AR banner
Back to Top
Allied Air Forces Losses and Incidents Database.

Allied Losses Nordic RAAF Losses RNZAF Losses USAAF Battle of Britain Paradie RCAF Archiwum Polish War Graves Runnymede Kracker Luftwaffe
Check the Databases Menu for the extensive list of our databases which represent decades of original research by our Editors
Search Tips •  Researching Your Loved OneContact us via Helpdesk for research on your loved one

Names in Database A -D • Names in Database E - K • Names in Database L - R • Names in Database S -Z
If you are unsure of the spelling of the name you are searching for, you can check all the names in this database

Data derived from many sources. Corrections/Additions welcomed via Helpdesk

NOTE ON DATES: IMPORTANT: For consistency, the Date is given as the date the mission TOOK OFF since the precise time of a loss is not always certain. Take Off date is unambigous and fixed in the official records, but obviously in those cases where the incident occurred before midnight UK time, then the Take Off Date will be the same as the Incident Date. Of course, most Bomber Command missions flew through midnight, therefore a Luftwaffe claim against a plane - or a locally generated crash report - may record the incident as occurring on the day following our Take Off Date. Bear this in mind when cross-referencing to our Luftwaffe Victories by Name/Date Database and other Luftwaffe sources. In some cases other sources may quote the date following our date, using locally generated reports as their source. To add to the potential for confusion, remember to take into account a Luftwaffe recorded date will be in local time, 1 hour ahead of UK time. When we discover a validated Incident Date we change our record if necessary.



Our hosting service imposes a 4-character search minimum for database tables. We have modified our databases to support 3-character name searches.

Add 'x' to 3-character name: e.g. to search for 'coe' put 'coex' in search box, for 'fox' put 'foxx'.

If you need help, EMAIL us with name and database to search and we will perform the search manually for you.
To search on squadron, append 'Sqn'. Examples: '72Sqn' or '416Sqn'


Thanks to Personnel of the Polish Air Force in Great Britain for supplementary data and images (marked with a chequerboard device) related to the Polish Air Force, and many images courtesy of our respected colleagues Wojtek Matusiak and Robert Gretzyngier. Other images from our own archives.
Responding to requests that respects may be paid in this database to a loved one or friend, or someone you want to recognize, an In Memoriam plaque may now be placed next to any entry. See our Donate Page for details. Search for In Memoriam in this database to see examples of plaques which have been placed.

Polish Air Force personnel have a supplementary database containing more information and many more entries. Check the following:
Personel Polskich Sił Powietrznych posiada dodatkową bazę danych zawierającą więcej informacji i wiele innych wpisów. Sprawdź następujące elementy:
Archiwum: PSP 1939 -1947 Database 17,000+ Polish Air Force Entries
ON REQUEST, MORE INFORMATION CAN OFTEN BE RETRIEVED FROM OUR RESEARCH ARCHIVE ON EVERY ENTRY, AND ON NAMES YET TO BE ENTERED.

See a sample search
If you would like our team to research a family member or friend who appears in this database, contact us via the Helpdesk. We will send you instructions.


Enter Your search conditions and click Search This
Searching for a 3-character name requires special treatment

These are the results of your search:

You searched for: “"RNZAF"

