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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
3551 SamsonGeorge KingFlight SergeantNZ/402563Age 27New ZealandNavigatorGoldfish Club


RNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-06-22StirlingIIIEF408AA-PRAF Newmarket, Suffolk2340MulheimCrashed near GelsinkirchenKilledReichswald Forest War Cemetery. Collective grave 19.G.4-6

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Born on the 05th January 1916 at Gisborne. Worked as a sheep farmer for Daniel Ridiford of Te Awaiti Station prior to service. Served 2 and half years in the territorial army. Enlisted in the RNZAF as a pilot under training on the 10th of July 1940. Flying training at No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School. Pilot training terminated on the 19th of January 1941. Began training as a navigator on the following day. Embarked for Canada on the 27th of February 1941. Observer badge awarded and promoted to sergeant on the 22nd July 1941.

Embarked for England on the 28th of August 1941. Further training with 11 Operational Training Unit commencing 30th September 1941. On the 04th October 1942 further training with 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit at Waterbeach. Finally joining 75 (NZ) Squadron on the 28th of November 1942.

Son of Walter (died on the 16th May 1931, aged 56) and Margaret Mary Samson (née Hooper - died 22nd October 1943, age 67), of Wellington City, New Zealand. A total of 230 flying hours logged and on his 14th operational sortie.

3552 SamsonGeorge KingSergeantNZ/402563New ZealandNavigatorRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-04-10StirlingIIIBF455AA-YRAF Newmarket, Suffolk2355FrankfurtHit by A.A. fire and enemy night fighter. Ran out of petrol and ditched in Channel off Shoreham Sussex.

See archive report for further details

RescuedLater: Reichswald Forest War Cemetery. Collective grave 19.G.4-6

Archives

Accident reportBorn on the 05th January 1916 at Gisborne. Worked as a sheep farmer for Daniel Ridiford of Te Awaiti Station prior to service. Served 2 and half years in the territorial army. Enlisted in the RNZAF as a pilot under training on the 10th of July 1940. Flying training at No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School. Pilot training terminated on the 19th of January 1941. Began training as a navigator on the following day. Embarked for Canada on the 27th of February 1941. Observer badge awarded and promoted to sergeant on the 22nd July 1941.

Embarked for England on the 28th of August 1941. Further training with 11 Operational Training Unit commencing 30th September 1941. On the 04th October 1942 further training with 1651 Heavy Conversion Unit at Waterbeach. Finally joining 75 (NZ) Squadron on the 28th of November 1942.

Son of Walter (died on the 16th May 1931, aged 56) and Margaret Mary Samson (née Hooper - died 22nd October 1943, age 67), of Wellington City, New Zealand. A total of 230 flying hours logged and on his 14th operational sortie.

3553 SandersF GFlight LieutenantRNZAFBomber Command15Sqn
1944-11-16LancasterIIIPB137LS-UMildenhall1335HeinsburgKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
3554 SandersG HFlying OfficerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-07-28LancasterIIINE148AA-HMepal2155StuttgartCrashed at YevresEvader
3555 SandersonAlbert LeonardSgt. PilotNZ/41363Age 22New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command11 OTU
1941-12-15Wellington IcX3170Not knownRAF Bassingbourn, CambridgeshireTake off time not known - crashed at about 2300 hrsNight cross country trainingDived at shallow angle into the ground - no cause establishedKilledBassingbourn Cum Kneesworth Cemetery, Cambridgeshire. Row DD. Grave 10
Courtesy AWM
Son of John (died on the 24th September 1940, age 74) and Sarah Annie Sanderson (married 1899 in Northamptonshire, England - née Claxton - died in 1937, age 67), husband of Avis Mary Sanderson (married in 1941 in New Zealand - née Phelan - died on the 18th August 2008, age 89), brother of Robert Harrison (died 1954), Louisa (died 1997), George Cleveland (died 1967), Walter Eric (died 1986) and Ernest Claxton (died 1915) of 21 Lochend Street, Tainul, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand. 214 total flying hours logged, with 85 of these, solo - 26 on Wellingtons.
3556 SandersonJ AFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command166Sqn
1944-05-03LancasterILL743AS-UKirmington2200Mailly-le-CampCrashed Chapelle-Vallon {Aube}PoW
3557 SandersonRex MartynPilot Officer42727Born on the 08th June 1916 Age 24New ZealandPilotRAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1940-10-23WellingtonIcP9292AA-CRAF Mildenhall, Suffolk1145Potsdam, BerlinSee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 10

Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire

Son of Alexander and Adelaide Ida Sanderson (née Murray), of Auckland, New Zealand. Prior to service worked as a grocery assistant for Blue and White Coop. A total of 373 flying hours logged and on his 12th operation
3558 SandmanWarren JohnPilot OfficerNZ/401412PilotRNZAFFighter74Sqn
1941-06-27SpitfireVbW3210ZP-NSweepshot down by Bf109's from 1./JG26 and JG26PoW No: 4379 Camp: Stalag Luft Sagen and Belaria None - understood to have survived the war as Fl/Lt. Read Archive Report
3559 SandmanDonald AnsleyFlying Officer425943Born on the 15th March 1917New ZealandPilotRNZAFBomber Command70 Squadron (Middle East)
1944-21-10WellingtonXME957KFoggia No 2/Tortorella18:57Szombathely AirfieldSee archive report for further brief detailsKilledBudapest War Cemetery. Collective grave III.E.1-5.
courtesy Jenifer Lemaire
Born on the 15th March 1917 at Christchurch, the son of Donald McKay Sandman and Jessie Sandman (née Ansley), of Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand. Prior to enlisting worked as a storekeeper. A total 652 flying hours logged and having completes 38 operational sorties.
3560 SandsH PFlying OfficerRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-09-23StirlingIIIEH935JN-KMepal1952MannheimCrashed near DedsheimKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
3561 SandysJ F KFlying OfficerRCAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-03-12WellingtonIIIX3585AA-FeltwellKiel?KilledRunnymedeParadie Archive Database
3562 SangsterE MPilot OfficerRCAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-10-26WellingtonIcZ1168AA-FeltwellHamburg?PoW Paradie Archive Database
3563 SangsterE WPilot OfficerRCAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-09-28WellingtonIcR1177AA-Feltwell1920FrankfurtAbandoned near Sible Hedingham ESSEX Paradie Archive Database
3564 SansomeHSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1945-01-01LancasterIIIME321AA-NMepal1548VohwinkelCrashed near MaastrichtKilledRunnymede
3565 SansoucyJ G FSergeantR66953RCAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-06-14StirlingIBK646AA-NNewmarket2253GardeningCrashed at Moulines {Calvados}Evader Paradie Archive Database
3566 SaulNorman PriestlySergeantNZ/411730Age 20New ZealandObserverRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-09-06WellingtonIIIBJ765AA-LRAF Mildenhall, Suffolk105DuisburgSee archive report for further detailsKilledReichswald Forest War Cemetery. Grave 16.F.8-10.

Courtesy AWMM

Born on the 12th August 1912 at Transvaal, South Africa. Worked as a surveyor/draughtsman for Public Works Department at Whangarei. Enlisted on the 16th March 1941 at Levin. Embarked for Canada on the26th May 1941. Awarded observer badge and promoted to sergeant on the 25th October 1941.

Embarked for England 08th July 1942. After serving with various units joined 11 Operational Training Unit on the 12th May 1942. Joined 75 squadron on the 12th August 1942. Son of Walter Saul (died 16th June 1947, age 66), and of Eleanor Louisa Saul (née Holton - died 23rd December 1985, both buried at Maunu Cemetery, Whangārei), of Pretoria, Transvaal, South Africa. Later of Whangarei, Auckland, New Zealand. A total of 230 flying hours logged and on his 04th operational sortie.

3567 SaulAlfred Reginald PhilipSergeantNZ/39014Age 22New ZealandPilotRNZAFTraining Command11 Operational Training Unit
1942-08-05KittyhawkP-40ENZ3001-RNZAF Ohakea1430TrainingSee archive report for detailed informationKilledLower Hutt Cemetery (Taita Lawn). Grave 11. B. Soldiers

Born on the 24th July 1920 in Petone. Educated at Hutt Valley Technical College. Worked as a store man for W.D an H.O Wills Limited in Perone. Served in territorial army for 30 months. Enlisted at Rongotai as an aircraft hand. Remustered as a pilot under training on the 28th July 1940. With No. 3 Elementary Flying Training School 25th August 1940. With No. 2 Flying Training School 26th October 1940. Pilot badge awarded on the 17th January 1941 and promoted to sergeant on the 08th February 1941. Embarked for Singapore on the 27th February 1941. Joined 243 squadron on the 24th March 1941 flying the Buffalo.

