AUBREY LAWRENCE F/O(AG) J10168. From Cornwall, Ontario. Killed in Action Oct 1/42. #102 Ceylon Squadron (Tentate Et Perficite). Halifax aircraft was shot down at Friedenshugel, Flensburg, Germany during operations over enemy territory. Seven RAF members of the crew, FSs P.C. Cato, R. Mathews, Sgts J.S. James, GA. McIntyre, R.L. Milbank, F.J. Robinson, and F. Tooth were also killed. There were two pilots on board for this trip. Flying Officer Air Gunner MacGillivray was buried at Friedenshugel, exhumed, and reburied in the Kiel War Cemetery, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

JOHN CAMPBELL P/O(P) J19277. From Dalkeith, Ontario. Killed in Action Jan 20/44 age 22. #57 Squadron (Corpus Non Animum Muto). Lancaster aircraft #JB 419 missing during night operations, an attack on Berlin, Germany. Six of the crew, not Canadians, missing believed killed. Pilot Officer Pilot MacGillivray is buried in the Berlin War Cemetery, Charlottenburg, Germany.

RALPH NORTHCLIFF P/O(N) J19367. From Antigonish, Nova Scotia. Killed Mar 20/44 age 23. #82 Operational Training Unit, RAF Station, Silverstone, England. The crew of Wellington aircraft #LN 181 were engaged in a night exercise when they crashed at Yardley, Gobin, Northampshire, England. F/Os C.R. Floyd, M.L. Fullerton, W.J. Mohring, R.F. Calnan, D.L. Jacobs, P/O N.C. Millen, and Sgt L.H. Johnston were also killed. Pilot Officer Navigator MacGillivray is buried in the Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey, England.

JOHN GEORGE HENRY P/O(P) J86399//R136437. From Toronto, Ontario. Killed in Action May 11/44 age 24. #11 Squadron (Octores Acrioresque Aquilis). P/O Magill made a crash landing after strafing enemy positions three miles north-east of Kohima, Assam. He was killed when his Hurricane aircraft #LD 185 overturned. Pilot Officer Pilot Magill was buried in the Military Cemetery at Dirnapur, Assam, exhumed, and reinterred in the Imphal Military Cemetery, Imphal, India.

EDMUND THOMAS FS(WAG) R58817. From Winnipeg, Manitoba. Killed in Action Jun 9/42 age 27. #405 City of Vancouver Squadron (Ducimus). Target - Essen, Germany. Please see Pethybridge W.J. for casualty list and flight detail. Flight Sergeant Wireless Operator Air Gunner McGill was buried in the Military Cemetery at Cologne, Germany, exhumed, and reburied in the War Cemetery at Rheinberg, Germany.

JACK LAURIE F/O(P) J24400. From London, Ontario. Killed in Action Mar 24/44 age 27. #166 Squadron (Tenacity). Target - Berlin, Germany. Please see F/O E.J. Underhill for casualty list and flight detail. Flying Officer Pilot McGill was buried at Treunbrietzen, exhumed, and reinterred in the Berlin War Cemetery, Charlottenburg, Germany.

ROBERT SMITH F/O(N) J25551. From Paisley, Ontario. Killed in Action May 13/44 age 21. #104 Squadron (Strike Hard). Wellington aircraft #MF 238 failed to return from a raid against Port Ferrajo, Italy. Sgts W.R. Banner (RAF) and J. Mawer (RAF) were also killed. Two of the crew, not Canadians, missing believed killed. Flying Officer Navigator McGill has no known grave, his name is inscribed on the Malta War Memorial, Malta.

CRAIG EDWARD P/O(BA) J85248//R146838. From Toronto, Ontario. Killed in Action Nov 19/43 age 23. #431 Iroquois Squadron (The Hatiten Ronteriios). Target - Ludwigshafen, Germany. Please see Carefoot G.O. for casualty list and flight detail. Pilot Officer Bomb Aimer McGillivray is buried in the Brookwood Military Cemetery, Woking, Surrey, England.

EARL LEWIS SGT R61819 - aero engine mechanic. From Central Butte, Saskatchewan. Killed Nov 29/42 age 21. #405 City of Vancouver Squadron (Ducimus). Halifax aircraft crashed. Please see Stanley M.J. for casualty list and flight detail. Sergeant McGillivray is buried in the Dishforth Cemetery, Yorkshire, England.

D.S. R134421. The aircraft crashed at Arlesey, not Arlesley. Detail provided by A E. Barnard, Burlington, On.

A.S. R200515. The aircraft crashed at Ravensthorpe, not Rotherthorpe. Detail provided by A.E. Barnard, Burlington, On.

J.W. R89875. Six RAF members of the crew, Sgt.s H.G.V. Read, R.W. Bettinson, P.A.U. Goodyear, R. Burnett, F/O.s J.G. Millar A.F.M., and G. Lockie were also killed.

N.M. R97720. The emergency aerodrome was at Woodbridge, Suffolk not Sussex. Halifax aircraft LL 115 (NF-A) was returning from a special operation over France and encountered adverse weather conditions. The aircraft struck some trees and crashed at Capel Green near the emergency aerodrome at Woodbridge, Suffolk, England. FS. J.G. Watson (RAF), Sgt. H. King (RAF), G. Osborne (RAF), and J.R. Hoddinott (RAF) were also killed. One RAAF and two RAF members of the crew were injured. Correction provided by A. E. Barnard, Burlington, On.

H. L. R64935. - GILL, FS Harry Lewis, (R64935) - Distinguished Flying Medal - No.607 Squadron - Award effective 17 March 1942 as per London Gazette dated 17 March 1943 and AFRO 611/42 dated 24 April 1942. Born in South Devon, New Brunswick, 1922; home there (labourer). Enlisted in Moncton, 22 August 1940. Trained at No.1 ITS and No.11 EFTS. Graduated from No.2 SFTS, 10 April 1941. Arrived in UK, 24 April 1941 and further trained at No.55 OTIJ. The citation reads - "Since joining the squadron in July 1941, this airman has carried out several offensive fighter patrols over enemy territory both by day and by night. Targets attacked included power stations, large concentration distilleries and factories. On one occasion Flight Sergeant Gill sighted two of our aircraft which had been forced down onto the sea and remained over them until driven off by a formation of enemy fighters. On 12th February 1942 this airman participated in operations against a German battleship and their escorts and pressed home his attack with great determination in the face of fierce enemy opposition. He damaged at least one enemy motor vessel and one enemy aircraft. This airman has always displayed initiative and keenness and has proved himself to be an inspiration to his fellow pilots." Detail provided by H. Halliday, Orleans, Ontario.