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No.213 Sqn RAF - Squadron Details - Aviation Directory

No.213 Sqn RAF

Name : No.213 Sqn RAF
Founded : 15th January 1918
Disbanded : 31st December 1969
Country : UK
Fate : Disbanded 31st December 1969
More Details :

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Known Code Letters : , AK,

Known Service Details :
Pilot or Aircrew	Rank	Start of Service	End of Service	Known Dates	Aircraft	Airframes	Notes
Hubert. H. Adair	Sergeant	unknown	unknown			V7602
Harold Atkinson		unknown	25th August 1940		Hurricane	P3200	Killed in Action
R. Atkinson	Pilot Officer	unknown	17th October 1940		Hurricane	P3174	Killed in Action
H. J. R. Barrow	Sergeant	unknown	28th November 1940		Hurricane	V6691
G. D. M. Blackwood		unknown	unknown
T. Boyd	Flight Officer	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P2717
Eric Gordon Bruce		unknown	10th January 1941				Killed in Action
M. S. H. C. Buchin	Pilot Officer	unknown	15th August 1940		Hurricane	V7227	Killed in Action
S. L. Butterfield	Sergeant	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P2721
H. D. Clark		unknown	unknown
Michael E Croskell		December 1939	unknown		Hurricane
Dennis David		October 1940	unknown
J. S. Dewar	Squadron Leader	unknown	August 1940
Albert Houle	Flying Officer	September 1941	1942		Spitfire
J. E. P. Laricheliere	Pilot Officer	unknown	16th August 1940		Hurricane		Killed in Action
Joseph E.P. Laricheliere	Pilot Officer	unknown	16th August 1940		Hurricane		Killed in Action
J. A. Lishman	Sergeant	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P2834
Reginald Thomas Llewellyn	Sergeant	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P3113
James Lockhart	Pilot Officer	16th September 1940	unknown				He was moved to No 213 Squadron at Tangmere on September 16th 1940 where he commanded it from November 1941 to January 1942.
H. D. McGregor	Squadron Leader	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P9342
W. J. M. Moss	Sub Lieutenant (FAA)	unknown	27th August 1940		Hurricane	N2336	Killed in Action
Bill Mould		unknown	July 1944		Hurricane Spitfire
P. P. Norris	Sergeant	unknown	13th August 1940		Hurricane	P3348
J. A. L. Phillipart	Pilot Officer	unknown	25th August 1940		Hurricane	V7226 V7226	Killed in Action
L. H. Schwind	Flight Lieutenant	unknown	27th September 1940			N2401	Killed in Action
Johnny Sharpe		unknown	unknown
J. E. J. Sing	Flight Lieutenant	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P3780
Wilf Sizer	Pilot Officer	unknown	April 1941		Hurricane	P3424
G. C. Stone	Pilot Officer	unknown	28th May 1940		Hurricane	P2792	Killed in Action
J. M. Strickland	Flight Lieutenant	unknown	unknown		Hurricane	P2766
S. G. Stuckey	Sergeant	unknown	12th August 1940		Hurricane	P2802
J. M. Talman	Pilot Officer	unknown	unknown		Hurricane
George Westlake		September 1940	unknown		Hurricane		Took temporary command in October 1942.
Ronald Wight	Flight Lieutenant	unknown	11th August 1940		Hurricane	P3789 N2650	Killed in Action
G. N. Wilkes	Sergeant	unknown	12th August 1940		Hurricane	P2854	Killed in Action
E. G. Winning	Flight Lieutenant	unknown	28th May 1940		Hurricane	P3354	Killed in Action
B. A. Wlasnowolski	Pilot Officer	unknown	unknown			N2608
A. Wojcicki	Sergeant	unknown	11th September 1940		Hurricane	V6667	Killed in Action

Pilots and Aircrew for : No.213 Sqn RAF

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Adair, Hubert. Hastings
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Died : 6 / 11 / 1940

Adair, Hubert. Hastings

He joined the RAF in 1936 and was eventually posted to 88 Sqn where he flew Fairey Battles in France. He joined l5l Sqn at RAF Digby, Lincolnshire, on 4th September 1940. He was posted to 213 Sqn at RAF Tangmere, West Sussex on the 16th September 1940. He was involved in a night landing accident at Tangmere on 5th November. The following afternoon Adair was in action but did not return from combat which took part over the Southampton area at about 14:40 hrs. Locals were aware of the crash and Hurricane (AK-D), V 7602, was excavated on 6th October 1979 where it had burned out near Pigeon House Farm on Portsdown Hill, Widley, Hampshire. When the pilot's remains were found they were later sent to Porchester Crematorium for disposal by the Coroner. It is widely regarded that Adair was almost certainly shot down by Major Helmut Wick of JG 2.

