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503917Flight Sergeant Elmer Lawrance Tycoles
RCAF 428 Squadron
(d.24th December 1943)
Halifax LK928 Squadron 428 Operation Frankfurt Date 1 20th December 1943 Date 2 21st December 1943 LK928 was one of two No.428 Squadron Halifaxes lost on this operation (the other was EB252). Airborne 1614 20Dec43 from Middleton St.George. Cause of loss not established. Crashed at Glees some 7 km NNW of Mendig. Burials are reported from Glees 27Dec43; their graves are now located in Rheinberg War Cemetery.The brother of Sgt Jessiman, William Herkis Jessiman, was also KIA. F/S Tycoles survived the crash as his death is reported to have taken place at Reserve Lager Maria Loast 24Dec43.
F/S J.L.Keighan RCAF PoW Sgt George Herkis Jessiman RCAF R/68645 KIA age 22 F/O Keith Maxwell Mosher RCAF J/21553 KIA F/S Elmer Lawrance Tycoles RCAF R/128073 Inj Sgt John Patrick Slater RAF 1516173 KIA age 29 Sgt George Kensall RAF 1052337 KIA age 22 Sgt Thomas Stanley Roy Dagnall RAF 1600759 KIA F/S J.L.Keighan was interned in Camps L6/357, PoW No.1463.
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