavigatorRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.Accident report
17885 ThomsonRoss CorriePilot OfficerC/50236CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.Accident report
17886 WelshJohnPilot OfficerJ/48662CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFWestern Air Command (RCAF)4Sqn RCAF
1944-11-14CansoA11017RCAF TofinoAnti-SubmarineFailed to return from patrolMissingOttawa Memorial, Panel 3. Column 4. Canada.Accident report
17887 BrownJohn StanleyFlying OfficerJ/22188Age 24CanadaAir BomberRCAFBomber Command 148Sqn RAF
1944-02-03HalifaxB.IIJP292FS-WBrindisi, Italy20:45 SOE - Sombor, Yugoslavia, (Serbia), Italy See archive report for full details Killed Belgrade War Cemetery, Yugoslavia, Collective grave 1.E.1-7 Born on the 23rd January 1920 in Wetaskawin, Albert, Canada. Enlisted on the 29th October 1941. Son of Herbert Brown (died 1956, age 78) and Laura Brow (née Martin - died 29th January 1962, age 83) of Wetaskawin, Albert, Canada
17888 Dowland Herbert Lloyd Warrant Officer Class 1R124115 Born on the 3rd November 1918 in Bradwardine, ManitobaCanadianPilotRCAFMiddle East Command 114Sqn
1944.08.25BostonIVBZ490RT:RCecina12:11Air Test The findings of the investigation found that the pilot lost control of the aircraft which crashed into the sea about 5 miles north of Piombino at about 12:40 hrs. The aircraft crashed into 7 fathoms (45 feet) of water. MissingMalta Memorial, Panel 16, Column 2 Son of Edward Henry and Clara (née Wolrige) Dowland of Bradwardine, Manitoba, Canada
17889 NadeauFrancis GabrielFlight SergeantR/54993CanadianWireless Operator/Air GunnerRCAFMiddle East148Sqn RAF
1941-11-13WellingtonIIZ8338BS-ZLG106 Egypt14:00Bombing BenghaziShot down over the MediterraneanKilledAlamein Memorial, Column 246. Egypt.
Accident report
17890 Hadley Robert Stewart Flying OfficerJ2662213th April 1923 in Haliburton, OntarioCanadianAir Gunner (Rear)RCAF 38 Group, Air Defence Great Britain/Fighter Command (ADGB) 190Sqn
1944-04-11StirlingVI LJ822DRAF Tarrant Rushton, Dorset23:42SOESee Archive Report for detailsKiA Brookwood Military Cemetery, Collective grave 24. D. 9-11
17891 WeaverClaudePilot OfficerJ/18784USAAmericanPilotDFC

DFM

MID
RCAFFighter403Sqn RCAF
1944-28-01SpitfireIXMA642KH-Kenley15:00Ranger 22Shot down by enemy fightersKilledMeharicourt Communal Cemetery, Brit. Plot. Grave 9. France.
Accident report
17892 ParadisJoseph Hubert RogerPilot OfficerJ/15262CanadianPilotRCAFMiddle East249Sqn
1942-07-22SpitfireVCBR128GN-RAF Ta Kali, Malta11:15InterceptionShot down over the MediterraneanKilledMalta Memorial, Panel 4, Column 2. Malta
Accident report
17893 WickerWalter CharlesFl/Sgt. R/74415Age 22USAPilotRCAFFighter Command133Sqn
1942-04-27SpitfieVbBM264MD-? 'Shetlander'RAF Kirton-in-Lindsey, Lincolnshire14:00Circus 142See archive report for further detailsKilledHawkinge Cemetery. Plot O. Row 2. Grave 56<
Also remembered on family grave in Graceland Cemetery in Chicago, Illinois, USA.

Born on the 14th January 1922 in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The only son of Walter Charles Sr. (19th July 1898 - 03rtd May 1964, age 65) and Ireene Maud Wicker, (née Seaton ( 24th November 1900 - 19th Nov 1987, age 86) of 5 East 54th Street, New York City, USA As Ireene Wicker (she had added t, Illinois he extra ''e' to her first name on the advice of an numerologist who told her it would bring her prosperity), brother of Nancy Deborah Wicker (11th December 1925 - 02nd May 2016, age 90) husband husband, of Arieh Eilan (9 Apil 2009, age 83). His fathers first marriage was to the film actress Valia Kereelova Wickerin 1937 (née Venitskya, 09th December 1899 - 26th June 1993, age 93, her third marriage)
Epitaph: 'A Valiant Soldier Who Died So That Democracy May
17894 KemleyHarold Joseph Sydney Flight Lieutenant128489UKNavigatorRAFVRBomber Command432Sqn RCAF
1944-07-25HalifaxVIINP687QO-ARAF East Moor21:09Bombing StuttgartShot down over France by a Ju88 night fighter of 5/NJG-4Baled out & evaded Accident Report
17895 JustavsonGernard Roy Flight SergeantR/174951CanadianAir GunnerRCAFBomber Command432Sqn RCAF
1944-07-25HalifaxVIINP687QO-ARAF East Moor21:09Bombing StuttgartShot down over France by a Ju88 night fighter of 5/NJG-4Baled out & evaded Accident Report
17896 Chamberlain Harry Pilot Officer172208UKFlight EngineerRAFVRBomber Command432Sqn RCAF
1944-07-25HalifaxVIINP687QO-ARAF East Moor21:09Bombing StuttgartShot down over France by a Ju88 night fighter of 5/NJG-4Baled out & evaded Accident Report
17897 Calderwood William Flying Officer162625UKWireless Operator/Air GunnerRAFVRBomber Command432Sqn RCAF
1944-07-25HalifaxVIINP687QO-ARAF East Moor21:09Bombing StuttgartShot down over France by a Ju88 night fighter of 5/NJG-4Baled out & evaded Accident Report
17898 WrightStephen Pickering Flying Officer159668UKAir GunnerRAFVRBomber Command432Sqn RCAF
1944-07-25HalifaxVIINP687QO-ARAF East Moor21:09Bombing StuttgartShot down over France by a Ju88 night fighter of 5/NJG-4Baled out but killed on landingVillampuy Communal Cemetery, France Accident ReportSon of Stephen Pickering Wright and Mary Wright, of Slough, Buckinghamshire; husband of Rose Florence Wright.
17899 VilleneuveJules Robert ReneSergeantR/199834CanadianNavigatorRCAFBomber Command22OTU
1944-11-20WellingtonXMF509OX-FRAF Stratford-Upon-Avon19:26Night cross country navigation trainingCrashed in mountain sideKilledChester (Blacon) Cemetery, Sec. A. Grave 57. United Kingdom
Accident report
17900 AllisonWilliam JosephFlight LieutenantJ/20861CanadianBomb AImerRCAFBomber Command22OTU
1944-11-20WellingtonXMF509OX-FRAF Stratford-Upon-Avon19:26Night cross country navigation trainingCrashed in mountain sideKilledChester (Blacon) Cemetery, Sec. A. Grave 143. United Kingdom
Accident report

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