Forgot to mention a proposed aircraft loss for this day:
Wallace II - K6023 - 1 SS - crashed on landing Cranwell North.
Henk.
What caused the death of and/or what what the place of death registration for:
Apprentice (Pupil ??) John A. RAWLINGS - 575773 - name not found in the Flight archives.
Regards and thanks for your help.
Henk.
Forgot to mention a proposed aircraft loss for this day:
Wallace II - K6023 - 1 SS - crashed on landing Cranwell North.
Henk.
Henk
Rawlings JA aged 18 registered at Aylesbury
DaveW
Last edited by davew; 3rd April 2008 at 17:35. Reason: typo
..........what means no connection to the proposed Wallace ?
Henk.
John Rawlings is described as an Apprentice and his number shows he was part of the 39th entry, started at Halton January 1939 so looks like natural causes or training accident.
RAWLINGS.—John Alton (R.A.F.), died Sept. 28th (accidently), age 18. loving son of John (Jack) and Enid Rawlings. Willerby
Tuesday 01 October 1940, Hull Daily Mail, East Riding of Yorkshire, England.
Martyn
The Bucks Herald of October 4th 1940 reported that the Coroner recorded an open verdict into the death of Rawlings, who was 'found dead in a shower bath at the barrack room at the camp, suspended by a towel around his neck from a clothes hook on the wall.'
It also reported that 'the Coroner remarked that there was no evidence before him to indicate under what circumstances the deceased youth met his death, nor any evidence as to the state of his mind at the time.'
regards
Simon
Thomas Arthur McNulty 535477 , attached to 6 Squadron , on detachment at Quasaba, became seriously ill on 26th September and died of bacillary dystentry
Fraser Nimmo 552519, attached to 22 MU, was seriously injured in a road accident in Carlisle on 27 September and was admitted to the City and General hospital, where he died at 23:50 hours of a fractured of the base of the skull
Cecil Gordon Mons Leaver 1257863 , attached to Number 10 SFTS, was killed on the 27th September( not 28 September as per CWGC ) In a road accident at Potterspury, Northampton
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