Hello All,
This is a difficult problem! Bear in mind that when all these non-RAF air forces personnel (both Commonwealth and non-Commonwealth) were arriving UK those responsible for allocating Service Numbers were, basically and in the beginning, “making it up as they went along”. What might have been done in one place and at one time may not have been the same as in another place/time – and either/both countermanded from “On High” at some later stage?!!
As far as I was concerned the Number that appeared on my RAF F1250 (both as an Airman and an Officer) was my Official RAF Number, but I suspect that there are not many images of F1250s from those times in existence!
This would appear to be within the spheres of expertise of Jim Routledge and Malcolm Barrass? This is where they earn their corn!!!
HTH
Peter Davies
Meteorology is a science; good meteorology is an art!
We might not know - but we might know who does!
Thanks Jagan.
I came across them quite by accident. There are pdf files on that site for each year from 1939 through to 1945.
Regards
Simon
Thanks Jagan, pls post a note here when done and I will check the actual list once more if there will be still any other RCAF airmen to complete.
I also going to complete the Polish casualties later.
Pavel
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Great Jagan, thank you.
So some more RCAF members:
Flight Sergeant Baden Powell HOBBS (R/76645)
Post-discharge death, 30.6.1942 discharged from the RCAF - physically unfit for any form of Air Force Service.
Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton, Alberta
cause - carcinoma of stomach
Flight Sergeant Seth Mark THOMAS (R/92802)
Missing on transit flight Harwell-Gibraltar
Wellington HX681
R/970907 Sgt C. H. Dunn pilot
1330017 Sgt R. C. Brinkley pilot
R/109221 Sgt W. E. Foster navigator
R/91802 Sgt S. N Thomas WOP/AG
R/100116 Sgt L. S. Johnston WOP/AG
More to come soon!
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Aircraftman 1st Class Joseph Edmund CUSACK (R/138923)
with RCAF Torbay at the time of death
Died in fire which destroyed K of C. Hostel, St. John's, Newfoundland
Czechoslovak Airmen in the RAF 1940-1945
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Sergeant William Henry LANGLEY (R/51315)
No. 3 TC Administrative Unit, Montreal
Sudden natural death (Accute Gastritis)
Czechoslovak Airmen in the RAF 1940-1945
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Leading Aircraftman Frank James BEAIRSTO (R/105915)
served with RCAF Station Trenton
Accident - struck aeroplane propellor at RCAF Station Trenton, multiple francture of skull
Czechoslovak Airmen in the RAF 1940-1945
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Sergeant Allan Roy EVANS (R/95117)
trade WAG
served with No. 7 (BR) Squadron, Prince Rupert, BC
Died - apparently self inflicted wounds
Gun shot wound. Head and left lower chest.
Czechoslovak Airmen in the RAF 1940-1945
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