#Name*First NamesTitleRankRAF Equivalent RankService No.BornNationalityRoleAwardsAir ForceCommandUnitDateofIncident *See NoteAircraftTypeSerialCodeVictories (Fighters)BaseTimeMission                        Incident                        FateCommemoratedPhoto (Click to Expand)Referring Database                        Notes                        Links/Archive Reports
351 BlairNoel HensleySergeantNZ/404994Age 24New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command115Sqn
1942-04-12WellingtonIIIX3596KO-BRAF Marham, Norfolk2257Essen See archive report for further details KilledAmsterdam New Eastern Cemetery. Plot 85. Row D. Grave 13. Read Archive Report
352 BlairJ LFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command149Sqn (East India)
1943-01-03StirlingIR9334OJ-GTrainingOvershot on return to LakenheathInjured
353 BlairP LPilot OfficerNZ41865RNZAFBomber Command149Sqn (East India)
1943-05-01StirlingIIIBK696OJ-LLakenheath2130GardeningAbandoned on return
354 BlairWilliam GeorgeCorporalNZ/411154Age 23New ZealanderPassenger Ground crew (Fitter/ArmourerRNZAFTransport Command575Sqn RAF
1945-02-06DakotaIIIKG630I9-?RAF Broadwell, Oxfordshire935Ferry FlightSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledBrookwood Military Cemetery. Grave 25.E.10-16.Born on the 08th June 1921 at Auckland. Worked as a Fitter and Turner for H. Barney Ltd prior to service. Enlisted on the 19th February 1941 at Wigram. Embarked for England on the 27th October 1941. Son of William Morton Blair and Mary Jane Blair, of Point Chevalier, Auckland, New Zealand.
355 BlairKenneth SinclairFlying OfficerNZ/40962Age 25New ZealandPilot (Inst)RNZAFTraining CommandNo. 3 EFTS
1942-07-27Tiger MothIINZ1429-RNZAF Harewood, Christchurch, New Zealand945TrainingSee archive report for detailsKilledWellington Crematorium (Karori). Screen Wall
Born on the 09th January 1917 at Wellington. Moved to Australia and attended Scots College in Sydney and then to Sydney University. Returned to New Zealand and attended Victoria University College, Associate to the Hon Mr. Justice Blair. Served 6 months in territorial army. Enlisted at Levin on the 09th April 1940 as a pilot under training. With No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School 07th May 1940. Seriously injured in aircraft accident 19th June 1940. Rejoined 1 EFTS 30th December 1940. With No. 1 Flying Training School 18th January 1941. Pilot badge awarded on the 01st March 1941 and received his commission on the 12th April 1941. Flying Instructor School 21st April 1941.

Joining No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School 10th June 1941 as instructor. Baled out after wing failure, uninjured (LAC Bryan Walter Lambourne killed) 11th September 1941. Son of Kenneth John and Elizabeth Blair of Belmont and husband of Geraldine Mary Blair (née Litchfield, later Addison), of Wadestown, Wellington, New Zealand. 1046 hours solo with 990 hours on the Tiger Moth.

356 BlakeHarold RogerFlying OfficerNZ/401164Age 23New ZealandPilotDFC

RNZAFBomber Command22 OTU
1942-05-30WellingtonICDV701DD-PRAF Wellesbourne Mountford, Warwickshire2248KölnSee archive report for further detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 114
Courtesy AWMM

Born on the 23rd June 1917 at ChristchurchA. A mechanical engineer cadet for NZR at Christchurch. Served with RNZAF as civil reserve pilot with Canty Aero Club - first solo in February 1938, awarded his 'A' licence on the 01st June 1938. Enlisted ion the 09th April 1940 at Levin. Trained with No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School on the 07th May 1940 then with No. 1 Flying Training School on the 29th June 1940. Pilots badge awarded on the 24th August and commissioned on the 26th October 1940

Embarked for England on the 31st October 1940. Further training with 22 Operational Training Unit before joining 103 squadron on the 07th March 1941. Joined 150 squadron on the 11th July 1941. Attached to 20 Operational Training as instructor on the 06th January 1942. Son of Harold Rockwood and Margaret May Blake (née Hellyer), of Papanui, Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. DFC awarded whilst with 150 squadron on the 150 Squadron on 30th January 1942.

357 BlakeEric GeorgeFlying Officer429027New ZealandBomb AimerRNZAFBomber Command44Sqn
1944-05-03LancasterIIIEE185KM:ARAF Dunholme Lodge, Lincolnshire21:56Mailly-le-CampSee Archive report for detailsKiADreux Communal Cemetery. Row 1. Collective grave 13-16.
358 BlakemoreTrevor MorganSergeantNZ/413016Age 21New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining Command9 (O) Advanced Flying Unit. 25 Group1942-11-14Avro AnsonIDJ628-RAF Penrhos125TrainingSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 117

