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#	Name*	First Names	Rank	RAF Equivalent 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
3501	Box	George Walter	Flight Sergeant		1578935			Air Gunner	DFM	RAFVR	Bomber Command	100Sqn	1944-01-30	Lancaster	III	ND398	HW-B	RAF Grimsby	1713	Berlin	See archive report for further brief details	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery. Grave Ref. 7. A. 20				Read Archive Report
3502	Box	Malcolm	Flight Sergeant		420859		Australia			RAAF		53Sqn RAF	1944-04-17												RAAF Honour Roll
3503	Box	Norman L	1st Lt		O-763051		USA	Pilot		USAAF	364th Fighter Group	385th Fighter Squadron	1944-11-21	P-38 Lightning (P-51 Mustang mid 1944)							0.5 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
3504	Boxall	G R	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	100Sqn	1944-03-24	Lancaster	III	ND328	HW-W	Grimsby	2216	Karlsruhe	Crashed St Martens-Voeren {Liege}	Killed	Heverlee War Cemetery Belgium		Paradie Archive Database
3505	Boxall	Charles Frank	Flight Lieutenant		69472	1914		Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber Command	105 Sqn	1944-03-22	Mosquito	IX	LR476	GB-	Marham	19:56	Deelan	The aircraft returned and landed at 22:50. As it landed a bomb fell from the starboard wing and exploded. This caused the disintegration of the starboard wing and set fire to the aircraft, killing one of the crew and injuring the other.	Killed	Cambridge City Cemetery Grave 14711			Son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boxall, of Sudbury Hill, Harrow, Middlesex
3506	Boxsell	W K	Flying Officer							RAAF	Bomber Command	467Sqn RAAF	1944-10-28	Lancaster	III	LM746	PO-	Waddington	2214	Bergen	The aircraft was badly damaged during a mid air collision with another aircraft from the squadron (which managed to land safely) After jettisoning the bomb load over the sea they returned inland. All but three of the crew baled out whilst the pilot, flight engineer and navigator remained and managed to fly the aircraft into Carnaby. Aircraft subsequently damaged beyond repair.	Safe
3507	Boy	R	Adjutant				France	Pilot		Free FFAF	Fighter	Groupe de Chasse 1/2 'Cigognes' 329Sqn Free French	1944-08-22	Spitfire	IX	NH521	A			Recce	Crashed near Vauville					boyx
3508	Boyce	W G	Flight Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	460Sqn RAAF	1944-04-09	Lancaster	III	JB734	AR-R2	Binbrook	2115	Gardening	Crashed Gunderup Denmark	Killed	Esbjerg (Fourfelt) Cemetery Denmark
3509	Boyce	C D	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	207Sqn	1944-06-21	Lancaster	III	LM578	EM-L	Spilsby	2321	Wesseling	Crashed off Dutch coast	Killed	Runnymede		Paradie Archive Database	Nachtjagd War Diaries Volume 2. This aircraft was claimed by Hptm Martin Drewes (Stab III./NJG1). 15 km North West of Schouwen (KH-1/JH-7) at 1,500m. Time 02:35. This would be his 47th kill. See Kracker Archive on this site. The references in brackets refer to the Beacons (Holding Points)where German aircraft would circle until vectored on to enemy aircraft or they had a visual sighting. (Additional information from John Jones)
3510	Boyce	Robert Richardson	Sergeant		(R/138379) J/90467	25 Dec 1915	Canadian	Wireless Operator		RCAF	Bomber Command	428 Sqn RCAF	1944-08-16	Lancaster	X	KB751	NA-Q	Middleton St George	215	Stettin	See Archive Report	Missing - believed killed	Runnymede Memorial Panel 249	courtesy Claude Lafleur	Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
3511	Boyce	T W	Pilot Officer							RNZAF	Bomber Command	166Sqn	1944-06-12	Lancaster	III	LM581	AS-X	Kirmington	2238	Gelsenkirchen	Crashed near Tongeren {Gelderland}	Killed	Epe General Cemetery
3512	Boyce	K A	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	207Sqn	1944-07-07	Lancaster	I	LM218	EM-N	Spilsby	2247	St-Leu	Crashed at Haudricourt {Seine-Maritime}	Killed	Haudricourt Communal Cemetery
3513	Boyce	R J	Sergeant								Bomber Command	49Sqn	1944-04-26	Lancaster	III	JB679	EA-D	Fiskerton	2131	Schweinfurt	Crashed Bure {Meuse}	Killed	Bure churchyard
3514	Boyce	Donald George Neville	Flight Sergeant		1432345			Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber Command	578 Sqn	1944-04-22	Halifax	III	MZ518	LK:C	Burn	22:44	Dusseldorf	MZ518 was claimed by Ofw.Hans Zettel, his 2ns Abschuss, from 2./NJG6 over Eppinghoven, W. Dinstaken at 5.000 m at 01:38 hrs. Victory confirmed 08.09.1944. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (16 March 1944 - 11 May 1944) Part 2 - Theo Boiten)	Killed	Reichswald Forest War Cemetery Joint Grave 7.B.13			Son of Harry Pierce Boyce and Florence Boyce, of Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol.
