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Air Crew Memorial - Milton, Nottinghamshire, England



03 December 1943

Per Adua ad Astra Badge Royal Air Force Through struggle
to the stars

Air Crew Memorial AVRO Lancaster DV334
In memory of the brave men
who died in an aircraft crash
near to this site whilst serving
their country on 3rd December 1943

Plt Off K. E. Warwick, Pilot
FS T. Butterfield, Bomb Aimer
FS J. Graham, Navigator
Sgt R. W. Davison, Flight Engineer
Sgt. R. E. Jones, Air Gunner
Sgt. D. I. T. Munn, Wireless Operator

The crew of the AVRO Lancaster DV334 WS-C was serving with 9th Squadron of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. The aircraft took off from Bardney on a mission to Berlin. On the return the aircraft crashed on the approach to Gamston airfield in Nottinghamshire.

Grave of Kenneth Edgar Warwick
© Marie Griffiths

Grave of
Kenneth Edgar Warwick		 Grave of Robert William Davison
© Brian 54

Grave of
Robert William Davison		 Grave of Richard Emrys Jones
© Mike McQuaid

Grave of
Richard Emrys Jones


Kenneth Edgar Warwick Thomas Butterfield
Rank:
Service No.:
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:
Age:
Cemetery:
Add. Information:		 Pilot Officer
155215
abt. 1923
03 December 1943
20
Winkfield (St. Mary) Churchyard
Son of James and
Margaret Emily Warwick,
of Ascot.		 Flight Sergeant
1233713
abt. 1916
03 December 1943
27
Middleton (St. Mary) Churchyard
Son of Arthur and
Ethel Butterfield,
of Leeds.
John Graham Robert William Davison
Rank:
Service No.:
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:
Age:
Cemetery:
Add. Information:		 Flight Sergeant
1540496
abt. 1920
03 December 1943
23
Carlisle (Upperby) Cemetery
Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Graham,
of Carlisle.		 Sergeant
991400
abt. 1914
03 December 1943
29
Longbenton (Benton) Cemetery
Son of Thomas and
Annie Davison,
husband of Audrey Davison,
of Forest Hall.
Richard Emrys Jones Derrick Ivor Thomas Munn
Rank:
Service No.:
Date of Birth:
Date of Death:
Age:
Cemetery:
Add. Information:		 Sergeant
626828
abt. 1921
03 December 1943
22
Wallasey (Rake Lane) Cemetery
Son of Richard Isaac and
Violet Jones,
of Wallasey,
husband of Edith Jones.		 Sergeant
1575881
abt. 1921
03 December 1943
22
Much Cowarne (St. Mary) Churchyard
Son of George and
Eliza Munn,
of Hereford.
His brother Keith Leslie
also died on service.



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