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Stamfordham, St Mary's Churchyard, Northumberland, England


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William Stanley Gibson
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Sergeant (Navigator)
1526809
abt. 1923
01 March 1943
20
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Son of William and Violet Gibson,
of Newcastle-on-Tyne.
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Hugh Allan Grant
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Sergeant (Pilot)
R/78411
abt. 1922
25 October 1941
19
232 (R. A. F.) Sqdn. Royal Canadian Air Force
Son of Allan and Ann MacDonald Grant,
of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Stanley Mordaunt Marfleet
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Sergeant (Air Gunner)
1152393
abt. 1914
07 May 1943
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Son of Walter Robert and Catherine Marfleet.
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William Forster Marshall
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Flight Lieutenant

abt. 1925
04 March 1957
32
No. 22 Maintenance Unit Royal Air Force

Flight Lieutenant Marshall had taken off from RAF Silloth in Cumbria for a test flight in WR557. Just over fifteen minutes into the flight Flt Lt Marshall reported that the aircraft's elevator was jammed and requested let down assistance to return to Silloth. At that time the aircraft was plotted by radio fixes as being a short distance from Durham. In a further radio transmission Flt Lt Marshall stated he was going to descend from 28,000ft to 10,000ft to increase the aircraft's fuel burn. He was advised that he should maintain a safety altitude of 4,800ft and was given QDMs to return to Silloth. These were acknowledged and after being airborne for only 22 minutes Flt Lt Marshall stated his intention to descend below 10,000 and land back at Silloth. This was the final transmission from the pilot and when no further contact was made and he failed to return to Silloth a search was initiated. Three days later a mountain rescue team found the wreckage of the aircraft spread across a large area of remote moorland in the North Pennines to the west of Alston, only just to the south of the direct track from his last known position to Silloth.


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Robert Elmer Robinson
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Pilot Officer (Pilot)
J/5057

26 August 1941

122 (R.A.F.) Sqdn. Royal Canadian Air Force
Son of Mrs. S. A. Robinson,
of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
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Theo Gilson Ross
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Sergeant
420277
abt. 1922
09 April 1943
21
Royal Australian Air Force
Son of Frederick Theo and Alice Ross,
of Concord West, New South Wales, Australia.
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J. F. Thomas
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Pilot Officer

abt. 1941
14 August 1962
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Royal Air Force
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John Heron Wire
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Pilot Officer (Pilot)
66493
abt. 1918
30 August 1941
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232 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Son of James Wire and of Clara Edith Wire (nee Hodgson).
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Aleksander Poplawski
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Sierzant (Sergeant (Pilot))
P/782471
01 October 1915, Usnarz Górny, Poland
11 April 1941
25
607 (R. A. F.) Sqdn. Polish Air Force
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Maciej Stefan Zaleski-Slubicz
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Podporucznik (Sub-Lieutenant (Pilot))
P/2218
28 April 1921, Skomorochy, Poland (Ukraine today)
09 June 1943
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4 A. G. S. Polish Air Force
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