Son of Reginald Wyndham Saul (WW1 7/1781, Trooper with Canterbury Mounted Rifles, 7th Reinforcement - died 18th February 1941, age 54), and of Emma Clara Saul (née Williams - died 14th September 1959, age 67), of 3 Aurora Street, Petone, New Zealand.

3568 SaundercockCharles LittleFlight Sergeant404949New ZealanderNavigatorRNZAFBomber Command90 Sqn
1943-05-25StirlingIIIEH876WP:JRAF Ridgewell, Essex23:50DusseldorfSee archive report for further detailsMiARunnymede Memorial Panel 199

3569 SaundercockHenry LindsaySergeantNZ/405326PilotRNZAFFighter Command245Sqn1941-11-30HurricaneIICBD953MR-?RAF Chilbolton, Hampshire1500TrainingSee archive report for further detailsKilledBrookwood Military Cemetery. Grave 2.B.9
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3570 SaundersK FPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command35Sqn (Madras Presidency)
1942-08-11HalifaxIIW1242TL-GLinton on Ouse105le HavreAbandoned after hit by flakPoW
3571 SaundersESergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-31StirlingIIIEE918AA-DMepal2019BerlinCrashed at DerentalKilledHannover War Cemetery
3572 SaundersA FSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-08-30StirlingIIIEH938AA-FMepal.0019.MonchengladbachCrashed Lommel BelgiumKilledHeverlee War Cemetery Belgium
3573 SavageJ HSergeantRNZAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-07-28WellingtonIIIBJ599AA-FeltwellHamburgCrashed at Steinbeck GermanyKilledBecklingen War Cemetery
3574 SavageK E APilot OfficerBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1941-09-17WellingtonIcX9834AA-FeltwellKarlsruheCrash landed at HolsthumKilledRheinberg War Cemetery
3575 SavageWSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-12-16StirlingIIIEF163JN-LMepal1700GardeningCrashed at Sutton CambsKilled
3576 SavageThomas GeorgeAC1NZ/4214902Born on the 09th July 1921New ZealandPassengerRNZAFFar East2Sqn RNZAF1944-01-17VenturaPV-INZ45205533Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands1445Ferry Flightsee archive report for further brief detailsMissing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 9.

Courtesy Jenifer Lemaire

Son of George Savage and of Annie Reeves Savage (née Wilkinson), of Carterton, Wellington, New Zealand. Worked as an apprentice plumber for J. Moughan in Napier prior to service
3577 SavageRalph GordonLACNZ/4214285Age 36New ZealandPassengerRNZAFTransport Command40 Squadron (RNZAF)1945-09-24C-47B DakotaNZ3526-Whenuapai, Auckland, New Zealand530TransitSee archive report for further brief details and his lossMissing - believed killedBourail Memorial. Panel 9Born on the 22nd December 1908 at Pleasant Point. Enlisted on the 02nd November 1942. Son of George Savage (died 01st December 1919, age 47) and of Emily Elizabeth Savage (née Burrows - died 27th March 1964, age 84), of Riccarton, Canterbury, New Zealand. A carpenter by trade with Field Maintenance Unit.
3578 SawardHoward CharlesFlight Sergeant4194824th August 1920, Waikato, New ZealandNew ZealandPilotRNZAFFighter Command486 Sqn RNZAF
1943-09-24TyphoonIbEJ915SA-YRAF Tangmere1100RamrodPossible claim by Fw Siegfried Lemke 1/JG 2 - 6km South West of Honfleur: 800m at 12:05.PoW No. 659, Stalag Luft 6 Heydekrug


Courtesy Helen McFarlane

Killed flying a Meteor F.4 RA450 on the 26th August 1948
3579 SawardHoward CharlesPilot Officer401622224th August 1920, Waikato, New ZealandNew ZealandPilotRAFFighter Command, 11 Group222 Sqn
1948-08-26MeteorF4RA450RAF Thorney Island16:00Solo Cine Gun exercise13 minutes after taking off lost control and dived into the sea 3/4 miles off Shoreham by Sea.Killed - body not recoveredAuckland War Memorial


Courtesy Helen McFarlane

He was an experienced pilot, having flown 422 hours solo (40 on Meteor) in 63 wartime ops. During the war Saward served with the RAF as a member of the RNZAF. He flew operationally with the Takoradi Defence Flight and 128 Squadron, RAF, in West Africa and later from Britain with 486 Sqn, RNZAF, until shot down and captured in September 1943. It is believed that after WW2 Flt.Sgt. Saward transferred to the RAF.

