Appendices

APPENDIX 1

Notes on performance of aircraft used operationally by Fighter Command and the Luftwaffe, July/October 1940

German aircraft detailed are those actually employed on sorties or met in combat over the Channel. Night fighters and close reconnaissance aircraft are not included. The lists of sub-types actually used in the Battle of Britain are taken from Luftwaffe Quartermaster General’s returns for the period.

VI CKERS-SUPERMARI NE SPITFIRE MK. I

After winning three successive Schneider Trophy contests with their high-speed record-breaking seaplanes. Super-marines built to Air Ministry Specification F7/30, a cranked-wing fixed-undercarriage fighter, K2890, with a 600 h.p. Rolls-Royce Goshawk steam-cooled engine. This aircraft fulfilled its specification requirements, but its designer, R. J. Mitchell, did not consider that it was the thing for future combat. Accordingly, he set about designing the interceptor he thought the R.A.F. ought to want. This was to have an enclosed cockpit, retractable undercarriage and four machine-guns. This met Air Ministry Specification F5/34. The advent of the Rolls-Royce PV-12 Merlin dictated changes in the design, and around Mitchell’s later plans a new specification, F37/34, was written. The result was the Spitfire, and the prototype, K5054, flew for the first time on March 5th, 1936. It bore the Vickers-Supermarine type number, 300.

On K5054 the engine was a Merlin C giving 1,030 h.p. at 16,250 feet, and the propeller was a de Havilland fixed-pitch two-blade wooden type. A tail-skid was fitted, the cockpit canopy was flat-topped and the exhausts were flush.

In 1937 production of the Spitfire Mk. I with the Merlin II engine and a wooden propeller began. Deliveries started from the Eastleigh factory in 1938, and Nos. 19 and 66 squadrons at Duxford were the first to receive them. These aircraft bore the same type number (300) as the prototype Spitfire, and it was allocated to the 1,531 aircraft built.

Tests carried out to improve take-off and climb were made by fitting the prototype with a de Havilland three-blade two position propeller. These were fitted from the seventy-seventh aircraft to come off the assembly line. A bubble cockpit hood also became standard on later models, this type having replaced the flat canopy.

The Spitfire Mk. Is in service had four .303 machine-guns, but this was changed to eight .303 Browning guns in the Mk. IA. In February 1939 one aircraft was fitted experimentally with two 20 m.m. guns, and this version, also carrying four .303s, became the Mk. IB, thirty of which were delivered in August 1940 for operational trials in the Battle of Britain. The experimental 20 m.m. cannon Spitfire shot down a Dornier Do 17 in March 1940.

Two main differences distinguished the Spitfire Mk. II from the Mk. I. It was fitted with a Merlin XII engine and was built exclusively at Castle Bromwich.

The Mk. II incorporated some detailed refinements, and whereas the Mk. I had armour plating added in service, the Mk. II had it fitted on the production line.

Altogether 920 Mk. IIs were built; 750 as Mk. IIAs with eight machine-guns, and 170 as Mk. IIBs which carried four Brownings and two Hispano 20 m.m. cannon.

Deliveries of the Mk. II to the R.A.F. began on June 3rd, 1940.

In July 1940 Fighter Command possessed nineteen Spitfire squadrons. These were 19, 41, 54, 64, 65, 66, 72, 74, 92, 152, 222, 234, 266, 602, 603, 609, 610, 611, 616.

Data: SPITFIRE MK. 1

Manufacturers: Supermarine Division of Vickers-Armstrong Ltd., in factories at Southampton, Winchester, Swindon, and Castle Bromwich. Widely sub-contracted.

Power Plant: Rolls-Royce Merlin II and III with single speed supercharger and Glycol cooling. Combat rating on 80 octane fuel. 1,030 h.p. at 16,250 ft. Merlin III was identical with Merlin II except for the propeller shaft and the accessory drive. First seventy-seven aircraft fitted with two-blade fixed-pitch wooden propeller.

Dimensions: Span, 36 ft. 10 in. length, 29 ft. 11 in. height, 11 ft. 5 in. wing area 242 sq. ft.

Weight: Empty: 5,067 lb.; Loaded: 6,409 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed 355 m.p.h. at 19,000 ft.; time to 20,000 ft. 9.4 mins.; maximum range 575 miles, range, including take-off and 15 mins. combat, 395 miles; service ceiling 34,000 ft.

Mk. II

As for Mk.I except:

Power Plant: 1,175 h.p. Rolls-Royce Merlin XII, fitted with

Coffman starter, driving a three-bladed Rotöl propeller.

Weights: As for Mk. I. + 75 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed (IIA) 370 m.p.h. Initial rate of climb 2,600 ft./min.

BRISTOL BLENHEIM FIGHTER

The Bristol Blenheim had its origins in the generosity and foresight of a private individual, Lord Rothermere. In 1934 he ordered from the Bristol Aeroplane Company the prototype of a high-speed 6/8 seat civil transport of advanced design, and powered by two 560 h.p. Mercury 4 radiais. This machine flew in April 1935, and was on immediate success, having the then phenomenal speed of 307 m.p.h. at 14,000 ft. All metal, the transport bore the number 142, and was a low-wing monoplane with refinements like a retractable undercarriage.

Performance of the 142 proved so good that Lord Rothermere presented the aircraft to the nation, as a gift. It was refitted with 640 h.p. Mercury 6.S.2 motors and had its civil registration G-ABCZ replaced by the serial K7557. Known as the ‘Britain First’ the aircraft served as a test-bed for its direct development, the Blenheim, for which Specification B.28/35 was evolved.

Only major external differences between the ‘Britain First’ and the prototype Blenheim I light bomber, lay in the raising of the wing to mid-position, and the modification of the engine nacelles for twin Mercury 8s, which developed 840 h.p. each. The Blenheim had the type number 142A and the prototype, K7022, flew for the first time in June 1936.

Production version of the Blenheim was the type 142M and the first—K7037—left the factory in November 1936. Seating three, the Mk. I had an all-up-weight of 12,500 lb., top speed of 277 m.p.h. at 20,000 feet, and a maximum range of 1,165 miles at 200 m.p.h.

The sturdiness and good all-round qualities of the type prompted the Air Ministry to order a number of Blenheims as fighters, to be known as the Mk. 1F. These had an armoured nose and four .303 Browning guns in a ventral gun pack, in addition to the bomber’s single Browning in the port wing and single-gun dorsal turret.

Blenheim fighters pioneered airborne radar, and achieved their first success on the night of July 22nd, 1940. They went into squadron service in 1938 and equipped the following squadrons: Nos. 23, 25, 29, 64, 68, 145, 219, 222, 600, 601, and 604.

Data: BRISTOL BLENHEIM FIGHTER

Manufacturers: Bristol Aeroplane Company Ltd., Filton, Bristol. Sub-contracted by Avro and Rootes.

Power Plant: Two 840 h.p. Mercury VIII.

Dimensions: Span, 56 ft. 4 in. length, 39 ft. 9 in. height, 9 ft. 10 in. wing areas 469 sq.ft.

Weights: Empty, 8,100 lb. Loaded, 12,500 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 260 m.p.h. Cruising 200 m.p.h. Initial climb, 1,540 ft./min. Range 1,125 miles. Endurance, 5.65 hrs. Service ceiling, 27,280 ft.

THE GLOSTER GLADIATOR

Designed as a private venture, the Gloster Gladiator was found to conform to specification F.7/30, to which the original Goshawk engine Blackburn and Westland biplanes, and the original inverted gull-wing Spitfire had been designed.

An aerodynamically cleaned up development of the Gloster Gauntlet which made such a spectacular début at the S.B.A.C. Display in 1933, it had a cantilever single-strut undercarriage with Dowty internally-sprung wheels, a single-bay wing cellule, and double the armament standard on R.A.F. aircraft over the previous two decades—two Vickers guns in the fuselage and two Lewis guns under the wings.

Powered by a 645 h.p. Bristol Mercury VI S enclosed by a short chord cowling, the prototype (K5200) first flew in September 1934 designated the D.S.37. In July 1935 the Gladiator was ordered for the R.A.F. to Spec. 14/35, the initial contract being for twenty-three machines. A further 186 were ordered in September 1935 and production continued until April 1940, by which time 311 Gladiators had been delivered to the R.A.F.

The production model was fitted with the 840 h.p. Mercury IX engine and a medium chord cowling. It also differed from the prototype in having an enclosed cockpit and four Browning .303 machine-guns.

The basic structure of the Gladiator was orthodox—steel tube and strip construction with fabric-covered wings and rear fuselage assembly, and metal skinning for the front fuselage. A feature not usually found in biplanes was the trailing edge flaps on both upper and lower wings.

In 1938, the Fleet Air Arm took an interest in the Gladiator as a shipboard fighter, and thirty-two production Gladiator IIs were fitted with temporary arrester hooks for use as interim deck-landing fighters. These were followed by sixty Sea Gladiator IIs which carried a dinghy in a fairing beneath the fuselage, and featured other modifications dictated by their naval role. They were delivered to the Navy during 1939–40.

Largely replaced in Fighter Command by the outbreak of war, Gladiators went to France with Nos. 607 and 615 Squadrons of the Advanced Air Striking Force. During the Battle of Britain they equipped No. 247 Squadron at Roborough, charged with defending the Royal Naval dockyards at Plymouth.

Sea Gladiators in the Battle of Britain belonged to 804 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm.

Data: GLADIATOR MK. I AND MK. II

Manufacturers: Gloster Aircraft Co. Ltd., Hucclecote, Gloucester. Makers’ designation S.S.37.

Power Plant: One 840 h.p. Bristol Mercury IX.

Dimensions: span, 32 ft. 3 in. length, 27 ft. 5 in height, 10 ft. 4 in. wing area, 323 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 3,450 lb. Loaded, 4,750 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 253 m.p.h. at 14,500 ft.; Cruising, 210 m.p.h.; Initial climb, 2,300 ft./min.; 9.5 mins. to 20,000; Endurance, 2 hrs.; Service ceiling, 33,000 ft.

Sea Gladiator

As for the Gladiator Mk. II except:

Weights: Empty, 3,745 lb. Loaded, 5,420 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 245 m.p.h. at 15,000 ft. Cruising speed, 212 m.p.h. at 15,500 ft. Range, 425 miles. Service ceiling, 32.000 ft.

Mk. I. Gladiator fitted with fixed-pitch wooden propeller.

Mk. II. Gladiator fitted with three-bladed Fairey-Reed metal fixed-pitch airscrew.

THE HAWKER HURRICANE

Many of Britain’s most famous military aircraft owe their existence to ‘private ventures’ initiated by far-sighted men and firms in industry. This was the case with the development and production of the Hawker Hurricane, which played such an important part in the Battle of Britain.

The Hurricane was originally designed as a Rolls-Royce Goshawk-engined monoplane version of the Fury biplane, to carry four machine-guns. The advent of the Rolls-Royce PV-12 Merlin offered substantial improvements, however, and the fighter was redesigned around it.

Official views on single-seater fighter performance requirements were revised in 1934, and out of these changes came Air Ministry specification F5/34. The specification was investigated by Hawkers who prepared a new design, but the earlier plan showed greater promise. It was recognised by the Air Ministry when specification F36/34 was written around it, and they ordered a prototype—K5083, to be equipped with eight .303 machine-guns in the wings. K5083 flew on November 6th, 1935, powered by a Merlin C of 1,045 h.p.

Encouraged by its performance and the rearmament programmes Hawkers prepared to lay down a production line for 1,000 aircraft in anticipation of an order which was later justified.

Progressive development of the basic Hurricane type had started in 1935 when stressed-skin wings were first investigated. Metal wings began to replace fabric-covered wings on the production line in 1939.

First production Hurricane — L1457 — with Merlin II engine flew on October 12th, 1937. It differed from the prototype in having stub exhausts, strengthened canopy, modified rudder mass balance and altered undercarriage doors. Later a ventral fin was added to improve spin recovery. Armour-plating and bullet-proof windscreens were fitted in 1938, and as part of an attempt to increase fire power, one Hurricane was fitted with one 20 m.m. cannon slung beneath each wing.

The first Hurricane entered service with No. 111 Squadron at Northolt. The re-equipment of other squadrons was rapid and by September 3rd, 1939,497 Hurricanes had been delivered and eighteen squadrons equipped. All these aircraft were of the Mk. I type with eight .303 Browning machine-guns and alternative propeller installations: a Merlin II driving a Watts wooden two-bladed fixed-pitch airscrew, or a Merlin II of similar power with a standardised shaft for de Havilland or Rotol three-bladed metal airscrews.

The Hurricane Mk. II differed from the Mk. I in having a Merlin XX engine, a strengthened fuselage and a choice of wings—one pair designed for twelve Browning machine-guns and the other for four 20 m.m. cannon, both types capable of supporting 500 lb. weight in bombs.

The Hurricane Mk. IIA was an interim production version with strengthened fuselage to permit conversion to a later Mark, but fitted initially with eight-gun armament. Aircraft fitted with twelve Brownings were designated Mk. IIBs and those with four Hispanos Mk. IICs.

Delivery of Mk. IIAs to R.A.F. units began in August 1940, but the more heavily armed IIB and IIC did not reach the squadrons until 1941, although the IIC was first delivered to the R.A.F. in October 1940.

When war broke out the Hurricane was quickly in action with Nos. 1 and 73 Squadrons. In the Battle of Britain they equipped the following squadrons: Nos. 1, 3, 17, 32, 43, 46, 56, 73, 79, 85, 87, 111, 145, 151, 229, 232, 242, 245, 253, 257, 263, 302, 310, 312, 501, 504, 601, 605, 607, 615 and No. 1 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force.

Data: HURRICANE MK. I

Manufacturers: Hawker Aircraft Limited, Kingston, Surrey. Sub-contracted to Gloster Aircraft.

Power Plant: Rolls-Royce Merlin II or III with single speed supercharge and Glycol cooling.

Weight, 1,375 lb.

Combat rating on 80 octane fuel. 1,030 h.p. at 16,250 ft. Merlin III was identical with Merlin II except for the propeller shaft and the accessory drive.

First production models fitted with Watts two-bladed fixed-pitch wooden airscrew. Three-blade de Havilland and Rotöl two position propellers came later, and variable pitch airscrews. On June 24th, 1940, conversion to constant-speed propellers started. Conversion completed in August. Fuel capacity, 69 gallons plus. 56 gallons reserve.

Dimensions: Span, 40 ft. length, 31 ft. 5 in. height, 13 ft. in. wing area, 257½ sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 4,670 lb.; Loaded, 6,600 lb.

Armament: Eight .303 Browning machine-guns.

Performance: Maximum speed—

D.H. Hamilton three-blade metal propeller320 m.p.h.

(variable pitch)

Rotöl three-blade wooden propeller325 m.p.h.

(variable pitch)

Cruising speed, 230 m.p.h.

Initial rate of climb, 2,420 ft./min.

Service ceiling, 34,000 ft.

Range, 600 miles.

Mk. IIA

As for Mk. I except:

Power Plant: Rolls-Royce Merlin XX delivering 1,185 h.p.

Performance: Maximum speed, 342 m.p.h.; cruising speed, 232 m.p.h.; initial rate of climb, 2,380 ft./min.; service ceiling, 35,000 ft.

THE FAIREY FULMAR

The Fairey Fulmar was designed at Heaton Chapel, Stockport, to meet specification 08/38 for a general purpose fleet fighter-bomber. Developed from a light bomber specification P4/34 the prototype made its maiden flight on January 4th, 1940, from Ringway near Manchester. The second prototype flew on April 6th and was delivered at Boscombe Down on May 3rd.

Production of the Fulmar as a two-seat fighter fitted with eight .303 Brownings in the wings, went ahead and in May the first production aircraft was delivered to the Service Trials Unit at Lee-on-Solent near Southampton.

The first three Fulmars for operational service were delivered to Worthy Down early in June 1940 for No. 806 Squadron. Fulmars also replaced Blackburn Skuas which 808 Squadron had used at Dunkirk. In the Battle of Britain Fulmars operated from Wick with No. 808 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, under the control of No. 13 Group.

Data: FAIREY FULMAR MK. I

Manufacturers: The Fairey Aviation Company Limited, Hayes, Middlesex and Stockport, Cheshire.

Power Plant: Rolls-Royce Merlin VIII. 1,010 h.p.

All-up Weight: 9,804 lb.

Dimensions: Span, 46 ft.; length, 40 ft. 3 in.; height, 14 ft.; wing area, 342 sq. ft.

Performance: Maximum speed at sea level: 213 m.p.h.

Maximum speed at 10,000 ft.: 245 m.p.h.

Maximum speed at 20,000 ft.: 220 m.p.h.

Initial rate of climb to 5,000 ft.: 4 mins. 24 secs.

Initial rate of climb to 20,000 ft.: 26 mins. 26 secs.

Service ceiling: 22,400 ft.

Range: 830 Statute miles.

Endurance: 4 hrs. 45 mins., on normal fuel load of 155 gallons.

THE BOULTON PAUL DEFIANT MK. I

Encouraged by the success of the four-gun power-operated turrets being made for bombers, the R.A.F. decided to try them out in small, fast single-engined aircraft. As two-seater fighters they were intended to replace the Hawker Demon bi-planes.

The Hawker Hotspur and the Boulton Paul Defiant met the specification, F9/35, and after their initial flights the Defiant was selected.

The prototype flew for the first time on August 11th, 1937. The first production model first flew on July 30th, 1939.

The Defiant, whose turret was also designed and made by Boulton Paul, was superficially rather like the Hawker Hurricane and was about the same size. The crew of two were over the wing and a retractable fairing was fitted behind the turret which, when lowered, widened the four Browning guns field of fire.

The Defiant introduced a new tactical concept in two-seat fighters whereby no forward armament was carried. All offensive power was concentrated in the rear cockpit.

No. 264 Squadron took the first Defiants into action from Manston on May 12th, 1940, and found the idea paid handsome dividends during early engagements. On May 29th they put up the amazing record of destroying thirty-seven German aircraft. The Germans mistook the squadron for twelve exceptionally careless Hurricanes and dived on their supposedly defenceless tails only to be destroyed in a withering concentration of fire. By May 31st Defiants had shot down sixty-five aircraft, mainly bombers, over Dunkirk.

The Defiant’s success was short lived, however. The Luftwaffe found its weakness and on July 19th scored heavily against No. 141 Squadron by attacking from the front. Its other weakness was the the brain flying it was not the brain firing the guns. It was withdrawn from daylight operations in August 1940 but as an A.I. radar-equipped night fighter it did extremely well, shooting down more raiders per interception than any other night fighter in the winter of 1940–1.

Data: BOULTON PAUL DEFIANT MK. I

Manufacturers: Boulton Paul Aircraft Ltd., Wolverhampton.

Power Plant: Rolls-Royce Merlin III.

Dimensions: Span, 39 ft. 4 in.; length, 35 ft. 4 in.; height, 12 ft. 2 in.; wing area, 250 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 6,282 lb.; loaded, 7,110 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 304 m.p.h. at 16,500 ft.; Cruising speed, 240 m.p.h.; Initial rate of climb, 2,120 ft./min.; Time to 18,000 ft., 10.2 mins.; Maximum range, 600 miles; Service ceiling, 30,200 ft.

THE GRUMMAN MARTLET MK. I

No. 804 Squadron, Fleet Air Arm, which operated with Sea Gladiators from Wick under the control of No. 13 Group, started re-equipping with Grumman Martlets in October 1940.

The Martlet thus became the only American fighter to go into action against the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain for one week.

Developed from the Grumman G-36 (XF F-3) the G-36A Martlet was ordered by the British Government for the Fleet Air Arm in 1939. The first two reached Britain at the end of August 1940. By October 15th, fifteen had been delivered and by the 19th a further sixteen had reached the Navy.

Modified to British specifications, the Martlet differed from the U.S. Navy version in having bullet-proof windscreen, armour-plate, light bomb racks and British-type deck-arrester gear. The armament was increased to four guns by the removal of the .50 calibre guns in the fuselage and the addition of four .303 Brownings in the wings.

Operationally the Martlet was highly efficient and had a considerable margin of speed over the Fulmar.

Data: GRUMMAN MARTLET MK. I

Manufacturers: Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation, Bethpage, Long Island, New York.

Power Plant: One Wright Cyclone G-205A. R-1820 air-cooled radial motor developing 1,000 h.p. at 4,500 ft. with a Hamilton Hydromatic, three-bladed propeller.

Dimensions: Span, 38 ft.; length, 28 ft. 10 in.; height, 9 ft. 2½ in.

Weight: Empty, 4,649 lb.; loaded, 5,876 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 325 m.p.h. at 13,500 ft.; cruising speed, 285 m.p.h.; initial rate of climb, 3,300 ft./min.; service ceiling, 28,000 ft.; range at cruising speed, 1,150 miles.

DORNIER 17

In July 1937 a new German medium bomber, the Do 17, caused a sensation at the Zürich international flying meeting. The slim machine outpaced most of the first-line interceptors in the show, although the onlookers did not know that it was operating at low weight and with special engines.

Nicknamed the ‘Flying Pencil’, the Do 17 was originally conceived as a high-speed commercial aircraft for Lufthansa and it flew for the first time, in civil guise, in the autumn of 1934. Its potentialities as a bomber were realised only after the prototypes had been stored away as unacceptable for civil use.

The first bomber version was flown in 1935 and the Luftwaffe received the Do 17E-1 at the end of 1936. This was slow (top speed 220 m.p.h.) and carried only two machine-guns. Its reconnaissance counterpart was the Do 17F.

Despite its speed the Do 17 performed well in the Spanish Civil War, and managed to avoid interception by fighters. In service the 17E was followed by the Do 17M-1 which had Bramo 323A radiais of 900 h.p. in place of the earlier 750 h.p. BMW VI-7.3 engines.

Re-engined with BMW 132N radiais the Do 1/P emerged and was built in quantity.

Following this came a re-design of the front fuselage which was more bulbous, with a ventral underhang, and accommodation for a crew of four. In this form the aircraft first appeared as the Do 17s of which only three were built, with DB 600 engines.

Fifteen pathfinder versions of the 17s were built as the 17U and these had an extra radio operator.

As in the case of the Heinkel 111, endeavours were made to restrict the use of DB 600 series engines to fighters and the next Do 17 to appear reverted to Bramo 323p radiais. Known as the Do 17z this variant was widely employed over Britain.

Armament was increased to six 7.9 m.m. machine-guns, two firing forward, one dorsal, one ventral and two through side windows. During the Battle of Britain two additional free-mounted machine-guns were added and some aircraft had the lower front machine-gun replaced by a 20 m.m. cannon. Among the measures adopted by Do 17 crews to try and shake off R.A.F. fighters was the carrying of stick hand grenades which were thrown out in the wake of the aircraft.

Like the He 111 the Do 17 had its crew grouped forward, was inadequately armed, and suffered accordingly.

Three Kampfgeschwader, one bomber Gruppe (K.Gr.606) and a number of long-range reconnaissance Staffeln were equipped with Do 17s for operations over Britain.

The following variants of Do 17 were operated in the Battle of Britain.

Do 17E-2	Slim nose. 1,760 lb. bomb-load. Two 750 h.p. BMW VI-7.3.
E-3	Similar to above.
M	Bramo 323A.
P-1	Reconnaissance. Cameras in bomb-bay. BMW 132N engines.
U	New bulged forward fuselage. Five crew. Pathfinder aircraft. DB 600A.
Z-1	Bramo 323A radiais.
Z-2	Bramo 323p radiais. Four crew. Six machine-guns. One variant for special missions.
Z-3	Reconnaissance version. Cameras in bomb-bay.

Data: DORNIER 17Z-2

Manufacturers: Dornier-Werke G.m.b.H., Neuaubing and Friedrichshafen.

Power Plant: Two Bramo 1,000 h.p. 323p radiais. Fuel capacity: total fuel 1,550 litres, with extra fuel tank, 2,445 litres for long-range reconnaissance.

Dimensions: Span, 59 ft.; length, 53 ft. 5½ in.; height, 15 ft. 9 in.; wing area, 592 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 11,484 lb.; normal loaded, 18,913 lb.; overloaded, 19,481 lb.

Bomb Load: (Internal) maximum, 2,200 lb.; with maximum fuel, bomb load reduced to 1,100 lb.

Performance: (At normal loaded weight) maximum speed, 265 m.p.h. at 16,400 ft.; maximum cruising speed, 236 m.p.h. at 14,200 ft.; service ceiling, 26,740 ft.; range, normal 745 miles, with overload tank 1,860 miles.

DORNIER 215

The Do 215 was in all main respects similar to the Do 17Z except for its power plant of two DB 601A inline engines. The 215 was originally an export model taken over by the Luftwaffe, and was seen only in small numbers during the Battle of Britain, in most cases in a reconnaissance role.

The variants used were:

Do 215B-1	Reconnaissance bomber with cameras.
215B-4	Different camera equipment.

Data: DORNIER 215B 1

Manufacturers: Dornier-Werke G.m.b.H., Friedrichschafen and Neuaubing.

Power Plant: Two 1,150 h.p. Daimler Benz DB 601 inline engines.

Dimensions: Span, 59 ft.; length, 53 ft. 5½ in.; height, 15 ft. 9 in.; wing area, 592 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 11,685 lb.; normal loaded, 18,960 lb.

Bomb Load: 2,200 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 275 m.p.h. at 15,000 ft.; service ceiling, 28,000 ft.; range, 1,450 miles with 1,100 lb. of bombs, or 900 miles with 2,200 lb. of bombs.

DORNIER 18

One Staffel (2/106) of Do 18s operated alongside the HE 115 from Brittany in the summer of 1940 on minelaying and coastal reconnaissance work. Originally flown as a transatlantic mail carrier, the Do. 18 had a crew of four. Two machine-guns were carried and bombs or mines hung under the sponsons.

Data: DORNIER 18

Manufacturers: Dornier-Werke G.m.b.H., Friedrichschafen.

Power Plant: Two 865 h.p. BMW 132N radiais in tandem driving tractor and pusher propellers.

Dimensions: Span, 77 ft. 9 in.; length, 63 ft. 1 in.; height, 17 ft. 9 in.; wing area, 1,054 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 12,600 lb.; loaded, 30,000 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 186 m.p.h. at 7,200 ft.; cruising, 161 m.p.h.; service ceiling, 17,400 ft.; range, 2,700 miles.

FOCKE-WULF 200

A civil transport (the Condor) converted to military use, the FW 200 was the only four-motor aircraft used for bombing in the Battle of Britain. The FW 200C-1 first appeared late in 1939 and only a few were available to take part in the Norwegian campaign.

After the fall of France 1./KG40 was established at Bordeaux with seven FW 200CS for maritime reconnaissance and shipping strike. Several of the unit’s aircraft were shot down over Britain during the Battle. In order to put in a maximum effort against Merseyside on the nights August 28th–31st, 1940, aircraft of 1./KG40 were used as ordinary bombers.

The aircraft carried a crew of five and mounted three machine-guns and one 20 m.m. cannon.

Data FW 200c-1

Manufacturers: Focke-Wulf Flugzeugbau G.m.b.H., Cottbus.

Power Plant: Four 870 h.p. BMW 132H-1 radiais.

Dimensions: Span, 108 ft. 3 in.; length, 78 ft. 3 in.; height, 23 ft. 4 in.; wing area, 1,290 sq. ft.

Weight: Loaded, 48,500 lb.

Bomb Load: Maximum, 2,750 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 250 m.p.h.; cruising, 180 m.p.h.; service ceiling, 21,500 ft.; maximum range, 2430 miles.

HEINKEL 59

The obsolete Heinkel 59 float biplane was used by the Luftwaffe for air-sea rescue in the Channel. Several were brought down by R.A.F. fighters following a British Government protest at the use of the red cross for the recovery of valuable aircrews and ‘reconnaissance’. The 59 had originally been produced as a torpedo and general purpose bomber in the Luftwaffe’s early days.

Data: HEINKEL 59

Manufacturers Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H., Marienehe.

Power Plant: Two 660 h.p. BMW VI engines.

Dimensions: Span, 77 ft. 6 in.; length, 56 ft. 6 in.; wing area, 1,615 sq. ft.

Weight: Loaded, 19,620 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 137 m.p.h.; range, 1,090 miles at 106 m.p.h.

HEINKEL 111

Heinkel 111s from five Geschwader operated over Britain during the summer of 1940, together with many more of the type from reconnaissance staffeln.

First flown early in 1935, the He 111 was in operational service with the Luftwaffe in 1937. In its early versions, it had a stepped cockpit, elliptical wings and ‘dustbin’ gun-turret.

Early in 1939 the He 111P came into service with revised straight-tapered wing, unstepped cockpit and ventral gun cupola. To avoid a shortage of Daimler Benz DB 601 liquid-cooled engines, which were required for the Me 109 and Me 110 fighters, a further variant, the 111H, was introduced with Jumo 211 motors. The 111H began to equip squadrons in the autumn and winter of 1939, and it was in full-scale production throughout 1940 and ensuing years.

