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| 1 | Ford | George Edward | Warrant Officer Class II | ![]() | Killed 1942-08-01 Age 25 | R/79656 | 9Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, 9. G. 6. Germany. Son Of Alfred Ernest And Sarah Jane Ford, Of Cwmbran, Monmouthshire. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 2 | Ford | Edgar Ivan | Flying Officer | ![]() | Killed 1945-04-24 Age 20 | J/45711 | 58Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Odder Sogns Churchyard, Grave 31. Denmark. Son Of Edgar Ford, And Of Elizabeth Anne Ford, Of Gilroy, Saskatchewan, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 3 | Ford | Everett Morrison | Pilot Officer | ![]() | Killed 1945-02-14 Age 21 | J/89704 | A/G | 427Sqn | Halifax III MZ355 ZL-W | Born on the 01st July 1923 in Evesham, Saskatchewan. Educated at Cotswold and Evesham schools. A truck driver for Smith Transport prior to service. Enlisted in London, Ontario, on the 28th October, 1942. Awarded air gunner badge on the 26th November 1943 and promoted to sergeant. On the 08th September 1944 he was awarded his commission. Son of Leslie Ezra (died 25th April 1963, age 82) and Della May Ford (née Webb - died 09th January 1978, age 82), of Box 132, Evesham, Saskatchewan, Canada. On his 13th operational sortie. As a NCO: R/197306. | Commemorated Hoven (Brande) Cemetery, Joint grave 117B. Denmark. | ||||
| 4 | Ford | Charles Joseph | Leading Aircraftman | ![]() | Killed 1945-07-26 Age 28 | R/151631 | Commemorated Burnaby (Ocean View) Burial Park, Pine Sec. Plot 213. Grave 1. Canada. Son Of William And Phyllis Lillian Ford, Of Vancouver; Husband Of Phyllis F. M. Ford, Of Vancouver. | Aircrew Deaths Database | |||||||
| 5 | Ford | John Edward | Warrant Officer Class I | ![]() | Killed 1944-06-15 Age 24 | R/120750 | 160Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Colombo (Liveramentu) Cemetery, 1. H. 2. Sri Lanka (ex Ceylon). Son Of Leslie R. Ford And Christina Ford, Of Readlyn, Saskatchewan, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 6 | Ford | Roy Douglas | P/O F/O | ![]() ![]() | KIA Age 23 | J | 27225 | BA | RCAF 1ITS (RCAF) 1AOS (RCAF) 8B&GS (RCAF) 2AOS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 3(O)AFU (RAF) 22OTU (RAF) 61 Base HCU (RCAF) 427Sqn (RCAF) 427Sqn (RCAF) Last Op | X X Anson Bolinbroke Anson X Anson Wellington Halifax Halifax Halifax LV831 | 21 March 1942 - Enlisted in the RCAF 5 July 1942 30 Aug 1942 24 Jan 1943 2 May 1943 23 July 1943 - UK 24 Aug 1943 5 Oct 1943 25 Jan 1944 12 March 1944 28 May 1944 - Damaged by night fighter, mid air with another bomber | Commemorated Heverlee War Cemetery, 2. G. 8. Belgium. Son of William Ernest and Mabel Annie (nee Reyss) Ford, of Stratford, Ontario, Canada. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | Veterans Affairs Canada Losses and Incidents Database Accident report |
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| 7 | Ford | Kenneth | Pilot Officer | Killed 1943-05-28 Age 23 | J/25381 | Commemorated Chicago (St. Mary) Cemetery, Sec. 1. Sub. 1. Lot 77. USA. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||||
| 8 | Ford | Leslie Sidney | Wing Commander | ![]() | DFC and Bar | Killed 1943-06-04 Age 22 | J/3712 | 402Sqn | Commemorated Vlieland General Cemetery, Grave 63. Netherlands (Holland). | Aircrew Deaths Database | |||||
