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Old 28th November 2017, 02:20
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Re: Luftwaffe activity west of Brest 19 December 1942?

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Originally Posted by Roundway View Post
Thank you, Dan,

The Harrow was K7011, and carrying four crew plus 7 passengers:

Crew
S/Ldr (70089) Godfrey Allison Brown (33) RAFVR - Missing
F/Lt (72991) Edward Thomson Halley RAFVR - Missing
P/O (132123) Peter Marsh Burton (20) RAFVR -
(Plouhinec Communal Cemetery)
F/O 115669 Edwin Buckley Bowen (27) RAFVR
(Buried Le Rozel Churchyard, Manche)

Passengers
F/O 132361 William Milton Henderson (24) RAFVR
( Cherbourg Old Cemetery, Manche, Normandy)
Lt Andrew Jervis Hawkins (21) RN HMS Formidable
(Lanildut Churchyard)

F/O 118987 John Glen McCauley (30) RAFVR (NZ) - Missing
Flt/Sgt 926796 Richard George Brett RAFVR - Missing
Flt/Sgt 643049 John Brister (21) RAF - Missing
LAC 936370 Philip Cashmore (22) RAFVR - Missing
Major 136336 Harold John Palmer (48) 140 'Z' Battery, Royal Artillery - Missing.

Brian
Hello,

I have some doubts about 936370 LAC Philip CASHMORE RAFVR being aboard No.271 Sqn Harrow K7011. I think it is more likely he was aboard the S.S. "Strathallan" which was torpedoed by U-562 on 21 December,1942.

Possibly, the CWGC has mistakenly entered "271 Squadron RAF", in lieu of, "No.2771 Sqn RAF Regiment.

Needs more research.

Col.

Last edited by Col Bruggy; 28th November 2017 at 03:21.
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