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Tiger Moth II  N6654 [Royal Air Force Aircraft Serial and Image Database] RAFCommands.com

 Tiger Moth II  N6654


Incidents/Accidents

DateAircraftUnitPilot NameLocation
16 Apr 41 Tiger Moth II N6654 4 EFTS UK
RemarksAir Britain (Researchers Corner)

Casualties in the CWGC Register for Tiger Moth II N6654

Rank Name, Number, Trade & Details DateUnit Country Cemetery/Memorial & Loc Ref
Leading AircraftmanDonald James WHITE (1262262) U/T Pilot Tiger Moth II N6654  AIR81/5882 1941-04-164 EFTS United KingdomBanstead (All Saints) Churchya

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410416 - Unaccounted airmen - 16-4-1941What caused the death of and/or what were the places of death registration for the following airmen killed on active service (while engaged on non-operational flying duties or on the ground through enemy action); it's known that many airmen were killed in an air raid on London and many died of wounds later as the Overseas Victoria League Club in Malet Street they were in, took two direct hits: Lac (Pilot u/t) Richardson K. DAVIDSON - 1060807; AC2 William A. JONES - 1356684; LAC (Pilot u/t) Louis RAPHAEL - 931091, and LAC (Pilot u/t) Douglas St.J. SHIPWAY-FOWLER - 1166467. Also: F/Lt Frederick C.G. EDEN - 74387 - killed on active service, and following airmen whose names couldn't be found in Flight Global archives: Sgt William R. GOVETT - 570309; AC1 Kenneth C.G. NICE - 929380; LAC (Pilot u/t) Thomas C. SHARKEY - 1286069; AC1 Anthony M. SILVERMAN - 651093; AC2 Arthur THORPE - 1044549, and LAC (Pilot u/t) Donald J. WHITE - 1262262. Proposed aircraft losses for this day: Hart Trainer - K3146 - 9 FTS - dived into ground Hankerton, 3 miles NE of Malmesbury, Wiltshire. Hurricane I - N2433 - 55 OTU - crashed on landing Ouston. Hurricane I - V7237 - 59 OTU - flew into ground Howbarry, Dumfries. Oxford I - R6087 - 14 FTS - crashed in forced landing at night Hemingford Abbots, Huntingdonshire. Oxford II - V3645 - 15 FTS - crashed on take-off Weston-on-the-Green. Spitfire I - X4475 - 57 OTU - abandoned near Ilkley, Yorkshire. Stirling I - N6002 - 10 MU - crashed Castle Combe. Tiger Moth II - N6480 - 11 EFTS - crashed on landing Perth. Tiger Moth II - N6654 - 4 EFTS - crashed; no further details. Regards and thanks for your help. Henk. ....Read More.Henk Welting on 1st September 2008 05:01:17


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