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Those known to have served with
No. 194 Squadron Royal Air Force
during the Second World War 1939-1945.
- Court Robert.
- Friel Gho. Sgt.
- Murphy Charles Christopher. ACI.
- Ollerhead George. F/Sgt.
- Ollerhead George.
- Walton Colin Alan. P/O. (d.3rd May 1945)
- Wells Robert.
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There are:2189 items tagged No. 194 Squadron Royal Air Force available in our Library
These include information on officers, regimental histories, letters, diary entries, personal accounts and information about actions during the Second World War.
George Ollerhead 102 Squardron
George Ollerhead served with 102 Sqdn and 194 Sqdn from 1941 to 1945, if anyone remembers him I would be very glad to hear from you.Mark Haselden
Robert Wells pilot 194 Sqd.
My father Robert Wells RAF was pilot on c47 Dakotas in India 1944/45 on 194 sqd.Bob Wells
ACI. Charles Christopher Murphy 194 Squadron
Charles Murphy served with 194 Squadron, Royal Air Force.
P/O. Colin Alan "Happy" Walton 194 Squadron (d.3rd May 1945)
My father, Colin Walton, joined the RAAF in Australia on 2nd of July 1940 and was sent to Canada and England to train. He was then stationed in India and flew Dakotas from Imphal, India delivering supplies. His last flight was his third mission for the day in very bad weather. He and his crew were declared missing on 3rd of May 1945.Jill Overton
Sgt. Gho Friel 194 Sqdn.
My dad volunteered for 194 Squadron which started in August 1942 in Burma. He was a non-commissioned sgt pilot from 1939 to 1945. His crew was from Australia and New Zealand.John Friel
Robert Court 1651 HCU
I served with 1651 HCU from 1942 to 1944 as a Fitter 11A servicing Stirlings, before being posted overseas with 194 Squadron.Bob Court
F/Sgt. George Ollerhead W/op 102 Sqd.
My grandad, Georhe Ollerhead trained at Blackpool from 17th January 1941 when he joined the RAF and later went on to Driffield and was assigned to 102 Sqdn. He trained through Wymeswold and Litchfield from 1943 onwards to the early part of 1945 from were he was posted to Karachi with 194 SQdn. He was a Wireless opp air gunner and made it to Flight Sargent. I am very very proud of this fine man and only have one photo of him the day he joined up, aged 21. I would love to know if anyone out there remembers him.Mark Haselden
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