| 9 | Ford | Herbert Norman | Leading Aircraftman | ![]() ![]() | Killed 1942-05-29 Age | R/59645 | 400Sqn | Commemorated Brookwood Military Cemetery, 32. B. 3. United Kingdom. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 10 | Goldberg | Hyman | Sergeant | Courtesy Kenneth Horne | Killed Age 20 | 2206617 | Flight Engineer | 619Sqn (RAF) | Lancaster i LL904 PG-S | Served in RAF. Born on the 25th May 1922 in Whitechapel. A tailor originally from Manchester. Enlisted at Padgate at the end of 1942. Son of Isaac and Blanche Goldberg (née Bercovitch), of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. (Grandparents originated from Poland) Epitaph: 'Treasured Memories Of Our Dear Son And Brother. May His Dear Soul Rest In Peace'. | Durnbach War Cemetery. Collective grave 8.H.12-19
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| 11 | Ford | Harry Kennedy | Flight Sergeant | ![]() | Killed 1942-06-09 Age 24 | R/58540 | 83Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Reichswald Forest War Cemetery, 21. A. 17. Germany. Son Of Albert George And Mary Jane Ford, Of Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 12 | Ford | Hubert Vernol | Leading Aircraftman | ![]() | Killed 1942-03-07 Age 20 | R/120660 | Commemorated Saskatoon (Woodlawn) Cemetery, Block J. Lot 401. Grave 112. Canada. Son Of Herbert Edward And Nora Dorothy F. Ford, Of Kinloch. | Aircrew Deaths Database | |||||||
| 13 | Ford | Percy George | Pilot Officer | ![]() | Killed 1941-12-15 Age 26 | J/6849 | 407Sqn | Commemorated Vlieland General Cemetery, Grave 38. Netherlands (Holland). Son Of William Walter And Mary Ford, Of Castor, Alberta, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 14 | Ford | Gordon | Sgt | R | 183552 | WAG | 415Sqn (RCAF) | Halifax NA583 | 15 Aug 1944 - Flak damaged - RTB | (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | Yorkshire Aircraft Co | ||||
| 15 | Ford | W.S. | F/O | J | 27040 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 16 | Ford | W.J. | F/O | H | 39794 | RCAF | N/A | Oct 44 - | |||||||
| 17 | Ford | W.H. | F/O | J | 37510 | NAV | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 18 | Ford | W.D. | P/O | J | 43046 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 19 | Peebles | Vincent Ford | Leading Aircraftman | Killed 1942-10-26 Age 19 | R/104060 | Commemorated Bedford Gate Of Heaven Cemetery, Sec. 4. Plot K. Grave 87. Canada. Son Of Laffin M. Peebles And Minnie M. Peebles, Of French Village. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||||
| 20 | Lewis | Owen Donald | Sergeant | ![]() | PoW No: 43348 Camp: Stalag Luft Bankau-Kreulberg Age 23 | R/55041 | Pilot | 432SQN | Lancaster II DS831 QO-N | Born on the 10th May 1920, husband of Elma Joyce (née Ford - died 11th December 2000, age 86) of of Port Neuf Village, Quebec, passed away on the 13th March 2012 in Ottawa aged 91 of natural causes. | Buried in Cimetière de Woodend, Portneuf, Québec, Canada | 'Read the archive report for further details' | |||
| 21 | Sawyer | Francis Morris | P/O F/O F/L | MiD![]() | J | 10596 | PLT | RCAF 2aMD (RCAF) 4ITS (RCAF) 8EFTS (RCAF) 7SFTS (RCAF) CFS (RCAF) 7SFTS (RCAF) 31OTU (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 60OTU (RAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) RCAF 8 OTU (RCAF) Station Patricia Bay (RCAF) RCAF | X X X Moth Anson Crane Anson Anson & Mosquito X Mosquito Mosquito X Mosquito X X | 3 June 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Calgary, Alberta 24 June 1941 - Penhold, Alberta 2 Aug 1941 - Edmonton, Alberta 12 Sep 1941 - Vancouver, British Columbia 21 Nov 1941 - Fort MacLeod, Alberta 13 March 1942 - Flying Instructor Course - Trenton, Ontario 12 June 1942 - Flying Instructor - Fort MacLeod, Alberta 30 Aug 1943 - Debert, Nova Scotia Dec 1943 - Bournemouth, UK 1944 - RAF East Fortune, Scotland 16 March 1944 - RAF Ford, Sussex 16 Oct 1944 - Repatriated toi Canada 11 Nov 1944 - Instructor - Greenwood, Nova Scotia 11 July 1945 - Patricia Bay, British Columbia 28 Sep 1945 - Retired from the RCAF | - Mention in Despatches - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 14 June 1945 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 1478/45 dated 21 September 1945. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards Database | |||
