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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
801	Appleton	C H	Group Captain		24139			Pilot	DSO DFC Croix de Guerre CBE		Fighter	124 Wing	1944-08-12	Typhoon	Ib	MN928	G			Patrol		Killed	Banneville-La-Campagne War Cemetery France
802	Appleton	A S	Warrant Officer					Pilot			Fighter	41Sqn	1944-12-18	Spitfire	XIV	RM699				Sweep	Abandoned near Munster	PoW
803	Appleton	Stanley Arthur	Flying Officer		152127	Age 33	British	Air Bomber		RAFVR	Bomber Command	3 OADU (Overseas Air Delivery Unit)	1944-03-21	Halifax	II	JP137	-	RAF Hurn, Dorset	00;32	Delivery flight	See archive report for further details	Killed	Alperton Cemetery. Plot C.C. Grave 163.			Son of Edward John and Lily Jane Appleton; husband of Lilian Mary Appleton, of Wembley, England. Epitaph 'He Lives In The Hearts Of Those Who Loved Him'.	Archive Loss Report
804	Appleyard	William David	Pilot Officer		AUS/415716		Australia	Pilot		RAAF	Bomber Command	49Sqn	1944-07-18	Lancaster	III	ND684	EA-V	Fiskerton	2249	Revigny	Crashed at Granges-sur-Aube {Marne}. Probably shot down by nightfighter flown by Reinhard Kollak	Killed Age 22	Granges-sur-Aube			Archive Report JD684 Probable Attacker
805	Appleyard	William David	Flying Officer		415716		Australia			RAAF		49Sqn RAF	1944-07-19												RAAF Honour Roll
806	Applin	D J	Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	419Sqn RCAF	1944-06-12	Lancaster	X	KB731	VR-S	Middleton St George	2140	Cambrai	Crashed near Vieux-Berquin {Nord}	Killed	Vieux-Berguin Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
807	Apps	Robert D	Sergeant					Air Gunner (Rear)		RAFVR	Bomber Command	640Sqn	1944-11-16	Halifax	III	MZ408	C8:X	RAF Leconfield	12:41	Julich	The crew released their bomb load onto the target area at 15:30 from 14,000 feet and while over the target area the aircraft was struck by flak which damaged the port wing. Four other 640 Squadron aircraft were damaged by flak on this raid. After leaving the target area the temperature gauge on the starboard outer engine rose so the crew shut down the engine and feathered the propeller, believing it was also damaged by flak. Despite the damage the crew managed to fly back to the circuit of RAF Leconfield airfield. At 17:34 the pilot attempted to land but was forced to fly an overshoot. At around 400 feet above the ground and with the wheels down the pilot temporarily lost control due to a loss of engine power. Regaining control a forced landing was made near the airfield with the wheels down, the aircraft ran through a couple of fields before it passed over a ditch and this broke the undercarriage legs. It came to rest a short distance later with fuselage broken in two and in doing so the aircraft was badly damaged. (Aircraft Accidents In Yorkshire).	Safe				Corrected information submitted by 640 Squadron archivist Keven Turner - November 2017
808	Apps	K	Sergeant		1334148			Air Gunner		RAFVR	Bomber Command	12Sqn	1944-01-01	Lancaster	III	ND325	PM-C	Wickenby	30	Berlin	Bailed out The aircraft made a forced landing with wheels down but incurred damage to right main wheel on an obstruction at Wingsbach 3km North of Taunusstein and well off its track	PoW No. 269827, Stalag 4B Muhlberg
809	Arabas	Jan L	Starszy Szeregowiec	Aircraftman 2nd Class	P.704639	Born 30 March (or April) 1911 in Matuszyn, Radom District (Age 33 when killed)	Poland	Aircrafthand General Duties	Medal Lotniczy	PAF	Bomber Command	304Sqn (Polish)	1944-06-09					RAF Chivenor			Died in Sanitorium at Southfield. Location : United Kingdom. Assigned to ground personnel of 304 Squadron. Owing to illness he was graded as Medical Category 'E' and was discharged on 25 January 1944. After treatment in the R.A.F. Hospital at Liberton wh was sent to the Sanatorium at Southfield where he died	Died after discharge	Edinburgh (Corstorphine Hill) Cemetery - Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Plot War Graves Row Sec B Grave Joint 1460		Archiwum Polish Database
