James S. “Jimmy” Watt RAF Trainee Pilot 1940-1941
k.i.a. 22 June, 1943 Alphen woods, Tilburg, Holland
(Source: J. F. Watt)
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Frank A. Watt RAF - 1941
(Source: J. Bell)
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Malcolm Benitz, Gerry Pryor, Frankie Bell RCAF Trainee Pilots 1940-1941
Gerry: m.i.a. 8 November, 1941, Gulf of Sirte, Mediterranean. Shot down by anti-aircraft fire during attack on enemy convoy.
18th. Squadron, based in Malta; Blenheim Mk.V bomber. (brother-in-law to Corina Benitz)
(Source: P. Benitz)
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Josephine E. “Jo” Webster American Ambulance, Great Britain (AAGB) ca.1943
(Source: J. Lockwood)
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J.R.B. “Jimmy” Roberts Trainee? 1941?
(Source: J. Lockwood)
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Capt. J.R.B. “Jimmy” Roberts Indian Armoured Corps. Indian Army 1944?
(Source: I.M.R. de Girolami)
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Frank Malcolm Benitz Flight Lieutenant, RCAF 1943 (Source: P. Benitz)
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Rodney T. “Rod” Sympson Lieutenant “Chindits” 13th Battalion, The King’s Regiment
77th Indian Infantry Brigade Indian Army (Source: M. Greaven)
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Marjory M. Sympson Lieutenant Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps
c.1946 (Source: J. Lockwood)
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H.J. “Poro” Sympson Lieutenant, c.1942 (later: Captain)
6th Gurkha Rifles 43rd Gurkha Lorried Brigade Indian Army (Source: L. Sympson)
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H.J. “Poro” Sympson Lieutenant (later: Captain)
6th Gurkha Rifles 43rd Gurkha Lorried Brigade Indian Army (Source: M. Greaven)
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Marjory M. Sympson Till I return!! All love. Marjory Jan. ’46
(Source: M. Greaven)
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Rosemary “Rosa” Sympson Royal Army Ordinance Corps (RAOC) British Army (Source: M. Greaven)
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Nancy Sympson Royal Army Ordinance Corps (RAOC) British Army (Source: M. Greaven)
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Josine “Josie” Webster Auxiliary Territorial Service British Army
(Source: J. Lockwood)
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Frankie Bell & brother-in-law Ken Hale in "Don Pancho" - India, 1943
Lockheed Hudson III, model 414 (AE-601) (Source: J. Bell)
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James B. “Jimmy” Roberts (Jimmy with beret)
Indian Armoured Corps. Indian Army, c. 1944 (Source: Camucha Roberts)
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“Mother and Daughter” Jo & Josie Webster (Source: J
Lockwood) -->
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John H. Horner Flying Officer, RCAF
(Source: Susan Horner)
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William B. “Billy” Roberts ABS Submarines RN
(Source: C.V.R. de Somweber)
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