| 22 | Shemilt | Gordon Leonard | P/O F/O F/L --------- F/L | ![]() | DFC![]() | J -------- No. | 8405 -------- 105261 | PLT -------- Fin O | RCAF 2ITS (RCAF) 16EFTS (RCAF) 10SFTS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 15(P)AFU (RCAF) 51OTU (RAF) 23Sqn (RAF) 23Sqn (RAF) RCAF 36OTU (RCAF) EAC HQ (RCAF) RCAF ------------------------- 401(Aux)Sqn (RCAF) RCAF | X X Finch Crane X Oxford Blenheim & Havoc Boston & Mosquito Mosquito X Mosquito X X ------------------------- Harvard & Vampire X | 11 March 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Winnipeg, Manitoba 4 May 1941 - Regina, Saskatchewan 8 June 1941 - Edmonton, Alberta 7 Aug 1941 - Dauphin, Manitoba 12 Nov 1941 - Bournemouth, UK 15 Dec 1941 - RAF Kirmington, Lincolnshire 27 Jan 1942 - RAF Cranfield, Bedfordshire 29 April 1942 - RAF Ford, West Sussex 27 Dec 1942 - RAF Luqa, Malta 8 June 1943 - Repatriated to Canada 17 June 1943 - Instructor - Greenwood, Nova Scotia 30 May 1945 - Halifax, Nova Scotia 16 Nov 1948 - Retired from the RCAF ------------------------- 12 Jan 1951 - Joined RCAF Aux - Montreal, Quebec 7 Sep 1958 - Retired from the RCAF Aux | - Distinguished Flying Cross - No.23 Squadron - Award effective 16 April 1943 as per London Gazette dated 27 April 1943 and AFRO 985/43 dated 28 May 1943. Deceased on 7 May 1986, in a plane crash in the Colorado mountains during a snow storm. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards Database | ||
| 23 | Zareikin | Joseph M. | Pilot Officer | ![]() ![]() | Killed 1944-10-05 Age 36 | Los Angeles USA | C/88488 | A/G | 433Sqn RCAF![]() | Halifax NP944 | Commemorated Harrogate (Stonefall) Cemetery, Sec. G. Row A. Grave 14. United Kingdom. Son Of David And Pola Zareikin, Of Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. His Brother Samuel Also Died On Service. Air/Gnr. Son Of David And Pola Zareikin, Of Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. His Brother Samuel Also Died On Service. Halifax NP944 was one of 10 engaged in moonlight mine-laying operations off Heligoland and was attacked by an enemy JU-88 night fighter aircraft. Pilot Officer Zareikin was killed during the attack and was the only casualty. The mid-upper gunner, P/C. Cochrane of Jackson, Michigan, USA. shot the enemy aircraft down when it made its next attack. The pilot, Flying Officer W.T. Watson of Toronto, Ontario managed to make a crash landing of the badly damaged aircraft at the Ford aerodrome, England. On 1944-10-05, Squadron Leader A. Ross Dawson, the Chief Technical Officer with 424/433 Sqns at Skipton on Swale, wrote in his diary: "433 Squadron were on a mining or "gardening" effort today with 10 kites. Things went very smoothly & we got them all off in good time. The weather closed in here however later on & we couldn't get them back so 8 were diverted to Tholthorpe and 2 went to Carnaby. M-Mike of 433 was badly shot up with a night fighter & is a cat B. The tail gunner had his head blown off with a 20mm cannon explosive shell. However the MU gunner claimed the JU88 as a "probable" so we hope he knocked it down Ok." | Aircrew Deaths Database | |||
