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Those known to have served with No. 10 Squadron Royal Air Force during the Second World War 1939-1945. - Ashton J. . Sgt (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Bailey Alfred. Sgt. (d.27th Jun 1944)
- Bailey Allfred. Sgt. (d.29th June 1943)
- Baldwin DFC. Jack. F/Lt.
- Barrett Gerald. Sqd.Ldr.
- Beales Fred. Sgt. (d.10th June 1944)
- Bedell MID. W. Frank. LAC.
- Bell John Rogerson. AC1. (d.2nd Oct 1939)
- Berry Albert James. Flt.Sgt. (d.14th Feb1945)
- Bole Jimmy. F/Sgt
- Booth AW. Sgt. (d.1943-06-29)
- Bradshaw Reginald Eric. P/O (d.1943-06-29)
- Braley Raymond. F/O. (d.13th Oct 1942)
- Brant. . P/O
- Britton Maurice Henry. Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Britton Maurice Henry. Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Brown David D. Sgt (d.1943-06-29)
- Bryne . Sgt
- Buckner Ronald George Edwin. Flight Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Buckner Ronald George Edwin. Flight Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Cameron Robert. P/O. (d.3rd Nov 1943)
- Chell L. H. . F/S (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Clarke Henry James. Sgt. (d.15th Feb 1944)
- Cook Eric T.. Sgt. (d.16th July 1943)
- Cook P. . F/O
- Cox Charles Dudley Gough.
- Cross Herbert Ernest. P/O (d.1943-06-29)
- Davenport Bob . P/O. (d.5th March 1945)
- Davis Frank. F/O. (d.8th May 1942)
- Davis Kenneth Charles. Sgt.
- Dickinson Robert J . P/O
- Driver DFM. Alfred. Sgt.
- Ellyatt John. F/O. (d.10th June 1944)
- Elsome. Doug . Flight Sergeant
- Entwistle Clifford C. Flt/Sgt. (d.1943-06-29)
- Fearnley Fred . Flt Sgt. (d.5th March 1945)
- Ferguson Thomas. Flt Sgt.
- Fitsell Richard Louis. Sgt. (d.12th September 1941)
- Foster Jeffrey Bernard. Sgt. (d.29th January 1944)
- Geddes Roy Hamilton. P/O (d.1943-06-29)
- Gibbs. R. A. . F.O. (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Grainger James. Sgt. (d.22nd October 1943)
- Grant DFC. Robert Bickerton. F/Lt.
- Grayshan John. F/O. (d.14th Feb 1945)
- Greenmon Phillip. Sgt. (d.29th Dec 1943)
- Griffiths. Harry . Sergeant
- Hanigan Lawrence. W01.
- Hayes Peter Mill. Flight Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Hayes Peter Mill. Flight Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Hill Alfred Francis. AC1 (d.2nd Oct 1939)
- Hodgson Steve . Flt Eng
- Hughes . Sgt
- Hughes Reginald W.. Sgt. (d.7th June 1943)
- Jackson Bernard. Sgt. (d.5th Jan 1945)
- Johnston Norman. Sgt. (d.27th Aug 1940)
- Jones DFM. William John. Flt.Lt.
- Kinney J R. Flight Officer
- Kinney J R. Flight Officer
- Lawrence. Doug . Flight Sergeant
- Lear Kenneth Seymour. Flying Officer
- Lear Kenneth Seymour. Flying Officer
- Lindsey Angus MacDonald. F/Sgt. (d.18th Nov 1943)
- Lipshitz DFM. Arthur. Sgt. (d.23rd Dec 1943)
- Marshall. Allan . Flying Officer
- McClements Robert. Flt.Lt.
- McClements Robert. WO.
- McIntosh Angus . Sgt
- Morgan John Henry. F/Sgt.
- Moss Desmond . Flt Lt
- Muldoon Jock . Flt Eng.
- Mullinex George Arthur. WO.
- Neville. Leslie P . Sgt
- Norton K R. Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Norton K R. Sergeant (d.20th December 1943)
- Parham W. P. . F/O (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Paxton. Fraser . Sergeant
- Priest Cyril. Pilot Officer (d.20th December 1943)
- Priest Cyril. Pilot Officer (d.20th December 1943)
- Rostron Alfred. Sgt. (d.27th Sep 1943)
- Seabridge. William Henry . (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Shannon R. Sgt
- Slaughter Todd. F/Lt.
