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Lorne Cameron - Aircrew Details - Aviation Directory

Lorne Cameron


Name : Lorne Cameron

Awards :
Distinguished Flying Cross
Distinguished Flying Cross with 1 Bar

Lorne Cameron was Born on the 27th ofFebruary 1922 in Roland, Manitoba, Canada and on the 2nd of January 1941 enlisted for the air force. Lorne Cameron trained at No.2 ITS and graduated on the 29th of April 1941. In October 1941 Cameron was posted to the UK. Initially he was with No.53 OTU, 18 Nov.41 to 20 Jan.42 before going to No.402 Squadron, 20 Janaury 1942 to 22 July 1942 when he was injured in a crash. On the 6th of September 1942 Cameron returned to 402 Squadron where he stayed until 3rd April 1943, after which he moved to a No.53 OTU until the 12th of November 1943. On the 12th November Cameron joined No.401 Squadron, until on the 3rd of July 1943 his aircraft was shot down by enemy flak - he was captured but escaped and managed to get back to Britain on the 3rd of September 1944. Squadron Leader Lorne Cameron returned to Canada to attend RCAF Staff College but after the war retired on the 4th of October 1945. Squadron Leader Lorne Cameron had earned both the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Bar to the DFC. After the war, Cameron became a very successful financial person with James Richardson & Sons Co, who retired to Victoria, B.C. after a distinguished career.

Citation for the Distinuished Flying Cross, gazetted 4th April 1944.

This officer led a large formation of fighters detailed to escort a very large force of bombers on an operational mission in March 1944. Throughout the sortie, during which several enemy aircraft were shot down, Squadron Leader Cameron displayed great skill and determination and played a good part in the success achieved. He has invariably displayed high courage, setting an example which has been reflected in the fine fighting qualities of the squadron he commands.

Artwork with companion print(s) featuring the mounted signature of this Pilot or Aircrew


Dawn Till Dusk by Richard Taylor. (E)



Squadrons :
No.402 Sqn RCAF
No.421 Sqn RCAF
No.416 Sqn RCAF
Pilots or Aircrew :
Lorne Cameron

Known Individual Aircraft :

Type

Serial

Codes

First Flew

Squadron History

Aircrew History

History Notes

Engine

Factory

Spitfire IX

BS152

AE-W

25/08/1942

details

details

no information

Merlin 61

Eastleigh










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