| 24 | Wright | James Davidson | P/O F/O F/L | ![]() | DFC![]() | J -------- No. | 24659 -------- 120817 | NAV | RCAF 7ITS (RCAF) 7AOS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 3(O)AFU (RAF) 60OTU (RAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) 60OTU (RAF) 29Sqn (RCAF) 406Sqn (RCAF) RCAF 3PRC (RCAF) 406Sqn (RCAF) RCAF RCAF ---------------------- 406(Aux)Sqn (RCAF) RCAF | X X Anson X Anson & Botha Anson & Mosquito Mosquito Mosquito Mosquito Mosquito X X Mosquito X X ---------------------- Harvard X | 7 May 1942 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 13 Sep 1942 - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 22 Nov 1942 - Portage la Prairie, Manitoba 4 Aug 1943 - Bournemouth, UK 24 Aug 1943 - RAF Bobbington, South Staffordshire 28 Sep 1943 - RAF High Ercall 6 Dec 1943 - RAF Ford, Sussex 27 July 1944 - Instructor - RAF Hunsdon, Hertfordshire 25 Sep 1944 - RAF Hunsdon, Hertfordshire 1 Nov 1944 - RAF Colerne, Wiltshire 15 Feb 1945 - Special Leave in Canada 22 Apr 1945 - Bournemouth, UK 9 May 1945 - RAF Manston, Kent 10 Sep 1945 - Repatriated to Canada 26 Oct 1945 - Retired from the RCAF ---------------------- Served in post war Aux RCAF - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan 1949 - Retired from the RCAF | ![]() (Photo: 11 Feb 1944 - 418 RCAF Sqn Shown above is F/O J. Wright, of Rosthern, Sask., Mosquito navigator with an Intruder Squadron.) Distinguished Flying Cross - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 1 September 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 2231/44 dated 13 October 1944. Deceased on 29 May 2010, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Information courtesy of Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards database | ||
| 25 | Thompson | Ford Arnold | Warrant Officer Class I | ![]() | Killed 1943-08-18 Age 26 | R/82736 | 619Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Aabenraa Cemetery, Allied Mil. Plot. Row 3. Coll. Grave 10. Denmark. Son Of Isaac And Effie May Thompson, Of Cornwall, Ontario, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 26 | Stubelt | Robert Ford | Flight Sergeant | ![]() | Killed 1944-05-08 Age | R/200124 | A/G | 106Sqn | Lancaster 1 LL891 ZN-B | Bomb ammunition dump at Salbris. Claim by Hans-Karl Kamp of lll/NJG4. Commemorated Orleans Main Cemetery, Plot 1. Row A. Coll. Grave 16-27. France. | Aircrew Deaths Database Archive Report LL891 |
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| 27 | Petch | Douglas Hartley | Flying Officer | ![]() | Killed 1943-11-18 Age 22 | J/14027 | Pilot | 623Sqn (RAF) | Stirling III EF155 IC-0 | Born on the 16th December 1921 in Gananoque, Ontario, Canada Son of George Ford Petch (died 31st January 1943, age ) and Mary Kathleen Petch (née Pelow - died 1978, age 87) of Gananoque, Ontario, Canada. Epitaph: 'Committed To God, A Loving Son. 60 aliant In Spirit, Steadfast In Duty'. | Commemorated Rheinberg War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 18. B. 6-10. Germany. | ||||
| 28 | Ford | T.H. | P/O F/O | J | 25490 | PLT | 626Sqn (RAF) | Lancaster | Oct 44 - | (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | |||||
| 29 | Murray | Russell Ford | Sgt F/Sgt P/O F/O | R J | 77099 15804 | PLT | 247Sqn (RAF) | Typhoon | 1943 | Deceased on 10 November 1990, in London, Ontario, Canada. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | The Typhoon Project | ||||
| 30 | Martin | Louis Grover | Sergeant | ![]() ![]() | Killed 1944-01-09 Age 22 | R/182617 | AG Rear | 16OTU | Wellington X HE320 | Engine failure during a night bombing practise and crashed three miles south-west of Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. One member of the crew, not Canadian, was also killed. Addendum: . Sgt. R.V. Bailey (RAF) was also killed. Crashed on a training flight at the village of Ford in Buckinghamshire, 01.55 hrs, 9th January 1944. Sadly, Sergeant Bailey and Sergeant Martin lost their lives in the crash. Crew CHENIER BW J Pilot Officer RCAF J25896 Pilot CAMPBELL GK Pilot Officer RCAF J27453 Navigator BIRKETT JB Pilot Officer RAF J28691 Air Bomber DENNIS RE Sergeant RAF 213930 Mid Upper Gunner +BAILEY Victor George Sergeant RAF 1585910 Wireless Operator +MARTIN Louis Grover Sergeant RCAF R182617 Rear Gunner | Commemorated Oxford (Botley) Cemetery, Plot I/2. Grave 138. United Kingdom. Epitaph: I CANNOT AND WELL NOT SAY THAT HE IS DEAD HE IS JUST AWAY ASLEEP IN JESUS. Son Of Arthur Allen And Ella Maud Martin, Of Big River, Saskatchewan, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | |||