3515	Boyce	D G N	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	578Sqn	1944-03-13	Halifax	III	LK756	LK-J	Burn	2219	le Mans	Crashed near Selby
3516	Boyce	William George	Flight Sergeant		421239		Australia			RAAF		460Sqn RAAF	1944-04-10												RAAF Honour Roll
3517	Boyce	Richard Francis	Flying Officer		413520		Australia			RAAF		78Sqn RAAF	1944-10-29												RAAF Honour Roll
3518	Boyce	Ernest Avery	Flight Lieutenant			1915 Bristol		Pilot	DFC 1939-45 Star; Atlantic Star; Africa Star, clasp, North Africa 1942-43; Italy Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45; Air Efficiency Award, Malta, 50th Anniversary Medal	RAFVR		42Sqn 86Sqn 203Sqn 69Sqn										Survived war. Died Frenchay Hospital Bristol Sep 1993				Flew in over 30 different types of aircraft, undertook 2,553 hours and 50 minutes of flying hours during the Second War, and flew at least 164 operational sorties - many of which were with 69 Squadron, whilst based at Luqa, Malta DFC Citation 7 Jan 1944: ‘Flight Lieutenant Boyce is a pilot of Number 69 (G.R.) Squadron, and has now completed one hundred and fifty operational sorties involving a total of six hundred and ninety four hours flying. Since his arrival on Malta on 24th April 1943, he has flown forty eight sorties with a total of two hundred hours flying. This officer has been engaged in the Mediterranean theatre of operations continuously since 9th June 1941. Operating from the Middle East with Blenheim, Maryland and Baltimore aircraft he took part in many offensive operations, including low level shipping strikes and patrols. During his tour of duty in Malta his work on anti-submarine patrol has been of the highest value to Allied convoys. Flight Lieutenant Boyce’s flying ability has always been of the highest and he has spared no effort to ensure that each task allotted to him is carried out to a satisfactory conclusion. By his example and enthusiasm for operations this officer has proved himself an invaluable member of the Squadron. ’ educated at South Bristol Central School. Enlisted for air crew in 1939, commissioned in 1942. Act. Flt. Lt. Boyce is the second of three brothers in the RAF and Fleet Air Arm, the youngest of whom, Sgt. A.G. Pter Boyce, was a PoW in Germany. A son of Mr and Mrs T. G. Boyce, Flt. Lt. Boyce, was a fitter with Bristol Gas Co. before entering the RAF a few months before the war. Went to the Middle East. Has made a dozen operational flights. He is well known in Bristol sporting circles, being a keen track runner with the Imperial Club, and boxing champion of South Central School.’ Boyce joined the RAFVR in March 1939, and carried out his initial pilot training at No. 33 and No. 11 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training Schools. He was posted for operational flying to 42 Squadron (Beauforts), Thorney Island, in May 1940. Boyce flew in one operational sortie with the Squadron, which was the bombing raid on Vaernes Airfield, Norway, 20 June 1940. After postings to No. 1 School of General Reconnaissance, No. 1 O.T.U., Silloth and to the Coastal O.T.U. at Chivenor, Boyce was posted to 86 Squadron (Blenheims), Gosport in February 1941. The Squadron were engaged in convoy escorts duties off the East Anglian coast from the end of March 1941. Boyce flew on a number of escorts before being posted overseas for service with 203 Squadron. Having flown via Gibraltar and Malta, Boyce joined his new squadron at Kabrit, Egypt during the first week of June 1941. He flew Blenheims in a large number of reconnaissance missions over the Mediterranean, and advanced to Warrant Officer in October of 1941. Boyce was commissioned Pilot Officer in March 1942, and continued to be engaged on anti-submarine and shipping patrols - now in Marylands. Boyce was posted to No. 2 Aircraft Delivery Unit in August 1942, and flew a large number of