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Henk Welting
22nd July 2008, 14:22
What caused the death of and/or what were the places of death registration for:

Sgt (Pilot) John M. GLADWELL - 740551 - killed on active service;
AC2 Harold KELLETT - 1308279, and
LAQC William G. LLOYD - 619376.
Kellett and Lloyd are listed on page 143 of Flight Feb. 13th, 1941, however have no access to page 142 to check whether died or killed on active service.

Proposed aircraft losses for this day:

Anson I - N9940 - SFP - crashed in forced landing Iron Acton, Gloucestershire.
Tiger Moth II - N 5464 - 9 EFTS - spun into ground Binley near Coventry.
Tiger Moth II - R5195 - 7 EFTS - crashed in forced landing Nailstone, Leicestershire.
Mohawk IV - AR651 - 8 FPP - crashed in forced landing Court Farm, Quedgeley, Gloucestershire.

Regards and thankis for your help.
Henk.

paulmcmillan
22nd July 2008, 15:02
Henk

Previous page here:

http://www.flightglobal.com/pdfarchive/view/1941/1941%20-%200406.html
Both DIED ON ACTIVE SFPVICE

Dick
22nd July 2008, 15:41
Hi Henk
Gladwell,29, is registered at Gloucester East, this could put him in the Mohawk but the other Gloucester incident is further South and closer to Bristol, Kellett,20, is registered at Buckrose in E Yorkshire, Lloyd,20, is registered at Andover
Regards
Dick

Eddie Fell
22nd July 2008, 16:05
Hi Henk

On 8/1/41 Blenheim IV R3695 from 2 (C) OTU at Catfoss landed at Driffield in the rain and hit and killed an airman on the ground. I do not know the airmans name, but Kellett is a possibility given the place of registration

Cheers

Eddie

Henk Welting
23rd July 2008, 15:19
Thanks friends for your much appreciated help.
Regards,
Henk.

Eddie Fell
15th February 2009, 13:41
Hi Henk

It was indeed Kellett who was killed by R3695

Source; ORB 2 (C) OTU

Cheers

Eddie

Henk Welting
15th February 2009, 13:53
Thanks Eddie for confirmation KELLETT.
Regards,
Henk.

Ross_McNeill
25th November 2013, 21:25
Gladwell was the only fatality on Mohawk AR651.


Ross

jonheyworth
5th April 2021, 21:15
William George Lloyd 619376 , attached to RAF Andover, became dangerously ill with pneumonia on 2nd november 1940 and was admitted to Tidworth military hospital where his condition progressively worsened and he died of pulmonary tuberculosis