The He 111H was a low wing all-metal monoplane carrying a crew of five or six made up of pilot, bomb-aimer, radio operator and two or three gunners. Armament consisted of five 7.9 mm. machine-guns, one in the nose, one each ventral and dorsal positions, and two firing from the side windows.

During the Battle of Britain efforts were made to increase the armament while at the same time armour protection was given to the crew. On some aircraft a 20 mm. cannon was fitted in place of the nose machine-gun and on others a remotely controlled machine-gun was mounted in the tail.

In the Polish, Belgian and French campaigns the He 111 had not suffered too badly, but when flown against the R.A.F. it was shown to be very vulnerable, as its speed was not high enough for it to escape British fighters. Its armament was inadequate and without powered turrets the hand-operated guns were difficult to use. Some Heinkel crews resorted to throwing out tin boxes attached to reels of wire, in the hope that they would catch in a fighter’s propeller.

As a night bomber the He 111 was more successful in 1940–1 and the pathfinder gruppe K.Gr.100 used Heinkels carrying the ‘X’ and ‘Y’ beam navigation/bombing systems. For mine-laying and anti-shipping strike, the He 111 was used by KG4 and KG26 respectively.

Some Heinkels used over Britain were of the early ‘D’ variant produced in 1937. The sub-types operated in the Battle of Britain were as follows)

He 111D	Stepped cockpit. Elliptical wing. ‘Dustbin’ turret. Two 1,050 h.p. DB 600Ga engines.
P-1	First version with unstepped cockpit and straight-tapered wings. Two 1,150 h.p. DB 601A. Basic armament three machine-guns but this increased retrospectively after delivery.
P-2	As for P-1, but modified wireless.
P-5	Detail modifications.
H-1	Similar top series. Two Jumo 211A-1S of 1,000 h.p. each.
H-2	Additional guns through side windows, although this modification retrospectively fitted to most earlier sub-types. Two Jumo 211A-3. Modified wireless equipment.
H-3	Some fitted with 20 mm., cannon in nose. Jumo 211D-1 engines of 1,200 h.p. each. Certain H-3S had an additional machine-gun firing forward from the ventral cupola.
H-4	Uprated engines: 1,340 h.p. Jumo 211F-2. Equipped to carry two 2,000 lb. or one 4,000 lb. bomb externally.
H-5	Reverted to Jumo 211D-1. External bomb load 5,510 lb.

Data: HEINKEL 111H-3

Manufacturers: Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H. Marienehe and Oranienburg.

Power Plant: Two 1,200 h.p. Junkers Jumo 221D-1. Fuel capacity, 762 gallons.

Dimensions: Span, 74 ft. 3 in.; length, 54 ft. 6 in.; height, 13 ft. 9 in.; wing area, 942 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 14,355 lb.; normal loaded, 25,520 lb.; maximum overload, 27,400 lb.

Bomb Load: (Internal, fitted vertically in the centre section) 4,400 lb.; with full tanks load decreased to 2,134 lb.

Performance: (at normal loaded weight) Maximum speed, 255 m.p.h. at 16,000 ft.; cruising speed, 225 m.p.h. at 16,000 ft.; service ceiling, 25,500 ft.; range, normal, 1,540 miles; with overload tanks, 2,640 miles; with 4,400 lb. of bombs range was reduced to 760 miles.

HEINKEL 113

In many combat reports for the period August-October 1940 reference was made to combats with and sightings of Heinkel 113s. The myth of the 113 has been perpetuated in several books since the war. Designated He 100D, the so-called He 113 was an attractive and very fast interceptor, first flown in January 1938. Seven prototypes, three pre-production and twelve production He 110s were built, but not one was accepted by the Luftwaffe for operational use. Six prototypes were sold to Russia, and the three pre-production machines to Japan.

The batch of twelve remaining, known as the He 100D, formed into a unit for the defence of the Heinkel Marienehe works and were flown by Heinkel test pilots. To give the impression that the 100 was in service with the Luftwaffe, a flood of propaganda pictures was issued showing the line up of He 100s with full camouflage and false unit markings. The type was given the spurious designation He 113. The He 113s reported in the Battle of Britain resulted from faulty aircraft recognition and were, in fact, Me 109s.

HEINKEL 115

Employed for coastal reconnaissance and minelaying, the He 115 seaplane was used by five Küstenfliegerstaffeln employed by Luftflotten 2, 3 and 5.

Developed from a civil main seaplane, the 115 carried a crew of three and mounted two machine-guns, one forward and one dorsal. Two variants were operated, the 115B-1 and c.

Data: HEINKEL 115

Manufacturer: Ernst Heinkel Flugzeugwerke G.m.b.H., Marienehe.

Power Plant: Two 880 h.p. BMW 132 radiais.

Dimensions: Span, 75 ft. 10 in.; length, 57 ft.; height, 23 ft. 4 in.; wing area, 946 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 11,670 lb.; loaded, 20,020 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 217 m.p.h. at 11,150 ft.; cruising, 186 m.p.h.; service ceiling, 21,320 ft.; normal range, 1,300 miles.

JUNKERS 87

The Junkers 87 Stuka was a prime weapon in the Luftwaffe armoury until the summer of 1940, when its poor performance and vulnerability led to heavy casualties. Employed in the convoy battles of July and the strikes against southern England in August, the Ju 87 began to fade out of the picture on August 19th, and the main units with the type (under Fliegerkorps VIII) were withdrawn to the Pas de Calais on August 29th. Some raids With the remaining Ju 87 units were made on the 30th.

The Stuka never reappeared over Britain and confined its activities to fronts where opposition was less intense.

Descended from the K.47 built in Sweden in 1928, the Ju 87 had many staunch adherents in the Luftwaffe, as where air supremacy was assured it offered a cheap and easy method of precision bombing. First flown with a Rolls-Royce Kestrel engine in 1935, the Ju 87 went into service in 1937 as the Ju 87A powered by a 635 h.p. Jumo 210 inline engine. Both the 87A and the 87B participated in the Spanish Civil War, the latter having more power, spatted in place of trousered undercarriage, altered hood and many detail modifications.

The Ju 87B swept a path for the armoured divisions through Poland, Holland, Belgium and France, and six Stukakampfgeschwader were finally ranged against Britain. With its cranked wing and prominent undercarriage, the Ju 87 bore an unmistakable outline. It carried a crew of two and was armed with two fixed and one movable machine-guns.

The variants flown over Britain were:

Ju 87	B-1	First used in Spain in 1938.
	B-2	Broader propeller blades, ejector exhausts and minor modifications to the undercarriage.
	R	As for B-2, but underwing fuel-tanks and single bomb under the fuselage. R= Reichweite or range.

Data: JUNKERS 87B

Manufacturers Junkers Flugzeug und Motorenwerke, A. G., Dessau.

Power Plant: One 1,150 h.p. Jumo 21 ma inline engine.

Dimensions: Span, 45 ft. 4 in.; length, 36 ft. 5 in.; height, 12 ft. 9 in.; wing area, 344 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 6,085 lb.; loaded, 9,370 lb.

Bomb Load: Either one 1,100 lb. bomb under the fuselage, or one 550 lb. bomb under the fuselage and four 110 lb. bombs under the wings. Maximum bomb load for short ranges, 2,205 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 232 m.p.h. at 13,500 ft.; cruising, 175 m.p.h. at 15,000 ft.; service ceiling, 24,500 ft.; range with 1,100 lb. of bombs, 370 miles; with external tanks (Ju 87R), 875 miles.

JUNKERS 88

The Junkers 88 was designed as a medium/dive bomber with the speed of a fighter. While the 88 was under development, however, the new generation of British fighters caught up and surpassed it with the result that serious losses were suffered over Britain in 1940.

First flown in December 1936, the Ju 88 was only at the pre-production batch stage on the outbreak of war. The first ten Ju 88A-1s were hurriedly put into service and attacked the Ark Royal in September 1939.

The A-1 variant was that mainly used in the Battle of Britain. It had twin Jumo engines, slatted wing dive brakes, and a crew of four grouped, as usual, in the nose. Armament comprised three machine-guns, nose, ventral and dorsal, although an additional gun was later fitted in the dorsal position. Armour protection was increased during August and September 1940.

Against the Spitfire and Hurricane the Ju 88 was vulnerable, but it could outpace the obsolescent Blenheim if which tried to intercept it.

Variants used:

Ju 88	1-1	In large-scale use. First production model.
	A-5	Wing span increased to 65 ft. 10½ in. Armament four/five machine-guns. Outer wing bomb carriers. Improved armour. Strengthened undercarriage.

Data: JUNKERS 88A-1

Manufacturer: Junkers Flugzeug and Motorenwerke, A. G. Dessau, etc.

Power Plant: Two 1,200 h.p. Jumo 211B-1 inlines (in radial cowlings).

Dimensions: Span, 59 ft. 10¾ in.; length, 47 ft. 1 in.; height, 15 ft. 5 in.; wing area, 540 sq. ft.

Weight: Maximum loaded, 27,500 lb.

Bomb Load: Normal, 3,968 lb. (main load on four external carriers inboard of the nacelles, plus small load in the fuselage); maximum bomb load, 5,510 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 286 m.p.h. at 16,000 ft.; service ceiling, 26,500 ft.; range, 1,553 miles.

MESSERSCHMITT 109

In the period 1939–40, the Me 109 was undoubtedly one of the finest single-seat fighters in the world, and it was a most worthy opponent of the Hurricane and Spitfire. Due to lack of production organisation and any sense of urgency, however, the Me 109 was not available in sufficient numbers to decide the outcome of the Battle of Britain.

Flown initially in 1935, the Me 109 proved its worth in 109B and C forms in the Spanish Civil War. The type was steadily developed up to 1939 when the E series came into service and these formed the bulk of the fighter formations used in the summer of 1940.

Among the 109s advantages were speed, rate of climb, and the ability to go straight into a dive due to a direct injection fuel pump. Its faults lay in delicate handling qualities which required much experience to master. Unlike the Hurricane and Spitfire, the Me 109 had the petrol tank behind the pilot, and it was vulnerable.

In the later stages of the Battle, improved engine ratings gave the 109 a better rate of climb than the Spitfire above 20,000 ft. Originally, protection for the pilot was lacking, but in July armour was fitted behind the fuselage petrol tank, and armour plates were added round the pilot’s head and neck— although these interfered with the view from the cockpit. Throughout, the Me 109 suffered from lack of range and the non-availability of suitable drop tanks.

No less than ten Jagdgeschwader were used against Britain, and many 109s operated as fighter-bombers in October 1940.

Variants used:

Me 109B		First issued to 2./JG88 in Spain, April 1937. 650 h.p. Jumo 210DA.
	E-1	DB 601A of 1,050 h.p. Armament: two machine-guns in the cowlings and two 20 mm. cannon in the wings.
	E-1/B	Carried 4 × 110 lb. or one 550 lb. bomb. Machine-guns only.
	E-3	Main variant in the Battle of Britain. DB 6/1Aa. Additional cannon through airscrew hub, but this was generally removed by July 1940.
	E-4	Engine cannon deleted. Wing cannon fitted.
	E-4/B	Fighter-bomber, war load as for E-1/B including wing cannon.
	E-4/N	DB 601N, higher compression ratio.
	E-5	Reconnaissance. Armament only two machine-guns. One large camera.
	E-7	Similar to E-4 but DB 601N and drop tank, 551 lb. bomb fitting.

Data: MESSERSCHMITT 1 09E-3

Manufacturers: Messerschmitt A. G., Augsburg, Regensburg, etc.

Power Plant One 1,150 h.p. Daimler Benz DB 601 Aa inline. Dimensions: Span, 32 ft. 4 in.; length, 26 ft. 8 in.; height, 7 ft. 5Û in.

Weights: Empty, 4,421 lb.; loaded, 5,520 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 354 m.p.h. at 12,300 ft.; cruising, 298 m.p.h.; initial rate of climb, 3,100 ft./min.; time to 16,500 ft., 6.2 mins.; service ceiling, 36,000 ft.; cruising range, 412 miles (no combat allowances).

MESSERSCHMITT 110

Like the Junkers 87, the Messerschmitt 110 started the war with a false aura of invincibility. In the Zerstörer, or Destroyer, class, the 110 was intended as a long-range escort fighter to clear the path for the bomber formations. When they first came into service in 1939 the Me nos had hand-picked crews who were supposed to represent an élite corps.

The Zerstörer’s reputation was maintained until the attacks opened on Channel convoys in July, when it was rudely shattered. Throughout the period July–October Zerstörergruppen suffered severe losses out of all proportion to the effect they achieved and in the end they themselves had to be escorted by Me 109s.

The Me 110 should have been withdrawn from service in the west in August, but overall shortage of fighters necessitated their retention. In addition the High Command was impressed by the success claims which Z.Gruppen put in—these being grossly exaggerated.

The Me 110 was first flown in May 1936, but due to engine changes, etc., it was not in large-scale production until 1939. In the Battle of Britain three Zerstörer Geschwader were operated together with several Me 110 reconnaissance staffeln and the ground attack unit Erprobungsgruppe 210 which had Me 110 and Me 109. In October many Me nos were converted into fighter-bombers.

Lack of manoeuvrability and speed and structural weakness, particularly in the tail, were the main faults of the 110. Two crew were carried and the armament was four machine-guns and two 20 mm. cannon in the nose, plus a free mounted machine-gun in the dorsal position.

Main variants used:

Me 110	C-1	First version in service.
	C-2	Revised electrics. FuG 10 radio.
	C-4	Main variant operated. Similar to C-1 but with improved MG FF cannon.
	C-4B	Fighter bomber. DB 601N engines. 1,100 lb. of bombs.
	C-5	Fighter reconnaissance. Camera replacing nose cannon.
	D-0	A pre-production variant. Only a few used. No cannon. 230 gallon fixed ventral fuel-tank and provision for underwing tanks.
	D-1	No ventral tank but provision for underwing tanks.

Data: MESSERSCHMITT ME 110C-4

Manufacturer: Messerschmitt A. G., Augsburg, Regensburg, etc.

Power Plant: Two 1,100 h.p. Daimler Benz D.B. 601A inlines.

Dimensions: Span, 53 ft. 5 in.; length, 40 ft. 4 in.; height, 11 ft. 6 in.; wing area, 413 sq. ft.

Weight: Loaded, 15,290 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 340 m.p.h. at 22,000 ft. and 294 m.p.h. at sea level; cruising speed, 285 m.p.h. at 16,500 ft.; service ceiling, 32,000 ft.; time to 18,000 ft., 8.5 mins.; economic cruising range, 680 miles; highspeed cruise range, 565 miles at 301 m.p.h. at 23,000 ft.

FIAT BR.20 CICOGNA (STORK)

Early in October 1940 Mussolini despatched a force of seventy-five BR.20 bombers to participate in the air war against Britain. The move was more political than military and the Luftwaffe was somewhat embarrassed by the arrival of its new comrades in arms. The BR.20S were supplemented by Squadriglia 172 with five cz-1007 Bis reconnaissance bombers, but these did not operate against Britain.

Stationed in the Brussels area, the BR.20S belonged to 13 Stormo and 43 Stormo re-designated KG13 and KG43 respectively. They operated first by night on October 25th, against Harwich, and then by day on October 29th, when fifteen bombers approached Ramsgate with a heavy escort of Italian and German fighters. On the latter occasion none were shot down, but many were damaged by A.A. fire.

The BR.20S made one more daylight raid after the Battle of Britain was over (on November 11th) and lost three aircraft out of ten despatched. After this they raided only by night, putting up seven small sorties between November and January when they were withdrawn to Italy.

One of the most modern Italian aircraft at the time, the BR.20 was not, however, suitable for use against the R.A.F. It lacked defensive armament and armour. Of all-metal construction, it carried a crew of five and mounted three machine-guns, one nose, one dorsal and one ventral.

Data FIAT BR20 CICOGNA (STORK)

Manufacturer: Aeronautica d’Italia S.A. (Fiat), Turin.

Power Plant: Two 1,030 h.p. Fiat A.80 R.C.41 radiais.

Dimensions: Span, 70 ft. 6 in.; length, 52 ft. 10 in.; height, 14 ft. 1 in.; wing area, 796 sq. ft.

Weights: Empty, 14,300 lb.; loaded, 22,220 lb.

Bomb Load: Maximum, 2,550 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 255 m.p.h. at 13,500 ft.; cruising speed, 220 m.p.h. at 13,450 ft.; service ceiling, 15,000 ft.; range cruising, 1,350 miles with 2,200 lb. of bombs.

FIAT CR.42 FRECCIA (ARROW)

As part of the escort for the seventy-five BR.20 bombers in their raids on Britain, the Regia Aeronautica provided fifty Fiat CR.42 biplane fighters which were based in Belgium at the beginning of October 1940. They formed the 18th Gruppo alternatively designated 18./JG56.

A delightful machine to fly, and one of the most manoeuvrable, the CR.42 was completely out-classed by modem monoplanes. When attacked it could only do flick rolls and tight turns to keep out of the way. Even when presented with a target, the two machine-guns in the engine cowling were insufficient to do much damage.

The CR.42 made only one sortie during the Battle of Britain, on October 29th, escorting bombers to Ramsgate. On their second and last daylight raid on November 11th, three were shot down by British fighters.

Data: FIAT CR.42 FRECCIA (ARROW)

Manufacturer: Aeronautica d’Italia SA. (Fiat), Turin.

Power Plant: One 840 h.p. Fiat A.74 RC.38 radial

Dimensions: Span, 31 ft. 10 in.; length, 27 ft. 3 in.; height, 10 ft.

Weight: Normal loaded, 5,100 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 270 m.p.h. at 13,100 ft.; cruising, 232 m.p.h.; climb to 13,000 ft., 5.5 minutes; service ceiling, 32,000 ft.; cruising range, 460 miles.

FIAT G.50 FALCO (FALCON)

The most up-to-date portion of the escort for Italy’s BR.20 bombers in Belgium was the 20th Gruppo (20./KG56) with forty-eight Fiat G.50 Falco single-seat fighters.

Although a low monoplane with retractable undercarriage, the G.50 had a top speed only 20 m.p.h. faster than that of the CR.42 biplane. The main advantage of the G.50, as with other Italian types, was its manoeuvrability.

The G.50 carried four machine-guns, two in the fuselage and two in the wings.

Data: FIAT G.50 FALCO (FALCON)

Manufacturer: Aeronautica d’Italia S.A. (Fiat), Turin.

Power Plant: One 850 h.p. Fiat A.74 R.C.38 radial.

Dimensions: Span, 35 ft. 2 in.; length, 25 ft. 7 in.; height, 9 ft. 9 in.

Weights: Empty, 3,528 lb.; loaded, 5,291 lb.

Performance: Maximum speed, 290 m.p.h. at 14,760 ft.; maximum cruising, 205 m.p.h.; initial rate of climb, 1,080 ft./min.; time to 16,400 ft., 5.2 mins.; maximum range (with overload fuel), 420 miles.

APPENDIX 2

Detailed layout of R.A.F. Fighter Command and its subsidiary formations at 0900 hours, September 15th, 1940

Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief: Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dowding,

G.C.V.O., K.C.B., C.M.G., Principal Air Aide-de-Camp to the King.

Headquarters: Bentley Priory, Stanmore, Middlesex.

NORTH WEALD	W/Cdr. F. V. Beamish,	No. 25 (‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
	D.S.O., A.F.C.	No. 249	S/Ldr. J. Grandy
Stapleford	(Satellite of North Weald)	No. 46	S/Ldr. J. R. MacLachlan
Abbotts
HORNCHURCH	G/Capt. C. A. Bouchier, O.B.E., D.F.C.	No. 603 (City of Edinburgh)	S/Ldr. G. L. Denholm
Rochford	(Satellite of Hornchurch)	No. 41	S/Ldr. D. O. Finlay
(Southend)		No. 222	S/Ldr. J. H. Hill
Manston	S/Ldr. G. A. L. Manton
Kenley	W/Cdr. T. B. Prickman	No. 253	S/Ldr. G. R. Edge, D.F.C.
		No. 501 (County of Gloucester)	S/Ldr. H. A. V. Hogan
Croydon	W/Cdr. T. B. Prickman	No. 605 (County of Warwick)	S/Ldr. W. Churchill, D.S.O., D.F.C.
West Mailing	F/Lt. V. Mercer-Smith1
Biggin Hill	G/Capt. R. Grice, D.F.C.	No. 72	S/Ldr. E. Graham
		No. 92	S/Ldr. P. J. Sanders
		No. 141(‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
Gravesend (Satellite)		No. 66	S/Ldr. R. H. A. Leigh
Redhill2		No. 600 (City of London)
Hawkinge	S/Ldr. E. E. Arnold, D.F.C.
Lympne	S/Ldr. D. H. Montgomery
TANGMERE	W/Cdr. J. A. Boret, M.C., A.F.C.	No. 607 (County of Durham)	S/Ldr. J. A. Vick
		No. 213
		Special Unit	Officer Commanding Unit
		The Fighter Interception Unit3	W/Cdr. G. P. Chamberlain
		Squadrons	Officers Commanding Squadrons
Westhampnett	(Satellite of Tangmere)	No. 602 (City of Glasgow)	S/Ldr. A. V. R. Johnstone, D.F.C.
Ford4	Capt. A. G. E. Burton, R.N.	No. 23 (‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
NORTHOLT	G/Capt. S. F. Vincent, A.F.C.	No. 229	S/Ldr. H. J. Maguire
		No. 1 (Canadian)	S/Ldr. E. O. McNab
		No. 303 (Polish)	S/Ldr. Z. Krasnodebski and S/Ldr. R. G. Kellett, D.F.C.
		Special Unit	Officer Commanding Unit
	G/Capt. S. F. Vincent, A.F.C.	The Air Fighting	W/Cdr. G. H. Vasse
		Development Unit5
		Squadrons	Officers Commanding Squadrons
		No. 264 (‘B’ Flight)6	(see ‘A’ Flight)
Hendon	G/Capt. Ryder Young	No. 504 (County of Nottingham)	S/Ldr. J. Sample, D.F.C.

NO. 12 GROUP

Air Officer Commanding: Air Vice Marshal Trafford Leigh-Mallory, C.B., D.S.O.

Headquarters: Watnall, Nottingham, Notts.

Stations	Officers Commanding Stations	Squadrons	Officers Commanding Squadrons
DUXFORD	W/Cdr. A. B. Woodhall	No. 197	S/Ldr. B. J. E. Lane, D.F.C.
		No. 310 (Czech)	S/Ldr. G. D. M. Blackwood
		No. 312 (Czech)5	S/Ldr. J. Ambrus and S/Ldr. F. H. Tyson
COLTISHALL	W/Cdr. W. K. Beisiegel	No. 74	S/Ldr. A. G. Malan, D.F.C.
		No. 242	S/Ldr. D. R. S. Bader
WITTERING	W/Cdr. H. Broadhurst, D.F.C.,	No. 1	S/Ldr. D. A. Pemberton, D.F.C.
	A.F.C.	No. 2668	S/Ldr. H. W. Mermagen, A.F.C. (temporarily in command)

Stations	Officers Commanding Stations	Squadrons	Officers Commanding Squadrons
DIGBY	W/Cdr. I. R. Parker	No. 151	S/Ldr. West
		No. 611 (West Lancashire)	S/Ldr. J. E. McComb
		No. 29	S/Ldr. S. C. Widdows
KIRTON-IN- LINDSEY	W/Cdr. S. H. Hardy	No. 616 (South Yorkshire)	S/Ldr. Burton
		No. 264 (‘A’ Flight)	S/Ldr. G. D. Garvin
		No. 307 (Polish)1	S/Ldr. G. C. Tomlinson, D.F.C.
Speke	F/Lt. E. Travers-Smith	No. 308 (Polish)1	F/Lt. S. Laskiewicz
Ringway2	W/Cdr. J. Blackford	No. 64 (‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
CHURCH FENTON	G/Capt. C. F. Horsley, M.C.	No. 85	S/Ldr. P. W. Townsend,D.F.C.
		No. 306 (Polish)3	S/Ldr. Scott
Leconfield3	W/Cdr. L. G. Nixon	No. 302 (Polish)	S/Ldr. W. A. J. Satchell
	F/Lt. A. J. Sayer	No. 64 (‘A’ Flight)	S/Ldr. A. R. D. MacDonnell, D.F.C.
Yeadon

NO. 13 GROUP

Air Officer Commanding: Air Vice-Marshal Richard Ernest Saul, D.F.C.

Headquarters: Blakelaw Estate, Ponteland, Newcastle-on-Tyne.

Stations	Officers Commanding Stations	Squadrons	Officers Commanding Squadrons
CATTERICK	W/Cdr. G. L. Carter, A.F.C.	No. 54	S/Ldr. F. P. R. Dunworth
		No. 219 (‘A’ Flight)	S/Ldr. J. H. Little
USWORTH	W/Cdr. B. S. Thynne, A.F.C.	No. 43	S/Ldr. T. F. D. Morgan, D.F.C.
Acklington	W/Cdr. H. J. Pringle, A.F.C.	No. 32	S/Ldr. M. N. Crossley, D.S.O.,
		No. 610 (County of Chester)	S/Ldr. J. Ellis, D.F.C.
		No. 219(‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
TURNHOUSE	W/Cdr. The Duke of Hamilton	No. 65	S/Ldr. A. L. Holland
	and Brandon, A.F.C.	No. 3	S/Ldr. S. F. Godden
		No. 141 (‘A’ Flight)	S/Ldr. W. A. Richardson
Drem	W/Cdr. R. L. R. Atcherley, A.F.C.	No. 111	S/Ldr. J. M. Thompson, D.F.C.
		No. 2633	S/Ldr. H. Eeles
WEST FREUGH4	G/Capt. E. R. Openshaw, A.F.C. (O.C. Fighter Sector H.Q.)
Prestwick4		No. 615 (Auxiliary)	S/Ldr. J. R. Kayll, D.S.O., D.F.C.
DYCE5	G/Capt. F. Crerar (O.C. Fighter Sector H.Q.)	No. 145 (‘B’ Flight)	(see ‘A’ Flight)
Montrose4	G/Capt. F. H. Coleman, D.S.O.	No. 145 (‘A’ Flight)	S/Ldr. J. R. A. Peel, D.F.C.
WICK5	G/Capt. E. Digby Johnson, A.F.C. (O.C. Fighter Sector H.Q., W/Cdr. Ambler, A.F.C.)	No. 8046	Fleet Air Arm
Castletown		No. 8086	Fleet Air Arm
Sumburgh5	W/Cdr. S. H. V. Harris	No. 2327	F/Lt. M. M. Stephens, D.F.C.
ALDERGROVE8	G/Capt. C. S. Richardson, M.B.E. (O.C. Fighter Sector H.Q.)	No. 245

NO. 14 GROUP⁹

Air Officer Commanding: Air Vice-Marshal Malcolm Henderson, C.E., D.S.O.

Headquarters: Drunmossie Hotel, Inverness.

Stations	Officers Commanding Stations
Castletown	W/Cdr. D. F. W. Atcherley
Skaebrae	W/Cdr. C. F. H. Grace

Squadrons: None

Other operational fighter units in Fighter Command: No. 421 Flight, No. 422 Flight.

¹For discipline and administration. Station in other respects a satellite of Kenley employed as forward aerodrome for Kenley and Biggin Hill

²Employed as forward aerodrome for Kenley

³Nominally non-operational

⁴Fleet Air Arm Station

⁵Non-operational

⁶Nominally non-operational until 17.9.40, but operated on night 15/16 September.

⁷Operating from satellite at Fowlmere.

⁸Half-squadron available for operations in Duxford Sector, remainder non-operational.

¹Non-operational.

²Station in No. 22 Group (Independent Group).

³‘A’ Flight non-operational, ‘B’ Flight operational.

⁴Station in Flying Training Command.

⁵Station in Coastal Command.

⁶Under 13 Group for operations.

⁷Established on half-squadron basis.

⁸Station in R.A.F. in Northern Ireland, administered from Air Ministry.

⁹Responsible for administration of various units under operational control of No. 13 Group besides those stations shown.

APPENDIX 3

Bomber Command Order of Battle—September 15th, 1940

APPENDIX 4

Squadron, flights and units which took part in the Battle of Britain

1, 1 (R.C.A.F.) (later 401), 3, 17, 19, 23, 25, 29, 32, 41, 43, 46, 54, 56, 64, 65, 66, 72, 73, 74, 79, 85, 87, 92, 111, 141, 145, 151, 152, 213, 219, 222, 229, 232, 234, 235, 236, 238, 242, 245, 247, 248, 249, 253, 257, 263, 264, 266, 302 (Polish), 303 (Polish), 310 (Czech), 312 (Czech), 501, 504, 600, 601. 602, 603, 604, 605, 607, 609, 610, 611, 615, 616, 421 Flight (became 91 Squadron), 422 Flight (became 96 Squadron), Fighter Interception Unit (F.I.U.), 804 Squadron Fleet Air Arm (under the operational control of No. 13 Group), 808 Squadron Fleet Air Arm (under operational control of No. 13 Group).

