Engraved Name BIRTH PLACE YOB YOD QUADRANT SECTION ROW Donor Name ADDITONAL INFO
Engraved Name BIRTH PLACE YOB YOD QUADRANT SECTION ROW Donor Name ADDITONAL INFO Ten men from Burlington High, Burlington, ON, killed in war: AC2 R.B. Chapman; Flying Officer W.D.Cooper; F/S E.S. Green; 1942, Flying Officer W. Hedley; Flying Officer P.H. Kearge; F/S D.H. 1944, Kurtz; Flying Officer D.W. MacFarlane; Flying Officer R.L. Nash; 10 Boys from Burlington High Burlington, ON 1945 Tiger Moth F 3 James P. Morton F/S C.H. Smith; and Flying Officer W.S. Wilson. This stone is placed in memory of those who lost their lives while 2nd Tactical Air Force Bombers 2nd Tactical Air Force flying with the following squadrons: 88-98-107-180-226-320-342, Association Anson Q 5 Bombers Association 2nd TAF Medium Bomber Association. 409 Squadron RCAF Night Hawks 1941 1945 Anson R 4 409 RCAF Association 434 Bluenose Squadron Halifax aircraft WL-U, NR118: Parrott, James Murray, Flight Lieutenant, (Pilot); Kurtzhals, Allan Edward, Pilot Officer (Bomb Aimer); Pearce, Samuel Henry James Flying Officer (Navigator); Janzen, Leslie Homer, Pilot Officer (Flight Engineer); Olafsen, Gordon William, Warrant Officer 2 (Rear Gunner); Divitcoff, Alexander Warrant Officer 2 (Mid-Upper Gunner). Killed in action near Besche, Belgium, on 18 December 1944, during a night mid-air collision en route to Duisburg, 434 Bluenose Sqn Crew of WL - Germany. Pilot Officer Herbert Brown (Wireless Op) is the only V NR118 1944 Tiger Moth J 3 Dale Plante survivor. Abram, John V. St.Boniface, MB. 1918 Crane N 2 J.V. Abram Warrant Officer 2 RCAF 9902.
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