Courtesy AWMM

Born on the 10th July 1921 at Sutherlands. Worked as a postman exchange clerk for P and T Department at Pleasant Point prior to service. Enlisted at Levin on the 25th May 1941. Trained at No. 1 Elementary Flying Training School joining on the 06th June 1941. Then attached to No. 1 Flying Training School joining on 16th August 1941. Awarded pilots badge on the 18th October 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 24th November 1941. Embarked for England on the 18th December 1941. Further training with No. 3 Pilot Advanced Flying Unit then joined No. 9 (O) Advanced Flying Unit. as a staff pilot on the 30th May 1942

Son of William Henry and Annie Elizabeth Blakemore (nee Campon), of Timaru, Canterbury, New Zealand. A total of 555 flying hours logged

359 BlakewayR BSergeantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-09-15WellingtonIcX9759AA-FeltwellHamburg?PoW
360 BlanceIan EdwardPilot OfficerNZ/421496Sge 21New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-07-28LancasterIIIND756AA-MRAF Mepal, Cambridgeshire2200StuttgartSee Archive report for further detailsKilledMillery Communal Cemetery. Grave 4Burial Site

Attacker

Attacker Operational Record

Son of John William (died 29th June 1960, age 68) and Ivy Bertha Blance (née Devlyn - died 13th December 1982, age 91), of New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand. Half brother of P/O. John William Percival (killed on the 22nd September 1942, age 30) A total of 471 flying hours logged and understood to be on his 3rd operation.

361 BlanchardC FFlying OfficerNZ416445RNZAFBomber Command218Sqn
1943-05-25StirlingIIIEH887HA-ZDownham Market.0016.DusseldorfCrashed at DurenKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
362 BlanchetteClifford EugeneSergeantNZ/421666Born on the 15th July 1922 Age 21New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining Command7 Flying Instructors School. 23 Group1943-07-16OxfordIIX7255-RAF Upavon, Wiltshire1330TrainingSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledUpavon Cemetery. Row B. Grave 1

Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire

Son of James Butler and Kathleen May Blanchette (née Benseman, later Galvin), of Wanganui, Wellington, New Zealand. Prior to enlisting on the 07th March 1942 worked as an apprentice moulder. A total of 352 flying hours logged.
363 BlankJ F Flight SergeantNZ422175RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-06-22StirlingIIIBK810AA-GNewmarket2347MulheimCrashed E of Venray HollandKilledReichswald Forest War Cemetery
364 BlatchA FSergeantRNZAFBomber Command83Sqn
1940-09-23HampdenIL4049OL-AScamptonBerlinCrashed near BethenKilledBecklingen War Cemetery
365 BlaylockJackFlight SergeantNZ/392008Age 33New ZealandW/Op/Air/GunnerRNZAFCoastal Command249Sqn
1943-11-22HudsonIIIAFK758UA-?RAF Reykjavic, IcelandTrainingSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 198 Courtesy AWMM

Born on the 15th January 1910 at Nelson. Worked as a labourer for Public Works Department prior to enlisting at Levin on the 29th December 1939. Awarded his air gunners badge and promoted to sergeant on the 25th May 1942. Son of William and Margaret Ann Blaylock (nee Pope), of Havelock, Marlborough, New Zealand. 515 flying hours logged and completed 5 operational sorties.
366 BleaseJohn ThomasPilot Officer405221PilotRNZAFBomber Command97Sqn (Straits Settlements)
1942-07-13LancasterIR5558OF-TWoodhall Spa04:30DuisburgCrashed 3 miles off Wells NFKKilledBurial-St Mary Churchyard Great Bircham Ref-Plot 1 Row 3 Grave 5(Additional information from John Jones)
367 BleeC EFlying OfficerPilotFighter486Sqn RNZAF
1945-05-03TempestVEJ550Crashed at StadeInjured
368 BlewettR TFlight LieutenantRNZAFBomber Command110Sqn
1941-12-27BlenheimIVZ7317VE-LossiemouthCombined OpsShot down off Norwegian coastKilledSola Norway
369 BlewettT DFlight LieutenantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1945-01-16LancasterIPB761AA-YRAF Mepal, 2330Wanne-EickelCrashed at Woodditton CambsKilledCambridge City CemeteryRead Archive Report
370 BlighJackLACNZ/4211641Age ?New ZealanderArmorer - passengerRNZAFPacific Theatre 3Sqn (RNZAF)
1944-06-09VenturaPV-INZ4564MSN: 6092 Pallikulo Field, Espiritu Santo, New Hebrides 16:00Training See archive report for additional details Survived - injured- No further information - research continues
371 BlincoeKenneth HowardPilot OfficerNZ/412194Age 33New ZealandPilotDFC

RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-02-03StirlingIR9250AA-WRAF Newmarket, Suffolk1821Hamburg See archive report for further details KilledAmersfoort (Oud Leusden) General Cemetery Plot 13. Row 13. Grave 212
courtesy courtesy Auckland Library Heritage Collection
Archive Report
372 BlincoeK HFlight SergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-11-28StirlingIBK608AA-TNewmarket1810TorinoCrash landed at Stradishall
373 BloxhamM VSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-09-23StirlingIIIEH936JN-WMepal1926MannheimCrashed at DirmsteinKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
374 BluckN BPilot OfficerNZ40364RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-06-24StirlingIIIEH902AA-KNewmarket2323WuppertalCrashed off BevelandKilledVlissengen Northern Cemetery
375 BlundellJohn JamesSergeant22051431925Flight EngineerRAFVRBomber Command75 Sqn RNZAF
1944-07-20LancasterIIIPA967AA:DMepal23:20HombergPA967 was claimed by Ofhr. Gerhard Wartenborger, his 1st Abschuss, from 4./NJG3 SW of Eindhoven at 5.200m at 01:09 hrs. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (12 May 1944 - 23 July 1944) Part 3 - Theo Boiten). Crashed at around 01:00 hrs in open countryside some 4km north of Nederweert (Limburg), 4 km NE from the centre of Weert, HollandKilledJonkerbos War Cemetery Coll. grave 4.H. 2-8Son of John Thomas Blundell and Ellen Blundell, of Liverpool.
376 BlundenNeil RalphPilot OfficerNZ/403419PilotRNZAFBomber Command10Sqn
1942-03-30HalifaxIIW1044ZA-DRAF Leeming, North Yorkshire1851Tirpitz See archive report for further details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial, Panel 114 Read Archive Report
377 BoadenFrank BrucePilot OfficerNZ/411852PilotRNZAFBomber Command115Sqn
1942-09-14WellingtonIIIBJ693KO-JRAF Marham, Norfolk1958Wilhelmshaven See archive report for further information Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 115 Read Archive Report
378 BoagR JFlight SergeantRAAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-11-30LancasterINF980AA-FMepal1058OsterfeldCrashed target areaKilledReichswald Forest War Cemetery
379 BoagR JSergeant403753Air GunnerRNZAFBomber Command7Sqn
1942-06-01StirlingIN3750MG-DOakington2307EssenLost off the Dutch CoastPoW No. 393 Stalag Luft 6
380 BoagJ HFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command9Sqn
1944-12-11LancasterILM448WS-TLossiemouth308TirpitzForce landed at Vaudnas-berget SwedenInterned
381 BoardKenneth BirtSergeant3030159Flight EngineerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-08-07LancasterIHK567AA-CRAF Mepal, Cambridgeshire2202Mare de MagneSee archive report for further brief detailsEvaderNone - Survived the war
382 BodeJohn WilliamSergeant11857431920ObserverRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-05-22WellingtonIIIZ1566AA-KFeltwellTrainingThe 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.KilledBuxton Cemetery Grave 4181
Son of Howard James Bode and Caroline Bode, of Northfield, Birmingham
383 BodleyA JSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-04-16StirlingIIIBK664 ?AA-MNewmarket2200MannheimCrashed at base on return
384 BoeseFrank ArthurSergeant1293282Age 22NavigatorRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-02-03StirlingIR9250AA-WRAF Newmarket, Suffolk1821Hamburg See archive report for further details KilledAmersfoort (Oud Leusden) General Cemetery Plot 13. Row 5. Grave 92
Archive Report
385 BoeseF ASergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-11-28StirlingIBK608AA-TNewmarket1810TorinoCrash landed at Stradishall
386 BoesonJack LudwigWarrant OfficerNZ/412195Age 26New ZealandNavigatorRNZAFSouth Pacific4Sqn (RNZAF)
1944-01-02HudsonIIIANZ2065YZ-?RNZAF Nausori,FijiAMAnti-submarine patrolSee archive report for detailed informationMissing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 6Born on the 12th March 1918 at Lower Hut. A clerk for Lever Brothers. Enlistedas a pilot under training 13th April 1941. With No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School 24th May 1942. Pilot training terminated in June 1941. Embarked for Canada on the 29th August 1941 for navigator training. Awarded navigator badge and promoted to Sergeant on the 03rd January 1942. Returned to New Zealand on the 27th March 1942. With 10 Operational Training Unit on the 03rd April 1943 flying the Hudson. To Pacific to join 4 Squadron on the 01st June 1942. With School go General Reconnaissance 28th January 1943 flying the Anson. This was his second South Pacific tour. Son of George Ludwig (died 21st Jun 1941, age 45) and Vinola Daphne Boeson (née Edwards, later Smith) of Wellington, New Zealand.
387 BolandThomas LindsaySergeant415669th February 1916New ZealandAir Gunner (Mid Upper)RNZAFBomber Command61 Sqn
1942-08-20LancasterIR5543QR:TRAF Syerston11:55Anti-shipping patrolThe aircraft was on detachment to Coastal Command. Took-off from St. Eval to attack the tanker that had been the subject of the Sqn attention the previous day but crashed at Pontedorna near Cabanas, Spain.