APPENDIX 5

Fighter production, June/November 1940

Types	Import Types
D—Boulton Paul DEFIANT	B — Brewster BUFFALO
H—Hawker HURRICANE	M—Curtis MOHAWK
S — Vickers-Supermarine SPITFIRE	H—Hawker HURRICANE (Canada)
B — Bristol BEAUFIGHTER	ML—Grumman MARTLET
W—Westland WHIRLWIND	T—Curtiss TOMAHAWK

APPENDIX 6

Monthly output of fighter aircraft, June/October

Operational

	p	A	C
June	1,164	1,163	−1
July	1,061	1,110	+ 49
August	1,143	1,087	−56
September	1,195	908	−287
October	1,218	917	−301

P—Planned; A—Actual; C—Actual compared with planned.

Types

APPENDIX 7

Number of aircraft available for operations in fighter squadrons

DAILY AVERAGES

Week ending			In total initially equipped operationally fit squadrons		Total Aircraft available for ations
June	22		814		565
	29		814		587
July	6		871		644
	13		901		666
	20		1,052		658
	27		1,052		651
August	3		1,061		708
	10		1,106		749
	17		1,113		704
	24		1,169		758
	31		1,181		764
September	7		1,161		746
	14		1,046		725
	21		1,048		715
	28		1,048		732
October	5		1,048		734
	12		1,054		735
	19		1,056		734
	26		1,064		747
November	2		1,064		721

APPENDIX 8

Operational aircraft in storage units

APPENDIX 9

Anti-Aircraft Command. Gun dispositions, 11 July–9 October, 1940

APPENDIX 10

Fighter Command casualties

A. AIRCRAFT DESTROYED OR BADLY DAMAGED ON GROUND BY ENEMY ACTION*—

15 August-25 September, 1940

B. FIGHTER PILOT CASUALTIES—GROSS- MONTHLY CASUALTIES July—October, 1940

(Number of pilots made casualties in the air and on the ground by enemy action and flying accidents in all squadrons of Fighter Command.)

	Killed, P.O.W.,	Wounded and
	Missing	injured
July	74	49
August	148	156
September	159	152
October	100	65
total	481	422

C. FIGHTER PILOT CASUALTY RATES, August—October, 1940

	August	September	October
Casualties per 100 miles flown	6.5	6.6	3.9
Casualties as percentage of pilot strength	22.4	24.4	10.5
Actual casualties as percentage of postulated	172.2	163.3	84.7

* Operational Types only.

APPENDIX 11

Fighter Command establishment, strength and deficiency of fighter pilots, June/November 1940

Date		Establishment	Strength	Deficiency or surplus
June	15	1,456	1,094	− 362
	30	1,482	1,200	− 282
July	6	1,456	1,259	− 197
	13	1,456	1,341	− 115
	20	1,456	1,365	− 91
	27	1,456	1,377	− 79
August	3	1,588	1,434	− 154
	10	1,588	1,396	− 192
	17	1,588	1,379	− 209
	24	1,588	1,377	− 211
	31	1,588	1,422	− 166
September	7	1,588	1,381	− 207
	14	1,662	1,492	− 170
	21	1,662	1,509	− 153
	28	1,662	1,581	− 81
October	5	1,714	1,703	− 11
	12	1,714	1,752	+ 38
	19	1,700	1,737	+ 37
	26	1,727	1,735	+ 8
November	2	1,727	1,796	+ 69

APPENDIX 12

Casualties* to R.A.F. Aircraft operating from United Kingdom and France

10th May–20th June, 1940

* These casualties include aircraft wruch failed to return from operations, aircraft destroyed on the ground and aircraft irreparably damaged. In France this latter category is taken to illClude aircraft reported as repairable away from unit since it was not in fact possible to get these aircraft repaired.

†These figures are ‘balancing figures’, spread over three days to adjust the reported Hurricane losses to the total of Hurricanes which failed to return from France.

APPENDIX 13

Fighter Command battle casualties: weekly

TOTAL AND BY TYPES

Category 2—Repairable by depot or contractor

Category 3—Reduced to produce

APPENDIX 14

Battle casualties. Metropolitan Air Force, July 1–October 31, 1940

Cat. 2= repairable by depot or contractor.

Cat. 3= missing or wrecked beyond repair (i.e. total loss)

Cumulative totals at dates shown

APPENDIX 15

(A) Fighter aircraft casualties, August 1940

(B) Fighter aircraft casualties, September 1940

APPENDIX 16

German losses during the Battle of Britain

CLAIMED AND DEFINITE

	R.A.F. claimed		Actual*
Date	Destroyed	Destroyed		Damaged
10 July—7 August	188	192	(63)	77
8 August—23 August	755	403	(213)	127
24 August—6 September	643	378	(243)	115
7 September—30 September	846	435	(243)	161
1 October—31 October	260	325	(134)	163
	——	——	——	——
Total	2692	1733	(896)	643

Figures in brackets denote losses publicly admitted by the German High Command at the time of the battle, i.e. just over half the actual total.

* The figures are taken from the German Quartermaster General’s returns.

APPENDIX 17

British and German sorties—weekly totals

APPENDIX 18

German aircraft casualties, July/October 1940

From statistics compiled from original records kept by the Quartermaster General’s Department of the German Air Ministry.

Key:

C.R. Close reconnaissance (army co-op)	N.F. Night fighters	T.	Transport
L.R. Long-range reconnaissance	B. Bombers	C.	Coastal
S.E.F. Single-engine fighters	D.B. Dive Bombers	M.	Miscellaneous
T.E.F. Twin-engine fighters	G.A. Ground attack

APPENDIX 19

Glossary of German operational commands

ObdL: Oberbefehlshaber der Luftwaffe; C. in C. German Air Force.

Luftflotte: Operational and adrninistrative command, an air fleet, e.g. Luftflotte 2. Fliegerkorps: Subsidiary operational command. Mobile and containing any required units, e.g. VIII Fliegerkorps.

Fliegerdivision: Operational command smaller in size than a Fliegerkorps. The Fliegerkorps were formed by enlarging existing Fliegerdivisionen, e.g. IX Fliegerdivision.

Geschwader: Operational unit comprising two to four Gruppen usually of one type of aircraft, e.g. KG2 (Kampfgeschwader 2) = bomber geschwader No. 2

Gruppe: Subsidiary operational unit to Geschwader, or may be independent. Comprises three to four Staffeln, e.g. II/KG2= the second Gruppe of KG2 or Independent Unit KGr.2 = Bomber Group 2.

Staffel: Smallest operational unit. Nine aircraft. Staffeln are denoted with Arabic numerals while Gruppe have Roman, e.g. II/JG53 = second Gruppe of Jagdgeschwader 53, while 2./JG53 = second Staffel of the Jagdgeschwader.

Schwarm: Formation of five aircraft.

Kette: Formation of three aircraft.

Rotte: Tactical formation of two aircraft.

APPENDIX 20

(A) Luftwaffe operational strength, September 19th, 1938

Flying Units	Strength	Serviceability
Long-range reconnaissance	222	111
Close reconnaissance	289	238
Ground attack	195	164
Fighter	810	717
Bomber	1,235	1,019
Dive-bomber	247	227
	——	——
	2,998	2,542
Transport	317	293
	——	——
	3,315	2,835

(B) Luftwaffe operational strength, September 2nd, 1939

Flying Units	Establishment	Strength	Serviceability
Close reconnaissance (Luftwaffe)	183	190	146
Close reconnaissance (Army)	297	285	164
Long-range reconnaissance (Luftwaffe)	192	297	235
Long-range reconnaissance (Army)	120	115	109
	——	——	——
	792	887	654
Ground attack	39	40	36
Heavy fighter	438	408	377
Fighter	811	771	676
Bomber	1,239	1,180	1,008
Dive-bomber	381	366	318
	——	——	——
	3,700	3,652	3,069
Transport	554	552	540
	——	——	——
	4,254	4,204	3,609

(C) Luftwaffe operational strength, May 11th, 1940

Flying Units	Strength	Serviceability
Close reconnaissance	304	253
Long-range reconnaissance (Army)	153	124
Long-range reconnaissance (Luftwaffe)	180	105
	——	——
	637	482
Ground attack	50	45
Heavy fighter	355	263
Fighter	1,346	1,076
Bomber	1,615	1,031
Dive-bomber	414	345
	——	——
	4,417	3,242
Transport	408	285
	——	——
	4,825	3,527

(D) Luftwaffe forces against Britain, August 10th, 1940

Flying Units	Establishments	Strength	Serviceability
Close reconnaissance	120	95	80
Long-range reconnaissance	126	100	71
Fighter	1,011	934	805
Heavy fighter	301	289	224
Bomber	1,569	1,481	998
Dive-bomber	348	327	261
Ground attack	40	39	31
Coastal	94	93	80
	——	——	——
	3,609	3,358	2,550

All figures taken from Luftwaffe Quartermaster General 6th Abteilung returns.

APPENDIX 21

Location of German units, Order of Battle in the West, 1940

Unit	Mid-August	Mid-September
KG26	Stavanger
KG30	Aalborg	Brussels and Gilze-Rijen
ZG76	Stavanger	Le Mans, Abbeville and Laval
JG77	Stavanger	(I) Northern France
K.Fl.Gr.506	Stavanger	Stavanger, Trondheim
I./(F)120	Stavanger
I./(F)121	Stavanger and Aalborg	Stavanger
KG1	Montdidier and Rosieres-en-Sainterre
KG76	Beauvais, Creil and Cormeilles-en-Vexin	Beauvais, Creil and Cormeilles-en-Vexin
5./(F)122	Haute Fontaine	Haute Fontaine
4./(F)122	Holland	Brussels
KG2	Arras, Epinoy and Cambrai	St. Leger and Cambrai
KG3	Le Culot, Antwerp and Saint-Trond	Le Culot, Antwerp and Saint-Trond
KG53	Lille	Lille
IV/(St.)LGl	Tramecourt	Tramecourt
Epr.Gr.210	Monchy-Bréton	Valenciennes
KG4	Soesterberg, Eindhoven and Schipol	Soesterberg, Eindhoven and Schipol
K.Gr.100	Vannes	Vannes
KG40	——	(I) Bordeaux
K.Gr.126	——
K.Fl.Gr.106	Brest and Borkum	Brest
3./(F)122	Eindhoven and Zeelst	Eindhoven and Zeelst
JG3	Samer and Desvres	Pas de Calais
JG26	Audembert, Marquise and Caffiers	Northern France
JG51	Wissant, Desvres and St. Omer	St. Omer, St. Inglevert and S. Holland
JG52	Coquelles and Peuplingne	Pas de Calais and Laon
JG54	Guines and Hermalinghen	South Holland
ZG26	Lille, St. Omer and Barley Arques	Abbeville, St. Omer and Crécy-en-
		Ponthieu
StG1	Angers	St. Pol and Pas de Calais
StG2	St. Malo and Lannion	Tramecourt, St. Omer and St. Trond
StG77	Caen	——
II/LG2	Boblingen	St. Omer
2./(F)11	Boblingen	——
V/(Z)LG1	Caen	Ligescourt and Alençon
KG51	Orly, Melun Villaroche and Etampes	Orly, Melun, Villaroche and Etampes
KG54	Evreux and St. Andre de l’Eure	Evreux and St. Andre de l’Eure
KG55	Villacoublay, Dreux and Chartres	Villacoublay, Dreux and Chartres
LG1	Orleans-Bricy and Chateaudun	Orleans-Bricy and Chateaudun
KG27	Tours and Dinard	Tours, Dinard, Bourges and Rennes
K.Gr.806	Nantes and Caen	Nantes and Caen
StG3	Dinard (Stab only)	Dinard
I/KG40	Bordeaux	Bordeaux
3./(F)31	St. Brieuc	St. Brieuc
JG2	Beaumont-le-Roger and Le Havre	Beaumont-le-Roger and Le Havre
JG27	Guines and Crepon	Etaples, Montreuil and Sempy
JG53	Cherbourg, Rennes, Dinan and Brest	Dinan
ZG2	Tousée-le-Noble, Amiens and Guyancourt	Amiens, Caen and Guyancourt
l./(F)22		Lille
l./(F)122		Holland
2./(F)122		Brussels
7./(F)LG2		——
StG26		——
KG77		Laon and Asch

APPENDIX 22

German figures of bombs dropped on British targets, August—October, 1940*

* These figures do not necessarily mean that the weight of bombs shown actually fell on the different targets, due to navigation errors, casualties, etc.

¹The number of incendiaries is given in terms of incendiary containers, each of which held 36 1 Kilogramme incendiary bombs.

²Zerstorungziele : targets in harassing raids (StorangrijJen). In this type of operation specific industrial targets, especially aircraft and aero engine works, were attacked by single aircraft.

³Ausweichziele: Alternative and secondary targets. Railway communications were the chief objectives here. Figures in brackets denote amount dropped in attacks of under 100 tons of H.E. bombs. Attacks over 100 tons were referred to as Grossangriffen.

APPENDIX 23

Aircrew who flew operationally under Fighter Command control in the Battle of Britain, July 10th to October 31st, 1940

Roll Up

Nationalities of Pilots and aircrew	Number of each nationality who took part in the Battle	Number of each nationality killed in the Battle
United Kingdom, including Commonwealth pilots and aircrew serving in the Royal Air Force who cannot be identified separately	2,365	397
United Kingdom, serving in the Fleet Air Arm but also including F.A.A. personnel seconded to R.A.F. squadrons	56	9
Australian	21	14
New Zealander	103	14
Canadian	90	20
South African	21	9
Southern Rhodesian	2	—
Jamaican	1	—
Irish	9	—
American	7	1
Polish	141	29
Czech	86	8
Belgian	29	6
Free French	13	—
Palestinian	1	—
	——	——
	2,945	507
	——	——
Approximate number of wounded—all nationalities		500
Approximate total casualties killed and wounded—all nationalities		1,007

APPENDIX 24

Aircrew who fought under Fighter Command operational control in the Battle of Britain,

July 10th–October 31st, 1940. List of names

ADAIR, Sgt. H. H. British. 213–151. Killed

ADAMS, P/O D. A. British. 611–41

ADAMS, P/Q H. C. British. 501. Killed*

ADAMS, F/Lt. J. S. British. 29

ADAMS, Sgt. R. T. British. 264. Killed

ADAMS, Sgt. E. H. British. 236

ADDISON, Sgt. W. N. British. 23

AEBERHARDT, P/O R. A. C. British. 19. Killed*

AGAZARIAN, P/O N. le C. British. 609. Killed

AINDOW, Sgt. C. R. British. 23

AINGE, Sgt. E. D. British. 23

AINSWORTH, Sgt. S. British. 23

AITKEN, Sgt. A. British. 219

AITKEN, Sgt. H. A. British. 54

AITKEN, Wg/Com. M. British. 601

AKROYD, P/O H. J. British. 152. Killed*

ALBERTINI, Sgt. A. V. 600

ALDOUS, P/O E. S. British. 610–41. Killed

ALDRIDGE, P/O F. J. British. 610–41

ALDRIDGE, P/O K. R. British. 32–501

ALDWINCLE, P/O A. J. M. British. 601

ALEXANDER, P/O J. N. E. British, 151

ALEXANDER, Sgt. E. A. British. 236. Killed

ALLAN, F/O J. H. L. N/Zealander. 151. Killed*

ALLARD, P/O G. British. 85. Killed

ALLCOCK, P/O P. O. D. British. 229. Died

ALLEN, F/O J. L. British. 54. Killed*

ALLEN, P/O H. R. British. 66

ALLEN, Sgt. J. W. British. 266

ALLEN, Sgt. L. H. British. 141

ALLEN, Sgt. K. M. British. 43–257–253

ALLGOOD, Sgt. H. H. British. 85–253. Killed*

ALLISON, Sgt. J. W. British. 611–41. Killed

ALLSOP, S/Ldr. H. G. L. British. 66

ALLTON, Sgt. L. C. British. 92. Killed*

AMBROSE, P/O C. F. British. 46

AMBROSE, P/O R. British. 25. Killed

AMBRUS, P/O J. K. Czech. 312

ANDERSON, P/O D. J. British. 29

ANDERSON, Sgt. J. D. British. 604

ANDERSON, S/Ldr. M. F. British. 604

ANDERSON, Sgt. J. A. British. 253

ANDREAE, P/O C. J. D. British. 64. Killed*

ANDREW, Sgt. S. British. 46. Killed*

ANDREWS, Sgt. M. R. N/Ze-lander. 264

ANDREWS, P/O S. E. British. 32–207. Killed

ANDREWS, P/O S. E. British. 257. Killed

ANDRUSZKOW, Sgt. T. Polish. 303. Killed*

ANGUS, Sgt. R. A. British. 611–41. Killed*

ANGUS, Sgt. J. G. C. British. 23

APPLEBY, P/O M. J. British. 609

APPLEFORD, P/O A. N. R. L. British. 66

ARBER, Sgt. I. K. British. 602. Died

ARBON, P/O P. W. British. 85

ARBUTHNOT, Sgt. J. British. 1–229. Killed

ARCHER, Sgt. H. T. British. 23. Killed

ARCHER, Sgt. S. British. 236

ARIES, P/O E. W. British. 602

ARMITAGE, F/Lt. D. L. British. 266

ARMITAGE, Sgt. J. F. British. 242. Killed

ARMSTRONG, P/O W. British. 54. Died

ARNFIELD, Sgt. S. J. N/Zealander. 610. Died

ARTHUR, P/O I. R. British. 141

ARTHUR, P/O C. J. British. 248. Killed*

ASH, F/Lt. R. C. V. British. 264. Killed*

ASHCROFT, Sgt. A. E. British. 141. Killed

ASHFIELD, F/O G. British. F.I.U. Killed

ASHTON, F/O D. G. British. 266. Killed*

ASHTON, Sgt. D. K. British. 32. Killed

ASHWORTH, Sgt. J. British. 29

ASLETT, Sgt. A. T. R. British. 235

ASLIN, Sgt. D. J. British. 257–32

ASSHETON, P/O W. R. British. 222

ATKINS, Sgt. F. P. J. British. 141, Killed*

ATKINSON, P/O R. British. 242. Killed*

ATKINSON, F/Lt. M. R. British. 43. Killed

ATKINSON, Sgt. G. British. 151. Killed

ATKINSON, P/O H. D. British. 213. Killed*

ATKINSON, P/O G. B. British. 248

ATKINSON, P/O R. British. 111–213. Killed*

ATKINSON, P/O A. A. British. 23. Killed*

AUSTIN, P/O. British. 151

AUSTIN, Sgt. A. T. British. 29

AUSTIN, Sgt. A. L. British. 604. Killed*

AUSTIN, F/O F. British. 46. Killed

AUSTIN, Sgt. S. British. 219. Killed

AYERS, Sgt. D. H. British. 600-74. Killed*

AYLING, Sgt. C. A. H. British. 43–66–421 Flt. Killed*

BABBAGE, Sgt. C. F. British. 602

BACHMANN, P/O J. H. British. 145. Killed

BACON, P/O C. H. British. 610. Killed*

BADDELEY, Sgt. D. H. British. 25. Killed

BADER, S/Ldr. D. R. S. British. 242

BADGER, F/Sgt. I. J. British. 87

BADGER, S/Ldr. J/V. C. British. 43. Killed*

BAILEY, P/O C. G. British. 152

BAILEY, Sgt. G. J. British. 234–603

BAILEY, P/O J. C. L. D. British. 46. Killed*

BAILEY, P/O J. R. A. British. 264–85

BAILEY, P/O G. G. British. 56. Killed

BAILEY, P/O H. N. D. British. 54

BAILEY, Sgt. C. British. 23

BAILLON, P/O P. A. British. 609. Killed

BAIN, P/O G. S. P. British. 111

BAINES, S/Ldr. C. E. J. British. 238

BAIRD, P/O G. H. British. 248

BAKER, P/O. British. 600

BAKER, P/O H. C. British. 421 Flt.

* Personnel killed during the Battle of Britain.

BAKER, Sgt. A. C. British. 610

BAKER, P/O H. C. British. 41

BAKER, Sgt. R. D. British. 56. Killed*

BAKER, P/O S. British. 54–66. Killed

BAKER, Sgt. B. British. 264. Killed*

BAKER, Sgt. E. D. British. 145. Killed*

BAKER, P/O C. C. M. British. 23

BAKER, Sgt. L. V. British. 236

BALL, F/Lt. G. E. British. 242 Killed

BAMBERGER, Sgt. C. S. British. 610–41

BANDINEL, P/O J. J. F. H. British. 3. Killed

BANHAM, F/Lt. A. J. British. 264–229

BANISTER, Sgt. T. H. British. 219

BANKS, Sgt. W. H. British. 245–32–504

BANN, Sgt. E. S. British. 238. Killed*

BARALDI, P/O F. H. R. British. 609

BARANSKI, F/Lt. W. Polish. 607

BARBER, P/O R. H. British. 46

BARCLAY, P/O R. G. A. British. 249. Killed

BARKER, Sgt. J. K. British. 152. Killed*

BARKER, P/O G. L. British. 600. Killed

BARKER, Sgt. F. J. British. 264

BARNARD, Sgt. E. C. British. 600

BARNES, P/O W. British. 405

BARNES, Sgt. L. D. British. 257-615-607

BARNES, F/O J. G. C. British. 600

BARNETT, S/Ldr. R. E. British. 234

BARON, P/O R. V. British. 219. Killed*

BARRACLOUGH, Sgt. S. M. British. 92

BARRACLOUGH, Sgt. R. G. V. British. 266

BARRAN, F/Lt. P. H. British. 609. Killed*

BARRETT, Sgt. W. E. British. 25

BARRON, Sgt. N. P. G. British. 236

BARROW, Sgt. H. I. R. British. 607-43-213. Killed

BARRY, F/O N. J. M. S/African. 3-501. Killed*

BARTHROPP, F/O P. P. C. British. 602

BARTLETT, Sgt. L. H. British. 17

BARTLEY, P/O A. C. British. 92

BARTON, P/O A. R. H. British. 32-253. Killed

BARTON, F/Lt. R. A. British. 249

BARTOS, P/O J. Czech. 312. Killed

BARWELL, P/O E. G. British. 264-242

BARY, P/O R. E. British. 229. Killed

BASHFORD, Sgt. H. British. 248

BASSETT, F/O F. B. British. 222. Killed

BATCHELOE, P/O G. H. British. 54. Killed

BATT, Sgt. L. G. British. 238

BAXTER, Sgt. S. British. 222. Killed*

BAYLES, F/O I. N. British. 152

BAYLEY, Sgt. E. A. British. 32-249. Killed*

BAYLISS, P/O D. British. 604

BAYLISS, Sgt. E. J. British. 248. Killed

BAYLY, Sgt. J. N/Zealander. 111

BAYNE, F/Lt. A. W. A. British. 17

BAYNE, S/Ldr. D. W. British, 257

BAYNHAM, P/O G. T. British. 234-152

BAZIN, F/Lt. J. M. British. 607

BAZLEY, F/Lt. S. H. British. 266. Killed

BEAKE, P/O P. H. Canadian. 64

BEAMISH, Wg/Com. F. V. Irish. 151-249-56. Killed

BEAMISH, Sgt. R. British. 601

BEAMONT, F/O R. P. British. 87

BEARD, Sgt. J. M. B. British. 249

BEARDMORE, P/O E. W. B. Canadian. 1 (Can.) (401)

BEARDSLEY, P/O R. A. British. 610-41

BEATTY, Sgt. M. A. British. 266

BEAUMONT, P/O W. British. 152. Killed*

BEAUMONT, F/Lt. S. G. British. 609

BEAZLEY, P/O H. J. S. British. 249

BEDA, Sgt. A. Polish. 302

BEE, Sgt. E. H. British. 29

BEECHEY, Sgt. A. F. British. 141

BEER, Sgt. C. S. F. British. 235. Killed*

BEGG (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. H. W. British. 151. Killed

BELC, Sgt. M. Polish. 303. Killed

BELCHEM, S/Ldr. L. G. British. 264. Killed

BELEY, P/O W. G. Canadian. 151. Killed*

BELL, F/O C. A. British. 29

BELL, Sgt. C. H. British. 234. Killed

BELL, F/O J. S. British. 616. Killed*

BELL, Sgt. D. British. 23. Killed

BELL, Sgt. R. British. 219

BELL-SLATER, F/O D. B. British. 253

BELL-WALKER, Sgt. H. J. British. 72

BENN, Sgt. G. W. British. 219

BENNETT, P/O C. C. Australian. 248. Killed*

BENNETT, Sgt. H. E. British. 43. Killed

BENNETTE, F/O G. R. British. 17. Killed

BENNIONS, P/O G. H. British. 41

BENNISON, Sgt. A. A. N/Zealander. 25

BENSON, P/O N. J. V. British. 603. Killed*

BENSON, P/O J. G. British. 141

BENT, Sgt. B. British. 25

BENZIE, P/O J. Canadian. 242. Killed*

BERESFORD, F/Lt. H. R. A. British. 257. Killed*

BERGMAN, P/O V. Czech. 310

BERKLEY, Sgt. T. C. E. British. 85. Killed

BERNARD, Sgt. F. A. Czech. 238-601

BERNAS, P/O B. Polish. 302

BERRIDGE, Sgt. H. W. British. 219. Died

BERRY, F/Sgt. F. G. British. 1. Killed*

BERRY, P/O R. British. 603

BERRY, Sgt. A. British. 264. Killed*

BERWICK, Sgt. R. C. British. 25. Killed

BEVERIDGE, Sgt. C. British. 219

BEYTAGH, S/Ldr. M. L. British. 73. Died

BICKERDYKE, P/O J. L. N/Zealander. 85. Killed*

BICKNELL, Sgt. British. 23

BICKNELL, S/Ldr. L. C. British. 23

BIDGOOD, P/O E. G. British. 253. Killed

BIDGOOD, Sgt. I. K. British. 213. Killed

BIGGAR, S/Ldr. A. J. British. 111

BIGNALL, Sgt. J. British. 25. Killed

BINHAM, Sgt. A. E. British. 64

BIRCH (F.A.A.), Lt. R. A. British. 804. Killed

BIRD-WILSON, P/O H. A. C. British. 17

BIRKETT, P/O T. British. 219. Killed

BIRRELL (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. M. A. British. 804-79

BISDEE, P/O J. D. British. 609

BISGOOD, P/O D. L. British. 3. Killed

BITMEAD, S/Ldr. E. R. British. 266-310-253. Died

BLACK, Sgt. A. British. 54. Killed

BLACK, Sgt. H. E. British. 46-257-32. Killed*

BLACKADDER, F/Lt. W. F. British. 607

BLACKWOOD, S/Ldr. G. D. M. British. 310-213

BLAIR, P/O C. E. British. 600. Killed

BLAIR, P/O K. H. British. 151. Died

BLAIZE, W/O P. Free French. 111

BLAKE (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. A. G. British. 19. Killed*

BLAKE, S/Ldr. M. V. N/Zealander. 238-234

BLAND, P/O J. W. British. 601-501. Killed*

BLANE, Sgt. W. H. British. 604

BLATCHFORD, F/O H. P. Canadian. 17-257. Killed

BLAYNEY, P/O A. J. British. 609

BLENKHARN, Sgt. F. British. 25

BLOOMELEY, P/O D. H. British. 151

BLOOR, Sgt. E. British. 46. Killed

BLOW, Sgt. K. L. O. British. 235. Killed

BODDINGTON, Sgt. M. C. B. British. 234

BODIE, P/O C. A. W. British. 66. Killed

BOITEL-GILL, F/Lt. B. P. A. British. 152. Killed

BOLTON, Sgt. H. A. British. 79. Killed*

BOMFORD, Sgt. British. 601

BON-SEIGNEUR, P/O C. A. Canadian. 257. Killed*

BOOT, P/O P. V. British. 1

BOOTH, Sgt. J. J. British. 23–600

BOOTH, Sgt. G. B. British. 85. Killed*

BORET, P/O R. J. British. 41. Killed

BOROWSKI, F/O J. Polish. 302. Killed*

BOSWELL, Sgt. R. A. British. 19

BOULDING, F/O R. J. E. British. 74

BOULTER, F/O J. C. British. 603. Killed

BOULTON, F/O J. F. British. 603–310. Killed*

BOUQUILLARD, Adj. H. Free French. 615–249. Killed

BOWEN, P/O F. D. British. 264. Killed

BOWEN, P/O N. G. British. 266. Killed*

BOWEN, F/Lt. C. E. British. 607. Killed

BOWEN-MORRIS, Sgt. H. British. 92

BOWERMAN, Sgt. O. R. British. 222

BOWMAN, Sgt. L. D. British. 141

BOWRING, F/O B. H. British. 111–600

BOYD, F/Lt. R. F. British. 602

BOYD, F/Lt. A. H. McN. British. 145–600

BOWYER, F/O W. S. British. 257. Killed

BOYLE, Sgt. C. British. 236

BOYLE, F/O J. G. Canadian. 41. Killed*

BRACTON, Sgt. British. 602

BRAHAM, S/Ldr. J. R. D. British. 29

BRAMAH (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. H. G. K. British. 213

BRANCH, F/O G. R. British. 145. Killed*

BRASH, Sgt. G. B. British. 248. Killed*

BREEZE, Sgt. R. A. British. 222. Killed

BREJCHA, Sgt. V. Czech. 43. Killed

BRENNAN, Sgt. J. S. N/Zealander. 23

BRETT, F/O P. N. British. 17

BREWSTER, P/O J. British. 615–616. Killed

BRIERE, P/O Y. J. Free French. 257. Killed

BRIESE, F/O. Canadian. 1 (Can.) (401)

BRIGGS, P/O M. F. British. 234. Killed

BRIGGS, Sgt. D. R. British. 236. Killed

BRIGHT, F/O V. M. British. 229. Killed

BRIMBLE, Sgt. G. W. British. 242. Killed

BRIMBLE, Sgt. J. J. British. 73. Killed*

BRINSDEN, F/Lt. F. N. N/Zealander. 19

BRITTON, P/O H. W. A. British. 17. Killed

BRITTON, F/O A. W. N. British. 263. Killed*

BROADHURST, S/Ldr. H. British. 1

BROADHURST, P/O J. W. British. 222. Killed*

BROOKER, F/O R. E. P. British. 56. Killed

BROOKMAN, Sgt. R. W. A. N/Zealander. 253

BROOM, Sgt. P. W. British. 25

BROTHERS, F/Lt. P. M. British. 32–257

BROWN, Sgt. C. B. British. 245

BROWN, F/Lt. G. A. British. 253

BROWN, F/Sgt. F. S. British. 79. Died

BROWN, F/O D. P. Canadian. 1 (Can.) (401)

BROWN, P/O M. K. Canadian. 242. Killed

BROWN, F/Lt. M. H. Canadian. 1. Killed

BROWN, P/O B. W. British. 610–72

BROWN, P/O M. P. British. 611–41

BROWN, P/O R. C. British. 229

BROWN, P/O R. J. W. British. 111

BROWN, P/O A. W. British. 25

BROWN, Sgt. J. W. British. 600. Killed

BROWN, Sgt. C. W. D. British. 236. Killed

BROWN, Sgt. R. S. British. 604

BROWN, Sgt. P. G. F. British. 234. Killed

BROWN, F/O D. M. British. 1

BROWNE, Sgt, C. British. 219

BROWNE, P/O D. O. M. British. 1. Killed*

BRUCE, F/Lt. D. C. British. 111. Killed*

BRUMBY, Sgt. N. British. 615–607. Killed*

BRUNNER, P/O G. C. British. 43

BRYANT-FENN, P/O L. T. British. 79

BRYNE, Sgt. E. L. British. F.I.U.

