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| 1 | Fortin | Jean Gilbert Felix | Warrant Officer Class II | ![]() ![]() ![]() | Killed 1943-10-04 Age 25 | R/117476 | Navigator | 51Sqn (RAF)![]() | Halifax HR727 | Son of Joseph A. Fortin and Georgiana Fortin, of Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, Canada. 51 Squadron: Swift And Sure. Crashed on a bombing mission after being hit by a German fighter plane. Halifax HR727 took off 17:20hrs 1943-10-04 from Snaith. On return encountered very poor weather conditions and whilst trying to establish their position the Halifax crashed 01:30hrs crashed two miles south-west of Upper Ashop on Ashop Moor Derbyshire. The aircraft was off course and ran out of fuel. Crew: Pilot : Sergeant Ernest Hatfield Fenning RAF 658569 [Killed] Flight Engineer : Sergeant Eric George Lane RAFVR 1583419 [Fatal Injury] Navigator : Warrant Officer Class II Jean Gilbert Felix Fortin RCAF R/117476 [Killed] Bomb Aimer : Sergeant Victor H Garland RAF [Injured] Wireless Operator / Air Gunner : Sergeant Frank Squibbs RAFVR 1411892 [Killed] Mid-Upper Gunner : Sergeant Boris Karl Short RAFVR 1398053 [Killed] Rear Gunner : Sergeant James B Mack RAF [Injured] | Commemorated Oxford (Botley) Cemetery, Plot I/2. Grave 86A. United Kingdom. Epitaph: R.I.P. | Allied Losses & Incidents Database HR727 Aircrew Deaths Database Memorial to HR727 Peak District Crashes HR727 |
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