aircraft across Africa over the following months. Boyce advanced to Flying Officer, and returned to operational flying with 203 Squadron (Baltimores) in February 1943. He briefly commanded ‘A’ Flight, before transferring to 69 Squadron (Baltimores) at Luqa, Malta, in April 1943. Boyce flew a large number of shipping reconnaissance and anti-submarine patrols between April - December 1943. He married a Maltese girl during his posting, 17 July 1944. Having advanced to Flight Lieutenant in June 1943, Boyce returned to the UK and was posted as a pilot to Ferry Command Pool at Melton Mowbray in January 1944. After a number of postings, Boyce undertook a course to qualify as an instructor at No. 3 Instructors School, Lulsgate, from October - November 1944. Subsequent postings included the Empire Flying School, Hullavington; 105 O.T.U., Bramcote; No.. 1381 Transport Conversion Unit, Desborough; and No. 1383 Transport Conversion Unit. Boyce was posted to the Metropolitan Communication Squadron in March 1946, and his final posting was to the R.A.F. Establishment Transport Flight at Farnborough in May 1948 (awarded the Air Efficiency Award in March 1946). He left the service in December 1948, and subsequently joined 2152 Squadron, Air Training Corps at Filton, Bristol, in 1955. During his career he flew in over 30 different types of aircraft, undertook 2,553 hours and 50 minutes of flying hours during the Second War, and flew at least 164 operational sorties.
3519	Boyd	R H	Warrant Officer							RAAF	Bomber Command	103Sqn	1944-05-03	Lancaster	III	ND905	PM-B	Elsham Wolds	2158	Mailly-le-Camp	Crashed Villers-le-Chateau {Marne}	Killed	Villers-le-Chateau Churchyard
3520	Boyd	R T R	Flight Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	467Sqn RAAF	1944-12-17	Lancaster	I	PD215	PO-	Waddington	1638	Munchen	Collided with 50 Sqn Lancaster & abandoned near Chalons-sr-Marne
3521	Boyd	N C	Flight Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	90Sqn	1944-12-23	Lancaster	I	HE664	WP-V	Tuddenham	1146	Trier	Exploded over Hamm	Killed	Runnymede
3522	Boyd	George Patrick	Sergeant		1290787	Age 24		W/Op/Air/Gnr		RAFVR	Bomber Command	61Sqn	1944-10-14	Lancaster	I	ME595	QR-Y	RAF Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire	2251	Braunschweig	See archive report for further details	Killed	Hannover War Cemetery. Grave 2.G.15			Read Archive Report
3523	Boyd	Donald McMillan	P/O		J/91105			Air Bombadier		RCAF	Bomber Command	630Sqn	1944-09-11	Lancaster	I	PD283	LE-G	East Kirkby	2044	Darmstadt	Crashed at Schmidthachenbach	Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery. Burial Plot Coll. grave 8. D. 6-10.		Paradie Archive Database	Nachtjagd War Diaries Volume 2 It is possible that this aircraft was shot down by Hptm Kurt Fladrich (9./NJG4) Hunsruck, NE-N (RP-RO) at 4,200m. Time 00:20. If this is correct then it would be his 15th kill. See Kracker Archive on this site (Additional information from John Jones)
3524	Boyd	William James Victor	Flight Sergeant		428303			Air Gunner		RNZAF	Bomber Command	75 Sqn RNZAF	1944-09-11	Lancaster	I	LM268	AA:D	RAF Mepal, Cambridgeshire	19:35	Gardening	See Archive report for further details	Killed	Svino Churchyard. Collective grave 88				Read Archive Report
3525	Boyd	F	Sergeant								Bomber Command	158Sqn	1944-03-30	Halifax	III	HX322	NP-B	Lissett	2149	Nurnberg	Crashed Caumont	Killed	Caumont Churchyard
3526	Boyd	J T	Sergeant								Bomber Command	166Sqn	1944-05-08	Lancaster	I	ME806	AS-J2	Kirmington	1425	Pauillac	Collided with 166 Sqn Lancaster PD227 outbound & crashed	Killed	Runnymede
3527	Boyd	T	Sergeant		1340800			Engineer			Bomber Command	431Sqn RCAF	1944-01-28	Halifax	V	LK963	SE-H	Croft	2348	Berlin	Claim by Lt Bruno Heilig Stab NJG2 at 04:30. XI Luftgau crash report “Halifax 04:30 Webelsfelde 20km North West Schwerin NJ” Aircraft crashed 500m South West of the outskirts of Webelsfelde	PoW No. 1255, Stalag 357 Kopernikus