810	Arbon	H E	Sergeant								Bomber Command	166Sqn	1944-08-12	Lancaster	I	PD260	AS-N	Kirmington	2120	Braunschweig		Killed	Hannover War Cemetery
811	Arbon	H G	Flying Officer								Bomber Command	51Sqn	1944-11-04	Halifax	III	LW177	MH-N	Snaith	1742	Bochum		Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery
812	Arbon	Frederick James	Sergeant		1869934			Air Gunner (Mid Upper)		RAFVR	Bomber Command	51 Sqn	1944-05-01	Halifax	III	MZ593	MH:Z	Snaith	22:12	Mechelen	MZ593 was claimed by Hptm. Ernst-Wilhelm Modrow, his 8th Abschuss, from 2./NJG1 30-50 km NW Brussels at 3.00 m at 00:25 hrs (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (16 March 1944 - 11 May 1944) Part 2 - Theo Boiten) Crashed Kruipendaarde {West-Vlaanderen}	Killed	Wevelgem Communal Cemetery Grave E.454			Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Arbon, of Peterborough, Northamptonshire; grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arbon, of Peterboroug
813	Arbour	J E J G	Flight Sergeant							RCAF	Bomber Command	426Sqn RCAF	1944-05-12	Halifax	III	LW682	OW-M	Linton on Ouse	2211	Leuven	Crashed Schendelbeke {oost-Vlaanderen}	Killed	Geraardsbergen Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database	Read Archive Report
814	Arcamone	Frank	S/Sgt		# 32540668		USA	Right Waist Gunner	Air Medal Purple Heart	USAAF	44th Bomber Group	66th BomberSqn	1944-01-29	Liberator	B-24	#41-29157				Bombing Frankfurt, Germany	Shot down by fighters and flak	Killed	Epinal American Cemetery and Memorial Epinal, Departement des Vosges, Lorraine, France PLOT Plot B Row 5 Grave 70, 2 Place du Général de Gaulle, Illfurth France	Epinal, France		2 Place du Général de Gaulle, Illfurth France	MACR #2356
815	Archard	Theodore Edward	Flying Officer		135740			Navigator	1939-45 Star; Air Crew Europe Star; Defence and War Medals 1939-45,	RAFVR	Bomber Command	50Sqn	1944-05-03	Lancaster	III	ED870	VN-J	Skellingthorpe	2158	Mailly-le-Camp	Shot down over Poivre. Crashed Poivres {Aube}	Killed	Poivres Churchyard			Read Archive Report emergency Commission in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve on 2 January 1943. He served during the Second World War as a Navigator with 50 Squadron, joining with his crew directly from Number 5 Lancaster Finishing School on 24 March 1944. He flew his first operational sortie on 25-26 March 1944, bombing the rail marshalling yards at Aulnoye, and then followed this up with a baptism of fire on the Nuremberg raid of 30-31 March. The Nuremberg Raid by Martin Middlebrook is dedicated to Archard, and states: ‘The operation was nearly over. By 0715 only two aircraft remained in the air. it had been a most difficult night for Sergeant Handley of 50 Squadron and his inexperienced crew on only their second operation. Handley had wandered around for some time in bad weather looking for a place to land and he finally found safety at Winthorpe, near Newark. The tired pilot made a bad landing and ran off the end of the runway. The Lancaster tipped onto its nose, which was smashed in, and the two inboard propellors were bent but no one was hurt. The navigator in Handley’s crew was Flying Officer Theodore Archard who was a close friend of my family and a frequent visitor to our house when I was a young boy. He was a bachelor, a very religious man and he insisted on volunteering for flying duties although he was in a reserved occupation and at thirty two, older than most aircrew. I admired him immensely and it was his death, with the remainder of Sergeant Handley’s crew in another disastrous raid at Mailly-Le-Camp five weeks after Nuremberg, that later aroused my interest in Bomber Command. The result is this book is dedicated to my friend Theo Archard.’ Between March and May 1944 Archard took part in a further 11 operational sorties including Tours, Aachen, Schweinfurt ball bearing plant, St. Medard en Jalles arms works (twice), and St Martin Du Touch - the Toulouse aircraft plant. He was killed in action when Lancaster ED870, piloted by Pilot Officer A. Handley, was shot down and crashed over Poivres, whilst on a bombing raid to the German military base at Mailly-Le-Camp, on 3-4 May 1944. All the crew were killed. The Bomber Command War Diaries by Martin Middlebrook states: ‘Late on 3 May 1944, 346 Lancasters of 1 and 5 Groups along with pathfinder Mosquitoes attacked the large German military base at Mailly-Le-Camp. The control of this raid in the target area failed to operate according to plan. The initial low level markers were accurate and well backed up by Lancaster marker aircraft. The Marker leader (Wing Commander G. L. Cheshire) ordered the main force to come in and bomb but the main force Controller (Wing Commander L. C. Deane) could not transmit the order to do so to the waiting Lancasters because his VHF set was being drowned by an American Forces Broadcast and his transmitter was wrongly tuned. German fighters arrived during the delay and bomber casualties were heavy. The main attack eventually started when Deputy Controller (Squadron Leader E. N. M. Sparks) took over. Approximately 1500 tons of bombs were dropped with great accuracy. 114 barrack buildings, 47 transport sheds and some ammunition buildings in the camp were hit; 102 vehicles including 37 tanks were destroyed 218 German soldiers were killed and 156 were injured.’ Because of the delay Luftwaffe Night Fighters arrived in force and managed to shoot down 42 Lancasters. 50 Squadron lost four aircraft during this operation with 24 crewman losing their lives. Archard is buried alongside his crew in Poivres Churchyard, France. His medals were sent to his mother, Mrs. Maude Elizabeth Archard. Beaufort House, 16 Lansdowne Road, Worcester
816	Archard	L T	Sergeant								Bomber Command	102Sqn (Ceylon)	1944-06-25	Halifax	III	ME753	DY-M	Pocklington	749	Montorqueil	Crashed at Fontaine l'Etalon {Pas-de-Calais} Collided with 77Sqn Halifax III LL549 KN-N	Killed	Fontaine l'Etalon Churchyard
817	Archay	K E	Flying Officer							RAAF	Bomber Command	463Sqn RAAF	1944-05-21	Lancaster	I	ME580	JO-Q	Waddington	2240	Duisburg	Crashed Randerath	Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery
818	Archay	Kenneth Edgar	Flying Officer		426941		Australia			RAAF		463Sqn RAAF	1944-05-22												RAAF Honour Roll
819	Archer	Raymond Leonard		Flying Officer	124689	(Age )	UK	Pilot		RAF	Bomber Command	305Sqn (Polish)	1944-05-01					RAF Lasham			. Location : Belgium.		, Zaventem Communal Cemetery - Zaventem, Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium. Joint grave 1			Husband of Catherine Archer
820	Archer	Austin William	Flight Sergeant		1029029			Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	9Sqn	1944-01-27	Lancaster	I	LL745	WS-M	RAF Bardney, Lincolnshire	1715	Berlin	See archive report for further information	Killed	Durnbach War Cemetery. Coll grave 6.C.25			Read Archive Report
821	Archer	R W	Flying Officer							RCAF	Bomber Command	550Sqn	1944-07-28	Lancaster	III	LM455	BQ-T	North Killingholme	2127	Stuttgart	Crashed at Blamont {Meurthe-et-Moselle}	Killed	Blamont Communal Cemetery		Paradie Archive Database
822	Archer	J T	Sergeant								Bomber Command	10Sqn	1944-06-02	Halifax	III	LV882	ZA-D	Melbourne	2236	Trappes	Crashed near Hermeray {Yvelines}	Killed	St-Desir War Cemetery
823	Archer	Albert John Owen	Sergeant		1211168	1921		Wireless Operator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	207Sqn	1944-01-30	Lancaster	I	ED758	EM-V	Spilsby	1720	Berlin	Hit by 2-4/schw Flak Abt 662. Crashed North East of the Reich sports field by the shooting range Ruhleben at 20:20. Also claimed by Lt Joachim Hanss - 1/NJG5 at 20:20. Lt Hanss victory confirmed on 17 June 1944.	Killed	Runnymede Memorial Panel 224			The remains of the rest of the crew were not located. There were a large number of British graves located in this cemetery. Unfortunately none could be identified as members of this crew. They were reinterred in Berlin 1929-1945 War Cemetery as unknowns Son of John Owen Archer and Ethel Archer; husband of Joan Kathleen Archer, of East Dereham, Norfolk