BRYSON, P/O J. Canadian. 92. Killed*

BRZEZINA, F/Lt. S. Polish. 74. Killed

BRZOZOWSKI, Sgt. M. Polish. 303. Killed*

BUCHANAN, P/O J. British. 29. Killed

BUCHANAN, P/O J. R. British. 609. Killed*

BUCHIN, P/O M. S. H. C. Belgian. 213. Killed*

BUCK, Sgt. J. A. British. 43. Killed*

BUCKNOLE, Sgt. J. S. British. 54. Killed

BUDD, F/Lt. G. O. British. 604

BUDZINSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 605–145

BULL, P/O J. C. British. 600

BULL, F/Lt. C. H. British. 25. Killed

BULMER (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. G. G. R. British. 32. Killed*

BUMSTEAD, Sgt. R. F. British. 111

BUNCH, Sgt. D. C. British. 219

BUNCH (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. S. H. British. 804. Killed

BUNGEY, F/O R. W. Australian. 145

BURDA, P/O F. Czech. 310

BURDEKIN, Sgt. A. G. British. 600

BURGESS, Sgt. J. H. H. British. 222

BURGOYNE, P/O E. British. 19. Killed*

BURLEY, Sgt. P. S. British. 600

BURNARD, F/Sgt. F. P. British. 74–616

BURNELL-PHILLIPS, Sgt. P. A. British. 607. Killed

BURNETT, F/O N. W. British. 266–46. Killed

BURNS, Sgt. W. R. N/Zealander. 236

BURNS, Sgt. O. V. British. 235

BURT, Sgt. A. D. British. 611–603

BURTENSHAW, Sgt. A. A. British. 54. Killed

BURTON, F/Sgt. C. G. British. 23

BURTON, S/Ldr. H. F. British. 66

BURTON, F/Lt. H. British. 242

BURTON, F/O P. R. F. S/African. 249. Killed*

BURTON, P/O L. G. N/Zealander. 236. Killed

BURTON, Sgt. L. British. 248

BUSH, P/O C. R. N/Zealander. 242

BUSH, Sgt. B. M. British. 504

BUSHELL, Sgt. G. D. British. 213. Killed

BUTTERFIELD, Sgt. S. L. British. 213. Killed*

BUTTERICK, Sgt. A. F. British. 3–232. Killed

BUTTERWORTH, Sgt. K. British. 23

BYNG-HALL, P/O P. British. 29. Died

CAIN, Sgt. A. R. British. 235. Killed

CAISTER, P/O J. R. British. 603

CALDERHEAD, P/O G. D. British. 54. Killed

CALDERWOOD, Sgt. T. M. British. 85

CALE, P/O F. W. Australian. 266. Killed*

CALTHORPE, Sgt. British. 25

CAMBELL, Sgt. D. C. O. British. 66

CAMBRIDGE, F/Lt. W. P. British. 253. Killed*

CAMERON, Sgt. N. British. 1–17

CAMERON, F/Sgt. M. British. 66

CAMERON, Sgt. J. D. British. 604. Killed

CAMPBELL, P/O A. R. McL. Canadian. 54

CAMPBELL, St. A. N/Zealander. 264

CAMPBELL, F/Lt. A. M. British. 29

CAMPBELL, Sgt. D. B. N/Zealander. 23

CAMPBELL, P/O/ G. L. British. 236. Killed

CAMPBELL, P/O N. N. Canadian. 242. Killed*

CAMPBELL-COLQUHOUN, F/Lt. E. W. British.264–66

CANDY, P/O R. J. British. 25

CANHAM, Sgt. A. W, British. 600

CANNON, Sgt. B. British. 604

CAPEL, Sgt. B. British. 23

CAPON, P/O C. F. A. British. 257. Killed

CAPSTICK, P/O H. Jamaican. 236. Died

CARBURY, F/O B. J. G. N/Zealander. 603

CARDELL, P/O P. M. British. 603. Killed*

CARDNELL, P/O C. F. British. 23. Killed*

CAREY, F/Lt. F. R. British. 43

CARLIN, P/O S. British. 264 Killed

CARNABY, F/O W. F. British. 264–85. Killed

CARNALL, Sgt. R. British. 111

CARPENTER (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. J. C. British. 229–46. Killed*

CARPENTER, P/O J. M. V. British. 222

CARR, F/O W. J. British. 235. Killed

CARR-LEWTY, Sgt. R. A. British. 41

CARRIERE, P/O J. C. Canadian. 219

CARSWELL, F/O M. K. N/Zealander. 43

CARTER, P/O V. A. British. 607

CARTER, Sgt. L. R. British. 610–41. Killed

CARTER, P/O C. A. W. British. 611

CARTER, P/O P. E. G. British. 73–302. Killed*

CARTHEW, P/O G. C. T. Canadian. 253–145

CARVER (F.A.A.), Lt. R. H. P. British. 804

CARVER, P/O K. M. British. 229

CARVER, F/O J. C. British. 87. Killed

CASE, P/O H. R. British. 64–72. Killed*

CASSIDY, F/O E. British. 25

CASSON, P/O L. H. British, 616–615

CASTLE, Sgt. C. E. P. British. 219. Killed

CAWSE, P/O F. N. British. 238. Killed*

CAVE, P/O J. G. British. 600

CEBRZYNSKI, F/O A. Polish. 303. Killed*

CHABEPA, Sgt. F. Czech. 312

CHADWICK, Sgt. D. F. British. 64

CHAFFE, P/O R. I. British. 245–43. Killed

CHALDER, P/O H. H. British. 266–41. Killed*

CHALUPA, P/O S. J. Polish. 302

CHAMBERLAIN, P/O J. T. R. British. 235

CHAMBERLAIN, Wg/Com. G. P. British. F.I.U.

CHANDLER, Sgt. H. H. British. 610

CHAPMAN, Sgt. V. R. British. 246

CHAPPELL, P/O A. K. British. 236

CHAPPELL, P/O C. G. British. 65

CHAPPLE, Sgt. D. W. E. British. 236. Killed

CHARD, Sgt. W. T. British. 141

CHARLES, F/O E. F. J. Canadian. 54

CHARNOCK, Sgt. G. British. 25

CHARNOCK, Sgt. H. W. British. 64–19

CHATER, F/Lt. G. F. S/African. 3

CHEETHAM, Sgt. J. C. British. 23. Killed

CHELMECKI, P/O M. Polish. 257–17–6

CHESTERS, P/O P. British. 74. Killed

CHETHAM, P/O C. A. G. British. 1. Killed

CHEVRIER, P/O J. A. Canadian. 1

CHEW, Sgt. C. A. British. 17. Killed

CHIGNELL, S/Ldr. R. A. British. 145. Killed

CHILTON (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. P. S. C. British. 804

CHIPPING, Sgt. D. J. British. 222

CHISHOLM, P/O R. E. British. 604

CHLOPIK, F/Lt. T. P. Polish. 302. Killed*

CHOMLEY, P/O J. A. G. British. 257. Killed*

CHORAN, F/Sgt. French. 64

CHRISTIE, Sgt. J. McBean. British. 152. Killed*

CHRISTIE, F/Lt. G. P. British. 66–242. Killed

CHRISTMAS, P/O B. E. British. 1 (Can.) (401)

CHRYSTALL, Sgt. C. British. 235

CHURCHES, P/O E. W. G. British. 74. Killed

CHURCHILL, S/Ldr. W. M. British. 605. Killed

CIZEK, P/O E. Czech. 1. Killed

CLACKSON, F/Lt. D. L. British 600

CLANDILLON, F/O J. A. British. 219. Killed

CLARK P/O H. D. British. 213

CLARK, Sgt. W. T. M. British. 219

CLARK, P/O C. A. G. S/African. F.I.U. Killed

CLARK, Sgt. G. P. British. 604

CLARKE, S/Ldr. D. de B. British. 600

CLARKE, Sgt. H. R. British. 610

CLARKE, S/Ldr. R. N. British. 235. Killed

CLARKE, P/O A. W. British. 504. Killed*

CLARKE, Sgt. G. S. British. 248. Killed*

CLARKE, P/O R. W. British. 79. Killed

CLARKE, Sgt. G. T. British. 151. Killed

CLEAVER, F/O G. N. S. British. 601

CLENSHAW, Sgt. I. C. C. British. 253. Killed*

CLERKE, F/Lt. R. F. H. British. 79

CLIFT, F/O D. G. British. 79

CLIFTON, P/O J. K. G. British. 253. Killed*

CLOUSTON, S/Ldr. A. E. N/Zealander. 219

CLOUSTON, F/Lt. W. G. N/Zealander. 19

CLOWES, P/O A. V. British. 1. Died

CLYDE, F/O W. C. British. 601

COATES (F.A.A.), Lt. J. P. British. 804. Killed

COBDEN, P/O D. G. N/Zealander. 74. Killed*

COCHRANE, P/O A. C. Canadian. 257. Killed

COCK, P/O J. R. Australian. 87

COCKBURN (F.A.A.), Lt/Com. J. C. British. 804

COCKBURN (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. C. British. 808

COGGINS, P/O J. British. 235. Killed

COGHLAN, F/O J. H. British. 56. Killed

COKE, F/O The Hon. D. A. British. 257. Killed

COLE, Sgt. C. F. J. British. 236

COLEMAN, P/O E. J. British. 54. Killed

COLEBROOK, P/O British. 54

COLLARD, F/O P. British. 615. Killed*

COLLETT, Sgt. G. R. British. 54. Killed*

COLLINGRIDGE, P/O L. W. British. 66

COLLINS, S/Ldr. A. R. British. 72

COLLYNS, P/O B. G. N/Zealander. 238. Killed

COMELY, P/O P. W. British. 87. Killed*

COMERFORD, F/Lt. H. A. G. British. 312

COMPTON, Sgt. J. W. British. 25

CONNELL, P/O W. C. British. 32

CONNOR, F/O F. H. P. British. 234

CONNORS, F/Lt. S. D. P. British. 111. Killed*

CONSIDINE, P/O B. B. Irish. 238

CONSTANTINE, P/O A. N. Australian. 141. Killed

COOK, Sgt. A. W. British. 604

COOK, Sgt. H. British. 66–266

COOK, Sgt. R. V. British. 219

COOKE, P/O C. A. British. 66

COOKE, Sgt. H. R. British. 23

COOMBES, Sgt. E. British. 219. Killed

COOMBS, Sgt. R. J. British. 600

COONEY, F/Sgt. C. J. British. 56. Killed*

COOPE, S/Ldr. W. E. British. 17. Killed

COOPER, Sgt. C. F. British. 600. Killed*

COOPER, Sgt. T. A. British. 266

COOPER, Sgt. S. F. British. 253

COOPER, Sgt. D. C. British. 235

COOPER, Sgt. J. E. British. 610 Killed

COOPER, Sgt. R. N. British. 610. Killed

COOPER-KEY, P/O A. M. British. 46. Killed*

COOPER-SLIPPER, P/O T. P. M. British. 605

COOTE, Sgt. L. E. M. British. 600. Killed

COPCUTT, Sgt. R. British. 248. Killed*

COPELAND, Sgt. P. British. 616–66. Killed

COPELAND, Sgt. N. D. British. 235

COPEMAN, P/O J. H. H. British. 111. Killed*

CORBETT, F/Lt. V. B. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

CORBETT, P/O G. H. Canadian. 66. Killed*

CORBIN, Sgt. W. J. British. 610–66

CORCORAN, Sgt. H. British. 236. Killed*

CORDELL, Sgt. H. A. British. 64

CORFE, Sgt. D. F. British. 73–66–610. Killed

CORK (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. J. British. 242. Killed

CORKETT, P/O A. H. British. 253

CORNER, P/O M. C. British. 264. Died

CORY, P/O G. W. British. 41

CORY, P/O. British. 25

COSBY, Sgt. E. T. British. 3–615

COSBY, F/Lt. I. H. British. 610–72

COTES-PREEDY, P/O D. V. C. British. 236

COTTAM, Sgt. G. British. 25

COTTAM, P/O H. W. British. 213. Killed

COURTIS, Sgt. J. B. N/Zealander. 111

COURTNEY, F/O R. N. H. British. 151

COUSSENS, Sgt. H. W. British. 601

COUZENS, P/O G. W. British. 54

COVERLEY, F/O W. H. British. 602. Killed*

COVINGTON, P/O A. R. British. 238

COWARD, F/Lt. J. B. British. 19

COWEN, Sgt. W. British. 25

COWLEY, Sgt. J. British. 87

COWSILL, Sgt. J. R. British. 56. Killed*

COX, Sgt. D. G. S. R. British. 19

COX, P/O G. J. British. 152

COX, P/O K. H. British. 610. Killed*

COX, F/O P. A. N. British. 501. Killed*

COX, Sgt. R. C. R. British. 248. Killed*

COX, Sgt. British. 421 Flt.

COX, Sgt. G. P. British. 236

COX, Sgt. W. E. British. 264. Killed

COXON, Sgt. J. H. British. 141. Killed

CRABTREE, Sgt. D. B. British. 501. Killed

CRAIG, Sgt. J. T. British. 111. Killed

CRAIG, F/O G. D. British. 607

CRANWELL, Sgt. E. W. British. 610

CRAWFORD, P/O H. H. N/Zealander. 235. Killed

CRESTY, Sgt. K. G. British. 219. Killed

CRESWELL, Sgt. D. G. British. 141. Killed

CREW, P/O E. D. British. 604

CRISP, Sgt. J. L. British. 43. Killed

CROCKETT, P/O R. F. British. 236. Killed

CROFTS, F/O P. G. British. 615–605. Killed*

CROKER, Sgt. E. E. N/Zealander. 111

CROMBIE, Sgt. R. British. 141. Killed*

CROOK, P/O D. M. British. 609. Killed

CROOK, Sgt. V. W. J. N/Zealander. 264

CROOK, Sgt. H. K. British. 219

CROSKELL, Sgt. M. E. British. 213

CROSSEY, P/O J. T. British. 249

CROSSLEY, F/Lt. M. N. British. 32

CROSSMAN, Sgt. R. G. British. 25. Killed

GROSSMAN, P/O J. D. Australian. 46. Killed*

CROWLEY, P/O H: R. British. 219-600

CROWLEY-MILLING, P/O D. W. British. 242

CRUICKSHANKS, P/O I. J. A. British. 66. Killed*

CRUTTENDEN, P/O J. British. 43. Killed*

CRYDERMAN, P/O L. E. Canadian. 242

CRYSTALL, Sgt. C. British. 235

CUDDIE, P/O W. A. British. 141. Killed

CUKR, Sgt. V. Czech. 253

CULLEN, Sgt. R. W. British. 23

CULMER, Sgt. J. D. British. 25

CULVERWELL, Sgt. J. H. British. 87. Killed*

CUMBERS, Sgt. A. B. British. 141

CUNNINGHAM, F/Lt. J. L. G. British. 603. Killed*

CUNNINGHAM, F/Lt. W. British. 19

CUNNINGHAM, F/Lt. J. British. 604

CUNNINGHAM, Sgt. J. British. 29

GUNNINGTON, Sgt. W. G. British. 607. Killed

CUPITT, Sgt. T. British. 29

CURCHIN, P/O J. British. 609. Killed

CURLEY, Sgt. A. G. British. 141. Killed*

CURRANT, P/O C. F. British. 605

CURTIS, Sgt. F. W. British. 25

CUTTS, F/O J. W. British. 222. Killed*

CZAJKOWSKI, P/O F. Polish. 151. Killed

CZERNIAK, P/O J. M. Polish. 302. Killed

CZERNIN, F/O Count M. B. British. 17. Died

CZERNY, F/Lt. H. Polish. 302

CZERWINSKI, F/O T. Polish. 302. Killed

CZTERNASTEK, P/O. Polish. 32

DAFFORN, F/O R. C. British. 501. Killed

DALTON, Sgt. R. W. British. 604

DALTON-MORGAN, F/Lt. T. F. British. 43

DALY, Sgt. J. J. British. 141

DANN, Sgt. J. E. British. 23

DANNATT, Sgt. A. G. British. 29

D’ARCH-IRVINE, F/O B. W. J. British. 257. Killed*

DARGIE, Sgt. A. M. S. British. 23. Killed

DARLEY, S/Ldr. H. S. British. 609

DARLING, Sgt. A. S. British. 611–603. Killed

DARLING, Sgt. E. V. British. 41. Killed

DARWIN, P/O C. W. W. British. 87. Killed

DASZEWSKI, P/O J. Polish. 303

DAVEY, P/O B. British. 257–32. Killed

DAVEY, P/O J. A. J. British. 1. Killed*

DAVID, P/O W. D. British. 87–213

DAVIDSON, Sgt. H. J. British. 249. Killed

DAVIES, P/O R. B. British. 29

DAVIES, P/O A. E. British. 222. Killed*

DAVIES, P/O C. G. A. British. 222

DAVIES, Sgt. M. P. British. 1–213. Killed

DAVIES, F/Lt. J. A. British. 604. Killed

DAVIES, F/O P. F. M. British. 56

DAVIES, Sgt. L. British. 151

DAVIES-COOK, P/O P. J. British. 72–610. Killed*

DAVIS, Sgt. P/O. British. 222. Killed

DAVIS, F/Lt. C. R. S/African. 601. Killed*

DAVIS, F/O C. T. British. 238. Killed

DAVIS, Sgt. W. L. British. 249

DAVIS, Sgt. J. N. British. 600

DAVIS, Sgt. J. British. 54

DAVIS, Sgt. P. E. British. 236

DAVIS, Sgt. A. S. British. 235

DAVISON, P/O. British. 235

DAVY, P/O T. D. H. British. 72–266. Killed

DAW, P/O V. G. British. 32. Killed

DAWBARN, P/O P. L. British. 17

DAWICK, Sgt. K. N/Zealander. 111

DAWSON, Sgt. T. British. 235

DAWSON-PAUL (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. F. British. 64. Killed*

DAY, P/O R. L. F. British. 141. Killed

DAY, Sgt. F. S. British. 248. Killed

DEACON, Sgt. A. H. British. 85–111

DEACON-ELLIOTT, P/O R. British. 72

DEANSLEY, F/Lt. E. C. British. 152

DEBENHAM, P/O K. B. L. British. 151. Killed

DEBREE, P/O. British. 264

DEE, Sgt. O. J. British. 235. Killed

DEERE, F/Lt. A. L. N/Zealander. 54

DE GRUNNE, P/O R. C. C. Belgian. 32. Killed

DE JACE, P/O L. J. Belgian. 236. Killed

DE LA BOUCHER, W/O F. H. Free French. 85. Killed

DE LA PERRELE, P/O V. B. N/Zealander. 245

DELLER, Sgt. A. L. M. British. 43

DE MANCHA, P/O R. A. British. 43. Killed*

DEMETRIADI, P/O R. S. British. 601. Killed*

DEMOULIN, Sgt. R. J. G. Belgian. 235. Killed

DE MOZAY, 2nd Lt. J. E. French. 1

DENBY, P/O G. A. British. 600. Killed

DENCHFIELD, Sgt. H. D. British. 610

DENHOLM, S/Ldr. G. L. British. 603

DENISON, F/Lt. R. W. British. 236. Killed

DENTON, Sgt. D. A. British. 236. Killed

DERBYSHIRE, P/O J. M. British. 236

DERMOTT, P/O. British. 600

DE SCITVAUX, Capt. C. J. M. P. French. 245

DESLOGES, F/O. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

DE SPIRLET, P/O F. X. E. Belgian. 87. Killed

DEUNTZER, Sgt. D. C. British. 247

DEVITT, S/Ldr. P. K. British. 152

DEWAR, W/C J. S. British. 87–213. Killed*

DEWAR, P/O J. M. F. British. 229. Killed

DEWEY, P/O R. B. British. 611–603. Killed*

DEWHURST, F/O K. S. British. 234

DEXTER, P/O P. G. British. 603–54. Killed

DIBNAH, P/O R. H. 1–242

DICKIE, P/O W. G. British. 601. Killed*

DICKINSON, Sgt. J. H. British. 253. Killed*

DIEU, P/O G. E. F. Belgian. 236

DIFFORD, F/O I. B. S/Afrian. 607. Killed*

DIGBY-WORSLEY, Sgt. M. P. British. 248. Killed*

DITZEL, Sgt. J. W. British. 25

DIXON, Sgt. F. J. P. British. 501. Killed*

DIXON, P/O J. A. British. 1

DIXON, Sgt. C. A. W. British. 601

DIXON, Sgt. G. British. F.I.U.