The pilot had been performing very steep turns and failed to acknowledge radio calls. It was thought that he might have been become unconscious while manoevring.

Son of Charles Arthur and Alice Rosalind (née Wakelin) Saward and husband to Patricia May (née Harper) Saward of Auckland, New Zealand.
3580 Sawrey-CooksonReginaldWing Commander39574BritishPilotDSO

DFC

Bomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1942-04-05WellingtonIIIX3489AA-FeltwellKolnShot downKilledRheinberg War Cemetery

Portrait by Eric Kennington
SON OF CLEMENT SAWREY-COOKSON, AND OF MYRA SAWREY-COOKSON (NEE NEILSON); HUSBAND OF JOAN WYNNE SAWREY-COOKSON (NEE JEUDWINE), OF BOURTON-ON-THE-WATER, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Crew: Wing Commander R Sawrey-Cookson, Pilot Officer W F Budd (RNZAF), Sergeant E Hainsworth, Sergeant D P Stock, Flying Officer G E Mitchell (RCAF), Sergeant R H Emery: killed; Wellington X3489, 75 Squadron RNZAF; aircraft shot down and crashed near Cologne, Germany during an operational flight, 6 April 1942.

DFC Citation: Acting Flight Lieutenant Reginald SAWREY-COOKSON (38574), No. 149 Squadron. One night in November, 1940, this officer was detailed to attack a target at Gelsenkirchen. He was unable to locate his target owing to heavy cloud but, determined to find a profitable objective, he eventually located an unlighted aerodrome on which nine large bombers were lined up on the runway. Diving to 1,500 feet he made several runs over the aerodrome and, in spite of opposition from ground defences, dropped his bombs when sure of obtaining good results. He has consistently shown the utmost determination in locating and accurately bombing his target. Flight Lieutenant Sawrey-Cookson has completed many operational flights over enemy and enemy occupied territory.

DSO Citation: This officer has participated in numerous operational missions a's captain of aircraft. His tenacity and determination to seek and destroy his allotted target have been most marked. This was particularly so one night in March, 1941, when, in an attack on the enemy battle cruisers at Brest, he made twelve runs over the target before releasing his bombs. On a later occasion, when over Kiel, he was twice forced down to almost ground level by anti-aircraft fire but, in spite of damage to his aircraft, he came back each time, eventually releasing his bombs over the target. His gallantry and devotion to duty have been outstanding.
3581 SawtellA HFlight SergeantRAAFBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1944-02-24StirlingIIIEH948AA-QMepal1810GardeningKilledAabenraa Cemetery Denmark
3582 SawyerHSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-02-13StirlingIR9316AA-KNewmarket1753LorientAbandoned near PlouayPoW
3583 SaywellEdward WrightFlight SergeantNZ/415372Age 25New Zealand PilotRNZAFBomber Command35Sqn (Madras Presidency)
1943-07-13HalifaxIIHR819TL-KRAF Graveley, Huntingdonshire2334Aachen See archive report for further brief details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 199. Son of Raymond and Margaret Maud Saywell (née Vickers), of New Plymouth, Taranaki, New Zealand.
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3584 ScanlonArthur Joseph StephenFlight SergeantNZ425468Wireless Operator/Air GunnerRNZAFBomber Command171Sqn
1944-11-26HalifaxIIINA1086Y-VRAF North Creake, NorfolkBomber SupportAbandoned near ParisBaled out, landed safely and returned to squadron Read Archive Report
3585 ScansieM RPilot Officer 411491RNZAFBomber Command1942-06-16StirlingN6088OssingtonCrashed at RetfordKilledFinningley St Oswald
3586 ScarfeLeslie ThomasSergeant1261331Bomb AimerRAFVRBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-04-28StirlingIW7513AA:GRAF Newmarket, Suffolk20:42GardeningSee archive report for further informationMissing - believed killedRunnymede Panel 164
3587 ScarlettWilliamSgt 1027850Bomb AimerDFM