Atkinson, Harold
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Died : 25 / 8 / 1940

Atkinson, Harold

Pilot Officer Harold David Atkinson of No 213 Squadron shot down 2 Bf 109's and a He 111, 2 unconfirmed and 3 shared kills in France prior to the Battle of Britain. In August 1940 he destroyed 2 Bf 109's, 3 Bf 110's and a He 111. Pilot Officer Atkinson's total score was 9 confirmed, 3 shared, 2 unconfirmed and 2 damaged. He was shot down and killed on the 25th of August 1940 in a Hurricane (P3200) near Portland.

Atkinson, R.
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Died : 17 / 10 / 1940

Atkinson, R.

Pilot Officer R.Atkinson of No.213 Squadron was killed on October 17th 1940. His Hurricane (P3174) was shot down by a Me109 near Ashford in Kent. He was 19.

Barrow, H. J. R.
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Died : 28 / 11 / 1940

Barrow, H. J. R.

Sergeant H.J.R.Barrow of No.213 Squadron was killed on November 28th 1940. His Hurricane (V6691) was shot down by a Me109 over Tangmere and ditched into the sea. Barrow's body was washed up on the French coast. He was 21.

Bidgood, I. J. K.
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Died : 2 / 6 / 1941

Bidgood, I. J. K.

Killed June 2nd 1941

Blackwood, G. D. M.
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Blackwood, G. D. M.

Squadron Leader G.D.M.Blackwood lead No 310 Squadron (Czech) flying Hurricane's. Squadron Leader Blackwood was on patrol on the 26th of August 1940, Blackwood baled out of his Hurricane I (P3887) when he was hit by the return fire from some Dornier Do 17's over Clacton. He was unhurt.

Boyd, T.
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Died : 31 / 5 / 1940

Boyd, T.

Flight Officer T.Boyd of No.213 Squadron was shot down in his Hurricane (P2717) on May 28th 1940 whilst flying escort. He was shot down into the sea and was rescued. Boyd was killed on May 31st 1940 when his Hurricane (P3419) was shot down. He was aged 25 and buried at St Joris in Belgium.

Bramah, H. G. K.
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Bramah, H. G. K.

Bruce, Eric Gordon
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Died : 10 / 1 / 1941

Bruce, Eric Gordon

On 10th January 1941 Sgt Eric Gordon Bruce was flying Hurricane P3522 in formation as part of a formation flying exercise and had left base of Leconfield at 09.40hrs. During the exercise the formation entered cloud and this aircraft became detached from the pilot's section leader, the pilot then became lost when flying in the cloud. It eventually crashed into high ground in the snow covered Yorkshire Dales on Caldbergh Moor, south of Scrafton near Middleham and the pilot was sadly killed in the crash, he was probably flying level at the time of the crash. The wreckage was not found for some time, the police records state that it was discovered at 14.00hrs on 22nd January 1941. In the years after the crash the pilot's mother erected a memorial on the site of the crash. The pilot had only seventeen hours flying a Hurricane at the time of this incident

Buchin, M. S. H. C.
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Died : 15 / 8 / 1940

Buchin, M. S. H. C.

Pilot Officer M.S.H.C.Buchin of No.213 Squadron was killed on August 15th 1940, his Hurricane (V7227) was lost over Portland.

Bushell, G. D.
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Died : 31 / 12 / 1940

Bushell, G. D.

Killed December 31 1940

Butterfield, S. L.
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Died : 11 / 8 / 1940

Butterfield, S. L.

Sergeant S.L.Butterfield of No.213 Squadron was shot down in his Hurricane (P2721) on May 28th 1940 by a Me109, he baled out over the sea and was later rescued by a paddle steamer 'Royal Eagle'.

Clark, H. D.
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Clark, H. D.