DIXON, Sgt. L. British. 600

DODD, P/O J. D. British. 248. Killed

DODGE, Sgt. C. W. British. 219

DOE, P/O R. F. T. British. 234–238

DOLEZAL, P/O F. Czech. 19

DOMAGALA, Sgt. M. Polish. 238

DON, P/O R. S. British. 501. Killed

DONAHUE, P/O A. G. American. 64. Killed

DONALD, F/Lt. I. D. G. British. 141. Killed*

DONALDSON, S/Ldr. E. M. British. 151

DOSSETT, Sgt. W. S. British. 29

DOUGHTY, P/O N. A. R. British. 247

DOUGLAS, P/O W. A. British. 610

DOULTON, P/O M. D. British. 601. Killed*

DOUTHWAITE, P/O B. British. 72

DOUTREPONT, P/O G. L. J. Belgian. 229. Killed*

DOWDING, P/O The Hon. D. H. T. British. 74

DOWN, P/O P. D. M. British. 56

DRABY, Sgt. British. 25

DRAKE, P/O G. J. S/African. 607. Killed*

DRAKE, F/O B. British. 213–1

DRAPER, P/O B. V. British. 74. Killed

DRAPER, F/O G. G. F. British. 41–610

DRAPER, Sgt. R. A. British. 232

DREDGE, Sgt. A. S. British. 253. Killed

DREVER, F/O N. G. British. 610

DREW, S/Ldr. P. E. British. 236. Killed*

DROBINSKI, P/O B. H. Polish. 65

DRUMMOND, F/O J. F. British. 46–92. Killed*

DUART, P/O J. H. British. 219

DUBBER (F.A.A.), P/O R. E. British. 808. Died

DUCKENFIELD, P/O B. L. British. 501

DUDA, P/O J. Czech. 312

DUFF, P/O S. S. British. 23

DUKE-WOOLLEY, F/Lt. R. M. B. D. British. 253–23

DULWICH, Sgt. W. H. British. 235. Killed

DUNCAN, Sgt. British. 29

DUNDAS, P/O J. C. British. 609. Killed

DUNDAS, F/O H. S. L. British. 616

DUNLOP-URIE, F/Lt. J. British. 602

DUNMORE, Sgt. J. T. British. 22. Killed

DUNN, Sgt. I. L. British. 235

DUNNING-WHITE, F/O P. W. British. 145

DUNSCOMBE, Sgt. R. D. British. 213–312. Killed

DUNWORTH, S/Ldr. T. P. R. British. 66–54

DUPEE, Sgt. O. A. British. 219

DURRANT, Sgt. C. R. N/Zealander. 23. Killed

DURYASZ, F/Lt. M. Polish. 213

DUSZYNSKI, Sgt. S. Polish. 238. Killed*

DUTTON, S/Ldr. R. G. British. 145

DUTTON, Sgt. G. W. British. 604

DU VIVIER, P/O R. A. L. Belgian. 229. Killed

DVORAK, Sgt. A. Czech. 310. Killed

DYE, Sgt. B. E. British. 219. Killed

DYER, Sgt. N/Zealander. 600

DYGRYN, Sgt. J. Czech. 1

DYKE, Sgt. L. A. British. 64. Killed*

DYMOND, Sgt. W. L. British. 111. Killed*

EADE, Sgt. A. W. British. 266–602

EARP, Sgt. R. L. British. 46

EASTON, Sgt. D. A. British. 248

ECKFORD, F/Lt. A. F. British. 32–253–242

EDGE, F/Lt. G. R. British. 253–605

EDGE, F/O A. R. British. 609

EDGLEY, Sgt. A. British. 601–253

EDGWORTHY, Sgt. G. H. British. 46. Killed*

EDMISTON, P/O G. A. F. British. 151

EDMOND, P/O N. D. Canadian. 615. Killed*

EDMUNDS, P/O E. R. N/Zealander. 245–615

EDRIDGE, P/O H. P. M. British. 222. Killed*

EDSALL, P/O E. F. British. 54–222. Died

EDWARDS, F/O R. L. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed*

EDWARDS, P/O H. D. Canadian. 92. Killed*

EDWARDS, Sgt. F. British. 29

EDWARDS, Sgt. British. 604

EDWARDS, P/O K. C. British. 600

EDWARDS, Sgt. H. H. British. 248

EDWARDS, P/O I. N. British. 234

EDWARDS, F/Lt. R. S. J. Irish. 56

EDWARDS, Sgt. British. 247

EDY, P/O A. L. British. 602. Killed

EGAN, Sgt. E. J. British. 600–501. Killed*

EIBY, P/O W. T. N/Zealander. 245

EKINS, Sgt. V. H. British. 111–501

ELCOMBE, Sgt. D. W. British. 602. Killed*

ELEY, Sgt. F. W. British. 74. Killed*

ELGER, P/O F. R. C. Canadian. 248

ELIOT, P/O H. W. British. 73. Killed

ELKINGTON, P/O J. F. D. British. 1

ELLACOMBE, P/O J. L. W. British. 151

ELLERY, P/O C. C. British. 264

ELLIOTT, F/O G. J. Canadian. 607

ELLIS, Sgt. R. V. British. 73

ELLIS, F/Lt. J. British. 610

ELLIS, Sgt. J. H. M. British. 85. Killed*

ELLIS, Sgt. W. T. British. 92

ELLIS, F/O G. E. British. 64

ELSDON, F/O T. A. F. British. 72

ELSDON, Sgt. H. D. B. British. 236. Killed*

ELSE, Sgt. P. British. 610

EMENY, Sgt. C. N/Zealander. 264

EMMETT, F/O W. A. C. British. 25. Killed

EMMETT, Sgt. G. British. 236

ENGLISH, P/O C. E. British. 85–605. Killed*

ENSOR, F/O P. S. B. British. 23. Killed

ETHERINGTON, Sgt. W. J. British. 17

EVANS, P/O H. A. C. British. 236

EVANS, Sgt. W. R. British. 85–249

EVANS, P/O D. British. 607–615. Killed

EVANS, Sgt. C. R. British. 235. Killed

EVANS, Sgt. G. J. British. 604

EVERITT, Sgt. G. C. British. 29. Killed

EVERITT, Sgt. A. D. British. 235

EYLES, Sgt. P. R. British. 92. Killed*

EYRE, F/O A. British. 615. Killed

FAJTL, F/Lt. F. Czech. 17–1

FALKOWSKI, F/O J. P. Polish. 32

FARLEY, F/Lt. British. 151–46

FARMER, F/Lt. J. N. W. British. 302

FARNES, Sgt. P. C. P. British. 501

FARNES, P/O E. British. 141

FARQUHAR, Wg/Com. A. D. British. 257

FARROW, Sgt. J. R. British. 1–229. Killed*

FARTHING, Sgt. J. British. 235

FAWCETT, Sgt. D. R. British. 29. Killed

FAYOLLE, W/O F. E. Free French. 85. Killed

FEARY, Sgt. A. N. British. 609. Killed*

FEATHER, Sgt. J. L. British. 235. Killed*

FECHTNER, P/O E. Czech. 310. Killed*

FEJFAR, F/O S. Czech. 310. Killed

FENMORE, Sgt. S. A. British. 245–501. Killed*

FENN, Sgt. C. F. British. 248

FENTON, S/Ldr. H. A. British. 238

FENTON, Sgt. British. 604

FENTON, P/O J. O. British. 235. Killed

FENWICK, P/O C. R. British. 610

FENWICK, F/O British. 601

FERDINAND, P/O R. F. British. 263. Killed

FERGUSON, Sgt. E. H. British. 141. Killed

FERGUSON, F/O P. J. British. 602

FERIC, P/O M. Polish. 303

FERRIS, F/Lt. H. M. British. 111. Killed*

FILDES, Sgt. F. British. 25

FINCH, F/O T. R. H. British. 151

FINLAY, S/Ldr. D. O. British. 41–54

FINNIE, P/O A. British. 54. Killed*

FINNIS, F/Lt. J. F. F. British. 1–229

FINUCANE, P/O B. E. Irish. 65. Killed

FISHER, P/O A. G. A. British. 111

FISHER, P/O G. British. 602

FISHER, F/O B. M. British. 111. Killed*

FISKE, P/O W. M. L. American. 601. Killed*

FITZGERALD, F/Lt. T. B. N/Zealander. 141

FIZELL, Sgt. J. F. British. 29

FLEMING, P/O J. British. 605

FLEMING, P/O R. D. S. British. 249. Killed*

FLETCHER, Sgt. J. G. B. British. 604. Killed*

FLETCHER, F/Lt. A. W. Canadian. 235

FLETCHER, Sgt. British. 3

FLETCHER, Sgt. W. T. N/Zealander. 23

FLINDERS, P/O J. L. British. 32

FLOOD, F/Lt. F. W. Australian. 235. Killed*

FLOWER, Sgt. H. L. British. 248

FOGLAR, Sgt. V. Czech. 245

FOIT, P/O E. A. Czech. 310

FOKES, Sgt. R. H. British. 92. Killed

FOLLIARD, Sgt. J. H. British. 604

FOPP, Sgt. D. British. 17

FORBES, S/Ldr. A. S. British. 303–66

FORD, Sgt. R. C. British. 41

FORD, Sgt. E. G. British. 3–232. Killed

FORDE, F/O D. N. British. 145–605

FORREST, Sgt. D. H. British. 66

FORRESTER, P/O G. M. British. 605. Killed*

FORSHAW, F/O T. H. T. British. 609

FORSTER, F/O A. D. British. 151–607

FORSYTH, Sgt. C. L. M. N/Zealander. 23. Killed

FORWARD, Sgt. R. V. British. 257

FOSTER, P/O R. W. British. 605

FOTHERINGHAM, Sgt. British. 3

FOWLER, Sgt. R. J. British. 247

FOWLER, F/O A. L. British. 248. Killed

FOX, Sgt. P. H. British. 56

FOX, Sgt. L. British. 29

FOXLEY-NORRIS, F/O C. N. British. 3

FOX-MALE, P/O D. H. British. 152

FRANCIS, P/O C. D. Britishr253. Killed*

FRANCIS, Sgt. D. N. British. 257

FRANCIS, Sgt. C. W. British. 74

FRANCIS, Sgt. J. British. 23

FRANCIS, Sgt. British. 3

FRANCIS, P/O N. I. C. British. 247. Killed

FRANKLIN, F/O W. D. K. British. 74

FRANKLIN, P/O W. H. British. 65. Killed

FRANTISEK, Sgt. J. Czech. 303. Killed*

FRASER, Sgt. R. H. B. British. 257. Killed*

FREEBORN, F/Lt. J. C. British. 74

FREEMAN, Sgt. R. R. British. 29

FREER, Sgt. P. F. British. 29. Killed

FREESE, Sgt. L. E. British. 611–74. Killed

FRENCH, Sgt. T. L. British. 29. Killed

FREY, F/Lt. J. A. Polish. 607

FRIEND, Sgt. J. R. British. 25. Killed

FRIENDSHIP, P/O A. H. B. British. 3

FRIPP, Sgt. J. H. British. 248

FRISBY, P/O E. M. British. 504. Killed

FRITH, Sgt. E. T. G. British. 611–92. Killed*

FRIZELL, P/O C. G. Canadian. 257

FROST, P/O J. L. British. 600

FULFORD, Sgt. D. British. 64. Killed

FULFORD, Sgt. British. 19

FUMERTON, P/O R. C. Canadian. 32

FURNEAUX, Sgt. R. H. British. 3–73

FURST, Sgt. B. Czech. 310–605

GABSZEWICZ, F/O A. Polish 607

GADD, Sgt. Pilot J. British. 611

GAGE, P/O D. H. British. 602. Killed

GALLUS, Sgt. British. 3

GAMBLEN, F/O D. R. British. 41. Killed*

GANE, P/O S. R. British. 248. Killed*

GANT, Sgt. E. British. 236

GARDINER, F/O F. T. British. 610. Killed

GARDINER, Sgt. G. C. British. 219. Killed*

GARDINER, Sgt. W. M. British. 3

GARDNER, Sgt. B. G. D. British. 610. Killed

GARDNER, P/O P. M. British. 32

GARDNER (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. E. British. 242

GARDNER, P/O J. R. British. 141

GARFIELD, Sgt. W. J. British. 248. Killed*

GARRARD, P/O A. H. H. British. 248. Killed

GARSIDE, Sgt. G. British. 236

GARTON, Sgt. G. W. British. 73

GARVEY, Sgt. L. A. British. 41. Killed*

GARVIN, S/Ldr. G. D. British. 264

GASH, Sgt. F. British. 264

GASKELL, P/O R. S. British. 264

GAUNCE, F/Lt. L. M. Canadian. 615. Killed

GAUNT, P/O G. N. British. 609. Killed*

GAUNT, Sgt. W. D. British. 23

GAVAN, Sgt. A. British. 54

GAWITH, P/O A. A. N/Zealander. 23

GAYNER, F/O J. R. H. British. 615

GEAR, Sgt. A. W. British. 32

GEDDES, P/O K. I. British. 604

GEE, Sgt. V. D. British. 219. Killed

GENNEY, P/O T. British. 604. Killed

GENT, Sgt. R. J. K. British. 501–32. Killed

GIBBINS, Sgt. D. G. British. 54–222

GIBBONS, Sgt. C. M. British. 236

GIBSON, F/Lt. J. A. A. British. 501

GIDDINGS, F/Lt. H. S. British. 615–111. Killed

GIL, P/O J. Polish. 229–43

GILBERT, P/O E. G. British. 64

GILBERT (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. P. R. J. British. 111

GILBERT, P/O H. T. British. 601. Killed

GILDERS, Sgt. J. S. British. 72. Killed

GILL, Sgt. J. V. British. 23. Killed

GILLAM, F/Lt. D. E. British. 312–616

GILLAM, Sgt. E. British. 248. Killed

GILLAN, P/O J. British. 601. Killed*

GILLEN, F/O T. W. British. 247

GILLESPIE, P/O J. L. British. 23. Killed

GILLIES, Sgt. British. 421 Flt.

GILLIES, F/Sgt. J. British. 602. Killed

GILLIES, F/Lt. K. M. British. 66. Killed*

GILLMAN, P/O K. R. British. 32. Killed*

GILROY, P/O G. K. British. 603

GILYEAT, Sgt. H. R. British. 29

GIRDWOOD, Sgt. A. G. British. 257. Killed*

GLASER, P/O E. D. British. 65

GLEAVE, S/Ldr. T. P. British. 253

GLEDHILL, Sgt. G. British. 238. Killed*

GLEED, F/Lt. I. R. British. 87. Killed

GLEGG, P/O A. J. British. 600

GLENDENNING, Sgt. J. N. British. 54–74. Killed

GLEW, Sgt. N. British. 72. Killed

GLOWACKI, Sgt. W. J. Polish. 605–145. Killed*

GLOWACKI, Sgt. A. Polish. 501

GLYDE, F/O R. L. Australian. 87. Killed*

GMUR, Sgt. F. Polish. 151. Killed*

GNYS, P/O W. Polish. 302

GODDARD, F/Lt. H. G. British. 219

GODDARD, P/O W. B. British. 235. Killed

GODDEN, S/Ldr. S. F. British. 3

GOLDSMITH, F/O C. W. S/African. 54–603. Killed*

GOLDSMITH, Sgt. J. E. British. 236. Killed

GONAY, P/O H. A. C. Belgian. 235. Killed

GOODALL, P/O H. I. British. 264. Killed*

GOODERHAM, Sgt. A. T. British. 46

GOODERHAM, Sgt. A. J. British. 25. Killed

GOODMAN, Sgt. G. British. 85

GOODMAN, P/O G. E. Palestinian. 1. Killed

GOODMAN, Sgt. M. V. British. 604

GOODWIN, P/O H. Mc.D. British. 609. Killed*

GOODWIN, Sgt. C. British. 219. Killed*

GOODWIN, Sgt. S. A. British. 266

GOODWIN, Sgt. R. D. British. 64

GORDON, S/Ldr. J. A. G. Canadian. 151. Killed

GORDON, P/O W. H. G. British. 234. Killed*

GORDON, Sgt. S. British. 235. Killed

GORE, F/Lt. W. E. British. 607. Killed*

GORRIE, P/O D. G. British. 43. Killed

GORZULA, P/O M. Polish. 607

GOSLING, P/O R. C. British. 266

GOTH, P/O V. Czech. 501–310. Killed*

GOTHORPE, Sgt. British. 25

GOULD, P/O D. L. British. 601–607

GOULD, F/O C. L. British. 607–32. Killed

GOULD, Sgt. G. L. British. 235

GOULDSTONE, Sgt. R. J. British. 29. Killed*

GOUT, P/O G. K. British. 234. Killed*

GOWERS, P/O A. V. British. 85. Killed

GRACIE, F/Lt. E. J. British. 56. Killed

GRAHAM, F/Lt. E. British. 72

GRAHAM, P/O L. W. S/African. 56

GRAHAM, Sgt. J. British. 236. Killed

GRAHAM, P/O K. A. G. British. 600. Killed

GRANDY, S/Ldr. J. British. 249

GRANT, Sgt. E. J. F. British. 600. Killed

GRANT, P/O S. B. British. 65

GRANT, Sgt. N/Zealander. 151

GRANT (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. M. D. British. 804

GRASSICK, P/O R. D. Canadian. 242

GRAVES, Sgt. British. 235

GRAVES, P/O R. C. British. 253

GRAY, F/O A. P. British. 615

GRAY, P/O C. F. British. 54

GRAY, P/O C. K. British. 43

GRAY, P/O D. Mc.T. British. 610. Killed

GRAY, Sgt. M. British. 72. Killed*

GRAY, Sgt. K. W. British. 85. Killed

GRAY, P/O T. British. 64

GRAYSON, F/Sgt. C. British. 213. Killed

GREEN, F/Lt. C. P. British. 421 Flt.

GREEN, Sgt. W. J. British. 501

GREEN, P/O M. D. British. 248. Killed*

GREEN, P/O W. V. British. 235. Killed*

GREEN, Sgt. H. E. British. 141

GREEN, Sgt. G. G. British. 236

GREEN, Sgt, F. W. W. British. 600

GREENWOOD, P/O J. D. B. British. 253

GREENSHIELDS (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. H. la Fore. British. 266. Killed*

GREGORY, P/O F. S. British. 65. Killed*

GREGORY, Sgt. A. E. British. 219

GREGORY, Sgt. A. H. British. 111. Killed

GREGORY, Sgt. W. J. British. 29

GRELLIS, P/O H. E. British. 23 Died

GRETTON, Sgt. R. H. British. 266–222

GRIBBLE, P/O D. G. British. 54. Killed*

GRICE, P/O D. H. British. 32

GRICE, P/O D. H. British. 600. Killed*

GRIDLEY, Sgt. R. V. British. 235. Killed

GRIER, P/O T. British. 601. Killed

GRIFFEN, Sgt. J.J. British. 73. Killed

GRIFFITHS, Sgt. G. British. 17–601

GRIFFITHS, Sgt. British. 32

GROGAN, P/O G. J. Irish. 23

GROSZEWSKI, F/O. Polish. 43

GROVE, Sgt. H. C. British. 501–213. Killed

GRUBB, Sgt. E. G. British. 219

GRUBB, Sgt. H. F. British. 219

GRUSZKA, F/O F. Polish. 65. Killed*

GRZESZEZAK, F/O B. Polish. 303

GUERIN, Adj. C. Free French. 232. Killed

GUEST, P/O T. F. British. 56

GUNDRY, P/O K. C. British. 257. Killed

GUNN, P/O H. R. British. 74. Killed*

GUNNING, P/O P. S. British. 46. Killed*

GUNTER, P/O E. M. British. 43–501. Killed*

GURTEEN, P/O J. V. British. 504. Killed*

GUTHRIE (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. G. C. M. British. 808

GUTHRIE, Sgt. N. H. British. 604

GUY (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. P. British. 808. Killed

GUY, Sgt. L. N. British. 601. Killed

GUYMER, Sgt. E. N. L. British. 238

HACKWOOD, P/O G. H. British. 264. Killed

HAIG, P/O J. G. E. British. 603

HAIGH, Sgt. C. British. 604. Killed*

HAINE, P/O R. C. British. 600

HAINES, F/O L. A. British. 19. Killed

HAIRE, Sgt. J. K. British. 145. Killed

HAIRS, P/O P. R. British. 501

HALL, P/O R. M. D. British. 152

HALL, F/Lt. N. M. British. 257. Killed*

HALL, P/O R. C. British. 219

HALL, Sgt. British. 235

HALL, Sgt. British. 29

HALL, P/O W. C. British. 248. Killed

HALLAM, F/O I. L. Mc.G. British. 222. Killed

HALLIWELL, P/O A. B. British. 141

HALLOWES, Sgt. H. J. L. British. 43

HALTON, Sgt. D. W. British. 615. Killed*

HAMALE, Sgt. R. E. de J’a Belgian. 46. Killed

HAMAR, P/O J. R. British. 151. Killed*

HAMBLIN, Wg/Com. British. 17

HAMER, Sgt. British. 141

HAMILL, P/O J. W. N/Zealander. 299. Killed

HAMILTON, F/Lt. H. R. Canadian. 85. Killed*

HAMILTON, Sgt. J. S. British. 248. Killed

HAMILTON, Sgt. C. B. British. 219. Killed

HAMILTON, P/O A. L. Australian. 248

HAMILTON, P/O A. C. British. 141. Killed*

HAMILTON, P/O C. E. British. 234. Killed

HAMLYN, Sgt. R. F. British. 610

HAMMERTON, Sgt. J. British. 615. Killed

HAMMERTON, Sgt. J. British. 3. Killed

HAMMOND, P/O D. J. British. 253-245

HAMPSHIRE, Sgt. C. W. British. 85–111–249

HANBURY, P/O B. A. British. 1

HANBURY, P/O O. V. British. 602. Killed

HANCOCK, P/O N. P. W. British. 1

HANCOCK, P/O N. E. British. 152–65

HANCOCK, P/O E. L. British. 609

HANNON, P/O G. H. British. 236

HANSON, F/O D. H. W. British. 17. Killed*

HANUS, P/O J. Czech. 310

HANZLICEK, Sgt. O. Czech. 312. Killed*

HARDACRE, F/O J. R. British. 504. Killed*

HARDCASTLE, Sgt. J. British. 219. Killed

HARDIE, Sgt. British. 232

HARDING, Sgt. N. D. British. 29

HARDING, F/O N. M. British. 23. Killed

HARDMAN, P/O H. G. British. 111

HARDWICK, Sgt. W. R. H. British. 600

HARDY, P/O R. British. 234

HARDY, Sgt. O. A. British. 264

HARE, Sgt. M. British. 245

HARGREAVES, P/O F. N. British. 92. Killed*

HARKER, Sgt. A. S. British. 234

HARKNESS, S/Ldr. H. Irish. 257

HARNETT, F/O T. P. Canadian. 219

HARPER, F/Lt. W. J. British. 17

HARRIS, P/O P. A. British. 3. Killed

HARRISON, Sgt. A. R. J. British. 219

HARRISON, P/O J. H. British. 145. Killed*

HARRISON, P/O D. S. British. 238. Killed*

HARROLD, P/O F. C. British. 151–501. Killed*

HART, F/O J. S. Canadian. 602–54

HART, P/O K. G. British. 65. Killed

HART, P/O N. Canadian. 242. Killed

HARTAS, P/O P. Mc.D. British. 603–421 Flt. Killed

HARVEY, Sgt. L. W. British. 54

HASTINGS, P/O D. British. 74. Killed*

HATTON, Sgt. British. 604

HAVERCROFT, Sgt. R. E. British. 92

HAVILAND, P/O J. K. American. 151

HAVILAND, P/O R. H. S/African. 248. Killed

HAW, Sgt. C. British. 504

HAWKE, Sgt. P. S. British. 64

HAWKE, Sgt. S. N. British. 604. Killed

HAWKINGS, Sgt. R. P. British. 601. Killed*

HAWLEY, Sgt. F. B. British. 266. Killed*

HAWORTH, F/O J. F. J. British. 43. Killed*

HAY, F/O I. B. D. E. S/African. 611

HAY (F.A.A.), Lt. R. C. British. 808

HAYDEN, Sgt. L. H. British. 264

HAYES, S/Ldr. British. 242

HAYES, F/O T. N. British. 600

HAYLOCK, Sgt. R. A. British. 236

HAYSON, F/Lt. G. D. L. British. 79

HAYTER, F/O J. C. F. N/Zealander. 605–615

HAYWOOD, Sgt. D. British. 504

HAYWOOD, Sgt. D. British. 151

HEAD, Sgt. F. A. P. British. 236. Killed*

HEAD, Sgt. G. M. British. 219. Killed

HEAL, P/O P. W. D. British. 604

HEALY, Sgt. T. W. R. British. 41–611. Killed

HEATH, F/O B. British. 611

HEBRON, P/O G. S. British. 235

HEDGES, P/O A. L. British. 245–257

HEIMES, Sgt. L. British. 235

HELCKE, Sgt. D. A. British. 504. Killed*

HELLYER, F/Lt. R. O. British. 616

HEMINGWAY, P/O J. A. Irish. 85

HEMPTINNE, P/O B. M. de. Belgian. 145. Killed

HENDERSON, P/O J. A. Mc.D. British. 257

HENDRY, Sgt. D. O. British. 219

HENN, Sgt. W. B. British. 501

HENNEBERG, F/O Z. Polish. 303

HENSON, Sgt. B. British. 32–257. Killed

HENSTOCK, F/Lt. L. F. British. 64

HERON, P/O H. M. T. British. 266–66

HERRICK, P/O M. J. British. 25. Killed*

HERRICK, P/O B. H. N/Zealander. 236. Killed

HESLOP, Sgt. V. W. British. 56

HESS, P/O A. Czech. 310

HETHERINGTON, Sgt. E. L. British. 601. Killed

HEWETT, Sgt. G. A. British. 607

HEWITT, P/O D. A. Canadian. 501. Killed*

HEWLETT, Sgt. C. R. British. 65. Killed

HEYCOCK, S/Ldr. G. F. W. British. 23

HEYWOOD, P/O N. B. British. 32–607–257. Killed*

HEYWORTH, S/Ldr. J. H. British. 79

HICK, Sgt. D. T. British. 32

HIGGINS, Sgt. W. B. British. 253–32. Killed*

HIGGINSON, F/Sgt. F. W. British. 56

HIGGS, F/O T. P. K. British. 111. Killed*

HIGHT, P/O C. H. N/Zealander. 234. Killed*

HILES, P/O A. H. British. 236. Killed

HILKEN, Sgt. C. G. British. 74

HILL, P/O H. P. British. 92. Killed*

HILL, S/Ldr. J. H. British. 222

HILL, P/O S. J. British. 609. Killed

HILL, P/O M. R. S/African. 266. Killed

HILL, Sgt. C. R. N/Zealander. 141

HILL, P/O A. E. British. 248. Killed

HILL, Sgt. A. M. British. 25

HILL, Sgt. G. British. 65

HILL, P/O G. E. British. 245. Killed

HILLARY, P/O R. H. British. 603. Killed

HILLCOAT, F/Lt. H. B. L. British. 1. Killed*

HILLOCK, P/O F. W. 1 (Can) (401)

HILLMAN, Sgt. R. W. British. 235. Killed

HILLWOOD, Sgt. P. British. 56

HIMR, P/O J. J. Czech. 56. Killed

HINDRUP, Sgt. F. G. N/Zealander. 600

HINE, Sgt. British. 65

HIRD, Sgt. L. British. 604. Killed

HITHERSAY, Sgt. A. J. B. British. 141

HLAVAC, Sgt. J. Czech. 56. Killed*

HLOBIL, P/O A. Czech. 312

HOARE-SCOTT, P/O J. H. British. 601. Killed

HOBBIS, P/O D. O. British. 219. Killed

HOBBS, Sgt. S. J. British. 235. Killed

HOBBS, P/O J. B. British. 3. Killed

HOBBS, Sgt. W. H. British. 25

HOBSON, P/O C. A. British. 600. Killed*

HOBSON, S/Ldr. W. F. C. British. 601

HOBSON, F/Lt. D. B. British. 64

HODDS, Sgt. W. H. British. 25

HODGE, Sgt. J. S. A. British. 141. Killed

HODGKINSON, P/O A. J. British. 219. Killed

HODGSON, P/O W. T. N/Zealander. 85. Killed

HODSON, Sgt. C. G. British. 229-1

HOGAN, S/Ldr. H. A. V. British. 501

HOGG, F/O E. S. British. 152

HOGG, Sgt. R. D. British. 17–257–56. Killed

HOGG, P/O R. M. British. 152. Killed*

HOGG, P/O D. W. British. 25. Killed*

HOGG, Sgt. J. H. British. 141. Killed

HOGG, Sgt. R. V. British. 616. Killed

HOLDEN, F/Lt. E. British. 501

HOLDEN, P/O K. British. 616

HOLDER, Sgt. R. N/Zealander. 151. Killed

HOLDER, P/O G. A. British. 236

HOLDERNESS, F/Lt. J. B. S/Rhodesian. 1–229

HOLLAND, S/Ldr. A. L. British. 501–65

HOLLAND, P/O D. F. British. 72. Killed*

HOLLAND, Sgt. K. C. Australian. 152. Killed*

HOLLAND, P/O R. H. British. 92. Killed

HOLLAND, Sgt. R. M. British. 600

HOLLIS, Sgt. E. J. British. 25

HOLLOWAY, Sgt. S. V. British. 25

HOLLOWELL, Sgt. K. B. British. 25

HOLMES, P/O F. H. British. 152. Killed

HOLMES, Sgt. R. T. British. 504

HOLMES, P/O G. H. British. 600. Killed

HOLMES, Sgt. G. British. 25

HOLMES, Sgt. E. L. British. 248. Killed

HOLROYD, Sgt. W. B. British. 501–151

HOLTON, Sgt. A. G. V. British. 141

HOMER, F/O M. G. British, 242–1. Killed*

HONE, P/O D. H. British. 615

HONOR, F/O D. S. G. British. 145

HOOD, S/Ldr. H. R. L. British. 41. Killed*

HOOK, Sgt. A. British. 248. Killed

HOOKWAY, P/O D. N. British. 234

HOOPER, F/O B. G. British. 25

HOPE, F/O R. British. 605. Killed*

HOPE, F/Lt. Sir A. P. British. 601

HOPEWELL, Sgt. J. British. 616–66. Killed

HOPGOOD, Sgt. British. 64

HOPKIN, P/O W. P. British. 54–602

HOPTON, Sgt. B. W. British. 73. Killed

HORNBY, Sgt. W. H. British. 234

HORNER, Sgt. F. G. British. 610

HORROX, F/O J. M. British. 151. Killed

HORSKY, Sgt. V. Czech. 238. Killed*

HORTON, F/O P. W. N/Zealander. 234. Killed

HOUGH, P/O H. B. L. British. 600. Killed

HOUGHTON, P/O C. G. British. 141

HOUGHTON, Sgt. O. V. British. 501. Killed*

HOWARD, P/O J. British. 74–54. Killed

HOWARD, Sgt. British. 235

HOWARD-WILLIAMS, P/O P. I. British. 19

HOWARTH, Sgt. E. F. British. 501. Killed

HOWE, P/O B. British. 25. Killed

HOWE, P/O D. C. British. 235

HOWELL, F/Lt. F. J. British. 609. Killed

HOWELL, Sgt. F. British. 87

HOWES, P/O P. British. 54–603. Killed*

HOWES, Sgt. H. N. British. 85–605. Killed

HOWITT, P/O G. L. British. 615–245

HOWITT, Sgt. I. E. British. 41

HOWLEY, P/O R. A. Canadian. 141. Killed*

HOYLE, Sgt. H. N. British. 257

HOYLE, Sgt. G. V. British. 232. Killed

HRADIL, P/O F. Czech. 19–310. Killed

HRUBY, P/O O. Czech. 111

HUBACEK, Sgt. J. Czech. 310

HUBBARD, F/O T. E. British. 601

HUBBARD, Sgt. B. F. R. British. 235. Killed

HUCKIN, Sgt. P. E. British. 600

HUGHES, F/Lt. J. McM. British. 25. Killed

HUGHES, F/Lt. D. P. British. 238. Killed*

HUGHES, P/O F. D. British. 264

HUGHES, F/Lt. P. C. Australian. 234. Killed*

HUGHES, Sgt. D. E. N/Zealander. 600. Killed*

HUGHES, F/Sgt. W. R. British. 23

HUGHES, P/O D. L. British. 141

HUGHES, Sgt. A. J. British. 245

HUGHES-REES, Sgt. J. British. 609. Killed

HUGO, P/O P. H. S/African. 615

HULBERT, Sgt. F. H. R. British. 601

HULBERT, Sgt. D. J. British. 257–501

HULL, S/Ldr. C. B. S/African. 263–43. Killed*

HUMPHERSON, F/O J. B. W. British. 32–607. Killed

HUMPHREY, P/O A. H. British. 266

HUMPHREYS, P/O J. S. N/Zealander. 605

HUMPHREYS, P/O P. C. British. 32

HUMPHREYS, P/O J. D. British. 29. Killed

HUMPHREYS, F/O P. H. British. 152. Killed

HUNT, Sgt. D. A. C. British. 66

HUNT, P/O D. W. British. 257

HUNT, P/O H. N. British. 504. Killed

HUNTER, F/Lt. British. 600

HUNTER, S/Ldr. P. A. British. 264. Killed*

HUNTER, Sgt. British. 604. Killed

HUNTER, Sgt. D. J. British. 29

HUNTER, P/O A. S. British. 604. Killed

HUNTER-TOD, F/Lt. British. 23

HURRY, Sgt. C. A. L. British. 43–46

HURST, P/O P. R. S. British. 600. Killed

HUTCHINSON, Sgt. I. British. 222

HUTCHINSON (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. D. A. British. 804. Killed

