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8th July 2013, 21:30
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Sgt G. L. Payne, age 53 22nd May 1940
On a visit to the Isle of Man, I came across a grave at Jurby Church (St Patrick) for Sgt G. L. Payne (Sgt George Lloyd Payne) 346032, aged 53, on 22/05/1940 according to his headstone he was married to Phyllis.
CWGC say his parents were from Speke, Liverpool and Flight Global just has his death on Active Service. The nearest RAF Station was RAF Jurby No.5 Air Observer Navigation School (alias No.5 Bombing & Gunnery School). I have have part of May 40 photographed, but not that date. Any information on this loss please? Thanks Mark Last edited by Observer1940; 8th July 2013 at 21:50. Reason: No. 5 AONS 
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