Pilot Officer H.D.Clark of No.85 Squadron was wounded when flying in Hurricane (P2824) on May 16th 1940, he was shot down and crash-landed following combat with Me109s.

Cottam, H. W.
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Died : 5 / 12 / 1941

Cottam, H. W.

Killed December 5th 1941

Croskell, Michael E
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Died : 0 / 1 / 2015

Croskell, Michael E

Joining the RAFVR in June 1938, Michael Croskell was called up in September 1939 at the outbreak of war. He was posted to join 213 Squadron at Wittering in December flying Hurricanes, and took part in the Battle of France and the operations over Dunkirk in May 1940, where he probably destroyed a Ju87. He flew with 213 Squadron throughout the Battle of Britain, scoring three further victories at the height of the battle in August 1940. Commissioned in 1942, his great fighter skills led to him spending six years as an instructor.

David, Dennis
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Died : 25 / 8 / 2000

David, Dennis

Pilot Officer Dennis David was with No 87 Squadron during the Battle for France flying Hurricane's. He stayed with them until October 1940 and then joined No 213 Squadron. W.D.David achieved the rank of Group Captain. In early 1943, he flew Beaufighters with No.89 Sqn, including Beaufighter Mk.1F V8447 N, his personal aircraft.

Davies, M. P.
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Davies, M. P.

Dewar, J. S.
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Died : 12 / 9 / 1940

Dewar, J. S.

Squadron Leader John S.'Johnie'Dewer commanded No 87 Squadron from November 1939 until the 12th of July 1940. Dewar then Commanded No 213 Squadron until August 1940. He was then promoted to Wing Commander and Station Commander at Exeter. Dewer was awarded the D.S.O. and the D.F.C. Wing Commander J.S.Dewer was killed on the 12th of September 1940 while on patrol in his Hurricane I (V7306). He was lost over the coast while flying to Tangmere, probably shot down. His body was washed ashore on the 30th of September 1940.

Dunscombe, R. D.
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Died : 31 / 5 / 1941

Dunscombe, R. D.

Missing believed killed May 31st 1941**

Duryasz, M.
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Duryasz, M.

Grayson, C.
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Died : 8 / 7 / 1945

Grayson, C.

Killed July 8th 1945

Houle, Albert
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Died : 1 / 6 / 2008

Houle, Albert

Flying Officer and Group Captain Albert Shorty’Ulrich Houle Jr. Born in Massey on March 24, 1914, Albert Houle went to the University of Toronto with a Bsc (science) in 1936. In 1936 he won the Canadian intercollegiate wrestling championship . After the outbreak of World War Two Albert Houle in September 1940 enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force at North Bay and received his flying wings is Saskatchewan. Along with other Canadian Pilots he joined 213 Squadron at Nicosia, Cyprus in September 1941 and remained with 213 Squadron until 1942. It was during this period that Flying Officer Albert Houle destroyed three enemy aircraft, damaged three others, and also had one probable and one shared. He was awarded the DFC on November 27, 1942. Not only did Group Captain Albert Houle fly with 213 Squadron but also 145 and 417 Squadrons, and his score of enemy aircraft was 11 destroyed, one probable and seven others damaged. Houle and his Spitfire became a legend during and after the war. He was the most successful of the many Canadian pilots who flew with the squadron during the war. His citation for his DFC reads : One evening in October, 1942, Flying Officer Houle was flying with his squadron on patrol over El Alamein when a formation of enemy dive-bombers was sighted. The enemy aircraft jettisoned their bombs and flew west in an attempt to avoid the combat. With great tenacity and determination Flying Officer Houle pursued them far over the enemies lines and in the rapidly failing light engaged and destroyed at least two of the hostile bombers, Group Captain Albert Shorty Ulrich Houle died June 1st 2008 and is buried in Ottawa Canada.

Hutley, R. R.
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Died : 29 / 10 / 1940

Hutley, R. R.

Killed October 29th 1940

Jeram, D
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Jeram, D

Jeram, D. M.
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Jeram, D. M.

Kearsey, P. J.
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Died : 29 / 1 / 1941

Kearsey, P. J.

Killed January 29th 1941**

Kellow, R. A.
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Kellow, R. A.