HUTLEY, P/O R. R. British. 32–213. Killed*

HUTTON, Sgt. R. S. British. 85. Killed

HYBLER, P/O J. Czech. 310

HYDE, Sgt. R. J. British. 66

HYDE, P/O J. W. British. 229

HYDE, F/O. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

IEVERS, F/Lt. N. L. Irish. 312

IGGLESDEN, F/O C. P. British. 234

IMRAY, Sgt. H. S. British. 600

INGLE, F/O A. British. 605

INGLE-FINCH, P/O M. R. British. 607–151–56

INNES, Sgt. R. A. British. 253

INNESS, P/O R. F. British. 152

INNISS, F/O A. R. de. H. British. 236

IRVING, F/Lt. M. M. British. 607. Killed*

ISHERWOOD, Sgt. D. W. British. 29

ISAAC, Sgt. L. R. British. 64. Killed*

IVESON, Sgt. T. C. British. 616

IVEY, Sgt. R. British. 248

JACK, F/O D. M. British. 602

JACKSON, Sgt. P. F. British. 604. Killed

JACKSON, Sgt. A. British. 29. Killed*

JACKSON, P/O P. A. C. British. 236

JACOBS, P/O H. British. 219–600

JACOBSON, Sgt. N. British. 29. Killed*

JAMES, Sgt. R. H. British. 29

JAMES, Sgt. R. S. S. British. 248. Killed

JAMESON, S/Ldr. P. G. British. 266

JANICKI, P/O Z. Polish. 32

JANKIEWICZ, F/O J. S. Polish. 601. Killed

JANOUGH, P/O S. Czech, 310

JANUSZEWICZ, P/O W. Polish. 303. Killed*

JARRETT, Sgt. G. W. J. British. 501–245. Killed

JASKE, P/O J. A. Czech. 312

JASTRZEVSKI, F/Lt. F. Polish. 302. Killed*

JAVAUX, P/O L. L. G. Belgian. 235. Killed

JAY, P/O D. T. British. 87. Killed*

JEBB, F/O M. British. 504. Killed*

JEFF, F/Lt. R. V. British. 87. Killed*

JEFFCOAT, P/O H. J. British. 236. Killed

JEFFERIES, P/O C. G. St. D. British. 3–232

JEFFERIES, F/Lt. J. (ex. J. LATMER). British. 310

JEFFERSON, Sgt. G. British. 43

JEFFERSON, P/O S. F. British. 248

JEFFREY, F/O A. J. O. British. 64. Killed*

JEFFERY-CRIDGE, Sgt. H. R. British. 236

JEFFERYS, Sgt. G. W. British. 46–43. Killed*

JEKA, Sgt. J. Polish. 238

JENKINS, P/O D. N. O. British. 253. Killed*

JENNINGS, Sgt. B. J. British. 19

JERAM (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. D. N. British. 213

JERECZEK, P/O E. W. Polish. 229–43

JESSOP, Sgt. E. R. British. 253–111–43–257. Killed

JICHA, P/O V. Czech. 1. Killed

JIROUDEK, F/Sgt. M. Czech. 310

JOHNS, Sgt. G. B. British. 229

JOHNSON, P/O A. E. British. 46. Killed

JOHNSON, P/O J. E. British. 616

JOHNSON, Sgt. J. I British. 222. Killed*

JOHNSON, P/O C. E. British. 264. Killed*

JOHNSON, Sgt. W. J. British. 145

JOHNSON, Sgt. R. B. British. 222

JOHNSON, Sgt. G. B. N/Zealander. 23

JOHNSON, P/O S. F. British. 600. Killed

JOHNSON, Sgt. R. A. British. 43

JOHNSON, Sgt. C. A. British. 25

JOHNSON, Sgt. A. E. British. 23. Killed

JOHNSON, Sgt. R. K. H. British. 235. Killed

JOHNSTON, P/O J. T. Canadian. 151. Killed*

JOHNSTONE, S/Ldr. A. V. R. British. 602

JOLL, P/O I. K. S. British. 604

JONES, P/O W. R. British. 266

JONES, F/O D. A. E. British. 3–501

JONES, Sgt. H. D. B. British. 504. Killed

JONES, P/O C. A. T. British. 611

JONES, P/O J. S. B. British. 152. Killed*

JONES, P/O R. E. British. 605

JONES, P/O R. L. British. 64–19

JONES, Sgt. E. British. 29. Killed

JONES, P/O J. T. British. 264. Killed*

JONES, F/O. British. 616

JOTTARD, P/O A. R. I. Belgian. 145. Killed*

JOUBERT, P/O C. C. O. British. 56

JOWITT, Sgt. L. British. 85. Killed*

JULEFF, P/O J. R. British. 600

KAHN, P/O A. H. E. British. 248. Killed

KIRKWOOD, P/O M. T. British. 610. Killed

KANE, P/O T. M. British. 234

KANIA, F/Sgt. J. Polish. 303

KARASEK, Sgt. L. R. British. 23. Killed*

KARUBIN, Sgt. S. Polish. 303. Killed

KARWOSKI, P/O W. E. Polish. 302

KAUCKY, Sgt. J. Czech. 310

KAWALECKI, P/O T. W. Polish. 151

KAY, P/O D. H. S. British. 264. Killed

KAY, P/O J. K. British. 111–257

KAY, Sgt. A. British. 248. Killed*

KAYLL, S/Ldr. J. R. British. 615

KEARD, P/O J. A. British. 235. Killed

KEARSEY, P/O P. J. British. 607–213. Killed

KEARSEY, Sgt. A. W. British. 152

KEAST, Sgt. F. J. British. 600. Killed*

KEATINGS, Sgt. J. British. 219

KEE, Sgt. E. H. C. British. 253. Killed

KEEL, Sgt. G. E. British. 235. Killed*

KEELER, Sgt. R. R. G. British. 236

KEIGHLEY, P/O G. British. 610

KELLETT, S/Ldr. R. G. British. 303–249

KELLETT, F/O M. British. 111

KELLIT, Sgt. W. H. British. 236

KELLOW, F/O R. W. British. 213

KELLS, P/O L. G. H. British. 29. Died

KELLY, F/Lt. D. P. D. G. British. 74

KELSEY, Sgt. E. N. British. 611. Killed

KEMP, P/O J. R. N/Zealander. 141. Killed*

KEMP, P/O N. L. D. British. 242

KEMP, P/O J. L. British. 54

KENDAL, P/O J. B. British. 66. Killed

KENNARD, P/O H. C. British. 66

KENNARD-DAVIS, P/O P. F. British. 64. Killed*

KENNEDY, Sgt. R. W. British. 604. Killed

KENNEDY, F/Lt. J. C. Australian. 238. Killed*

KENNER, P/O P. L. British. 264. Killed*

KENNETT, P/O P. British. 3. Killed

KENSALL, Sgt. G. British. 25. Killed

KENT, F/Lt. J. A. Canadian. 303

KENT, P/O R. D. British. 235

KEOUGH, P/O V. C. American. 609. Killed

KEPRT, Sgt. J. Czech. 312

KER-RAMSAY, F/Lt. R. G. British. 25. F.I.U.

KERSHAW, P/O A. British. 1. Killed

KERWIN, F/O B. V. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401) Died

KESTIN (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. I. H. British. 145. Killed*

KESTLER, Sgt. O. Czech. 111. Killed

KEYMER, Sgt. M. British. 65. Killed*

KEYNES, Sgt. J. D. British. 236. Killed

KIDSUN, P/O R. N/Zealander. 141. Killed*

KILLICK, Sgt. P. British. 245

KILLINGBACK, Sgt. F. W. G. British. 249

KILMARTIN, F/Lt. J. I. Irish. 43

KILNER, Sgt. J. R. British. 65

KINDER, P/O M. C. British. 607

KINDER, P/O D. S. British. 73

KINDERSLEY (F.A.A.), Lt. A. T. J. British. 808. Killed

KING, S/Ldr. E. B. British. 249–151. Killed*

KING, F/O P. J. C. British. 66. Killed*

KING, P/O F. H. British. 264. Killed*

KING, P/O R. British. 238

KING, F/O L. F. D. British. 64. Killed

KING, P/O M. A. British. 249. Killed*

KING, P/O W. L. British. 236. Killed

KINGABY, Sgt. D. E. British. 266–92

KINGCOMBE, F/Lt. C. B. F. British. 92

KINGS, P/O R. A. British. 238

KIRK, Sgt. T. B. British. 74. Killed*

KIRKPATRICK, P/O J. C. Belgian. 235. Killed*

KIRTON, Sgt. D. I. British. 65. Killed*

KITAL, Sgt. S. Polish. 253

KITSON, P/O T. R. British. 245. Killed

KLELZKOWSKI, P/O S. Polish. 302

KLEIN, Sgt. Z. Polish. 234–152. Killed

KLOZINSKI, Sgt. W. Polish. 54

KNIGHT, F/Lt. R. A. L. British. 23. Killed

KNOCKER, P/O W. R. A. British. 264

KOMAROFF, Sgt. L. A. British. 141. Died

KOMINEK, F/Sgt. J. Czech. 310

KONRAD, Sgt. Polish. 501

KOPECKY, Sgt. V. A. Czech. 111–253

KOPRIVA, Sgt. J. Czech. 310

KORBER, Sgt. Czech. 32

KORDULA, P/O F. Czech. 17–1

KOSARZ, Sgt. Polish. 302. Killed

KOSINSKI, F/Lt. Polish. 32

KOUKAL, Sgt. F. Czech. 310. Killed

KOWALSKI, F/O J. Polish. 302

KOWALSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 303

KOZLOWSKI, P/O F. Polish. 501

KRAMER, P/O M. British. 600. Killed

KRASNODEBSKI, S/Ldr. Z. Polish. 303

KRATKORUKY, Sgt. B. Czech. 1. Killed

KREDBA, F/Lt. M. Czech. 310. Killed

KREPSKI, P/O W. Polish. 54. Killed*

KROL, P/O W. Polish. 302

KUCERA, Sgt. J. V. 111–238

KUCERA, Sgt. J. Czech. 245. Killed

KUMIEGA, P/O L. British. 17

KUSTRZYNSKI, F/O Z. Polish. 607

KUTTLEWASCHER, Sgt. K. M. Czech. 1. Died

KWIECINSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 145. Killed*

LACEY, Sgt. J. H. British. 501

LACEY, Sgt. E. R. British. 219

LACKIE, Sgt. W. L. British. 141

LAFONT, Adj. Henrie G. Free French. 615

LAGUNA, F/Lt. Polish. 302

LAING, F/O A. J. A. British. 64

LAING, Sgt. A. British. 151

LAKE, F/O D. M. British. 219. Killed

LAMB, P/O R. L. British. 600

LAMB, Sgt. A. British. 25

LAMB (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. R. British. 804. Killed

LAMB, F/O P. G. British. 610

LAMB, P/O O. E. N/Zealander. 151. Killed

LAMBERT, F/Lt. H. M. S. British. 25. Killed*

LAMBIE, P/O W. G. M. British. 219. Killed

LAMMER, P/O A. British 141

LANDELS, P/O L. N. British. 32–615. Killed

LANDSELL, Sgt. J. British. 607. Killed*

LANE, F/Lt. B. J. E. British. 19. Killed

LANE, P/O R. British. 43. Killed

LANGDON, P/O. British. 43

LANGHAM-H OBART, P/O N. G. British. 73

LANGLEY, Sgt. L. British. 23. Died

LANGLEY, P/O G. A. British. 41. Killed*

LANNING, P/O F. C. A. British. 141

LAPKA, P/O S. Polish. 302

LAPKOWSKI, P/O W. Polish. 203

LARBALESTIER, P/O B. D. British. 600

LARICHELIERE, P/O J. E. P. Canadian. 213. Killed*

LATTA, P/O J. B. Canadian. 142. Killed

LAUCHLIN, F/O J. H. British. 235

LAUDER, Sgt. A. J. British. 264

LAURENCE, P/O. British. 234

LAURENCE, Sgt. G. British. 141. Killed

LAW, P/O K. S. British. 605

LAWFORD, Sgt. D. N. British. 247

LAWLER, Sgt. E. S. British. 604

LAWRENCE, Sgt. N. A. British. 54. Died

LAWRENCE, P/O K. A. British. 242–603–234–421 Flt.

LAWRENCE, Sgt. British. 235

LAWRENCE, Sgt. British. 235

LAWS, Sgt. G. G. S. British. 501–151. Killed

LAWS, P/O A. F. British. 64. Killed

LAWSON, P/O W. J. British. 19. Killed

LAWSON, P/O R. C. British. 601. Killed

LAWSON-BROWN, P/O. British. 64. Died

LAWTON, F/O P. C. F. British. 604

LAYCOCK, P/O H. K. British. 79. Killed

LAYCOCK, F/O. British. 87

LAZORYK, F/Lt. W. Polish. 607

LEARY, P/O D. C. British. 17. Killed

LEATHART, S/Ldr. J. A. British. 54

LEATHAM, P/O E. G. C. British. 248

LEATHER, F/Lt. W. J. British. 611

LE CHEMINANT, Sgt. J. British. 616

LECKRONE, P/O P. H. American. 616. Killed

LECKY, P/O J. G. British. 610–41. Killed*

LE CONTE, Sgt. E. F. British. F.I.U.

LEDGER, Sgt. L. British. 236

LE DONG, Sgt. T. British. 219. Killed

LEE, P/O K. N. T. British. 501

LEE, Sgt. M. A. W. British. 72. Killed

LEE, Sgt. M. A. British. 421 Fit.

LEE, F/Lt. R. H. A. British. 85. Killed*

LEES, S/Ldr. R. B. British. 72

LEES, P/O A. F. Y. British. 236

LE FEVRE, P/O P. W. British. 46. Killed

LEGG, P/O R. J. British. 601

LEGGETT, P/O P. G. 245

LEIGH, S/Ldr. R. H. A. British. 66

LEIGH, Sgt. A. C. British. 64–72

LE JEUNE, Sgt. O. G. Belgian. 235. Killed

LENAHAN, P/O J. D. British. 607. Killed

LENG, Sgt. M. E. British. 73

LENNARD (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. P. L. British. 501. Killed

LENTON, P/O E. C. British. 56

LE ROUGETEL, F/O S. P. 600

LE ROY DU VIVIER, P/O D. A. R. G. Belgian. 43

LERWAY, Sgt. F. T. British. 236

LESLIE, Sgt. G. M. British. 219. Killed

LEVENSON, Sgt. S. A. British. 611. Killed

LEWIS, P/O A. G. S/African. 85-249

LEWIS, Sgt. W. G. British. 25. Killed

LEWIS, Sgt. C. S. British. 600

LEWIS, P/O R. G. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed

LEYLAND, Sgt. R. H. British. F.I.U.

LILLE, Sgt. British. 264

LILLEY, Sgt. R. British. 29. Killed

LIMPENNY, Sgt. E. R. British. 64

LINDSAY, P/O A. I. British. 72. Killed

LINDSEY, P/O P. C. British. 601. Killed*

LINES, F/O A. P. British. 17

LINGARD, P/O J. G. British. 25

LINNEY, P/O A. S. British. 229

LIPSCOMBE, Sgt. A. J. British. 600 Killed

LISTER, S/Ldr. R. C. F. British. 92-41

LITCHFIELD, P/O P. British. 610. Killed*

LITSON, Sgt. F. W. R. British. 141

LITTLE, F/O B. W. British. 609

LITTLE, P/O A. G. British. 235

LITTLE, Sgt. R. British. 238. Killed*.

LITTLE, F/O T. B. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed

LITTLE, S/Ldr. J. H. British. 219. Killed

LITTLE, S/Ldr. British 600

LLEWELLYN, Sgt. R. T. British. 213

LLEWELLYN, F/O. British. 29

LLOYD, Sgt. D. E. British. 19–64

LLOYD, Sgt. P. D. British. 41. Killed*

LLOYD, P/O J. P. British. 72–64

LLOYD, Sgt. British. 29

LOCKHART, P/O J. British. 85–213. Killed

LOCHMAN, F/O P. W. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed

LOCK, P/O E. S. British. 41. Killed

LOCKTON, Sgt. E. E. British. 236. Killed*

LOCKWOOD, Sgt. J. C. British. 54. Killed

LOFTS, P/O K. T. British. 615–249. Killed

LOGAN, P/O C. British. 266. Killed

LOGIE, P/O O. A. British. 29

LOKUCIEWSKI, P/O W. Polish. 303

LONG, Sgt. British. 236

LONSDALE, Sgt. R. V. H. British. 242–501

LONSDALE, P/O J. British. 3. Killed

LOOKER, P/O D. J. British. 615

LOUDON, F/Lt. M. J. British. 141

LOVELL, P/O A. D. J. British. 41. Killed

LOVELL-GREGG, S/Ldr. T. G. N/Zealander. 87. Killed*

LOVERSEED, Sgt. J. E. British. 501

LOVETT, F/Lt. R. E. British. 73. Killed*

LOWE, Sgt. J. British. 236

LOWETH, P/O P. A, British. 249

LOWTHER, Sgt. W. British. 219

LOXTON, S/Ldr. W. W. British. 25

LUCAS, P/O R. M. M. D. British. 141

LUCAS, Sgt. S. E. British. 32-257

LUKASZEWICZ, F/O K. Polish. 501. Killed*

LUMSDEN, P/O D. T. M. British. 236

LUMSDEN, Sgt. J. C. British. 248

LUND, P/O J. W. British. 611–92. Killed

LUSK, P/O H. S. N/Zealander. 25

LUSTY, P/O K. R. British. 25

LYALL, F/Lt. A. Mc. L. British. 25

LYALL, P/O A. British. 602. Killed

LYNCH, Sgt. J. British. 25. Killed

LYONS, P/O E. B. British. 65

LYSEK, Sgt. A. Polish. 302

MACARTHUR, F/O M. R. British. 236

MACCAW, F/O D. C. British. 238. Killed*

MACCONOCHIE, Sgt. A. R. D. British. 235

MACDONALD, Sgt. A. S. British. 601

MACDONALD, P/O D. K. British. 603. Killed*

MACDONALD, F/Lt. H. K. British. 603. Killed*

MACDONELL, S/Ldr. A. R. D. British. 64

MACDOUGAL, Sgt. C. W. British. 111. Killed

MACDOUGALL, P/O L. N. British. 141

MACDOUGALL, S/Ldr. R. I. G. British. 17

MACETOWSKI, Sgt. M. K. Polish. 111–249

MACFIE, P/O C. H. British. 616–611

MACGREGOR, Sgt. A. N. British. 19

MACHACEK, P/O J. Czech. 145. Died

MACHIN, Sgt. W. H. British. 264. Killed*

MACINSKI, P/O J. Polish. 111. Killed*

MACKAY, P/O. British. 234

MACKENZIE, P/O. British. 43

MACKENZIE, P/O D. C. N/Zealander. 56. Killed

MACKENZIE, P/O K. W. British. 501

MACKENZIE, P/O J. N. N/Zealander. 41

MACKINNON (F.A.A.), Lt. A. Mc. L. British. 804

MACKINNON, Sgt. D. D, British. 236. Killed*

MACLACHLAN, S/Ldr. A. M. British. 92

MACLACHLAN, F/O J. A. F. British. 73–145. Killed

MACLAREN, P/O A. C. British. 604

MACLACHLAN, S/Ldr. J. R. British. 46

MACLEAN, P/O C. H. British. 602

MACNAMARA, F/O B. R. British. 603

MACPHAIL, P/O F. J. British. 603. Died

MACRAE, Sgt. I. N. British. F.I.U.

MACRORY, Sgt. H. I. British. 23. Killed

MADLE, P/O S. J. British. 615–605

MAFFETT, P/O G. H. British. 257. Killed*

MAGGS, P/O M. H. British. 264

MAGUIRE, S/Ldr. H. J. British. 229

MAHONEY (F.A.A.), Petty/Off. T. J. British. 804

MAIN, Sgt. A. D. W. British. 249. Killed*

MAIN, Sgt. H. R. British. 25. Killed

MAITLAND-WALKER, P/O W. H. British. 65

MAKINS, Sgt. British. 247

MALAN, F/Lt. A. G. S/African. 74

MALENGREAU, P/O R. F. F. G. Belgian. 87

MALES, P/O E. E. British. 72. Killed*

MALINOWSKI, Sgt. B. Polish. 43

MALINSKI, P/O J. L. Polish. 302

MALLETT, Sgt. R. S. British. 29. Killed

MALY, P/O J. M. Czech. 310. Died

MAMEDOFF, P/O A. American. 609. Died

MANGER, F/O K. British. 17. Killed*

MANN, P/O H. J. British. 1

MANN, Sgt. J. British. 92-64

MANSEL-LEWIS, P/O J. British. 92

MANSFIELD, Sgt. M. J. Czech. 111

MANSFIELD, Sgt. B. M. British. 236. Killed

MANSFIELD, Sgt. D. E. British. 236

MANTON, S/Ldr. G. A. L. British. 56

MANTON, Sgt. E. British. 610, Killed*

MARCHAND, P/O R. A. British. 73. Killed*

MAREK, Sgt. F. Czech. 310–19. Killed*

MARKIEWICZ, Sgt. A. L. Polish. 302

MARLAND, Sgt. R. G. British. 222. Killed

MARPLES, P/O R. British. 616. Killed

MARRS, P/O E. S. British. 152. Killed

MARSH, Sgt. British. 152

MARSH, Sgt. W. C. British. 236

MARSH (F.A.A.), Lt. A. E. British. 804

MARSH, Sgt. H. J. British. 238. Killed*

MARSHALL, Sgt. A. E. British. 73: Died

MARSHALL, P/O J. E. British. 85. Bulled

MARSHALL, Sgt. T. R. British. 219. Killed

MARSHALL, Sgt. T. B. British. 235

MARSHALL, P/O J. V. British. 232

MARSLAND, P/O G. British. 245–253

MARSTON, F/O K. J. British. 56. Killed

MARTEL, P/O B. Polish. 603-54

MARTIN, F/O J. C. N/Zealander. 257. Killed

MARTIN, P/O A. W. British. 235

MARTIN, Sgt. British. 264

MARTIN (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. M. S. British. 808. Killed

MASLEN, Sgt. T. A. British. 235. Killed

MASON, Sgt. W. British. 235. Killed

MASSEY, Sgt. K. British. 248

MATHER, P/O J. R. British. 66. Killed*

MATHERS, Sgt. J. W. British. 29-23

MATHESON, F/Lt. G. C. British. 222. Killed

MATTHEWS, Sgt. H. G. British. 236

MATHEWS, P/O K. L. British. 23

MATTHEWS, P/O H. K. F. British. 54–603. Killed*

MATTHEWS, F/O P. G. H. British. 1

MATTHEWS, Sgt. I. W. British. 64. Died

MAXWELL, P/O M. C. British. 56

MAXWELL, Sgt. W. British. 264. Killed*

MAXWELL, P/O D. A. British. 611–603. Killed

MAXWELL, S/Ldr. H. L. British. 600

MAYERS, P/O H. C. British. 601. Killed

MAYHEW, P/O P. F. British. 79. Killed

MAYNE, W/O E. British. 74

MCADAM, Sgt. W. D. British. 23. Killed

MCADAM, Sgt. J. British. 41. Killed

MCALLISTER, Sgt. P. J. British. 29–23

MCARTHUR, F/Lt. J. H. G. British. 609–238

MCCALL, P/O S. V. British. 607

MCCANN, Sgt. T. A. British. 601. Died

MCCARTHY, Sgt. T. F. British. 235. Killed

MCCARTHY, Sgt. J. P. British. 235

MCCAUL, Sgt. J. P. British. 219. Killed*

MCCHESNEY, Sgt. R. I. N/Zealander. 236. Killed

MCCLINTOCK, P/O J. A. P. British. 615. Killed

MCCOMB, S/Ldr. J. E. British. 611

MCCONNELL, Sgt. J. British. 145

MCCONNELL, P/O W. W. Irish. 607–245–249

MCCORMACK, Sgt. J. B. British. 25. Killed

MCDERMOTT, Sgt. J. N/Zealander. 23

MCDONOUGH, P/O B. M. Australian. 236. Killed*

MCDOUGALL, P/O R. British. 3-232

MCDOWALL, Sgt. A. British. 602

MCFADDEN, P/O A. British. 73

MCGAW, P/O C. A. British. 73–66. Killed

MCGIBBON, P/O J. British. 615. Killed

MCGLASHAN, P/O K. B. British. 245

MCGOWAN, F/O R. A. British. 46

MCGOWAN, P/O H. W. British. 92

MCGRATH, P/O J. K. British. 601

MCGREGOR, F/Lt. G. R. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

MCGREGOR, P/O P. R. British. 46

MCGREGOR, S/Ldr. H. D. British. 213

MCGREGOR, P/O A. J. British. 504

MCGUGAN, Sgt. R. British. 141

MCHARDY, P/O E. H. N/Zealander. 248

MCHARDY, P/O D. B. H. British. 229

MCINNES, P/O A. British. 601-238

MCINTOSH, Sgt. P. R. C. British. 151–605. Killed

MCINTYRE, P/O A. G. British. 111

MCKAY, Sgt. D. A. S. British. 501–421 Flt.

MCKELLAR, F/Lt. A. A. British. 605. Killed

MCKENZIE, P/O J. W. British. 111. Killed*

MCKIE, Sgt. E. J. British. 248

MCKNIGHT, P/O W. L. Canadian. 242. Killed

MCLAUGHLIN, Sgt. J. W. British. 238

MACLEOD, Sgt. G. S. M. British. 235. Killed

MCLURE, P/O A. C. R. British. 87. Killed

MCMAHON, Sgt. British. 235

MCMULLEN, F/O D. A. P. British. 222–54

MCNAB, S/Ldr. E. A. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)–111

MCNAIR, Sgt. R. J. British. 249–3

MCNAY, Sgt. A. British. 73. Killed*

MCPHEE, Sgt. J. British. 249–151

MCPHERSON, F/Sgt. R. R. British. 65. Killed

MEAKER, P/O J. R. B. British. 249. Killed*

MEARES, S/Ldr. British. 54

MEASURES, F/Lt. W. E. G. British. 74–238

MEDWORTH, Sgt. J. British. 25

MEESON, Sgt. C. V. British. 56. Killed

MELVILLE, P/O J. C. British. 264

MELVILLE-JACKSON, P/O G. H. British. 236

MERCER, Sgt. British. 609

MERCHANT, Sgt. H. J. British. 1

MEREDITH, Sgt. A. D. British. 242–141

MERMAGEN, S/Ldr. H. W. British. 266–222

MERRETT, Sgt. J. C. British. 235

MERRICK, P/O C. British. 610

MERRYWEATHER, Sgt. S. W. British. 229. Killed

MESNER, Sgt. B. W. British. 248. Killed*

METCALFE, Sgt. A. C. British. 604

METHAM, Sgt. J. British. 253. Killed

MEYER, Sgt. R. H. R. British. 236. Killed

MICHAIL, Sgt. British. 501

MICHIELS, Sgt. A. C. A. Belgian. 235. Died

MIDDLEMISS, Sgt. W. British. 235

MIDDLETON, P/O. British. 266

MIERZWA, P/O B. Polish. 303

MILBURN, Sgt. R. A. British. 601

MILDREN, P/O P. R. British. 54-66. Killed

MILEHAM, P/O D. E. British. 41. Killed

MILES, Sgt. E. E. British. 236

MILES, Sgt. S. F. British. 23

MILEY, P/O M. J. British. 25. Killed*

MILLAR, F/O W. B. N. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

MILLARD, P/O J. G. P. British. 1

MILLER, F/Lt. A. G. British. 17-F.I.U.

MILLER, P/O R. F. G. Australian. 609. Killed*

MILLER, Sgt. A. J. British. 23

MILLER, Sgt. A. C. British. 604

MILLER, Sgt. T. H. British. 25. Killed

MILLER, F/Lt. R. R. British. 3. Killed

MILLINGTON, P/O W. H. Australian. 79-249. Killed*

MILLIST, P/O K. M. British. 73–615. Killed

MILLS, S/Ldr. R. S. British. 87

MILLS, Sgt. J. P. British. 43–249

MILLS, Sgt. J. B. British. 23

MILNE, P/O J. A. Canadian. 605

MILNE, F/O R. M. British. 151

MILNES, Sgt. A. H. British. 32

MITCHELL, P/O/ H. T. Canadian. 87

MITCHELL, F/O R. G. British. 257. Killed*

MITCHELL, F/O P. H. G. British. 266

MITCHELL, S/Ldr. H. M. British. 25

MITCHELL, Sgt. G. British. 23

MITCHELL, P/O G. T. M. British. 609. Killed

MITCHELL, Sgt. R. R. British. 229

MITCHELL, Sgt. H. R. N/Zealander. 3

MITCHELL, Sgt. British. 65

MOBERLEY, F/O G. E. British. 616. Killed*

MOLSON, F/O H. de M. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

MONK, P/O E. W. J. British. 25. Killed

MONK, Sgt. D. A. British. 236

MONTAGU, S/Ldr. G. W. British. 236. Killed

MONTAGUE-SMITH, F/Lt. A. M. British. 264

MONTBON, Sgt. Xavier de. Free French. 64

MONTGOMERY, Sgt. H. F. British. 43. Killed*

MONTGOMERY, P/O C. R. British. 614. Killed*

MOODY, P/O H. W. British. 602. Killed*

MOODY, Sgt. D. G. British. 604

MOORE, Sgt. A. R. British. 245–615–3

MOORE, P/O W. R. British. 264

MOORE, Sgt. P. J. British. 253. Killed

MOORE, F/O W. S. British. 236. Killed

MORE, S/Ldr. J. W. C. British. 73. Killed

MOREWOOD, F/Lt. R. E. G. British. 248

MORFILL, F/Sgt. P. F. British, 501

MORGAN, P/O P. J. British. 238

MORGAN-GRAY, P/O H. 46. Killed

MORRIS, P/O E. J. S/African. 79

MORRIS, P/O G. E. British. F.I.U.