| 31 | Lyons | Frederick Erwin Edgar | Flight Sergeant | ![]() | Killed 1942-09-07 Age 29 | R/91236 | 101Sqn (RAF) | Commemorated Runnymede Memorial, Panel 105. United Kingdom. Son Of Frederick Ford Lyons And Agnes Jane Lyons, Of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 32 | Langridge | George James | Pilot Officer | Courtesy Kenneth Horne | Killed 1944-04-27 Age 22 | J/90385 | Air/Bmr | 619 Squadron | Lancaster i LL904 PG-S | Born on the 10th March 1922 in Toronto. Son of William Lutner Langridge (died 02nd March 1953, age 78) and Elizabeth M. Langridge, of 587 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Epitaph: 'The Greatest Gift Of All, The Gift Of His Unfinished Life'. | Commemorated Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 8. H. 12-19. Germany. | ||||
| 33 | Kipp | R.A. | AC2 LAC P/O F/O F/L S/L --------- S/L? | ![]() | DSO![]() DFC & Bar | Killed | R J ------ RCAF | X 4743 ------ X | PLT | RCAF 1MD (RCAF) 1ITS (RCAF) 7EFTS (RCAF) 31SFTS (RCAF) RCAF Trenton 11SFTS (RCAF) 12 (P)AFU 60OTU 418Sqn ADGB HQ RCAF Overseas HQ Ford RCAF RCAF Photos ------------------ RCAF Post War Last Op | N/A N/A N/A X X X X X Mosquito Mosquito X X X X X ------------------ Vampire Vampire | 27 Jun 40 - Joined the RCAF - Vancouver - BC 01 Jul 40 - 22 Jul 40 - Toronto - ON 22 Jul 40 - 14 Oct 40 - 14 Oct 40 - 30 Nov 40 - Windsor - ON 01 Dec 40 - 24 Mar 41 - Kingston - ON 25 Mar 41 - 25 Jun 41 - RCAF Trenton - ON 26 Jun 41 - 24 Jan 43 - Yorkton - 25 May 43 - 03 Aug 43 - UK - 03 Aug 43 - 02 Nov 43 - UK - 02 Nov 43 - 29 Jun 44 - 29 Jun 44 - 07 Sep 44 - 07 Sep 44 - 08 Dec 44 - 08 Dec 44 - 23 Jul 45 - 10 Oct 45 - Released from the RCAF - PL-26811 - ------------------------------------------------ 01 Oct 46 - Rejoined the RCAF - 25 Jul 49 - Killed in a Vampire crash | |||
| 34 | Jasper | Clarence Murl | P/O F/O F/L | ![]() | DFC![]() | USA | J | 10611 | PLT | RCAF 4ITS (RCAF) 5EFTS (RCAF) 12SFTS (RCAF) CFS (RCAF) 11SFTS (RCAF) 36OTU (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 60OTU (RAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) RCAF 8OTU (RCAF) RCAF | X X Moth Crane Crane Anson & Crane Mosquito X Mosquito Mosquito X Mosquito X | 2 June 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Vancouver, British Columbia 20 Aug 1941 - Edmonton, Alberta 24 Sep 1941 - High River, Alberta 21 Nov 1941 - Brandon, Manitoba 30 March 1942 - Flying Instructor Course - Trenton, Ontario 18 May 1942 - Flying Instructor - Yorkton, Saskatchewan 23 June 1943 - Greenwood, Nova Scotia 17 Oct 1943 - Bournemouth, UK 26 Oct 1943 - RAF High Ercall, Shropshire 28 Dec 1943 - RAF Ford, Sussex Aug 1944 - Repatriated to Canada 18 Sep 1944 - Greenwood, Nova Scotia 13 Oct 1945 - Retired from the RCAF | - Distinguished Flying Cross - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 15 August 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 2052/44 dated 22 September 1944. Deceased on 11 December 1997, in Los Angeles, California, USA. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards Database Aces of WW2 |
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| 35 | Horne | James Chandler | Warrant Officer Class II | Courtesy Kenneth Horne | Killed 1944-04-27 Age 20 | R/150952 | Navigator | 619Sqn (RAF) | Lancaster i LL904 PG-S | Son of James (died 24th February 1948, age 61) and Mildred Elaine Horne (née Chandler - died 11th January 1976, age 81), of Rocky Mountain House, Alberta, Canada. Epitaph: 'Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace'. | Commemorated Durnbach War Cemetery, Coll. Grave 8. H. 12-19. Germany. | ||||
