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Operation: Patrol
Date: 20/21st June 1943
Unit: No. 29 Squadron
Type: Mosquito XII
Serial: HK169
Code: ?
Base: RAF Bradwell Bay
Location: North Sea, off Brightlingsea, Essex
Pilot: Fl/Sgt. John Charles Everett Clarke 1312764 RAFVR Age 19. Killed
Navigator: P/O. James Harvie Petrie 144202 RAFVR Age 21. Killed
REASON FOR LOSS:
On an evening patrol from Bradwell Bay - crashed into the sea of Brightlingsea at 01:40 hrs.
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Pilot, Fl/Sgt. John Charles Everett Clarke (courtesy Timothy Driver)
Above and below - memorial at Bradwell Bay Airfield
Fl/Sgt. John Charles Everett Clarke. Brookwood Military Cemetery. 25.C.1. Son of Maj. Joseph Clarke, Royal Engineers, and Lucy Ann Clarke, of Bow, London, England. Grave inscription: 'To The Memory Of A Rose One Of England's Fairest Flowers: A Loving Son And Brother'.
P/O. James Harvie Petrie. Dundee Crematorium. Son of James Mudie Petrie and Elizabeth Petrie, of Dundee, Scotland.
Researched for Timothy Driver - 2nd cousin to Fl/Sgt. Clarke and to all the relatives of this crew. With thanks to Norman L.R. Franks 'Fighter Command Losses', Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
At the going down of the sun, and in the morning we will remember
them. - Laurence
Binyon
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