MORRIS, P/O J. British. 248

MORRISON, Sgt. N. British. 54–74–72. Killed

MORRISON, Sgt. J. P. British. 46–43. Killed*

MORROUGH-RYAN, P/O O. B. British. 41. Killed

MORTIMER, P/O P. A. British. 257. Died

MORTON, P/O J. S. British. 603

MOSS (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. W. J. M, British. 213. Killed*

MOSS, Sgt. R. C. British. 29

MOTT, Sgt. W. H. British. 141

MOTTRAM, P/O R. British. 92. Killed

MOUCHOTTE, Adj. R. Free French. 615. Killed

MOULD, Sgt. E. A. British. 74. Killed

MOULTON, Sgt. E. W. British. 600

MOUNSDON, P/O M. H. British. 56

MOUNT, F/O C. J. British. 602

MOWAT, F/Lt. N. J. N/Zealander. 245

MOWAT, Sgt. R. I. British. 248

MOYNHAM, Sgt. H. F. J. British. 248. Killed

MRAZEK, P/O K. Czech. 46

MUDIE, P/O M. R. British. 615. Killed*

MUDRY, Sgt. M. Polish. 79

MUIRHEAD, F/Lt. I. J. British. 605. Killed*

MUMLER, W/Com. M. Polish. 302

MUNGO-PARK, F/O J. C. British. 79-74. Killed

MUNN, F/Sgt. W. S. British. 29

MURCH, F/O L. C. British. 253. Died

MURLAND, Sgt. W. J. British. 264

MURRAY, Sgt. J. British. 610

MURRAY, P/O T. B. British. 616

MURRAY, S/Ldr. A. D. British. 73-501

MURRAY, Sgt. P. H. British. 23. Killed

NAISH, Sgt. K. E. British. 235

NARUCKI, P/O A. R. Polish. 607

NAUGHTIN, Sgt. H. T. British. 235. Killed

NEER, Sgt. British. 29

NEIL, P/O T. F. British. 249

NELSON, F/O W. H. Canadian. 74

NELSON, F/Sgt. D. British. 235

NELSON-EDWARDS, P/O G. H. British. 79

NENAGE, Sgt. T. N. British. 29. Killed

NESBITT, F/O A. D. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

NEVILLE, Sgt. W. J. British. 610. Killed*

NEWBURY, P/O J. C. British. 609

NEWBURY, P/O M. A. British. 145. Killed

NEWHAM, Sgt. E. A. British. 235

NEWLING, P/O M. A. British. 145. Died

NEWPORT, Sgt. D. V. British. 235

NEWTON, Sgt. H. S. British. Ill

NEWTON, Sgt. E. F. British. 29

NICHOLAS, F/O J. B. H. British. 65

NICHOLLS, Sgt. T. G. F. British. 23. Killed

NICHOLLS, Sgt. D. B. F. British. 151

NICHOLS, Sgt. D. H. British. 56

NICOLSON, F/Lt. T. B. British. 249. Killed

PAGE, Sgt,. W. T. British. 1. Killed

NICOLSON, Sgt. P. B. British. 232. Killed

PAGE, Sgt. V. D. British. 610–601

NIEMIEC, F/O P. Polish. 17

PAGE, Sgt. A. J. British. 257. Killed

NIGHTINGALE, P/O F. G. 219. Killed

PAGE, F/Lt. C. L. British. 234

NIVEN, P/O H. G. British. 23. Killed

PAGE, Sgt. A. D. British. 111. Killed

NIXON, Sgt. W. British. 23. Killed

PAIN, P/O J. F. British. 32. Killed

NOBLE, Sgt. W. J. British. 54

PAISEY, Sgt. F. G. British. 235

NOBLE, P/O B. R. British. 79

PALAK, Sgt. J. Polish. 303–302

NOBLE, Sgt. D. British. 43. Killed*

PALLISER, Sgt. G. C. C. British. 249–43

NOKES-COOPER, F/O B. British. 236. Killed*

PALMER, Sgt. N. N. British. 248. Killed

NORFOLK, P/O N. R. British. 72

PALUSINSKI, P/O J. H. Polish. 303

NORRIS, F/O R. W. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

PANKRATZ, F/Lt. W. Polish. 145. Killed*

NORRIS, F/Lt. S. C. British. 610

PANNELL, Sgt. G. C. N/Zealander. 3

NORRIS, Sgt. P. P. British. 213. Killed*

PARKE (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. T. R. V. British. 804. Killed

NORTH, P/O G. British. 257. Killed

PARKER, Sgt. K. B. British. 64–92. Killed*

NORTH, P/O H. R. British. 43

PARKER, P/O T. C. British. 79

NORTH-BOMFORD, Sgt. D. J. British. 17

PARKER, Sgt. D. K. British. 66

NORWELL, Sgt. J. K. British. 54–41

PARKER, P/O V. British. 234. Killed

NORWOOD, P/O. R. K. C. British. 65

PARKER, Wg/Com. L. R. British. 611

NOSOWICZ, P/O Z. Polish. 56

PARKES, Sgt. British. 501

NOWAK, P/O T. Polish. 253

PARKIN, P/O E. G. British. 501

NOWAKIEWICZ, Set. E. T. A. Polish. 302

PARKINSON, Sgt. C. British. 238. Killed*

NOWELL(F.A.A.), E. Sub/Lt. W. R. British. 804

PARNALL, P/O S. B. British. 607. Killed*

NOWIERSKI, P/O T. Polish. 609

PARNALL, F/Lt. D. G. British. 249. Killed*

NUNN, P/O S. G. British. 236

PARR, Sgt. L. A. British. 79

NUTE, Sgt. R. R. J. British. 23. Killed

PARR, Sgt. D. J. British. 29. Killed

NUTTER, Sgt. R. C. British. 257

PARROTT, F/O D. T. British. 19. Killed

OAKS, Sgt. T. W. N/Zealander. 235

O’BRIAN, F/O P. G. St. G. Canadian. 247–152

O’BRIEN, S/Ldr. J. S. British. 92–234. Killed*

O’BRIEN, F/Lt. 247

O’BRYNE, Sgt. P. British. 73-501

O’CONNELL, F/O A. British. 264

OBELOFSE, P/O J. R. S. S/African. 43. Killed*

ODBERT, S/Ldr. N. C. British. 64

OFFENBERG, P/O J. H. M. Belgian. 145. Killed

OGILVIE, P/O D. B. British. 601

OGILVIE, F/O A. K. Canadian. 609

OLDFIELD, Sgt. T. G. British. 64-92. Killed*

O’LEARY, Sgt. A. A. British. 604

OLENSEN, P/O W. P. British. 607. Killed

OLENSKI, F/O Z. Polish. 234r-609

OLEWINSKI, Sgt. B. Polish. 111. Killed

OLIVE, F/Lt. C. G. C. Australian. 65

OLIVER, P/O P. British. 611

OLIVER, Sgt. G. D. British. 23. Killed

OLVER, P/O. British. 603

O’MALLEY, F/O D. H. C. British. 264. Killed*

O’MANNEY, Sgt. R. J. British. 229. Killed

O’MEARA, P/O J. J. British. 421 Flt.-64-72

O’NEILL, F/O D. H..British. 611-41. Killed*

O’NEILL, F/Lt. J. A. British. 601-238

ORCHARD, Sgt. H. C. British. 65. Killed

ORGIAS, P/O E. N/ZEALANDER. 23. Killed*

ORTMANS, P/O V. M. M. Belgian. 229. Killed

ORZECHOWSKI, P/O J. Polish. 607

OSMAND, P/O A. I. British. 3-213

OSTOWICZ, F/O A. Polish. 145. Killed*

OTTEWILL, Sgt. P. G. British. 43

OVERTON, P/O C. N. British. 609

OWEN, Sgt. A. E. British. 600

OWEN, Sgt. H. British. 219

OWEN, Sgt. W. G. British. 235

OXSPRING, F/Lt. R. W. British. 66

PA’GE, P/O A. G. British. 56

PARROTT, F/O P. L. British. 145–605

PARROTT, Sgt. R. J. British. 32. Killed

PARRY, Sgt. M. E. British. 604

PARRY, Sgt. E. British. 23. Killed

PARSONS, Sgt. E. E. N/Zealander. 23

PARSONS, Sgt. C. A. British. 66–610. Killed

PARSONS, F/O P. T. British. 504. Killed

PARSONS, Sgt. J. G. British. 235

PASSY, F/O C. W. British. 605

PASZIEWICZ, F/O L. W. Polish. 303. Killed*

PATEREK, Sgt. E. Polish. 302–303. Killed

PATERSON (F.A.A.), Lt. B. British. 804

PATERSON, F/Lt. J. A. N/Zealander. 92. Killed*

PATRICK, Sgt. L. F. British. 222

PATSON, Sgt. A. G. British. 604

PATTEN, F/O H. P. F. British. 64

PATTERSON (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. P. J. British. 242. Killed

PATTERSON, P/O R. L. British. 235. Killed*

PATTERSON (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. N. H. British. 804. Killed

PATTERSON, Sgt. L. J. British. 501. Killed

PATTISON, F/O A. J. S. British. 616–23–92. Killed*

PATTISON, Sgt. K. C. British. 611. Killed*

PATTISON, F/O. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

PATTISON, F/O J. G. British. 266

PATTULLO, P/O W. B. 151–249–46. Killed*

PAVITT, Sgt. British. 235

PAVLU, Sgt. O. Czech. 1. Killed

PAYNE, Sgt. A. D. British. 610

PAYNE, Sgt. R. I. British. 23. Killed*

PAYNE, P/O R. A. British. 602. Killed

PEACHMENT, P/O C. B. G. British. 236

PEACOCK, Sgt. W. A. British. 46. Killed*

PEACOCK, F/O R. J. British. 235. Killed

PEACOCK, Sgt. D. C. 605

PEACOCK-EWARDS, P/O S. R. British. 253–615

PEARCE, Sgt. L. H. B. British. 32–249. Killed

PEARCE, Sgt. P. G. British. 600. Killed

PEARCE, Sgt. W. J. British. 236–23. Killed

PEARCE, Sgt. R. British. 29

PEARCY, Sgt. D. J. British. 219. Killed

PEARMAN, P/O S. J. British. 141

PEARSE, Sgt. L. L. British. 236

PEARSON, Sgt. D. E. British. 236

PEARSON, Sgt. G. W. British. 501. Killed*

PEARSON, Sgt. P. British. 238. Killed

PEASE, P/O A. P. British. 74–603. Killed*

PECHA, Sgt. J. Czech. 310

PEEBLES, Sgt. W. British. 235. Killed

PEEL, S/Ldr. J. R. A. British. 145

PEEL, F/O C. D. British. 603. Killed*

PEGGE, P/O/ C. O. J. British. 610. Killed

PEMBERTON, S/Ldr. D. A. British. 1. Killed

PENFOLD, P/O P. E. British. 29

PENFOLD, Sgt. W. D. British. 236

PENFOLD, F/Sgt. V. W. R. British. 23

PENNINGTON, P/O D. A. British. 253–245

PENNINGTON-LEIGH, F/Lt. A. W. British. 232–248. Killed

PENNYCUICK, Sgt. B. British. 236

PERCY, P/O H. H. British. 264. Killed

PERKIN, Sgt. F. S. British. 73–421 Flt.

PERRIN, Adj. G. Free French. 615–249

PERRY, Sgt. H. T. British. 23. Killed*

PETERS, F/O G. C. B. British. 79. Killed*

PETERSON, F/O O. J. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed*

PETTET, P/O A. H. British. 248. Killed

PETTIT, Sgt. H. W. British. 605–1. Killed

PEXTON, F/O R. D. British. 615

PFEIFFER, P/O J. Polish. 257–32

PHILLIPART, P/O J. A. L. Belgian. 213. Killed*

PHILLIPS, Sgt. A. British. 604

PHILLIPS, F/Sgt. N. T. British. 65. Killed*

PHILLIPS, Sgt. R. F. P. British. 602

PHILLIPS, P/O E. R. British. 235. Killed

PHILLIPS, Sgt. J. British. 25. Killed

PHILLIPSON, Sgt. J. R. British. 604. Killed

PHILO, P/O R. F. British. 151

PIATKOWSKI, P/O S. Polish. 79..

PICKERING, Sgt. T. G. British. 501–32

PICKERING, Sgt. J. British. 64

PICKERING, P/O J. H. British. 66. Killed

PICKFORD, Sgt. J. T. British. 604

PIDD, Sgt. L. British. 238. Killed*

PIGG, F/O O. St. John. British. 72. Killed*

PILKINGTON, Sgt. A. British.23

PILKINGTON-MIKSA, P/O W. J. Polish. 303

PILCH, P/O E. Polish. 302. Killed

PINCKNEY, F/O D. J. C. British. 603. Killed

PINFOLD, F/Lt. M. H. British. 56

PINKHAM, S/Ldr. P. C. British. 19. Killed*

PIPA, Sgt. J. British. 43

PIPER, Sgt. A. H. British. 236

PIPPARD, P/O H. A. British. 29

PIPPETT, F/O J. G. British. 64. Killed

PISAREK, F/O M. Polish. 303

PITCHER, F/O P. B. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

PITTMAN, P/O G. E. British. 17

PLANT, Sgt. R. E. British. 611–72. Killed

PLEDGER, P/O G. F. C. British. 141. Killed

PLINDERLEITH, Sgt. R. British. 73

PLUMMER, F/O R. P. British. 46. Killed*

PLZAK, Sgt. S. Czech. 310–19. Killed

POCOCK, Sgt. M. H. British. 72

POLLARD, P/O P. S. C. British. 611. Killed

POLLARD, Sgt. J. K. British. 232. Killed

POND, F/Sgt. A. H. D. British. 601

PONTING, P/O W. A. British. 264. Killed*

POOL, P/O P. D. British. 266–72

POOLE, Sgt. E. R. L. British. 604

POPLAWSKI, P/O J. Polish. 111–229

PORTER, Sgt. J. A. British. 615–19–242

PORTER, Sgt. E. F. British. 141. Killed

PORTER, Sgt. O. W. British. 111. Killed

POSENER, P/O F. H. S/African. 152. Killed*

POULTON, P/O H. R. C. British. 64

POUND, Sgt. R. R. C. British. 25

POWELL, F/Lt. R. P. R. British. 111

POWELL, Sgt. S. W. M. British. 141

POWELL, P/O R. J. British. 248. Killed

POWELL, Sgt. E. British. 25. Killed

POWELL, Sgt. S. W. M. British. 141

POWELL-SHEDDEN, F/Lt. G. British. 242

POWER, F/Lt. R. M. Australian. 236

PRCHAL, Sgt. E. M. Czech. 310

PREATER, Sgt. S. G. British. 235

PREVOT, P/O L. O. J. Belgian. 235

PRIAK, P/O K. 32–257. Killed

PRICE, P/O A. O. British. 236

PRICE, Sgt. N. A. J. British. 236

PRICE, Sgt. R. B. British. 245–222–73. Killed

PRICE, Sgt. J. British. 29

PRIESTLEY, F/O British. 235

PRITCHARD, F/Lt. C. A. British. 600

PROCTOR, Sgt. J. British. 602. Killed

PROCTOR, P/O J. E. N/Zealander. 32

PROSSER, Sgt. P. R. British. 235. Killed

PROUDMAN, Sgt. D. H. British. 248. Died

PROWSE, P/O H. A. R. British. 266–603

PTACEK, Sgt. R. Czech. 43. Killed

PUDA, Sgt. R. Czech. 310–605

PUDNEY (F.A.A.), Sub-Lt. G. B. British. 64. Killed

PUGH, Sgt. J. S. British. 25

PUGH, F/Lt. T. P. British. 263. Killed

PUSHMAN, P/O G. R. Canadian. 23

PUTT, F/Lt. A. R. British. 501

PUXLEY, Sgt. W. G. V. British. 236

PYE, Sgt. J. W. British. 25

PYMAN, P/O L. L. British. 65. Killed*

PYNE, Sgt. C. C. N/Zealander. 219

QUELCH, Sgt. B. H. British. 235

QUILL, F/O J. K. British. 65

QUINN, Sgt. J. British. 236

RABAGLIATI, F/Lt. A. C. British. 46. Killed

RABONE, P/O P. W. British. 145. Killed

RABONE, F/O J. H. M. British. 604

RADOMSKI, P/O J. Polish. 303

RADWANSKI, P/O G. Polish. 151–56–607

RAFTER, P/O R. F. British. 603

RAINE, Sgt. W. British. 610. Killed

RAINS, Sgt. D. N. British. 248. Killed

RALLS, Sgt. L. F. British. 605

RAMSAY, Sgt. N. H. D. British. 610–222

RAMSAY, P/O J. B. British. 151. Killed*

RAMSAY, Sgt. J. S. British. 235. Killed

RAMSHAW, Sgt. J. W. British. 222. Killed*

RASMUSSEN, Sgt. L. A. W. N/Zealander. 264. Killed*

RAVENHILL, P/O M. British. 229. Killed*

RAWLENCE, P/O A. J. British. 600

RAWNSLEY, Sgt. C. F. British. 604

RAY, Sgt. British. 56

RAYMOND, F/O P. British. 609

RAYNER, P/O R. M. S. British. 87

READ, F/O W. A. A. British. 603

REAM, Sgt. C. A. British. 235

REARDON-PARKER (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. J. British. 804

REDDINGTON, Sgt. L. A. E. British. 152. Killed*

REDFERN, Sgt. E. A. British. 232. Killed

REDMAN, P/O J. British. 257–245–43. Killed

REECE, Sgt. L. H. M. British. 235. Killed*

REED, Sgt. H. British. 600

REES, P/O B. V. British. 610

REID, P/O R. British. 46. Killed

REILLEY, P/O H. W. Canadian. 64–66. Killed*

REILLY, Sgt. C. C. N/Zealander. 23. Killed

RENVOIZE, Sgt. J. V. British. 247

REYNELL, F/Lt. R. C. Australian. 43. Killed*

REYNO, F/Lt. E. M. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

RHODES, P/O R. A. British. 29. Killed

RHODES-MOOREHOUSE, F/O W. H. British. 601. Killed*

RICALTON, P/O A. L. British. 74. Killed*

RICH, Sgt. P. G. British. 25

RICHARDS (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. D. H. British. 111. Died

RICHARDS, Sgt. W. C. British. 235. Killed

RICHARDSON, Sgt. E. British. 242

RICHARDSON, S/Ldr. W. A. British. 141

RICHARDSON, Sgt. R. W. British. 610

RICHARDSON, Sgt. British. 141

RICKETTS, Sgt. H. W. British. 235. Killed

RICKETTS, P/O V. A. British. 248. Killed

RICKS, Sgt. L. P. V. J. Canadian. 235

RIDDELL-HANNAM, Sgt. J. D. British. 236

RIDDLE, F/O C. J. British. 601

RIDDLE, F/O H. J. British. 601

RIDLEY, Sgt. M. British. 616. Killed*

RIGBY, P/O R. H. British. 236. Killed*

RILEY, F/Lt. W. British. 302. Killed

RILEY, P/O F. British. 236. Killed

RIMMER, F/Lt. R. F. British. 229. Killed*

RINGWOOD, Sgt. E. A. British. 248. Killed*

RIPLEY, Sgt. W. G. British. 604. Died

RIPPON, P/O A. J. British. 601. Killed

RISELEY, Sgt. A. H. British. 600

RITCHER, P/O G. L. British. 234

RITCHIE, Sgt. R. D. British. 605. Killed

RITCHIE, P/O I. S. British. 603

RITCHIE, P/O J. R. British. 111

RITCHIE, P/O T. G. F. British. 602. Killed

RITCHIE, P/O J. H. British. 141

RITCHIE, P/O J. R. British. 600

ROACH, P/O R. J. B. British. 266

ROBB, P/O R. A. L. British. 236

ROBBINS, P/O R. H. British. 54–66

ROBERTS, Wg/Com. D. N. British. 609–238

ROBERTS, Sgt. A. J. A. British. 29

ROBERTS, P/O R. British. 615–64

ROBERTS, Sgt. D. F. British. 25. Killed

ROBERTS, Sgt. E. C. British. 23

ROBERTS (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. G. W. British. 808. Killed

ROBERTSON, Sgt. F. N. British. 66. Killed

ROBERTSON, Sgt. British. 56

ROBERTSON, Sgt. B. L. British. 54. Killed

ROBINSON, F/Lt. A. I. British. 222. Died

ROBINSON, Sgt. D. N. British. 152

ROBINSON, Sgt. J. British. 111. Died

ROBINSON, P/O J. C. E. British. 1. Killed

ROBINSON, F/Lt. M. L. British. 610–619–238–66. Killed

ROBINSON, P/O G. British. 264

ROBINSON, S/Ldr. M. W. S. British. 73

ROBINSON, F/Lt. P. B. British. 601

ROBINSON, Sgt. P. E. M. British. 56. Killed

ROBINSON, Sgt. P. T. British. 257

ROBINSON, S/Ldr. M. British. 616

ROBSHAW, P/O F. A. British. 229

ROBSON, P/O N. C. H. British. 72. Killed

RODEN, Sgt. H. A. C. British. 19. Died

ROFE, P/O B. J. British. 25. Killed

ROGERS, P/O B. A. British. 242. Killed

ROGERS, Sgt. G. W. British. 234. Killed

ROGERS, P/O E. B. British. 501–615

ROGOWSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 303–74

ROHACEK, P/O R. B. Czech. 238–601. Killed

ROLLS, Sgt. W. T. E. British. 72

ROMAN, P/O C. L. Belgian. 236

ROMANIS, Sgt. A. L. British. 25. Killed

ROOK, F/Lt. A. H. British. 504

ROOK, P/O M. British. 504. Killed

ROSCOE, F/O G. L. British. 87. Killed

ROSE, F/O J. British. 32–3

ROSE, P/O S. N. British. 602

ROSE, Sgt. J. S. British. 23. Killed

ROSE, P/O E. B. M. British. 234. Killed

ROSE-PRICE, P/O A. T. British. 501. Killed*

ROSIER, S/Ldr. F. E. British. 229

ROSS, P/O J. K. British. 17. Killed

ROSS, P/O A. R. British. 25–610. Killed

ROTHWELL, P/O J. H. British. 601–605–32. Killed

ROUND, Sgt. J. H. British. 248. Killed*

ROURKE, Sgt. J. British. 248

ROUSE, Sgt. G. W. British. 236

ROWDEN, P/O J. H. British. 64–616. Killed

ROWELL, Sgt. P. A. British. 249

ROWLEY, P/O R. M. B. British. 145. Killed

ROYCE, F/O M. E. A. British. 504

ROYCE, F/O W. B. British. 504

ROZWADOWSKI, P/O M. Polish. 151. Killed*

ROZYCKI, P/O W. Polish. 238

RUDDOCK, Sgt. W. S. British. 23

RUDLAND, Sgt. C. P. British. 263

RUSHMER, F/Lt. F. W. British. 603. Killed

RUSSELL, F/Lt. H. a’b. British. 32

RUSSELL, F/O B. D. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

RUSSELL, Sgt. N/Zealander. 264

RUSSELL, P/O G. H. British. 236

RUSSELL, Sgt. A. G. British. 43

RUSSELL, P/O. British. 141

RUSSELL (F.A.A.), Lt. G. F. British. 804. Killed

RUST, Sgt. C. A. British. 85–249

RUSTON, F/Lt. P. British. 604. Died

RUTTER, P/O R. D. British. 73

RYALLS, P/O D. L. British. 29–F.I.U. Killed

RYDER, F/Lt. E. N. British. 41

RYPL, P/O. F. Czech. 310

SADLER, P/O N. A. British. 235. Killed

SADLER, F/Sgt. H. S. British. 611. Killed

ST. AUBIN, F/O E. F. British. 616. Killed

ST. JOHN, P/O P. C. B. British. 74. Killed*

SALMON, F/O H. N. E. British. 1–229

SALWAY, Sgt. E. British. 141. Killed

SAMOLINSKI, P/O W. M. C. Polish. 253. Killed*

SAMPLE, S/Ldr. J. British. 504. Killed

SAMPSON, Sgt. A. British. 23

SANDERS, S/Ldr. F. J. British. 92

SANDERS, F/Lt. J. G. British. 615

SANDIFER, Sgt. A. K. British. 604

SARGENT, Sgt. R. E. B. British. 219

SARRE, Sgt. A. R. British. 603

SASAK, Sgt. W. Polish. 32. Killed

SATCHELL, S/Ldr. W. A. J. British. 302

SAUNDERS, P/O C. H. British. 92

SAUNDERS, F/Lt. G. A. W. British. 65

SAVAGE, Sgt. T. W. British. 64. Killed

SAVILL, Sgt. J. E. British. 242-151

SAVILLE, Sgt. British. 501. Killed

SAWARD, Sgt. C. J. British. 615–501

SAWICZ, F/O T. Polish. 303

SAWYER, S/Ldr. H. C. British. 65. Killed*

SAYERS, F/Sgt. J. E. British. 41

SCHOLLAR, P/O E. C. British. 248

SCHUMER, P/O F. H. British. 600. Killed

SCHWIND, F/Lt. L. H. British. 257–213. Killed*

SCLANDERS, P/O K. M. Canadian. 242. Killed*

SCOTT, Sgt. A. E. British. 73. Killed

SCOTT, Sgt. G. W. British. 64–19

SCOTT, Sgt. N/Zealander. 246

SCOTT, Sgt. E. British. 222 Killed*

SCOTT, Sgt. J. A. British. 611–74. Killed*

SCOTT, F/Lt. D. R. British. 605

SCOTT, P/O A. M. W. British. 3–607. Killed

SCOTT, P/O D. S. British. 73

SCOTT, F/O W. J. M. British. 41. Killed*

SCOTT, F/O R. H. British. 604

SCOTT, Sgt. British. 422 Flt.