RAFBomber142Sqn
1942-11Mine layingFlak and night fighter attackSurvivedSgt Raymond Wright RNZAF pilot
3588 ScarlettTheo RaymondWrrant OfficerNZ/411234Age 31New ZealandW/Op/Air/GnrRNZAFPacific Theatre 31Sqn (RNZAF)
1944-06-05AvengerTBF-1CNZ2518- Piva Bomber Strip, Bougainville, Solomon Islands 10:45Strike Vunapope See archive report for further details KilledBourail New Zealand War Cemetery. Grave 6. 27
>Bourail New Zealand War Cemetery

Born on the 17th October 1912 in Karames. Worked at Karamea Dairy Co. Ltd., in Karames. Enlisted in February 1941, Trained in New Zealand and Canada.

Wireless Operator Air Gunner's Badge awarded on the 29th September 1941. Joined 31 Squadron on the 20th March 1944.

Son of Walter Andrew (died 24th January 1973, age 79) and Lilian Elsie Scarlett (née Cresswell - died 29th November 1957, age 67), of Stockton Mine, Nelson, New Zealand.

3589 SchawFrederick ArthurWarrant Officer4044121922New ZealanderPilot RNZAFBomber Command102Sqn (Ceylon)
1942-10-05HalifaxIIW7824DY-Pocklington1841AachenConed by several searchlights and hit by Flak of 7 Flak Division over Koln. Aircraft crashed in flames at Ingendorf at 2250 hrsKilledRheinburg War Cemetery Plot 4 Row A Grave 19Son of Thomas Stamford Roscoe Schaw and Leila Dorothy Schaw, of Woodville, Hawke's Bay, New Zealand
3590 SchawF AWarrant OfficerRNZAFBomber Command102Sqn (Ceylon)
1942-08-28HalifaxIIW7712DY-SPocklington2004SaarbruckenCrash landed at Honington
3591 SchawF AFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command102Sqn (Ceylon)
1942-08-05HalifaxIIW7706DY-OTopcliffe2206BochumCrash landed at W Raynham NFK
3592 SchmidtS TPilot OfficerRNZAFBomber Command76Sqn
1943-09-05HalifaxVDK223MP-NHolme on Spalding Moor1928MannheimCrashed NE of Saarbrucken GermanyKilledCholoy War Cemetery France
3593 SchofieldS HSergeantRNZAFBomber Command107Sqn
1942-07-28BostonIIIAL765OM-Great Massingham2201IntruderCrashed at Egmond-aan-de-HoefKilledBergen General Cemetery
3594 SchofieldTasman ErrolWarrant Officer391387Air Gunner (Rear)RNZAFBomber Command149 Sqn
1941-06-11WellingtonIcW5439OJ:XMildenhall23:43DusseldorfSee Archive report for detailsPoW No: 18296, Stalag 357
3595 SchofieldJ WSergeantBomber Command75Sqn RNZAF
1943-01-23StirlingIR9248AA-HNewmarket1746LorientCrashed at St Thegonnec FranceKilledSt Thegonnec Communal
3596 SchollumBernard JosephFlight SergeantNZ/421992W/Op/Air/GunnerRNZAFBomber Command149Sqn (East India)
1943-09-27StirlingIIIEF495OJ-RRAF Lakenheath, Suffolk2004Hannover See archive report for further details Missing - believed killedRunnymede Memorial. Panel 199
Archive Report EF495
3597 SchraderWarren Edward 'Smokey'WCdrNew ZealandPilotRNZAFFighter Command1435Flt
486Sqn (NZ)

486Sqn 616Sqn
13 [11+2]Ace Spitfire Malta Italy 1943
3598 SchultzK OFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command623Sqn
1943-11-07StirlingIIIEF156IC-EDownham Market2255Gardening?KilledRunnymede
3599 SchultzK OFlight SergeantRNZAFBomber Command623Sqn
1943-09-25StirlingIIIEF499IC-KDownham Market1900GardeningCrashed at base on return
3600 ScobleD BSergeantNZ.405327RNZAFBomber Command214Sqn
1943-03-01StirlingIR9145BU-KChedburgh1845BerlinAbandoned near KonigreichPoW

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