Crashed Spitfire photo identification No.611 Sqd

[wise62]

hi,

seven 611 squadron pilots, KIA, have their graves in Boulogne/St omer, France :

- Ralph Kenyon Crompton, F/o - KIA 02/06/1940 - N3064 - Etaples cemetery
- Martin Kean McHugh, sgt - KIA 03/07/1941 - R7293 - Longuenesse cemetery
- Peter Grenfell Dexter, F/o - sd 14/07/1941 - P8581 - Samer cemetery
- James Ronald Sutton - F/O - KIA 23/07/1941 - W3246 - St Pol cemetery
- Anthony Carey Hill - f/O- KIA 27/10/1941 - W3838 - Boulogne sur mer cemetery
- Robert Maxwell McClay Flt/sgt - KIA 14/03/1943 - BS510- Etaples cemetery
- John Curtis Bevan Flt/sgt - KIA 09/11/1943 - EE732 (Vc) Longuenesse cemetery - Bevan certainly crashed down at Colembert.

There are 4 F/O.

Wise62

[VoyTech]

The Spitfire in the photo features early style windscreen with external bullet proof glass panel. This excludes any Mk IXs. It also excludes EE732 and W3838 which, although Mk Vs, were built in batches of aircraft with late style windscreens. The Sky band around the fuselage excludes any aircraft before December 1940 (as was already mentioned here).

[rpeck350]

Is there any unknow graves in that area?Sorry not trying to be morbid but maybe he could not be Identified and buried as such.
It is just a thought.
Rick