SCOTT-MALDEN, P/O F. D. S. British. 611–603

SCRASE, F/O G. E. T. British. 600. Killed

SEABOURNE, Sgt. E, W. British. 238

SEARS, P/O L. A. British. 145. Killed*

SECRETAN, P/O D. British. 72–54

SEDA, Sgt. K. Czech. 310

SEDDON, P/O J. W. British. 601. Killed

SEGHERS, P/O E. G. A. Belgian. 46–32. Killed

SELLERS, Sgt. R. F. British. 46–111

SELWAY, F/O J. B. British. 604

SENIOR, Sgt. J. N. British. 23. Killed

SENIOR, Sgt. B. British. 600

SEREDYN, Sgt. A. Polish. 32

SERVICE, Sgt. A. British. 29. Killed

SEWELL, Sgt. D. A. British. 17. Killed

SHANAHAN, Sgt. M. M. British. 1. Killed*

SHAND, P/O British. 54

SHARMAN, P/O H. R. British. 248

SHARP, P/O L. M. British. 111. Killed

SHARP, Sgt. B. R. British. 235. Killed*

SHARP, Sgt. R. J. British. 236

SHARPLEY, Sgt. H. British. 234. Killed

SHARRATT, Sgt. W. G. British. 248. Killed

SHAW, P/O R. H. British. 1. Killed*

SHAW, F/O I. G. British. 264. Killed*

SHAW (F.A.A.), Petty/Off. F. J. British. 804. Killed

SHEAD, Sgt. H. F. W. British. 257-32

SHEARD, Sgt. H. British. 236. Killed

SHEEN, F/O D. F. B. Australian. 72

SHEPHERD, Sgt. F. W. British. 264. Killed

SHEPLEY, P/O D. C. British. 152 Killed*

SHEPPARD, Sgt. British. 236

SHEPHERD, Sgt. J. B. British. 234. Killed

SHEPPERD, Sgt. G. E. British. 219. Killed*

SHEPPHERD, Sgt. E. E. British. 152. Killed*

SHEPHERD, Sgt. F. E. R. British. 611 Killed*

SHERIDAN, Sgt. S. British. 236

SHERRINGTON, P/O T. B. A. British. 92

SHEWEL, Sgt. British. 236

SHIPMAN, P/O E. A. British. 41

SHIRLEY, Sgt. S. H. J. British. 604. Killed

SHORROCKS, P/O N. B. British. 235. Killed*

SHUTTLEWORTH, P/O Lord R. U. P. KAY-. British. 145. Killed*

SIBLEY, Sgt. F. A. British. 238. Killed*

SIKA, Sgt. J. Czech. 43

SILK, Sgt. F. H. British. 111

SILVER, Sgt. W. G. British. 152. Killed*

SILVESTOR, Sgt. G. F. British. 229

SIM, Sgt. R. B. British. 111. Killed*

SIMMONDS, P/O V. C. British. 238

SIMPSON, F/O G. M. N/Zealander. 229. Killed*

SIMPSON, F/Lt. J. W. C. British. 43. Died

SIMPSON, P/O P. J. British. 111–64

SIMPSON, P/O L. W. British. 141–264

SIMS, Sgt. I. R. British. 248. Killed

SIMS, P/O J. A. British. 3–232

SINCLAIR, F/O G. L. British. 310

SINCLAIR, P/O J. British. 219

SING, F/Lt. J. E. J. British. 213

SIZER, P/O W. M. British. 213

SKALSKI, P/O S. Polish. 501–615

SKILLEN, Sgt. V. H. British. 29. Killed

SKINNER, Sgt. W. M. British. 74

SKINNER, F/O C. D. E. British. 604

SKINNER, F/Lt. S. H. British. 604. Killed

SKOWRON, Sgt. H. Polish. 303. Killed

SLADE, Sgt. J. W. British. 64. Killed

SLATTER, P/O D. M. British. 141. Killed*

SLEIGH (F.A.A.), Lt. J. W. British. 804

SLOUF, Sgt. V. Czech. 312

SLY, Sgt. O. K. British. 29. Killed*

SMALLMAN, Sgt. J. British. 23

SMART, P/O T. British. 65. Killed

SMITH, Sgt. A. D. British. 66. Killed*

SMITH, P/O D. N. E. British. 74. Killed

SMITH, P/O E. British. 229

SMITH, F/O D. S. British. 616. Killed*

SMITH, S/Ldr. A. T. British. 610. Killed*

SMITH, P/O E. B. B. British. 610

SMITH, F/Lt. F. M. British. 72

SMITH, P/O I. S. N/Zealander. 151

SMITH, P/O J. D. Canadian. 73. Killed

SMITH, F/Lt. R. L. British. 151

SMITH, Sgt. K. B. British. 257. Killed*

SMITH, P/O R. R. Canadian. 229

SMITH, F/Lt. W. A. British. 229

SMITH, P/O P. R. British. 25. Killed

SMITH, F/Lt. C. D. S. British. 25. Killed

SMITH, P/O A. W. British. 141. Killed

SMITH (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. F. A. British. 145. Killed*

SMITH, P/O A. J. British. 74

SMITH, Sgt. R. C. British. 236. Killed

SMITH, P/O E. L. British. 604

SMITH, Sgt. W. B. British. 602

SMITH, F/O E. S. British. 600

SMITH, Sgt. L. E. British. 234–602

SMITH, Sgt. St. James. British. 600. Killed

SMITH, Sgt. F. British. 604. Killed

SMITH, Sgt. G. E. British. 264

SMITH, Sgt. A. British. 600. Killed

SMITH, Sgt. L. British. 219

SMITH, Sgt. P. R. British. 236. Killed

SMITH, Sgt. N. H. J. British. 235

SMITH, Sgt. E. C. British. 600

SMITH, F/Lt. W. O. L. British. 263. Killed

SMITHERS, P/O J. L. British. 601. Killed*

SMITHERS, F/O R. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401). Killed*

SMITHSON, Sgt. R. British. 249. Killed

SMYTH, Sgt. R. H. British. 111

SMYTHE, Sgt. G. British. 56

SMYTHE, P/O R. F. British. 32

SMYTHE, F/O D. M. A. British. 264

SNAPE, Sgt. W. G. British. 25. Killed

SNELL, P/O V. R. British. 501-151

SNOWDEN, Sgt. E. G. British. 213. Killed

SOARS, Sgt. H. J. British. 74

SOBBEY, Sgt. E. A. British. 235. Killed

SODEN, P/O J. F. British. 266–603. Killed

SOLAK, P/O J. J. Polish. 151-249

SOLOMAN, P/O N. D. British. 17. Killed*

SONES, Sgt. L. C. British. 605

SOUTHALL, Sgt. G. British. 23. Killed

SOUTHORN, Sgt. G. A. British. 235

SOUTHWELL, P/O J. S. British. 245. Killed

SPEARS, Sgt. British. 421 Flt.

SPEARS, Sgt. A. W. P. British. 222

SPEKE, P/O H. British. 604. Killed

SPENCE, P/O D. J. N/Zealander. 245. Killed

SPENCER, S/Ldr. D. G. H. British. 266

SPENCER, Sgt. G. H. British. 504

SPIERS, Sgt. A. H. British. 236

SPIRES, Sgt. J. H. British. 235

SPRAGUE, Sgt. M. H. British. 602. Killed*

SPRAGUE, P/O H. A. Canadian. 3

SPRENGER, F/O Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

SPURDLE, P/O R. L. N/Zealander. 74

SPYER, Sgt. R. A. British. 607. Killed

SQUIER, Sgt. J. W. C. British. 64

STANGER, Sgt. N. M. N/Zealander. 235

STANLEY, P/O D. A. British. 64. Killed

STANLEY, Sgt. D. O. N/Zealander. 151. Killed

STANSFELD, F/O W. K. British. 242–229

STAPLES, Sgt. R. C. J. British. 72

STAPLES, Sgt. L. British. 151

STAPLES, P/O M. E. British. 609. Killed

STAPLETON, P/O B. G. British. 603

STARLL, Sgt. British. 601

STARR, S/Ldr. H. M. British. 245–253. Killed*

STAVERT, P/O C. M. British. 1–504

STEADMAN, Sgt. D. J. British. 245

STEBOROWSKI, F/O M. J. Polish. 238. Killed*

STEELE, Sgt. R. M. British. 235

STEERE, F/Sgt. H. British. 19. Killed

STEERE, F/Sgt. J. British. 72

STEFAN, Sgt. J. Czech. 1

STEGMAN, P/O S.Polish. 111–229

STEHLIK, Sgt. J. Czech. 312

STEIN, P/O D. British. 263. Killed

STENHOUSE, F/O J. British. 43

STEPHEN, P/O H. M. British. 74

STEPHENS, P/O M. M. British. 232–3

STEPHENS, Sgt. C. British. 23. Killed*

STEPHENSON, F/Lt. P. J. T. British. 607

STEPHENSON, F/O I. R. British. 264. Killed

STEPHENSON, P/O S. P. British. 85

STERBACEK, P/O J. Czech. 310. Killed

STEVENS, Sgt. G. British. 213

STEVENS, P/O L. W. British. 17. Killed

STEVENS, P/O R. P. British. 151. Killed

STEVENS, P/O E. J. British. 141

STEVENS, Sgt. W. R. British. 23

STEVENS, Sgt. R. E. British. 29. Killed*

STEVENSON, P/O P. C. F. British. 74. Killed

STEWARD, Sgt. G. A. British. 17. Killed

STEWART, Sgt. C. N. D. British. 604. Killed

STEWART, P/O C. N/Zealander. 222–54. Killed

STEWART, P/O D. G. A. British. 615. Killed

STEWART, Sgt. H. G. British. 236

STEWART-CLARKE, P/O D. British. 603. Killed

STICKNEY, F/Lt. P. A. M. British. 235

STILLWELL, Sgt. R. L. British. 65

STOCK, Sgt. E. British. 604

STOCKS, Sgt. N. J. British. 248. Killed*

STOCKWELL (F.A.A.), Petty/Off. W. E. J. British. 804

STODDART, F/Lt. K. M. British. 611

STOKES, P/O R. W. British. 264. Killed

STOKOE, Sgt. J. British. 603

STOKOE, Sgt. S. British. 29. Killed

STONE, F/Lt. C. A. C. British. 249–254

STONE, Sgt. T. F. E. British. 72

STONES, P/O D. W. A. British. 79

STONEY, F/Lt. G. E. B. British. 501. Killed*

STOODLEY, Sgt. D. R. British. 43. Killed*

STORIE, P/O J. M. British. 607–615

STORRAR, Sgt. British. 421 Flt.

STORRAR, P/O J. E. British. 145–73

STORRAT, S/Ldr. British. 501

STORRIE, P/O A. J. British. 264. Killed

STRAIGHT, P/O W. W. British. 601

STRANGE, P/O J. T. N/Zealander. 253

STREATFIEND, S/Ldr. V. C. F. British. 248

STRETCH, Sgt. R. R. British. 235

STRICKLAND, P/O G. D. British. 615. Killed

STRICKLAND, P/O J. M. British. 213. Died

STRIHAUKA, F/Sgt. J. Czech. 310

STROUD, Sgt. G. A. British. 249

STUART, Sgt. M. British. 23

STUCKEY, Sgt. S. G. British. 213. Killed*

STUDD, P/O J. A. P. British. 66. Killed*

SUIDAK, Sgt. A. Polish. 302–303. Killed*

SULMAN, J. E. British. 607. Killed

SUMMERS, Sgt. R. B. G. British. 219

SUMNER, Sgt. F. British. 23. Killed

SUMPTER, Sgt. C. H. S. British. 604

SURMA, P/O F. Polish. 151–607–257. Killed

SUTCLIFFE, Sgt. W. A. British. 610. Killed

SUTHERLAND, P/O I. W. British. 19. Killed*

SUTTON, P/O F. C. British. 264

SUTTOH, P/O F. B. British. 56

SUTTON, P/O J. R. G. British. 611. Killed

SUTTON, P/O N. British. 72. Killed*

SUTTON, Sgt. H. R. British. 235

SUTTON, F/O K. R. N/Zealander. 264

SUTTON, P/O N. British. 611

SWANWICK, Sgt. G. W. British. 54

SWANWICK, Sgt. British. 141

SWITON, Sgt. L. Polish. 54

SWORD-DANIELS, P/O A. T. British. 25

SYDNEY, F/Sgt. C. British. 266–92. Killed*

SYKES (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. J. H. C. British. 64

SYKES, Sgt. D. B. British. 145

SYLVESTER, P/O E. J. H. British. 501. Killed*

SYLVESTER, Sgt. British. 245

SYMONDS, Sgt. J. E. British. 236

SZAFRANCIEC, Sgt. W. Polish. 151–56–607. Killed

SZAPOSZNIKOW, F/O E. Polish. 303

SZCZESNY, P/O H. Polish. 74

SZLAGOWSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 234–152

SZULKOWSKI, P/O W. Polish. 65. Killed

TABOR, Sgt. British. 152

TABOR, Sgt. G. British. 65

TAIT, F/O K. W. British. 87

TALMAN, P/O J. M. British. 213–145. Killed

TALMAN, P/O. British. 151

TAMBLYN, P/O H. N. Canadian. 242–141. Killed

TANNER, F/Sgt. J. H. British. 610. Killed*

TATE, Sgt. British. 604

TATNELL, Sgt. R. F. British. 235. Killed

TAYLOR (F.A.A.), Petty/Off. D. E. British. 808

TAYLOR, F/O D. M. British. 64

TAYLOR, P/O R. British. 235. Died

TAYLOR, Sgt. K. British. 29

TAYLOR, Sgt. R. N. British. 601. Killed

TAYLOR, Sgt. R. H. W. British. 604. Killed

TAYLOR, Sgt. G. N. British. 236

TAYLOR, Sgt. G. S. N/Zealander. 3

TAYLOR, Sgt. E. F. British. 29–600. Killed

TAYLOUR (F.A.A.), Lt. E. W. T. British. 808. Killed

TEARLE, Sgt. F. J. British. 600

TEMLETT, P/O C. B. British. 3. Killed

TERRY, Sgt. P. A. R. R. A. British. 72–603

TEW, F/Sgt. P. H. British. 54

THATCHER, P/O. British. 32

THEASBY, Sgt. A. J. British. 25. Killed

THEILMANN, F/Sgt. J. G. British. 234

THOMAS, Sgt. British. 247. Killed

THOMAS, Sgt. British. 236

THOMAS, Sgt. G. S. British. 604

THOMAS, F/O E. H. British. 222–266

THOMAS, F/Lt. F. M. British. 152

THOMAS, P/O S. R. British. 264

THOMAS, F/O C. R. D. British. 236. Killed*

THOMAS, P/O R. C. British. 235. Killed*

THOMPSON, F/O A, R. F. British. 249

THOMPSON, F/Lt. J. A. British. 302

THOMPSON, F/O R. A. British. 72

THOMPSON, S/Ldr. J. M. British. 111

THOMPSON, P/O P. D. British. 605–32

THOMPSON, F/O T. R. British. 213

THOMPSON, P/O F. N. British. 248

THOMPSON, Sgt. W. W. British. 234

THOMPSON, Sgt. J. B. British. 25. Killed

THOMPSON, Sgt. J. R. British. 236. Killed

THORN, Sgt. E. R. British. 264. Killed

THOROGOOD, Sgt. L. A. British. 87

THORPE, Sgt. British. 145

TIDMAN, P/O A. R. British. 64. Killed

TILL, Sgt. J. British. 248. Killed

TILLARD (F.A.A.), Lt. R. C. British. 808. Killed

TILLETT, P/O J. British. 238. Killed

TITLEY, P/O E. G. British. 609. Killed

TOBIN, P/O E. Q. American. 609. Killed

TOMLINSON, P/O P. A. British. 29

TONGUE, P/O R. E. British. 3-504

TOOGOOD, Sgt. British. 43. Killed

TOOMBS, Sgt. J. R. British. 236–264

TOPHAM, P/O J. G. British. 219

TOPOLNICKI, F/O J. Polish. 601. Killed

TOUCH, Sgt. D. F. British. 235. Killed

TOWER-PERKINS, P/O W. British. 238

TOWNSEND, S/Ldr. P. W. British. 85

TOWNSEND, Sgt. T. W. British. 600

TRACEY, P/O O. V. British. 79. Killed

TREVANA, F/O. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

TROUSDALE, P/O R. M. N/Zealander. 266. Killed

TRUEMAN, F/O A. A. G. Canadian. 253. Killed*

TRUHLAR, Sgt. F. Czech. 312

TRUMBLE, F/Lt. A. J. British. 264

TRURAN, P/O A. J. J. British. 615

TUCK, F/Lt. R. R. S. British. 92–257

TUCKER, F/O A. B. British. 151

TUCKER, P/O B. E. British. 266–66

TUCKER, Sgt. R. Y. British. 235. Killed*

TUCKER, Sgt. F. D. British. 236

TURLEY-GEORGE, P/O D. R. British. 54

TURNBULL, Sgt. R. N. British. 25

TURNER, F/O R. S. Canadian. 242

TURNER, F/Sgt. G. British. 32

TURNER, F/Lt. D. E. British. 238. Killed*

TURNER, Sgt. R. C. British. 264. Killed*

TWEED, Sgt. L. J. British. 111

TWITCHETT, Sgt. F. J. British. 229–43

TYRER, Sgt. E. British. 46

TYSON, S/Ldr. F. H. British. 213–3

UNETT, Sgt. J. W. British. 235. Killed

UNWIN, F/Sgt. G. C. British. 19

UPTON, P/O H. C. British. 43–607

URBANOWICZ, F/O W. Polish. 145–303–601

URWIN-MANN, P/O J. R. British. 238

USMAR, Sgt. F. British. 41

VAN-DEN HOVE, P/O. Belgian. 501–43. Killed*

VAN-LIERDE, P/O W. E. Belgian. 87

VAN-MENTZ, P/O B. Belgian. 222. Killed

VAN-WAYEN BERGHE, P/O A. A. L. Belgian. 236. Killed

VARLEY, P/O G. W. British. 247–79

VASATKO, P/O A. Czech. 312. Killed

VELEBRNOVSKI, P/O A. Czech. 1. Killed

VENESOEN, Sgt. F. A. Belgian. 235. Killed

VENN, P/O J. A. British. 236

VERITY, P/O V. B. S. N/Zealander. 229

VESELY, P/O V. Czech. 312

VICK, S/Ldr. J. A. British. 607

VIGORS, P/O T. A. British. 222

VILES, Sgt. L. W. British. 236

VILLA, F/Lt. British. 72–92

VINCENT, G/Capt. S. F. British. 229

VINDIS, Sgt. F. Czech. 310

VINYARD, Sgt. F. F. British. 64. Killed*

VLAD, P/O. Czech. 501

VOKES, P/O A. F. British. 19. Killed

VOPALECKY, W/O. Czech. 310

VRANA, F/O. Czech. 312

VYBIRAL, P/O T. Czech. 312

VYKOURAL, P/O K. J. Czech. 111–73. Killed

WADDINGHAM, P/O J. British. 141. Died

WADE, P/O T. S. British. 92. Killed

WADHAM, Sgt. J. V. British. 145. Killed*

WAGHORN, Sgt. British. 249–111

WAGNER, Sgt. A. D. British. 151. Killed

WAINWRIGHT, P/O A. G. British. 151. Killed

WAINWRIGHT, P/O M. T. British. 64

WAKE, Set. British. 264

WAKEFIELD, P/O H. K. British. 235

WAKEHAM, P/O E. C. J. British. 145. Killed*

WAKELING, Sgt. S. R. E. British. 87. Killed*

WALCH, F/Lt. S. C. Australian. 238. Killed*

WALKER, Sgt. S. British. 236. Killed

WALKER, Sgt. A. N/Zealander. 600

WALKER, F/O T. H. G. British. 25. Killed

WALKER, Sgt. N. Mc. D. British. 615. Killed

WALKER, P/O W. L. B. British. 616

WALKER, P/O J. A. Canadian. 111

WALKER, P/O J. R. Canadian. 611–41. Killed

WALKER, P/O. British. 616

WALKER, Sgt. G. A. British. 232

WALKER, P/O R. J. British. 72

WALKER-SMITH, Set. F. R. British. 85. Killed

WALLACE, P/O C. A. B. Canadian. 3. Killed

WALLACE, Sgt. T. Y. British. 111. Killed

WALLEN, F/Lt. D. S. British. 604

WALLENS, P/O R. W. British. 41

WALLER, Sgt. G. A. British. 29

WALLEY, Sgt. P. K. British. 615. Killed*

WALLIS, Set. D. S. British. 235. Killed

WALSH, Sgt. E. British. 141

WALSH, P/O J. J. Canadian. 615. Died

WALSH (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. R. W. M. British. 111

WALTON, Set. British. 152

WALTON, Set. H. British. 87

WANT, Set. W. H. British. 248. Killed*

WAPNIAREK, P/O S. Polish. 302. Killed*

WARD, Set. R. A. British. 66. Killed*

WARD, Set. W. B. British. 604

WARD, F/O D. H. N/Zealander. 87. Killed

WARD, P/O J. L. British. 32. Killed

WARD, S/Ldr. E. F. British. 601

WARDEN, Set. N. P. British. 610. Killed

WARD-SMITH, Set. P. British. 610

WARE, Set. R. T. British. 3

WAREHAM, P/O M. P. British. 1. Killed

WAREING, Set. P. T. British. 616

WARING, Set. W. British. 23

WARMSLEY, Sgt. H W. British. 248. Killed

WARNER, F/Lt. W. H. C. British. 610. Killed*

WARREN, Set. S. British. 1

WARREN, Sgt. T. A British. 236

WARREN, Set. T. B. W. British. 600. Killed

WARRFM, P/O C. British 152

WARREN, P/O D. A. P. British. 248. Killed

WATERSTON, F/O R: McGregor. British. 603. Killed*

WATKTNS, F/O D. H. British. 611

WATKINSON, P/O A. B. S/African. 66

WATLING, P/O W. C. British. 92. Killed

WATSON, Set. J. G. British. 604

WATSON, P/O A. R. British. 152. Killed

WATSON, P/O E. J. British. 605. Killed

WATSON, P/O L. G. British. 29

WATSON, F/O R. F. British. 87

WATSON, P/O. British. 64

WATSON, P/O F. S. Canadian. 3. Killed

WATTERS, P/O J. N/Zealander. 236

WATTS, P/O R. F. British. 253

WATTS, Set. E. L. British. 248. Killed

WATTS, Set. R. D. H. British. 235. Killed*

WAY, P/O L. B. R. British. 229

WAY, F/Lt. B. H. British. 54. Killed*

WCZELIK, F/O. Polish. 302. Killed

WEAVER, F/Lt. P. S. British. 56. Killed*

WEBB F/O P C. British 602

WEBBER, P/O W. F. P. British. 141

WEBBER, Sgt. J. British. 1

WEBER, P/O F. Czech. 145

WEBSTER, F/Lt. J. T. British. 41. Killed*

WEBSTER, P/O F. K. British. 610. Killed*

WEBSTER, Sgt. H. G. British. 73. Killed

WEBSTER, Sgt. E. R. British. 85

WEDGEWOOD, F/Lt. J. H. British. 253. Killed

WEDLOCK, Sgt. G. V. British. 235

WEDZIK, Sgt. M. Polish. 302

WEIR, P/O A. N. C. British. 145. Killed

WELCH, Sgt. E. British. 604. Killed

WELFORD, P/O G. H. E. British. 607

WELLAM, P/O G. H. A. British. 92

WELLS, P/O E. P. N/Zealander. 41–266

WELLS, F/O P. H. V. British. 249

WELLS, P/O M. L. British. 248

WELSH, P/O T. D. British. 264

WENDEL, P/O K. V. N/Zealander. 504. Killed*

WEST, S/Ldr. H. British. 151–41

WEST, P/O D. R. British. 141

WESTCOTT, Sgt. W. H. J. British. 235

WESTLAKE, P/O G. H. British. 43–213

WESTLAKE, P/O R. D. British. 235

WESTMACOTT, F/O I. B. Britlsh. 56

WESTMORELAND, Sgt. T. E. British. 616. Killed*

WHALL, Sgt B.E.P. British. 602. Killed*

WHEATCROFT, P/O N. R. British. 604. Killed

WHEELER, P/O N. J. British. 615

WHELAN, Sgt. J. British. 64–19

WHINNEY, P/O M. T. British. 3

WHIPPS, Sgt. G. A. British. 602. Killed

WHITBREAD, P/O H. L. British. 222. Killed*

WHITBY, Sgt. A. W. British. 79

WHITE, P/O B. E. British. 504. Killed

WHITE, Sgt. J. W. British. 32–3–F.I.U.

WHITE, S/Ldr. F. L. British. 74

WHITE, Sgt. J. British. 72. Killed

WHITE, Sgt. British. 604

WHITE, Sgt. K. British. 235

WHITE, Sgt. J. British. 248. Died

WHITEHEAD, Sgt. C. British. 56. Killed

WHITEHEAD, Sgt. R. O. British. 253–151

WHITEHOUSE, P/O British. 32

WHITEHOUSE, Sgt. S. A. H. British. 501

WHITFOELD, Sgt. J. J. British. 56. Killed*

WHITLEY, S/Ldr. E. W. N/Zealander. 245

WHITLEY, P/O D. British. 264. Killed*

WHITNEY, P/O D. M. N/Zealander. 245

WHITSUN, Sgt. A. D. British. 236. Killed

WHITTICK, Sgt. H. G. British. 604

WHITTINGHAM, F/O C. D. British. 151

WHITTY, F/O W. H. R. British. 607

WHITWELL, Sgt. P. N/Zealander. 600. Killed

WICKINGS-SMITH, P/O P. C. British. 235. Killed*

WICKINS, Sgt. A. S. British. 141

WICKS, P/O B. J. British. 56. Killed

WIDDOWS, S/Ldr. S. C. British. 29

WIGG, P/O R. G. N/Zealander. 65

WIGGLESWORTH, P/O J. S. British. 238. Killed

WIGHT, F/Lt. R. D. G. British. 213. Killed*

WIGHTMAN (F.A.A.), Mid/Ship. O. M. British. 151. Killed

WILCOCK, Sgt. C. British. 248. Died

WILCOX, P/O E. J. British. 72. Killed*

WILDBLOOD, P/O T. S. British. 152. Killed*

WILDE, P/O D. C. British. 236

WILKES, Sgt. G. N. British. 213. Killed*

WILKINSON, S/Ldr. R. L. British. 266. Killed*

WILKINSON, Sgt. W. A. British. 501

WILKINSON, Sgt. K. A. British. 616

WILKINSON, F/Lt. R. C. British. 3

WILLANS, P/O A. J. British. 23. Killed

WILLCOCKS, Sgt. P. H. British. 610–66. Killed

WILLCOCKS, Sgt. C. P. L. British. 610

WILLIAMS, S/Ldr. C. W. British. 17. Killed*

WILLIAMS, P/O D. G. British. 92. Killed*

WILLIAMS, F/Sgt. E. E. British. 46. Killed*

WILLIAMS, F/O T. D. British. 611

WILLIAMS, P/O W. D. British. 152

WILLIAMS, P/O W. S. N/Zealander. 266. Killed

WILLIAMS, Sgt. G. T. British. 219

WILLIAMS, P/O D. C. British. 141. Killed

WILLIAMS, P/O A. British. 604

WILLIS, Sgt. N/Zealander. 600

WILLIS, Sgt. R. F. British. 219. Killed

WILLIS, Sgt. W. C. British. 73–3. Killed

WILSCH, P/O British. 141

WILSDON, Sgt. A, A. British. 29. Killed

WILSON, F/O D. S. British. 610

WILSON, P/O R. R. Canadian. 111. Killed*

WILSON, P/O D. F. British. 141

WILSON, Sgt. W. C. British. 29

WILSON, Sgt. W. British. 235

WILSON-MACDONALD, S/Ldr. D. S. British. 213

WINGFIELD, Sgt. V. British. 29. Killed

WINN, P/O C. V. British. 29

WINSKILL, P/O A. L. British. 603–54–72

WINSTANLEY, Sgt. J. British. 151

WINTER, P/O D. C. British. 72. Killed*

WINTER, P/O R. A. British. 247

WISE, Sgt. J. F. British. 141. Killed*

WISEMAN, P/O W. D. British. 600

WISSLER, P/O D. H. British. 17. Killed

WITHALL, F/Lt. L. C. Australian. 152. Killed*

WITORZENC, F/O S. Polish. 501

WLASNOWOLSKI, P/O B. Polish. 607–32–213. Killed

WOJCICKI, Sgt. A. Polish. 213. Killed*

WOJCIECHOWSKI, Sgt. M. Polish. 303. Killed

WOJTOWICZ, Sgt. S. Polish. 303. Killed*

WOLFE, S/Ldr. E. C. British. 141–219

WOLTON, Sgt. R. British. 152

WOOD, Sgt. S. V. British. 248

WOOD, Sgt. K. R. British. 23. Killed

WOODGATE, Sgt. J. E. British. 141. Killed

WOODGER, P/O D. N. British. 235. Killed*

WOODLAND, Sgt. N. N. British. 236

WOODS-SCAWEN, P/O C. A. British. 43. Killed*

WOODS-SCAWEN, F/O P. P. British. 85. Killed*

WOODWARD, F/O H. J. British. 64–23. Killed*

WOODWARD, P/O R. S. British. 600. Killed

WOOLLEY, Sgt. A. W. British. 601. Killed

WOOTTEN, P/O E. W. British. 234

WORDSWORTH, P/O D. K. A. British. 235. Killed

WORRALL, S/Ldr. J. British. 32

WORRALL (F.A.A.), Sub/Lt. T. V. British. 111. Killed

WORRALL, P/O P. A. British. 85–249. Killed

WORSDELL, P/O K. W. British. 219. Killed*

WORTHINGTON, F/O A. S. British. 219

WOTTON, Sgt. H. J. British. 234. Killed

WRIGHT (F.A.A.), Lt. A. J. British. 804

WRIGHT, Sgt. B. British. 92

WRIGHT, F/Lt. A. R. British. 92

WRIGHT, Sgt. E. W. British. 605

WRIGHT, Sgt. J. British. 79. Killed*

WRIGHT, Sgt. D. L. British. 235. Killed

WRIGHT, P/O W. British. 604. Killed

WRIGHT, Sgt. R. R. British. 248

WROBLEWSKI, P/O Z. T. A. Polish. 302

WUNSCHE, F/Sgt. K. Polish. 303

WYATE, Sgt. J. P. British. 25. Killed*

WYATT-SMITH, P/O P. British. 263. Killed

WYDROWSKI, P/O. Polish. 607

WYNN, P/O R. E. N. E. British. 249. Killed

YAPP, D. S. British. 253–245

YATES, Sgt. T. M. British. 64

YATES, Sgt. G. British. 248

YATES, Sgt. W. British. 604

YORK, Sgt. R. L. British. 610. Killed

YOUNG, P/O C. R. British. 615–607–46. Killed

YOUNG, P/O M. H. British. 264

YOUNG, Sgt. R. B. M. N/Zealander. 264. Killed*

YOUNG, Sgt. R. C. British. 23

YOUNG, F/O J. R. C. British. 249

YOUNG, P/O J. H. R. British. 74. Killed*

YOUNG, P/O J. S. British. 234

YUILE, F/O A. Canadian. 1 (Can) (401)

YULE, P/O R. D. British. 145. Killed

ZAK, P/O W. Polish. 303

ZALUSKI, Sgt. J. Polish. 302. Killed*

ZAORAL, P/O V. Czech. 310. Killed

ZAVORAL, Sgt. A. Czech. 1. Killed

ZENKER, P/O P. Polish. 501. Killed*

ZIMA, Sgt. R. Czech. 310

ZIMPRICH, P/O S. Czech. 310. Killed

ZUKOWSKI, P/O A. Polish. 302. Killed*

ZUMBACH, P/O J. Polish. 303

ZURAKOWSKI, P/O J. Polish. 234–609

This list has been compiled for the Battle of Britain Fighter Association by Flight Lt. J. H. Holloway, M.B.E.