3528	Boyd	G K	Flight Lieutenant						DFC		Bomber Command	514Sqn	1944-01-30	Lancaster	III	DS706	JI-G	Waterbeach	1723	Berlin		Killed	Runnymede
3529	Boyd	Ronald Howard	Warrant Officer		416041		Australia			RAAF		103Sqn RAF	1944-05-04												RAAF Honour Roll
3530	Boyd	Leslie Cyril	Leading Aircraftman		40014		Australia			RAAF		3 W/T Station Batchelor	1944-01-23												RAAF Honour Roll
3531	Boyd	Roy Vincent	Flight Sergeant		421786		Australia			RAAF		58Sqn RAF	1944-08-21												RAAF Honour Roll
3532	Boyd	Norman Collis	Flight Sergeant		430112		Australia			RAAF		90Sqn RAF	1944-12-23												RAAF Honour Roll
3533	Boyd	Warren D	1st Lt		O-750525		USA	Pilot		USAAF	364th Fighter Group	383rd Fighter Squadron	1944-09-28	P-38 Lightning (P-51 Mustang mid 1944)							1 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
3534	Boyd	William Edward	2nd Lieutenant	Pilot Officer	O-706791		American	Bombardier		USAAF	8th Air Force	305th Bombardment Group (H), 365th Bombardment Squadron (H)	1944-07-21	B-17	G	42-97350	XK:?	Chelveston (Station #105), Northamptonshire, England		Schweinfurt (Mission #486), Germany	See Archive report for details	PoW, unknown camp					Archive Report
3535	Boyd	A. Nelles	Sergeant		R/212438		Canada	Air/Gnr		RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn RCAF	1944-04-08	Halifax	III	LW436	WL-Y	RAF Croft, Yorkshire	1029	Bois de Cassan	See archive report for further brief details provided by John Jones	Evader			Paradie Archive Database		Read Archive Report
3536	Boyd	Richard Edwin	Flight Lieutenant		133418	Age ?	British	Pilot	DFC	RAFVR	Bomber Command	51Sqn	1946-04-11	Avro York	685 I	MW252	-	RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk		Training	See archive report for further details	Seriously injured - survived		Courtesy Timothy Trimble		Richard Boyd was born in London, England and was a member of the RAF Air Training Corps before joining the RAF air crew. Assigned to the United States, in 1942 received his US Army Air Corps Wings. Richard graduated from the US Air Corps Training School as an instructor (1943). Richard flew the following aircraft in training. Tiger Moth(UK). Primary Training PT-17. Basic Training BT-13. Advanced Training. AT-6. Curtiss AT-9. Beechcraft AT-10. During 1944-1945 he returned to England and was assigned to the 3 Group Bomber Command / 195 Squadron.	Read Archive Report on this incident
3537	Boyd	Kenneth Leslie	Warrant Officer		NZ/411381	Age 24	New Zealand	Pilot		RNZAF	Coastal Command	540Sqn	1944-08-21	Mosquito	PR.XVI	MM360	-	RAF Benson, Oxfordshire	1330	Photo Reconnaissance	See archive report for further details	Killed	Runnymede Memorial. Panel 263	Courtesy Air Museum of New Zealand		Born on the -1st July 1920 in Palmeston North. Educated at Palmeston North Boys High School. A civil servant for Births, Deaths and Marriages in Wellington. Served 2 years in the territorial army. Enlisted at Levin on the 02nd March 1941 as a pilot under training. With No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School 11th April 1941. No. 2 Service Flying Training School 25th May 1941. Pilot badge awarded on the 05th July 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 16th Augusdt 1941. Embarked for Singapore on the 15th September 1941. Joined 242 squadron flying the Buffalo in October 1941Evacuated to NewZealand via Australia in March 1942. After serving with various units embarked for England on the 21st August 1943. Joined 540 squadron on the 13th June 1944. A total of 831 flying hours logged. 39 operational sorties. Son of Robert James Boyd and Minnie Boyd (née Diepenhelm), of Grey Lynn, Auckland, New Zealand.	Read Archive Report on this incident
