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Adkins,
Hubert John
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27.05.1883
Bromsgrove district, Hereford and Worcester / Shropshire
/ Staffordshire / Worcestershire
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17.10.1958
[Saint Andrew Churchyard
Cranwell, Lincolnshire]
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P/O RAF
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01.04.1918
[13054]
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...
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F/Lt. RAF
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01.07.1927
(retd 27.05.1933) (reactivated 01.09.1939) (retd 28.03.1945; retaining
rank of W/Cdr.)
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(T) W/Cdr.
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?
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01.04.1918
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first
commission RAF (General Duties Branch)
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01.09.1939
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-
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28.03.1945
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served
RAFVR (Administrative and Special Duties Branch) (for Special Duties)
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Aiken,
Harold Patrick

Married Joan Rosamond D'Esterre (died
15.04.2008); one daughter, three sons.
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?
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?
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P/O (prob)
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29.10.1939
[75680]
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P/O
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28.10.1940
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(WS) F/O
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28.10.1940
27.02.1941, seniority 27.02.1941 (reduction)
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(WS) F/Lt.
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27.05.1942
(reld 30.03.1946; medical unfitness for air force service)
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28.10.1939
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first
commission RAFVR (General Duties Branch)
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Ames,
Leslie Ethelbert George
"Les"

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03.12.1905
Elham, Kent
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27.02.1990
Canterbury, Kent
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P/O (prob)
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26.01.1940 [77316]
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P/O
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26.01.1941
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F/O
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26.01.1941
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(T) F/Lt.
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01.06.1942
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(WS) F/Lt.
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03.08.1943
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(A) Sq.Ldr.
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?
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26.01.1940
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first
commission, RAF (Administrative and Special Duties Branch) (for Physical
Training Duties)
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(1944)
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Commanding
Officer, RAF Harrogate (for flying training?)
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Famous cricket
player. After his final playing
season in 1951, Ames became a successful manager and administrator. He managed
MCC tours to the West Indies in 1967–8 and Sri Lanka and Pakistan in 1968–9.
He was also the first professional to be appointed as a selector in 1950,
continuing until 1956 and serving again in 1958. He was the secretary and
manager of Kent County Cricket Club, taking Kent to win the County Championship
in 1970.
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Andrews,
Leonard Stanley

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?
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Sgt.
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? [1309009]
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P/O (prob)
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14.02.1942 [116961]
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(WS) F/O (prob)
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01.10.1942
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(WS) F/Lt.
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14.02.1944
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DFC
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17.08.1945
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?
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14.02.1942
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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(1945)
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45 Squadron
RAF
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Armitage,
Dennis Lockhart
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28.03.1912
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03.2004
Winchester, Hampshire
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Airman
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12.1937 [741076]
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P/O
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10.12.1939 [76573]
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F/O
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?
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(A) F/Lt.
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?
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(WS) F/Lt.
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19.09.1941
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(A) Sq.Ldr.
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1941? (reld late
1945)
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DFC
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18.07.1941
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destroyed
a Junkers Ju 88 12.08.40
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12.1937
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joined
the RAFVR at Hythe as "Airman under training to be Pilot"
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01.09.1939
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called up
for full-time service, RAF, General Duties Branch
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01.09.1939
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-
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(12?).1939
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flying
training at No. 2 Flying Training School, Brize Norton
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10.12.1939
03.08.1940
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-
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05.1941
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266
Squadron RAF (Sutton Bridge, from 03.1940 Martlesham Heath, from 05.1940
Wittering)
'A' Flight Commander
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20.06.1941
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-
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21.09.1941
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CO 129
Squadron RAF (Leconfield)
[on a Wing-escort for bombers attacking
targets in France, he was hit and baled out and taken PoW, No. 3800]
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28.03.1957
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relinquished
commission on the RAFVR Emergency List as Flight Lieutenant, retaining the
rank of Squadron Leader
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Arnold,
Philip Sydney
Son of Robert William and Jennie Evelyn Arnold, of Ilford, Essex.
Married Marie Eileen Arnold; two sons.

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02.02.1905
Ilford, Essex
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07.06.1944
(KIA) [age 39]
[Runnymede Memorial, panel 204]
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Cpl.
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? [846159]
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(A) P/O (prob)
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22.07.1942,
seniority 13.06.1942 [125382]
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P/O (prob)
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22.09.1942,
seniority 13.08.1942
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(WS) F/O (prob)
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22.03.1943
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P/O
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29.08.1943
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(WS) F/O
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29.02.1944
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Education: Cranbrook College, Ilford, Essex.
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served in
the ranks, RAFVR (possibly served some time in Air Sea Rescue duty)
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22.07.1942
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first
commission, RAFVR (Balloon Branch) [emergency commission]
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29.08.1943
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transferred
(at own request) to General Duties Branch with rank of Pilot Officer
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?
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-
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07.06.1944
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mid upper
gunner, 106 Squadron RAF
[his Lancaster III [ND680 ZN-P] took off from Metheringham
at 0030 hrs to bomb communications in the area around Coutances when it became
a casualty; F/O P.S. Arnold & Sgt. E.E.J. Wiggins lost their lives; five
others survived]
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Arnott,
Philip Lintott
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15.07.1917
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07.1994
Bridport, Dorset
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Ldg. Aircraftman
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? [1259148]
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P/O (prob)
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23.03.1941 [63090]
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...
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...
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W/Cdr.
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? (retd 01.06.1963;
own request)
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DFC
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19.02.1943
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*
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* This officer has completed a very large
number of operational missions, including sorties over Holland, Northern
France and Brittany. He is a skilful leader whose zeal and fine fighting
qualities have set a praiseworthy example.
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23.03.1941
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first
commission, RAFVR
(General Duties Branch)
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(1943)
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130 Squadron RAF
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(06.1944)
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234
Squadron RAF (escorted glider tugs for the Normandy landings)
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Ashton,
Thomas Reginald
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?
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22.07.1942
(KIA)
[Bergen op Zoom War Cemetery, The Netherlands, 31.A.4]
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Ldg. Aircraftman
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? [1282891]
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P/O (prob)
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15.08.1941 [104333]
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P/O
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?
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15.08.1941
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first
commission, RAFVR
(General Duties Branch)
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?
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-
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22.07.1942
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Wireless
Operator/Air Gunner, 408 (RCAF) Squadron
[the Hampden I (AT139 EQ-A Bar) took off at
Balderton 23.41 hrs 21.07.1944 for an operation against Duisburg; the plane
crashed in the Waddenzee, off Den Burg, Texel]
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Austin,
Guy Paul Wentworth

Son of Mr. and Mrs. R.G.L. Austin, of Roundebosche, Cape Province, South Africa.
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1914 ?
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15.10.1940
(KIA) [age 26]
[Berlin 1939 - 1945 War Cemetery, Germany, 9.E.15]
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(A) P/O (prob)
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15.01.1940 [77130]
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P/O (prob)
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13.07.1940
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15.01.1940
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joined RAF
(General Duties Branch)
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?
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15.10.1940
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9 Squadron
RAF [his Wellington bomber IC T2464 WS-K crashed while on an operation against
Magdeburg at Salzwedel (74 km NNW of Magdeburg); all 6 crew members were
killed]
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