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Ameland (Nes) General Cemetery


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901205 Sergeant
Duncan Henry Barrett
49 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
29th August 1941.

Plot D. Row 13. Coll. grave 12.

Son of Benjamin Hush Barrett and Isabella Sanderson Barrett, of Durban, Natal, South Africa.

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404051 Sergeant
Albert Frank Bissell
103 Squadron, 
Royal New Zealand Air Force
24th June 1942, aged 27.
Plot D Row 15. Grave 19.

Son of Albert Francis and Mary Elsie Bissell, of Ruatapu, Westland, New Zealand.


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403208 Flying Officer
Malcolm James Larke Blunt

Royal Australian Air Force
7th June 1942, aged 27.

Plot D. Row 15. Grave 9.

Son of Reginald Rupert and Mary Blunt; husband of Hannah Elizabeth Blunt, of Red Hill, Queensland, Australia.

Studio portrait of 403208 Flying Officer (FO) Malcolm James Larke Blunt, 150 Squadron RAF, of Neutral Bay, NSW. He attained a Bachelor of Economics degree and worked as a clerk prior to enlisting in February 1941. FO Blunt trained under the Empire Air Training Scheme (EATS) in Canada and England. On the night of 6 June 1942 FO Blunt left RAF Station Snaith in North Humberside, England, flying Wellington X3279, radio call sign JN-M, on a bombing raid to Emden, Germany. Wellington X3279 was shot down by an enemy night fighter and crashed at approximately 1 am on 7 June 1942 in the Wadden Sea, Netherlands. FO Blunt and all five other crew members were killed.​

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627478 Flight Sergeant
Cecil Thomas Theobald Brady, D. F. M. 
156 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force
20th April 1942, aged 22.
Plot D. Row 15. Grave 5.



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J/8442 Flying Officer
Lawrence Bartlett Carson
15 Squadron, 
Royal Canadian Air Force
19th February 1943, aged 29.
Plot D. Row 13. Coll. grave 15A-16A.

Son of John Arthur and Ethel Sarah Carson, of Oshawa, Ontario, Canada.



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H/19940 Private
Richard Carswell

Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders of Canada, R.C.I.C.
19th August 1942, aged 32.

Plot D. Row 13. Grave 21.

Son of Robert and Katherine Carswell; husband of Isabella Lamb Carswell, of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.


His headstone bears the inscription "God Took Him Home, It Was His Will But In Our Hearts He Liveth Still"




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414256 Flying Officer
Bernard Verdun Crawford
15 Squadron, 
Royal New Zealand Air Force
19th February 1943.
Plot D. Row 13. Grave 15.


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R/87315 Sergeant
Thomas Alvin Crawford
Royal Canadian Air Force
6th May 1942.
Plot D. Row 15. Grave 17.

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551847 Sergeant
Peter Oswald Daly
57 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force
23rd May 1943.
Plot D. Row 13. Grave 8.



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R/109725 Flight Sergeant
Alfred James Down
115 Squadron, 
Royal Canadian Air Force
​2nd March 1943, aged 20.
Plot D. Row 13. Grave 11.

Son of Walter Alfred William and Charlotte Harper Down, of Chatham, Ontario, Canada.

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963881 Sergeant
Bernard John Dykes
58 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
12th March 1942, aged 21.
Plot D. Row 15. Grave 6.

Son of Joseph Walter and Dorothy Eva Dykes, of Maldon, Essex.


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R/92181 Flight Sergeant
George Henry Ellis
420 Squadron, 
Royal Canadian Air Force
21st June 1942, aged 28.
Plot D. Row 15. Grave 11.

Son of George Henry McKenzie Ellis and Maud Victoria Ellis, of Comox, British Columbia, Canada.

His headstone bears the inscription "Eternal Rest Grant Him, O Lord; And May Light Perpetual Shine On Him"



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1377062 Sergeant
Ronald Frank Fowler
15 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
19th February 1943, aged 30.
Plot D. Row 13. Coll. grave 15A-16A.

Son of Francis Joseph and Grace Lillian Fowler; husband of Lilian Helena Fowler, of Morden, Surrey.



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1367274 Sergeant
John Renwick Glendinning
115 Squadron, 
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
13th June 1943, aged 23.
Plot D. Row 13. Grave 10.

Son of Walter and and Margaret Glendinning, of Hawick, Roxburghshire.

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