Shared claim by Fw. Vincenz Giessübel and Oblt. Adolf Runge, both pilots from 13./KG 40, over Pontedorna 15 km SW of La Coruna, Spain. (OKL Fighter Claims - Reich & Western Front - 1942)
KiABilbao British Cemetery Plot 2. Row A. Coll. grave 6-11Auckland Weekly News, 30-12-1942
Initially buried in the churchyard at Jornes near the scene of the crash

Son of Thomas James Boland and Elizabeth Earl Boland, of Napier, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand
388 BolgerAlexander GordonFlight SergeantNZ/428226Age 23New ZealandAir BomberRNZAFBomber Command11 Operational Training Unit 92 Group1945-01-04WellingtonXHE740-RAF Westcott, Buckinghamshire1910TrainingSee archive report for further detailsKilledOxford (Botley) Cemetery. Plot H/1. Grave 241
Born on the 12th February 1921 at Invercargill. Worked as a farmer on his fathers farm prior to service. Enlisted at Woodbourne on 11th July 1842 Son of Percival Joseph and Hilda Maud Bolger (née Evans), of Hampden, Otago, New Zealand.
389 BolshawSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-12-27WellingtonIcZ8971AA-FeltwellBrestCrashed Dartmoor on return
390 BoltonGordon StuartWarrant OfficerNZ/403502Age 25New ZealandPilotRNZAFFighter Command213Sqn 243 Wing. 211 Group
1942-07-03HurricaneIicBN597AK-?LG 15 (Amiriya) Egypt1535ScrambleSee archive report for detailed informationKilledEl Alamein War Cemetery. Grave XIII. A. 3Born on the 23rd March 1917 in Woodville. Educated at Woodville Boys High School. A farmer on his fathers farm at Waipun. Enlisted as a pilot under training on the 28th September 1940 at Levin. With No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School 27th December 1940 with his first solo on the 04th January 1941. With No. 3 Flying Training School on the 08th February 1941. Pilots badge awarded on the 24th March 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 03rd May 1941.

Embarked for England 26th May 1941. At No. 3 Personnel Reception Centre 03rd July 1941. With No. 9 Service Flying Training School 23rd July 1941. No. 61 Operational Training Unit 30th September 1941 flying the Spitfire. 154 squadron 20th November 1941. 616 squadron 05th January 1942 completing 1 operational sortie. With 2 Personnel Dispatch Centre and embarked for Gibraltar 01st March 1942. Embarked on HMS Eagle in the same month. Flew a Spitfire off Eagle to Malta and joined 126 squadron on the 21st March 1942, carried out 4 operational sorties. Joined 213 squadron 21st May 1942.

