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Ratut,
Hyam Ivor
From London.
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?
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(A) P/O (prob)
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01.06.1940
[79973]
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P/O (prob)
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14.10.1940
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P/O
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01.06.1941
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(WS) F/O
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14.10.1941
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(T) F/Lt.
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01.01.1944
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F/Lt.
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?
(reld 10.08.1954; retaining rank of F/Lt.)
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01.06.1940
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first
commission, RAFVR (Equipment Branch) [emergency commission]
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24.08.1940
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transferred,
Administrative and Special Duties Branch
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01.02.1942
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transferred,
RAF Regiment
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(05.1945)
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Commander of No. 1 Flight from Biggin Hill
at the Thanksgiving Parade at St. Paul's Cathedral
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Company director (Ragamuffin Ltd., 1970s).
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Roberts,
John Charles
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?
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(A) P/O (prob)
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01.08.1941
[103296]
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P/O (prob)
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18.09.1941
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P/O
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01.08.1942
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(WS) F/O
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18.09.1942
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(T) F/Lt.
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01.01.1944,
seniority 01.07.1943
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(WS) F/Lt.
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13.09.1945
(reld 10.02.1954; retaining rank of Sq.Ldr.)
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01.08.1941
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first
commission, RAFVR (Equipment Branch) [emergency commission]
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served
No 39 Squadron, No 32 ASP, No 3 Brick Unit, No 4 Beach Unit, No 68 Beach Unit, AD Wing
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Robinson,
Patrick John Noble
Son of R.Adm.
Eric Gascoigne Robinson, VC, OBE, and of Edith Gladys Robinson (née
Cordeux), of Langrish, Hampshire.
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(09?).1914
Basford district, Derbyshire /
Nottinghamshire
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25.06.1942
(KIA) [age 28]
[Sage War Cemetery, Germany, 1.F.15]
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Ldg. Acm.
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?
[1176945]
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P/O (prob)
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13.09.1941
[108240]
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13.09.1941
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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?
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-
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25.06.1942
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observer,
102 Squadron RAF
[his Halifax II bomber [R9446 DY-F] had taken off
22.58 hrs from Topcliffe for an operation against Bremen and was presumed lost
over the sea]
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Ross,
David Gordon
"Bill"

Son of Lt. Frederick Gordon Ross, Manchester Regt. (killed in action in France, 1st July, 1916), and of Kathleen Ross, of Warninglid, Sussex.
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(09?.)1904
MacClesfield, Cheshire
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02.05.1942
(KIA) [age 37]
[Cambridge Crematorium, column 2]
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(A) P/O (prob)
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19.07.1940 [82429]
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F/O (prob)
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?
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F/O
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19.07.1941
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(A) F/Lt.
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?
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19.07.1940
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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?
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-
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02.05.1942
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65
Squadron RAF
[flying accident *]
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* They (F/Lt. D.G. Ross & Sq.Ldr. H.T. Gilbert) took off from Great Sampford, the Debden
satellite, having consumed 6-8 bottles each of Benskins Colne Springs beer,
according to the licensee of the pub. This info was not revealed until after the
Court of Enquiry. The CO tried to borrow a Magister but his flight sergeant,
realising that he was in no fit state to fly, told him it was u/s. The CO then
took a Spitfire.
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Ross,
Maurice
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1910
-
12.03.2007
[aged 96]
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(A) P/O (prob)
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14.01.1942,
seniority 16.12.1941 [115891]
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...
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...
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F/Lt.
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? (retd
17.08.1955; retianing the rank of Sq.Ldr.)
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OBE
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?
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?
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Education: BSc
14.01.1942
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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Ross,
Nicoll Ramsay
"Nicky"
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01.08.1917
Greenock
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18.04.2008
Lasswade
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Wt.Offr.
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?
[754544]
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P/O (prob)
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02.06.1943
[158240]
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P/O
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02.12.1943
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(WS) F/O
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02.12.1943
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(WS) F/Lt.
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02.06.1945
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F/O
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18.11.1948
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F/Lt.
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31.03.1951
(reld 18.11.1958)
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DSO
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29.08.1944
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*
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DFC
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13.07.1943
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**
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AEA
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?
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* This officer has completed a very large
number of sorties and the successes obtained are a fine testimony to his great
skill, courage and resolution. He is a model captain, whose strong sense of,
duty, gallantry and resource have set an example of the highest order.
** W/O Ross now on his second tour of operational duty, has
taken part in a large number of operational series. An excellent captain of
aircraft, in the face of heavy odds, he has shown courage and determination of
a high order, and has secured some excellent photographs.
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07.1939
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joined
RAFVR
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02.1941
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40 Squadron
RAF
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01.1943
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103
Squadron RAF
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02.06.1943
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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10.1943
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617
Squadron RAF
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18.11.1948
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-
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18.11.1958
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commissioned,
Reconstituted RAFVR (General Duties Branch)
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Worked with the Bank of Scotland.
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Russum,
Kenneth
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12.10.1922
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24.02.2007
Kingham, Oxfordshire
[aged 84]
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Wt.Off..
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? [1211080]
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P/O (prob)
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09.09.1944 [189214]
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P/O
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09.03.1945
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(WS) F/O
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09.03.1945
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F/O
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09.09.1945
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...
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W/Cdr.
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01.01.1968 (retd
25.03.1977)
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AFC
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?
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?
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09.09.1944
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first
commission, RAFVR (General Duties Branch) [emergency commission]
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15.08.1946
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extended
service
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permanent
commission
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