| 36 | Ford | A.K. | F/O | J | 38882 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 37 | Ford | E.I. | P/O | Above? | J | 45711 | WAG | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | |||||
| 38 | Ford | Ernest George | P/O F/O F/L | ![]() ![]() | Killed | RAF CAN | RAF (NCO )RAF (Off) | 740878 81636 | PLT | RAFVR 3Sqn 232Sqn 3Sqn Canada Last Op - Canada X | X Hurricane L1846 Hurricane Hurricane X X Harvard AJ759 | 1937 - Joined the RAFVR - From Regina - SK (**S) May 40 - 17 Jul 40 - 17 Jul 40 - 10 Sep 40 - 10 Sep 40 - Detached to 260Sqn - X - X - Training Squadron? - 12 Dec 42 - Killed - Flying accident - Buried in Bunsland Cemetary - Calgary - | Battle of Britain CWGC: Ernest George Ford son of William & Amanda Ford of Hessle, Yorkshire.` On the 10th of December 1942 at 14:55 hours, Harvard Mk. II s/n AJ759 belonging to No. 37 Service Flying Training School, crashed near R1 at Airdrie. It was a dual training flight. The instructor was Flight Lieutenant Ernest George Ford. His pupil pilot was 1512542 L.A.C. H. N. Hall. The Harvard experienced an engine failure after take-off, stalled and spun in. The A.I.B. determined that the petrol cock had been turned off resulting in fuel starvation. Commemorated Calgary Burnsland Cemetery | ||
| 39 | Ford | E. | Below? | 425Sqn | X | 01 Jun 46 - | |||||||||
| 40 | Ford | D.C. | P/O | J | 40971 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 41 | Ford | C.W. | Sgt | POW | R | 427Sqn X | Halifax LV987 X | 07 Jun 44 - POW - Nightfighter - Hptm K. Fladrich of 9 / NJG-4 near Meulau @ 0126L - | Attacker | ||||||
| 42 | Ford | C.R. | F/O | J | 23439 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 43 | Ford | C.G. | F/L | DFC![]() | J | 21372 | PLT | 428Sqn | Halifax JP113 | 20 Apr 44 - Injured - Nightfighter - | |||||
| 44 | Ford | B. | 425Sqn | X | 01 Jun 46 - X - | ||||||||||
| 45 | Ford | F.D. | F/O | J | 26086 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 46 | Ford | A.F.B. | F/O | H | 35455 | RCAF | N/A | Oct 44 - | |||||||
| 47 | Ford | A.D. | P/O | J | 44980 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 48 | Ford | A. | R | 92084 | 423Sqn | X | X - Coastal Command - | ||||||||
| 49 | Dyer | Hugh Richard Ford | P/O F/O F/L S/L W/C | ![]() | OBE![]() DFC ![]() | J | 5699 | PLT | RCAF iITS (RCAF) 12EFTS (RCAF) 5SFTS (RCAF) CFS (RCAF) 10SFTS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 15 (P)AFU (RAF) 23OTU (RAF) 1659HCU (RCAF) 419Sqn (RCAF) 1695 BDTF (RAF) 1659HCU (RCAF) 61 Base (RCAF) RCAF RCAF | X X Finch Anson Harvard Harvard X Oxford Wellington Halifax Halifax Halifax Halifax X X X | 3 Sep 1940 - Enlisted in the RCAF 22 Dec 1940 27 Jan 1941 10 Apr 1941 29 June 1941 - Flight Instructor course 16 Sep 1941 - Flying Instructor 25 Jan 1943 - UK 23 Feb 1943 20 Apr 1943 2 July 1943 25 July 1943 12 May 1944 - Commanding Officer 8 Aug 1944 - Chief Flying Instructor 27 Sep 1944 - Base Training Inspector 18 June 1945 - Repatriated to Canada 7 Sep 1945 - Released from the RCAF | Officer, Order of the British Empire - Station Topcliffe - Award effective 1 January 1946 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 155/46 dated 15 February 1946. Distinguished Flying Cross - No.419 Squadron - Award effective 19 May 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 1296/44 dated 16 June 1944. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards database | ||
