First burial place crew L-7312
 

On October 13 1941 Manchester L-7321 from No 207 Sqdn was lost near Hozémont in Belgium . Those who died are buried at the Heverlee war Cemetery in Belgium.
P/O Unsworth Joseph piloot DFM 45306 (KIA) - P/O Simpson William.E. RCAF (KIA) obs J/5321 - F/S Moulding Ernest. (KIA) wop 621167 - Sgt Dickson Alexander.F. RCAF (KIA) gunner R/58430 - P/O Mason Frank. (KIA) gunner 946342
What I’m looking for is the place where this crew was buried first.

Re: First burial place crew L-7312
 

Hello Alain,

I would say St.Trond since I have two letters (notification of death) of June 1942 in which it is noted that both P/O Simpson and Sgt Dickson are buried at St.Trond. No information however with regard to the graves number. I only have this info with regard to the Canadian members, but I would presume that the other 3 casualities were also buried there.
Actually written is: "Information received through the International Red Cross Society states that this officer (Simpson) / airman (Dickson) is buried in the Cemetery at St.Trond, Belgium. - Dated at the Air Ministry, London, this day of June, 1942."

All the best,

Wim

Re: First burial place crew L-7312
 

Another way of confirming might be via personal contact with the CWGC or Air Historical Branch

Re: First burial place crew L-7312
 

Hi ,

Thanks for the help;

Alain