PLEASE NOTE: The only contact address we have for those listed are as shown on the postings below. We are not responsible for those who may have changed their email address and have not informed us of this change.
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Iain Potts is seeking anyone who may have known his Grandfather Flight Lieutenant (Pilot) William McTurk who was taken Prisoner of war along with 2 other members of his crew whilst on Ops to Leipzig whilst flying with 35 Squadron and was taken to Stalag Luft L3 where he remained until the end of the war when, while being force marched to Berlin, was liberated by the Soviet army.
If you remember William McTurk then Iain would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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Mike Bunn is seeking any information in regard to 1661967 James Bunn who was a pilot during World War 2, Unfortunately Mike has very little inofmation in regard to his his fathers time spent in the RAF during WWII other than he joined the raf in 1938/9 and was demobed 1946 and flew Hurricanes, Spitfires during the Battle of Britain, rocket-firing Typhoons over Europe and finished by flying Sunderland flying boats in the Pacific.
If you remember James Bunn then Mike would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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| Maurice Hayes (Moss/Paddy) : |
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Margaret Craig is seeking anyone who may remember her Father Maurice Hayes also known as Moss or Paddy who was an Air gunner with 150 Squadron for the N. Africa and Italy campaigns. He originally came from Ireland.
The rest of his crew were as follows.
Sergeant (Bmb.Aim) J Baxter from Ayrshire, Scotland.
Sergeant F Doyle from Crosby, Liverpool |
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Sergeant (W.Op/Air. Gnr.) J Umbers from Coulsdon, Surrey.
Flight Sergeant (Pilot) S S M Tunstall from Boonah, Australia.
Perhaps you may have served with Maurice Hayes? If so then Margaret would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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Bill Ringrose is seeking any photos of the aircraft his uncle Dennis Ringrose was on. The Aircraft crashed near Walton-on-the Naze March 5th-6th 1944. There is a Memorial erected to the crew made by the young Cadets in 1975 with the Propellers from the plane. The crew were as follows
Squadron leader E A Hayes
Flt.Lt. J G Clothier
Flt, Lt. J R Harris
Flying Officer C M Hay DSO
Pilot Officers M Neilson , G M Orcer , D M Cooke .
If you can help Bill then he can be contacted at the email address below |
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| Austin Southwell Marshall |
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Sheila Byrne is seeking any information in regard to 978403 Sergeant (Air Gnr) Austin Southwell Marshall who went to 2 Signals School Yatesbury and was then posted to Dumfries . He was involved in a night patrol off Brest on 10-4-41. Unfortunatly he was reported killed in action along with the rest of crew whilst on anti submarine Patrol on 22/06/1941.
If you remember Sergeant Marshall or can help with any further details then Sheila would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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| David Peacock Robertson Cameron |
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Susan Cameron is seeking details in regard to her Uncle 186773 Flying Officer (W.Op./Air Gnr.) David Peacock Robertson Cameron who along with the rest of his crew where reported killed in action on 20/05/1945 when their Wellington I crashed into a house on take off from RAF Lossiemouth
If you can help Susan with any further details then she can be contacted at the email address below |
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Madeleine Carter is seeking any information in regard to her Father 1905022 Flight Sgnt Simon Joseph Rutledge who flew with 201 Squadron. He first flew Sunderland Flying Boats and then Lancasters.
Perhaps you may have served with Simon Joseph Rutledge ? If so or if you remember him then Madeleine his daughter would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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David Haywood is seeking anyone who may remember Sergeant /WOThomas B Oates (Tom) Who served at the following Feb 1941 RAF West Freugh - April 1941 RAF Manby Aug 1941 RAF Jurby Nov 1941 Castle Kennedy (CGS) June 1942 - Wigtown August 1942 RAF Scampton 49 Sqn Sept 1942 Cark Dec 1942 - Oct 1943 Wigtown April - June - 1944 - OTU - Bitteswell July Aug 1944 - HCU Wigsley Sept 1944 - RAF Syerston
Sept 1944 - 44 Sqn (Rhodesia)
If you remember Thomas B Oates (Tom) then David would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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Sean Devaney recently bought a 57 squadron shield that had been made specially
for Sergeant Raymond Hedley Wright.who was a bomber aimer flying in DX-B which was lost on the night of 22nd/23rd May 1944 on an operation to Braunsschweig out of East Kirby. Sean is looking to present the shield to the Lincolnshire Aviation Heritage Centre at East Kirkby as a memorial to the Raymond and his crew and would very much like to trace any surviving friends/relatives of Raymond and his crew in order to learn about them, the history behind the shield, and to obtain their permission to prepare a memorial.
The crew members were as follows
417032 Pilot Officer Leslie Harold Winkeke RAAF
186550 Pilot Officer Edward George Graves
273734Flight Lieutenant John Joseph Mahoney
1580431 Signaller Reginald Roy Frost
1375322 Flight Sergeant Alan Ife
1117487 Sergeant James Alexander Moore
If you remember any of the above then Sean would like to hear from you and can be contacted at the email address below |
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Ken Moss who was a pilot with 220 Squadron at RAF Wick from 1940 to early 1942 wonders if anyone remembers him from his time with 220 Squadron at Wick and if so would they get in touch.
Ken can be contacted through his brother in law John Davies at the email address below |
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