| 50 | Carruthers | Ford Ross | Flight Sergeant | ![]() | Killed 1942-09-06 Age 20 | R/96134 | 12Sqn | Commemorated Runnymede Memorial, Panel 103. United Kingdom. Son Of Orrin V. And Beulah J. Carruthers, Of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. | Aircrew Deaths Database | ||||||
| 51 | Caine | John Todd | P/O F/O F/L ------- F/L S/L | ![]() | DFC & 2 Bars![]() | J -------- No. | 22379 -------- 120009 | PLT | RCAF 3MD (RCAF) 2ITS (RCAF) 19EFTS (RCAF) 11SFTS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 12(P)AFU (RAF) 60OTU (RAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) 1530BATF (RAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) RCAF 7OTU (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 406Sqn (RCAF) RCAF RCAF ----------------------------- 418Sqn Aux (RCAF) RCAF | X X X Moth Crane X Oxford Blenheim & Mosquito Mosquito Oxford Mosquito X Anson & Mosquito X Mosquito X X ----------------------------- Expeditor & Mitchell X | 1 Dec 1941 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Edmonton, Alberta 26 Dec 1941 - Edmonton, Alberta 11 Apr 1942 - Regina, Saskatchewan 19 July 1942 - Virden, Manitoba 12 Sep 1942 - Yorkton, Saskatchewan 13 Feb 1943 - Bournemouth, UK 13 Apr 1943 - RAF Spitalgate, Lincolnshire 30 June 1943 - RAF High Ercall, Shropshire 30 Sep 1943 - RAF Ford, West Sussex 4 Feb 1944 - RAF Wittering, Cambridgeshire 12 Feb 1944 - RAF Ford, West Sussex 16 June 1944 - Repatriated to Canada via New York 23 Aug 1944 - Instructor - Debert, Nova Scotia 18 March 1945 - Bournemouth, UK 9 April 1945 - RAF Manston, Kent 23 Oct 1945 - Repatriated to Canada 26 Nov 1945 - Released from the RCAF ----------------------------- 30 July 1946 - Enlisted in the RCAF Auxiliary - Edmonton, Alberta 10 Jan 1952 - Retired from the RCAF Aux | ![]() (Photo: 418 Sqn navigator P/O Earl Boal and his pilot, F/O John Caine at RAF Ford, UK.) - Distinguished Flying Cross - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 22 March 1944 as per London Gazette dated 4 April 1944 and AFRO 921/44 dated 28 April 1944. - Bar to Distinguished Flying Cross - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 2 June 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 1444/44 dated 7 July 1944. - Second Bar to Distinguished Flying Cross - No.406 Squadron - Award effective 9 October 1945 as per London Gazette dated 19 October 1945 and AFRO 1822/45 dated 7 December 1945. - Deceased on 1 June 1995, in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards Database Aces of WW2 |
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| 52 | Ardis | Beverley Donn | P/O F/O | ![]() | DFC![]() | Injured | J | 26495 | AG | RCAF 9B&GS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 428Sqn (RCAF) 428Sqn (RCAF) Last Op RCAF 1MD (RCAF) 8SFTS (RCAF) 168Sqn (RCAF) 165Sqn (RCAF) 1 Air Command (RCAF) RCAF | X Battle X Halifax Halifax JP113 X X X Liberator Lodestar X X | 20 July 1942 - Enlisted in the RCAF 21 Feb 1943 15 June 1943 - UK 14 Nov 1943 21 Apr 1944 - Damaged by nightfighter, crash landed in UK 25 Nov 1944 - Repatriated to Canada 21 Dec 1944 16 Feb 1945 4 Apr 1945 1 July 1945 25 Aug 1945 3 Oct 1945 - Released from the RCAF | ![]() (Photo: 428 "Ghost" Squadron 17 June 1944. is F/O B.D. "Joe" Ardis of Friendship, New York, USA, recently decorated for gallantry in execution of his flying operations. A veteran of 26 bombing sorties at the time the award was made, Ardis is a mid-upper gunner in a Halifax four engine heavy bomber. He is pictured beside the tail turret of the aircraft in which he flies. ) Distinguished Flying Cross - No.428 Squadron - Award effective 13 June 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 1660/44 dated 4 August 1944. Died in Richardson, Dallas County, Texas, 6 May 1997 (Information courtesy of Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards database Archive Report Accident report Losses and Incidents Database |