824	Archer	K A	Sergeant								Bomber Command	49Sqn	1944-02-19	Lancaster	III	ND516	EA-N	Fiskerton	2359	Leipzig	Crashed near Berg	Killed	Berlin 1939-1945 War Cemetery
825	Archer	J D	Sergeant								Bomber Command	50Sqn	1944-06-24	Lancaster	III	JA899	VN-D	Skellingthorpe	2243	Prouville	Crashed at Ribeaucour {Somme}	Killed	Fransu Churchyard
826	Archer	J W	Sergeant								Bomber Command	578Sqn	1944-11-09	Halifax	III	LL584	LK-E	Burn	1549	Gelsenkirchen	Abandoned	PoW
827	Archer	A	Sergeant								Bomber Command	619Sqn	1944-09-11	Lancaster	I	LM191	PG-O	Dunholme Lodge	2048	Darmstadt	Crashed at Hausen vor der Hohe	Killed	Durnbach War Cemetery
828	Archer	Elwood W	Sergeant					Air Gunner (Rear)			Bomber Command	434 (Bluenose) Sqn RCAF	1944-08-07	Halifax	III	LW176	WL:J	Croft	20:32	la Hogue Strong Point	On take off the aircraft swung out of control and hit another Squadron aircraft LK799 WL:E before crashing through a brick wall. No injuries reported.	Uninjured
829	Archer	Fred	Pilot Officer		137602			Navigator		RAFVR	Bomber Command	9 Sqn	1943-06-12	Lancaster	III	ED558	WS:N	Bardney	22:43	Bochum	ED558 was claimed by Hptm. Manfred Meurer, his 40th Abschuss, from 3./NJG1 over Braamt, 3 km north of Zeddam at 6.200 m at 01:14 hrs. Victory confirmed on the 19th December 1944. (Nachtjagd Combat Archive (1 January - 22 June) 1943 Part 1 - Theo Boiten)	PoW No. 1487, Stalag Luft 3
830	Archibald	J S	Flight Sergeant		R253890		Canadian	Air Gunner (Rear)		RCAF	Bomber Command	434Sqn (Bluenose), RCAF	1944-08-16	Halifax	III	LK796	WL:S	RAF Croft	21:55	Kiel	The aircraft was hit by heavy flak approx. 5 mls short of the target. two tanks were holed, and petrol was exhausted 28 mls ENE of Scarborough. The aircraft ditched and two of the crew slightly injured . All were saved after 13hrs in the dinghy.	Safe			Paradie Archive Database
831	Archibald	James	Flying Officer		NZ/42786	Age 29	New Zealand	Pilot		RNZAF	Bomber Command	576Sqn	1944-07-28	Lancaster	III	PB253	UL-A2	RAF Elsham Wolds, Lincolnshire	2118	Stuttgart	Crashed at Chaumousey	Injured - PoW		Courtesy Relatives		Born on the 20th May 1915 at Hailton. After being released as a PoW he married his fiancee, Post war returned to New Zealand. Awarded a masters degree in history becoming a school teacher. He taught in Auckland and Marton where he was a founder staff member of Rangitikei College. He ultimately became deputy principle of Te Kuiti High School. Died 27th September 1975, age 59.	Archive report
832	Archibald	K	Flight Sergeant								Bomber Command	582Sqn	1944-08-12	Lancaster	III	ND969	6O-F	Little Staughton	2205	Russelheim		Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery
833	Archibald	Alan Greeves	Flying Officer		409643		Australia			RAAF		53Sqn RAF	1944-02-05												RAAF Honour Roll
834	Archibald	David B	1st Lt		O-803926		USA	Pilot		USAAF	358th Fighter Group	368th Fighter Squadron	1944-12-18	P-51 Mustang							5 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
835	Arct	Bohdan Stanisław	Squadron Leader		P-1090	27.05.1914 Warszawa	Poland	Pilot	Virtuti Militari Krzyż Walecznych (x4) Medal Lotniczy Odznaka Za Rany i Kontuzje (Wound Badge)	PAF	Fighter Command	316Sqn Polish	1944-09-06	Mustang	III	FB351	SZ-B	RAF Coltishall, Norfolk		Ramrod 1260	See archive report for further details	PoW - Stalag Luft Barth	None - survived the war - passed away 11th May 1973 Siedlce, Poland		Archiwum Polish Database		Read Archive Report
836	Arcus	L D	Sergeant								Bomber Command	467Sqn RAAF	1944-07-20	Lancaster	I	LM119	PO-E	Waddington	2318	Courtrai	Crashed at Kaaskeke {West-Vlaanderen}	Killed	Kaaskerke Communal Cemetery
837	Arding	Richard Geoffrey	Warrant Officer		904417	1919				RAFVR	Coastal Command	172Sqn	1944-01-30	Wellington	XIV	HF279	1-?	RAF Chivenor		’Percussion’ patrol.	Hit by flak from U-608	Missing	Runnymede Memorial Panel 213.			Son of Thomas and Edith Arding; Husband of Madge Arding, Of Cheriton, Kent
838	Ardis	D C	Flight Sergeant							RAAF	Bomber Command	467Sqn RAAF	1944-09-24	Lancaster	III	LM636	PO-U	Waddington	1723	Calais	Crashed target area	Killed	Calais Canadian War Cemetery