Son of Joseph Cheney Hindmarsh (died 27th March 1942, age 51) and Jessie Lockett Bolton (née Abercombie, later Turner - died 21st December 1981, age 87), of Woodville, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand.

391 BomfordJohn HamiltonFlying OfficerNZ/413808Age 24New Zealand PilotRNZAFBomber Command1651 Heavy Conversion Unit1942-10-27StirlingIBF314YRAF Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire147TrainingSee archive report for further detailsInjured - died of woundsCambridge City Cemetery. Grave 14734.
courtesy Auckland Memorial
Read Archive Report
392 BondG A ASergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-31StirlingIIIEF501AA-KMepal2023BerlinCrashed at PotsdamPoW
393 BondBruce Alexander GodleyPilot OfficerNZ/402977Age 28New ZealandW/Op/Air/GnrRNZAFTransport6Sqn (RNZAF)
1943-06-05CatalinaPB-5NZ4006-RNZAF Luthale Bay, Fiji430Ferry flightSee archive report for detailed informationMissing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 5

Born on the 31st May 1915 in Dannevirke. Son of Eli (died 18th July 1962) and Sara Olive Bond (née Olsen - died 18th April 1939, age 55), of Napier, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand and husband of Marjorie Bond (née Hughes), of Calgary, Alberta, Canada
394 BonhamGordon Loversidge 'Snowy'Flight LieutenantNZ/402434Age 23New ZealandPilotDFCRNZAFFighter Command243Sqn

FIU 501Sqn 501Sqn
1944-09-25TempestVEJ590SD-L1 enemy aircraft destroyed, 1 damaged an 5 V1's destroyed.RAF Bradwell Bay, Essex1850Diver PatrolSee archive report for further detailsKilledBrookwood Military Cemetery. Grave 8. AA. 15.

Born on the 24th March 1921 at Dunedin. A telephonist for P an T Department of Christchurch before enlisting on the 25th November 1950 at Wigram. Son of Frederick Thomas Bonham and Beatrice Mary Bonham (née Loversidge), of 474 Worcester Street, Christchurch, New Zealand. 957 flying hours logged with 94 on the Tempest. Carried out 53 operational sorties in a Spitfire with a further 41 on the Tempest
395 BonischL LPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-06-10LancasterIME702AA-QMepal2309DreuxKilledBayeaux War Cemetery France
396 BoocockWFlying OfficerRNZAFBomber Command550Sqn
1944-07-12LancasterILL796BQ-ONorth Killingholme2137RevignyCrashed at Fains-les-Sources {Meuse}KilledPerreuse Chateau Franco British National Cemetery
397 BookerLeonard PercyPilot OfficerNZ/391207Age 29New ZealandW/Op/Air/GunnerRNZAFTraining CommandTorpedo Training Unit
1942-09-02BeaufortIN1180S RAF Abbotsinch, Renfrewshire, Scotland 22:40TrainingSee Archive report for detailsKilledCampbeltown Cemetery (Kilkerran). Division 4. Grave 600Born on the 25th April 1913 in Christchurch. Son of John Isaac (died 19th September 1944, aged 58) and Mary Booker (died 22nd July 1956, age 69) of New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand.
398 BoothRonaldSergeant1096896Flight EngineerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-06StirlingIBK614JN-HRAF Mepal, Cambridgeshire2145Gardening See archive report for further details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 143 Read Archive Report
399 BoothCSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-07-24LancasterIHK575AA-OMepal2149StuttgartCrashed near Burlioncourt {Moselle}KilledChateau-Voue
400 BoswellJ McLSergeantNZ414491RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-05-05StirlingIIIBF340AA-QNewmarket2153GardeningCrashed in the WaddenzeeKilledRunnymede

Results 351 to 400 of 4554.

« Previous | First | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | Current | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | Last | Next »