1/Lt R S Dymek
 

The above flew Beaufighters with 143 Sqn in 1943-anyone know his christian name or fate?

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

My guess is that he would have been an American or South African.
Could only find a few in the Polish lists but no "R, S".
The US Enlistments have some 30/40 Dymek's but again no "R,S".
Findsgrave gave a Robert Steven But he was 1916 and sadly only lived for one day.

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

I have checked again and the ORB says R S Dymek and his Nav/Rad was Plt Off William James Barnes

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

There was a Lt Dymek (USAAF) with the Banff Wing in late 1944.

https://books.google.com.au/books?id...0usaaf&f=false

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

Raymond Stanley Dymek.

Ex-RCAF. Trained at St Hubert. Commissioned P/O and awarded flying badge 15 January 1943. Transferred to the USAAF in 1943. Deceased Berkshire, Massachusetts 15 March 1992.

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/1064...-county-eagle/

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/1064...rkshire-eagle/

Regards,

Dave

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

Thanks all

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

This article has his middle initial wrong but does put him in 143 squadron and includes a photo.

https://www.newspapers.com/clip/1065...-county-eagle/

Re: 1/Lt R S Dymek
 

Just got ask, in touch with his family

Andy Bird