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| 53 | Ford | L.S. | AC2 LAC Sgt P/O F/O A/F/L A/S/L A/W/C | DFC & Bar![]() | R J | X X | PLT | RCAF 2ITS (RCAF) 8EFTS (RCAF) 4SFTS (RCAF) 52OTU 403Sqn RAF Debden 402Sqn 175Sqn 412Sqn RCAF 175Sqn 403Sqn RAF Digby Last Op - Digby RCAF Photos | N/A N/A X X X X X Hurricane X Spitfire X Spitfire X X X | 21 Jan 40 - Joined the RCAF - Halifax - NS 30 Jun 40 - 17 Aug 40 - 11 Nov 40 - 17 Feb 41 - Saskatoon - SK 11 Mar 41 - 21 Apr 41 - 12 Sep 41 - 21 Sep 41 - 05 Feb 42 - 08 Jul 42 (Supernumary) - 11 Jul 42 - 13 Jul 42 - 19 Apr 43 - 04 Jun 43 - KIA - Shot down by E-Boats - PL 15243 (with F/L P.T. O'Leary (Oleary) and F/L G.U. Hill) | |||||
| 54 | Ford | R.K. | P/O | J | 87054 | AG | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 55 | Ford | R.F. | P/O | J | 46021 | WAG | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 56 | Ford | R.F. | P/O | C | 45677 | FCO | RCAF | N/A | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 57 | Ford | R.E. | Sgt | POW | R | 425Sqn | Halifax MZ831 | 04 Nov 44 - POW - | |||||||
| 58 | Ford | P.H. | F/O | C | 12415 | NAV | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 59 | Ford | N. | P/O | J | 93329 | 3B&GS (RCAF) 77Sqn | X X | X - X - | |||||||
| 60 | Ford | M.P. | P/O | J | 42016 | NAV | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 61 | Ford | M.J.S. | P/O | J | 46547 | BA | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 62 | Alcorn | Douglas Henderson | Sgt F/Sgt P/O F/O F/L --------- F/O F/L | ![]() | DFC![]() | R J -------- No. | 78433 15842 -------- 122014 | NAV | RCAF 2ITS (RCAF) 3AOS (RCAF) 5B&GS (RCAF) 1CNS (RCAF) 3PRC (RCAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) 418Sqn (RCAF) RCAF 3TC HQ (RCAF) 36OTU (RCAF) 7OTU (RCAF) 135Sqn (RCAF) RCAF ----------------------------- 400(Aux)Sqn (RCAF) RCAF | X X Anson Anson & Bolinbroke Anson X Boston Mosquito X X Mosquito Mosquito X X ----------------------------- Harvard X | 23 Oct 1939 - Enlisted in the RCAF - Toronto, Ontario 10 Dec 1940 - Regina, Saskatchewan 28 April 1941 - Regina, Saskatchewan 21 July 1941 - Dafoe, Saskatchewan 2 Sep 1941 - Rivers, Manitoba 2 Nov 1941 - Bournemouth, UK 9 Dec 1941 - RAF Debden, Essex 7 July 1943 - RAF Ford, Sussex 14 Nov 1943 - Repatriated to Canada 11 Jan 1944 - Montreal, Quebec 17 Apr 1944 - Greenwood, Nova Scotia 30 June 1944 - Debert, Nova Scotia 11 Feb 1945 - Patricia Bay, British Columbia 29 Oct 1945 - Released from the RCAF ----------------------------- 22 Aug 1946 - Toronto, Ontario Retirement date unknown | - Distinguished Flying Cross - No.418 Squadron - Award effective 11 November 1943 as per London Gazette dated 16 November 1943 and AFRO 113/44 dated 21 January 1944. (Information courtesy Francois Dutil) | RCAFA Awards Database | ||
| 63 | Ford | L.E. | Sgt P/O | R J | X 85684 | NAV | 426Sqn 429Sqn RAF Linton RCAF | X X X X | X - 25 Jun 43 - 26 Jun 43 - 22 Jul 43 - 23 Jul 43 - X - Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 64 | Ford | J.R. | F/O | J | 8361 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 65 | Ford | J.A.L. | F/O | J | 12688 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 66 | Ford | J.A. | H F/L | C | 7556 | CHP | RCAF | Catholic | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 67 | Ford | H.V. | LAC | Killed | R | 4SFTS (RCAF) Last Op - 4SFTS | Crane Crane 7657 | X - 07 Mar 42 - RCAF Stn Saskatoon - SK - Canada - 07 Mar 42 - Killed in a crash during a ferry flight to Saskatoon | |||||||
| 68 | Ford | H.C. | F/O | J | 13480 | PLT | RCAF | X | Oct 44 - | ||||||
| 69 | Ford | G. | F/O | C | 10913 | MC | RCAF | N/A | Oct 44 - |
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