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F/Lt. J C Mungo-Park
.... a Flight Commander with 12 victories lost over Belgium in 1941
Sgt. P H Fox
.... volunteering for a 'job' led to three and a half years as a PoW
P/O J E Sulman
.... a moving account of a pilgrimage to his grave in Libya
Sgt. R T Holmes
.... who brought down a German bomber onto Victoria Station in London
P/O R J W Brown
.... survived the Battle to work on the development of ejector seats post-war
F/Lt. C R Davis
.... one of nine American volunteers, he lost his life over Kent
P/O R J W Simmonds
.... survived the war to be commemorated in a poem in 2000
P/O R E Jones
.... a personal recollection
Sgt T G Oldfield
.... lost at 21 but commemorated in stone in 2007
F/O B D Russel
.... a Canadian who thankfully returned home to a long life
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P/O R J W Stubbs
.... who went on to fly with the Pathfinders of Bomber Command
Sgt. E Salway
.... lost in especially tragic circumstances
F/Lt. I L McG Hallam
.... survived the war only to die in a mid-air collision
Sgt. F A Venesoen
.... escaped from occupied Belgium to fly with the RAF
Sgt. R W Hillman
.... an air gunner lost in 1942, his pilot awarded a VC posthumously
P/O F A Toombs
.... another air gunner, at 29 considered an 'old man'
Sgt F Sumner
.... yet another air gunner who survived the Battle but not the war
F/O N J M Barry
.... a South African who became yet another young casualty
F/O B E Finucane
.... an Irish pilot whose fame led to 3000 people attending his memorial service in London
P/O R A Marchand
.... another casualty of 15 September 1940 |
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