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Source: https://www.baaa-acro.com/crash/crash-d ... r-3-killed

The Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Archives (B3A) was established in Geneva in 1990 for the purpose to deal with all information related to aviation accidentology.

NO. 6 SERVICE FLYING TRAINING SCHOOL DUNNVILLE, go to Course 18: January 16 - March 29, 1941

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This first article is dated 12 Jun 1943……so is NOT our man IMG_1955.jpeg This ‘seems’ like our man……but he’s a pilot???? So without a service number attached, I wouldn’t say it was IMG_1954.jpeg The only way to solve this puzzle 100% is to get his service files ???? BUT my gut tells me he was Sgt Th...

Found the record with 125 (Newfoundland) Squadron RAF. This confirms he was indeed with 125 Squadron, was posted to 107 Squadron on the 10 April 1942, arrived on the 11 Apr 1942 and his first mission with 107 Squadron on the 12 Apr 1942

Found more info. I’m still checking…….I look at the file of Jack Francis Connelly (he survived and was a POW) hoping it told me more but no joy And it looks like he was just posted into 107 Squadron the day before (11 April 1942). He came from 125 Squadron. I’ll check that out also IMG_1945.jpeg IMG...

This record shows that the man shot down, was a WO/AG…….still searching to see if I can find anymore info

Dear Barry, I need your help to understand something, Previously, We told together (I don't remember if it was per email or not) about a truck of RCE dédicated to cartography. I found maps in France but I am not sure they are issued by RCE, I think but i would like to be sure about the translation ...

12 Sept 41 - 3rd Party

What I could find. It ‘looks’ like he was a POW when he died