839	Ardis	Beverley Donn (Joe)	Flying Officer		J/26495		Canadian	Air Gunner	DFC	RCAF	Bomber Command	428Sqn RCAF	1944-04-21	Halifax	II	JP113	NA-A	Middleton St. George	01:20	Lens	Damaged by nightfighter, crash landed at Attleborough Norfolk	Injured	Died 6 May 1997 - Dallas, Texas		Accident report		Paradie RCAF database
840	Ardis	David Corry	Flight Sergeant		418242		Australia			RAAF		467Sqn RAAF	1944-09-24												RAAF Honour Roll
841	Arel	Luther J	1st Lt		O-686799		USA	Pilot		USAAF	78th Fighter Group	84th Fighter Squadron	1944-06-10	P-47 Thunderbolt							1 Luftwaffe destroyed					Source: afhra.maxwell.af.mil ETO (European Theatre)
842	Argent	Edward J	Pilot Officer								Bomber Command	9Sqn	1944-01-14	Lancaster	III	ED721	WS-S	Bardney	1642	Braunschweig	Crashed at Bartolfelde	Killed	Hannover War Cemetery
843	Argent	Edward James	Pilot Officer		156647	1924		Pilot		RAFVR	Bomber Command	9Sqn	1943-12-20	Lancaster	III	ED700	WS-O	Bardney	1702	Frankfurt	Shortly after bombing the primary target, the Lancaster was attacked by a night- fighter, who fire killed Sgt. Knox, RCAF. Considerable damage was inflicted and later the crew were obliged to ditch at 2322 hours out of fuel and roughly 15 miles N of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk and within 4 miles of the shore. The survivors were picked up by an ASR launch after spending 4 hours in their dinghy and taken into Great Yarmouth	Rescued, Killed in action 15 Jan 1944				9 Sqn, Lancaster III, ED721
844	Argument	Godfrey Addison	Flight Lieutenant		J/15764	Age 23	Canadian	Pilot		RCAF	Fighter Command	33Sqn	1944-09-17	Spitfire	IX	NH318	SR-?	B.35 Merville	10:20	Dive Bombing	See Archive Report for details	Killed	Schoonselhof Cemetery. Grave IVa.D.14		Paradie Archive Database	Born on the 28th August 1921 on Toronto. Educated at Humberside Collegiate Institute. A student teacher prior to service. Enlisted on the 15th August 1940. Wings awarded on the 16th May 1941 at Dunniville and promoted to sergeant. Further training with 59 Operational Training Unit. Nearly completed two operational tours. Son of Godfrey and Kathleen May Argument (Née Rook) brother of Vera, of 532 Windermere Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Husband of Ethel Josephine Argument (married on the 31sr March 1943), father of Barbara Kathleen, of 2 Almond Place, Fenham, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England. Epitaph: 'Always In Our Hearts'.	Archive report on the loss
845	Arkle	J N P	Flight Lieutenant		124908			Pilot			Fighter	263Sqn	1944-11-18	Typhoon	Ib	PD566					Crashed near Roermond	Killed	Susteren (St- Amelberga) Roman Catholic Churchyard Netherlands
846	Arkless	L N	Flying Officer		152343						Bomber Command	514Sqn	1944-09-20	Lancaster	I	LM277	JI-F	Waterbeach	1448	Calais	Crashed off Calais	Killed	Runnymede
847	Arksey	Walter Lynwood	Sergeant		R205360	14th March 1923 in Langruth, Manitoba	Canadian	Air Gunner (Mid Upper)		RCAF	Bomber Command	460 (RAAF) Sqn	1944-06-10	Lancaster	I	ME696	AR:B2	Binbrook	23:13	Acheres Rail Facilities	Post war it was established that the aircraft crashed at Elancourt, two miles West of Trappes,16 miles WSW of Paris. The aircraft hit high tension wires at 01:00 and all the crew were killed.	Killed	Viroflay New Communal Cemetery Row B Grave 22.		Paradie Archive Database	Initially buried in Elancourt Communal Cemetery Commissioned and promoted to Plt Off (J89952) dated 9th June 1944 Son of John 'Jack' and Maude (née Bott) Arksey of Langruth, Manitoba, Canada
848	Arlow	T A	Sergeant								Bomber Command	640Sqn	1944-11-04	Halifax	III	MZ409	C8-C	Leconfield	1738	Bochum		Killed	Rheinberg War Cemetery
849	Armin	A M	Sergeant								Bomber Command	57Sqn	1944-05-22	Lancaster	III	NE127	DX-J	East Kirkby	2223	Braunschweig	Crashed Dorkwerd {Groningen}	Killed	Hoogkerk {Kerkstraat} General Cemetery
850	Armitage	B H	Sergeant								Bomber Command	12Sqn	1944-07-20	Lancaster	I	LM106	PH-H	Wickenby	2359	Courtrai		Killed	Runnymede