Hello,
Re: 941969 Cpl Albert BROWN RAFVR.
Cpl Brown, of HQ.243 Wing, missing 15-6-1944, between Chabua and Calcutta in a USAAF C-47.
Haven't got full access to my files. Fill the gaps please.
Col.
Hello,
440615 - Unaccounted Airmen - 15-6-1944
From Henk's list -
EGYPT
SEARBY, George Herbert - Cpl - 989769 - RAFVR - Alexandria (Hadra), Egypt.
FRANCE
MAXFIELD, James - LAC - 1305565 - RAFVR - Bayeux War Cemetery, Calvados, France
MALTA
CLIFF, John William - Cpl - 334172 - RAF - Malta (Capuccini), Naval Cemetery, Malta.
From CWGC & Geoff's sites -
ALGERIA
LAWRENCE, James Arthur - W/O - 1192005 - RAFVR - Dely Ibrahim, Algeria. [ See 18th June 1944].
BANGLADESH
GOLDEN, William Henry - LAC - 1470769 - RAFVR - Chittagong, Bangladesh.
INDIA
MACKINTOSH, Alexander John - LAC - 1120288 - RAFVR - Delhi, India.
PAKISTAN
McCAFFREY, William - Cpl - 1077467 - RAFVR - Karachi, Pakistan.
SINGAPORE
BROWN, Albert - Cpl - 941969 - RAFVR - Singapore Memorial, Singapore.[ not in "Unsung Heroes" that I can find ?].
UK
ATA
ROWE, Henry John Norman - First Officer - ATA - Weston-Super-Mare, Somerset. [ Albermarle - P1563 - 9 FP ].
UK
ROTHERAM, Sisson Ede - F/O _ 143718 - RAF(RAFO) - Runnymede Memorial, Surrey.[ Wellington XIV - HF446 - 172 Sqn ].
THOMSON, Norman Walker - F/S - 1347010 - RAFVR - Runnymede Memorial, Surrey. [ Beaufighter VIc - JL855 - 132 OTU ].
Alex
Hello,
Re: 941969 Cpl Albert BROWN RAFVR.
Cpl Brown, of HQ.243 Wing, missing 15-6-1944, between Chabua and Calcutta in a USAAF C-47.
Haven't got full access to my files. Fill the gaps please.
Col.
Last edited by COL BRUGGY; 18th March 2014 at 00:04.
Hi
EGYPT
SEARBY, George Herbert - Cpl - serving with RAF Police, Middle East.
FRANCE
MAXFIELD, James - LAC - serving with 4 Beach Sqn
MALTA
CLIFFE, John William - Cpl - serving at AHQ Malta.
ALGERIA
LAWRENCE, James Arthur - W/O - serving at 1 BPD
BANGLADESH
GOLDEN, William Henry - LAC - serving with 182 Wing.
INDIA
MACKINTOSH, Alexander John - LAC - serving with 342 MU
PAKISTAN
McCAFFREY, William - Cpl - serving with 7 SoTT.
SINGAPORE
BROWN, Albert - Cpl - serving with 243 Wing
UK
ROTHERAM, Sisson Ede - F/O _ Wellington XIV - HF446 - 172 Sqn ].
THOMSON, Norman Walker - F/S - Beaufighter VIc - JL855 - 132 OTU ].
Malcolm
At a guess I'd say Albert Brown was on:
C-47 41-7793
CApt. TRAMMELL, JOSEPH W.; O667601 USAAF 14 Jun - India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
2Lt DOWNEY, THOMAS J.; O672776 USAAF - India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
Cpl. WELCH, CHARLES O.; 35366282 India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
Cpl. CHIPMAN, ROBERT; 11047348 USAAF India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
PFC BUCKNER, George F.; 32505871 USAAF India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
1Lt DWYER, Frank P; O1551389 US Army India-China Wing, Air Transport Command
BROWN, A.; Not listed in the US Casualties <<--- Not on ABMC
Pvt SMITH, Robbie W.; 33443105 USAAF US Army Air Corps
Pvt SWANK, Donald M.; 35348324 USAAF Headquarters Squadron, 52nd Air Service Group
2Lt MARTINEZ, Joel A.; O687386 USAAF 90th Fighter Squadron, 80th Fighter Group
PFC RIDING, Boyd E.; 39905149 USAAF 86th Airdrome Squadron
Sgt BRAZEE, Edward. A.; 36125091 US Army 111th Station Hospital
TEC5 REA, Earl R.; 37242074 US Army 111th Station Hospital
Pvt MANUEL, Dudley A.; 36563825 US Army 111th Station Hospital
TEC4 GUSTAFSON, Cyril W. 14081356 US Army 20th General Hospital
(44-6-14-500)*
http://airforcehistoryindex.org/ and also trying to hunt through Ancestry.com etc
I see the ABMC website says they are launching a new site soon, maybe they can add search by date!! American records are so poorly presented compared to the CWGC.
And after all that copying a pasting:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg...&GSvcid=300771
Last edited by dennis_burke; 17th March 2014 at 20:16.
Dennis Burke
- Dublin
Foreign Aircrew and Aircraft Ireland 1939-1945
www.ww2irishaviation.com
MAXFIELD is remembered on this website - http://www.rafbeachunits.info/html/l..._maxfield.html. It reads:
Leading Aircraftman James Maxfield (1305565) of 107 Beach Flight was No. 4 R.A.F. Beach Squadron’s only fatal casualty. He died in Normandy on 15th June 1944, aged 22.
John Fenton saved a cutting from the Sunday Pictorial, dated 23rd July 1944.
The full text of the caption reads:
‘Squadron Leader L. T. Taylor (correctly, L. A. Taylor) pays the last tribute to a comrade, L.A.C. Maxfield, who met the fate that might have overwhelmed them both. They were digging a trench on the beach-head when the squadron-leader was called away. A minute later Maxfield’s pick struck a mine - on the site where they had been living for fourteen days.
Martyn
"Death by heat stroke of 1120288 LAC Mackintosh A.J, F.M.A of 352 MU at the BMH. Funeral took place at the Allahabad Cemetary at 0900 hours" - AIR29/820 - No. 20 CMU PhaphamauINDIA
MACKINTOSH, Alexander John - LAC - 1120288 - RAFVR - Delhi, India.
INDIA
MACKINTOSH, Alexander John - LAC - serving with 342 MU
Hi Ian
If you drop an email to the nice folks at http://www.afhso.af.mil/main/contactus.asp
and ask them for a scan of the report related to C-47 41-7793 and its loss.
Aside from that, you also should contact the RAF to order a copy of his service record.
Details at this link:
https://www.gov.uk/requests-for-pers...ccess-requests
Dennis Burke
- Dublin
Foreign Aircrew and Aircraft Ireland 1939-1945
www.ww2irishaviation.com
George Herbert Searby 989769 died as the result of an unspecified accident
John Alexander Mackintosh 1120288, His actual medical cause of death was symbolic empyema and pneumonia
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