- Smith T. C. . Sgt (d. 3rd Feb 1945 )
- Somerville. . Sgt
- Steel Gordon William Edwards. F/Lt.
- Tasker John . (d.5th March 1945)
- Thornley. Jack . Sergeant
- Tomlinson. D G . F/Lt
- Trobe DSO.DFC Jack Hewson. Ac /Sqd Leader
- Tuck. Reg . Sergeant
- Turner Harry.
- van Willem Jacob. F/O (d.10th Jun 1944)
- vanStockum. Willem Jacob . (d.10th Jun 1944)
- Walters . Sgt
- Watkins Harold Lionel. Sgt. (d.17th Jan 1945)
- Webster Lindsay . W/O. (d.5th March 1945)
- White Robert Stirratt. Sgt (d.1943-06-29)
- Whitmarsh DFM Alan Walter. Light Lieutenant (d.20th December 1943)
- Whitmarsh DFM Alan Walter. Light Lieutenant (d.20th December 1943)
- Wicks Edward Charles. Flt.Sgt. (d.10th Jun 1944)
- Willetts Francis. Sgt (d.18th August 1943)
- Young DFC. James David. FO.
The names on this list have been submitted by relatives, friends, neighbours and others who wish to remember them, if you have any names to add or any recollections or photos of those listed,
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Sergeant K R Norton 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
Flying Officer Kenneth Seymour Lear KIA
Flight Sergeant Ronald George Edwin Buckner KIA
Sergeant Maurice Henry Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Sergeant Maurice Henry Britton 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
Flying Officer Kenneth Seymour Lear KIA
Flight Sergeant Ronald George Edwin Buckner KIA
Sergeant Maurice Henry Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Flight Sergeant Ronald George Edwin Buckner 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
Flying Officer Kenneth Seymour Lear KIA
Flight Sergeant Ronald George Edwin Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Flying Officer Kenneth Seymour Lear 10 Squadron My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
F/O K.S.Lear KIA
F/S R.G.E.Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Flight Officer J R Kinney 10 Squadron My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
F/O K.S.Lear KIA
F/S R.G.E.Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Pilot Officer Cyril Priest 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
F/O J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
F/O K.S.Lear KIA
F/S R.G.E.Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Flight Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sgt Peter Mill Hayes KIA
P/O C.Priest KIA
F/O J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
F/O K.S.Lear KIA
F/S R.G.E.Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Light Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sgt P.M.Hayes KIA
P/O C.Priest KIA
F/O J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
F/O K.S.Lear KIA
F/S R.G.E.Buckner KIA
Sgt M.H.Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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Harry Turner 10 Squadron My dad, Harry Turner, was in 10 Squadron until his demob in 1945/6. Unfortunately, Dad died 15 years ago but I still have his demob card and flying log books, and a few crew photos. Does anybody out there remember him?
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Sergeant K R Norton 10 Squadron (d.20th December 1943) My husband's father, F/O Kenneth Seymour Lear, served in WW2 and flew in a Halifax bomber. We were told by my husband's mother, who is now deceased, that her husband was stationed at Marston Moor. I am trying to find out any history for him as he was reported missing in action and I think in the end declared dead on the 20th December 1943. My husband, like so many born during the war, never knew his father. We don't even have any photos of him. How can I find out if he was stationed at Marston Moor and if he was, if anyone has any pictures of him. He did also go to Canada for training. Can anyone help? We also don't have a date of birth for him but know he was 20 when he died.
Information from lostbombers.co.uk:
Halifax HX164, Operation Frankfurt, airborne 1637 20th December 1943 from RAF Melbourne. Cause of loss not established. Crashed near Dahlen, where those killed were buried. Their graves are now located in the Rheinberg War Cemetery. F/L Whitmarsh gained an Immediate DFM, Gazetted 31Aug43 for his outstanding airmanship during a raid that same month to Mannheim.
Flight Lieutenant Alan Walter Whitmarsh DFM KIA
Sergeant Peter Mill Hayes KIA
Pilot Officer Cyril Priest KIA
Flight Offficer J.R.Kinney RCAF PoW (confined in hospital due injuries)
Flying Officer Kenneth Seymour Lear KIA
Flight Sergeant Ronald George Edwin Buckner KIA
Sergeant Maurice Henry Britton KIA
Sgt K.R.Norton KIA
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