3538	Boyd	James Omer	Staff Sergeant	Sergeant	14151660	5th November 1924 in Batton Rouge	American	Tail Gunner		USAAF	15th Air Force	744th Bombardment Squadron (H), 456th Bombardment Group (H)	1944.06.13	B-24	H	41-28817	?	Stornara airfield, Italy		München (Munich), Germany	See Archive report for details	PoW, Unknown PoW Camp					Read Archive Report
3539	Boyde	Russell	Sergeant		1479287			Air/Bmr		RAFVR	Bomber Command	166Sqn	1944-03-24	Lancaster	I	ME635	AS-C	RAF Kirmington, Lincolnshire	1835	Berlin	See archive report for further information	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery Collective Grave 5.B.17-22			Read Archive Report
3540	Boyde	Donald Clark	2nd Lieutenant	Pilot Officer	O-695572	1917	American	Navigator		USAAF	8th Air Force	850th Bombardment Squadron (H), 801st Bombardment Group (H) (Provisional)	1944-07-18	B-24	H	42-51187	:R	Harrington (Station #179), Northamptonshire, England		Carpetbagger	See Archive report for details	KiA	Repatriated at interred at the Beaver Cemetery and Mausoleum, Beaver County, Pennsylvania				Archive Report
3541	Boydell	J C B	Flight Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	463Sqn RAAF	1944-07-18	Lancaster	III	LM551	JO-G	Waddington	2253	Revigny	Crashed Canal de Marne	Killed	Choloy War Cemetery France
3542	Boydell	John Charles Broughton	Flight Sergeant		430247		Australia			RAAF		463Sqn RAAF	1944-07-19												RAAF Honour Roll
3543	Boydon	Ronald Arthur Blake	Sergeant W/Op Air Gunner		1435862					RAFVR	Bomber Command	207Sqn	1944-01-20	Lancaster	I	R5895	EM-B	RAF Spilsby, Lincolnshire	2011	Magdeburg	Shot down by night fighter - crashed Dannigkow	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery. Grave 5.B.29.			Read Archive Report
3544	Boyer	M W	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	425Sqn RCAF	1944-03-24	Halifax	III	LW425	KW-V	Tholthorpe	1852	Berlin	Crashed Seyda	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database	First French Canadian squadron
3545	Boyes	Leslie Campbell	Flying Officer		152153	7th June 1923 in Darlington, Durham		Bomb Aimer		RAFVR	Bomber Command	12Sqn	1944-06-29	Lancaster	I	LL910	PH:A	RAF Wickenby	12:12	Siracourt	Hit by Flak at 12000 ft and only partially abandoned before crashing at Troisvaux in the Pas-de-Calais, 2 km north of St-Pol-sur-Ternoise.	PoW No. 6494, Stalag Luft 3				Baled out
3546	Boyes	John Alfred	Sergeant		1621546			Wireless Operator/Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	51 Sqn	1944-08-12	Halifax	III	MZ349	MH:U	Snaith	21:09	Braunschweig	See Archive report for details	PoW No. 554, Stalag Luft 7					Read Archive Report
3547	Boyes	H	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	76Sqn	1944-01-21	Halifax	V	LK922	MP-L	Holme on Spalding Moor	2006	Magdeburg	Crashed at Helmstedt	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery
3548	Boyes	Haskell	Sergeant		15041483		American	Ball Turret		USAAF	8th Air Force	600th Bomber Squadron (398th Bombardment Group (H))	1944-04-10	B-17	G	43-38853	N8:L	Nuthampstead (Station #131), Hertfordshire, England		Oranienburg (Mission #938), Berlin, Germany	See Archive report for details	PoW Unknown camp					Archive Report
3549	Boykowski	Walter Alexander	Staff Sergeant		13171280	10th August 1923 in Pittock, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania	American	Tail Gunner	PH	USAAF	8th Air Force	862nd Bomber Squadron (493rd Bombardment Group (H))	1944-06-29	B-24 Little Warrior	H	42-94812	Issued but not displayed	Debach airfield (Station #152), Suffolk, England		Fallersleben (Mission #447), Germany	See Archive report for details	Killed	Repatriated on the 17th June 1949 and interred at the Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia in Section 34, Grave 1486				Archive Report
3550	Boylan	Michael Joseph	Pilot Officer		187754	Age 19		Flight Engineer		RAFVR	Bomber Command	432Sqn RCAF	1944-12-17	Halifax	II	NP699	QO-O	RAF East Moor, Yorkshire	600	Duisburg	See archive report for further details	Killed	Leopoldsburg War Cemetery: VIII.B.11.			Read Archive Report