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GUYANCOURT COMMUNAL CEMETERY
Yvelines
France

Location Information

Guyancourt is a village and commune 7 kilometres south-west of Versailles. The communal cemetery is on the eastern side of the village on the Bouviers-la-Minière road.


Burial Details

409522 Flight Sergeant Thomas George Dellar, Royal Australian Air Force, died 12th June 1943, aged 25. Son of George Thomas Dellar and Florence May Dellar, of Portland, Victoria, Australia.


Pictures © Johan Pauwels


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Group portrait of No 4 Initial Training School, RAAF, Course No 20, B Squadron, Flight 5 at Victor Harbor, South Australia. Identified back row, left to right:

409327 Arthur Edwin Skirving; 409515 Ivan William Conway; 409517 Albert James Corkill; 9183 Gordon Cashmore; 409512 Ernest Austin Christian; 409510 Arthur John Carmody (died of illness 6 May 1947); 409498 Robert Hazelton Allen; 409497 Harold James Boal (killed on operations over Holland 31 January 1944); 409507 Royston Richard Cameron (killed on operations over Germany 22 March 1945); 409504 Thomas Burrowes (killed on operations over New Guinea 14 December 1943); and 409505 John Dennis Byrne.

Centre row, left to right: 409501 Herbert Ivey Bradbury; 409496 Jack Gordon Stewart Bell (died in an accident 2 January 1943); 409489 Gordon Andrews; 409523 Maurice Dewar; 409511 David Alwyn Checchi (died in an accident in South Australia 13 May 1942); 409508 Ernest Thompson Cappi; 409519 Gregory James Black (killed on operations over north west Europe 3 April 1943); 409522 Thomas George Dellar (killed on operations over France 12 June 1943); 409520 William John Cameron; 409518 Eric Lawrence Coutts (discharged 10 April 1942); 409490 Thomas William Carlyon Angove (discharged 28 September 1944); and 409493 Ernst Marcel Baints.

Front row, left to right: 409516 Beresford William Browne; 409524 Richard Woodfull Eades; 409487 Andrew William Allan; 409486 Gilbert Francis Ackland (discharged 5 December 1941); 409494 John Barton; 409514 William Charles Comerford; possibly 26704 Albert Henry Gray; 409506 Murray Cameron Caffyn (died as a POW in Germany 27 October 1943); 409509 Henry William Carew; 409492 Bertram Henry Armstrong; 409491 Kenneth Munro Anquetil; 409513 Ian Ferguson Clement; and 409488 Ian Wray Anderson.
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The casualty numbers for each cemetery are taken from the C. W. G. C. site. We are aware that there can be discrepancies in the numbers quoted.
(The G. P. S. Coordinates are also taken from the C. W. G. C. site)


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