Kellow, Raymond E
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Kellow, Raymond E

Squadron Leader Raymond Alan Kellow, 213 Squadron, Cambridgeshire, Hurricanes

Laricheliere, J. E. P.
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Died : 16 / 8 / 1940

Laricheliere, J. E. P.

Pilot Officer J.E.P.Laricheliere of No.213 Squadron was killed on August 16th 1940. His Hurricane was shot down off Portland in combat.

Laricheliere, Joseph E.P.
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Died : 16 / 8 / 1940

Laricheliere, Joseph E.P.

Pilot Officer J.E.P.Laricheliere a Canadian from No 213 Squadron was shot down and killed his Hurricane I near Portland on the 16th of August 1940.

Lishman, J. A.
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Lishman, J. A.

Sergeant J.A.Lishman of No.213 Squadron was on patrol in his Hurricane (P2834) on May 28th 1940 when he was shot down into the sea, he was wounded but later rescued.

Llewellyn, Reginald Thomas
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Llewellyn, Reginald Thomas

Sergeant Reginald Thomas Llewellyn flew Hurricane's with No 213 Squadron during the Battle of Britain. On September 15th 1940 he baled out of his Hurricane I (P3113) following combat over Hawkhurst and was severely wounded. He was later awarded the D.F.M. and survived the war.

Lockhart, James
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Died : 5 / 4 / 1942

Lockhart, James

Pilot Officer James Lockhart was commissioned in the R.A.F in the November of 1939 and was posted to No 85 Squadron on the 24th of May 1940. He was wounded on August 24th 1940 by the Dover A.A. He was moved to No 213 Squadron at Tangmere on September 16th 1940 where he commanded it from November 1941 to January 1942. He was again moved, this time to No 258 Squadron and on April 5th 1942 killed whilst with the squadron, he was 26. He is buried in Kannette Cemetery at Columbo, Sri Lankar.

Macdonald, D. S.
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Macdonald, D. S.

McGregor, H. D.
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McGregor, H. D.

Squadron Leader H.D.McGregor of No.213 Squadron was shot down over the sea on May 31st in his Hurricane (P9342), he was later rescued by a ship.

Moss, W. J. M.
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Died : 27 / 8 / 1940

Moss, W. J. M.

Sub-Lieutenant W.J.M.Moss of No.213 Squadron was killed on August 27th 1940. His Hurricane (N2336) ditched into the sea whilst on patrol over the Channel. He was aged 22.

Mould, Bill
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Mould, Bill

After joining 213 Sqn as a pilot he flew Hurricanes and Spitfires over France and Germany. In July 1944 he moved to 112 Sqn operating from Italy flying the P-40 and P-51 Mustang, completing a total of 100 operations. He was shot down on a mission over Croatia but evaded capture and was able to return to the unit in Italy.

Norris, P. P.
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Died : 13 / 8 / 1940

Norris, P. P.

Sergeant P.P.Norris of No 213 Squadron was killed on August 13th 1940 in his Hurricane I (P3348) when it was shot down off Portland, he is buried at Etaples, France. He was 22.

Osmand, A. G.
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Died : 20 / 10 / 1943

Osmand, A. G.

Killed October 20th 1943

Phillipart, J. A. L.
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Died : 25 / 8 / 1940

Phillipart, J. A. L.

Pilot Officer J.A.L.Phillipart of No.213 Squadron was killed on August 25th 1940. His Hurricane (V7226) was shot down off Portland, he baled out but sadly drowned.

Schwind, L. H.
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Died : 27 / 9 / 1940

Schwind, L. H.

Flight Lieutenant L.H.Schwind flew with No 213 Squadron & No 257 Squadron during the Battle of Britain. He was killed on September 27th 1940 when his Hurricane I (N2401) was shot down over Gatwick and crashed.

Sharpe, Johnny
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Sharpe, Johnny

Qualified as a pilot in 1944 and was posted to Italy flying Spitfires and Mustangs for 249 and 213 Squadrons, flying across the Adriatic and taking part in combat over the Balkans. He was nicknamed 8 o'clock because he was never on time for briefings!

Sing, J. E. J.
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Sing, J. E. J.

Flight Lieutenant J.E.J.Sing from No 213 Squadron baled out of his Hurricane I (P3780) safely on September 11th 1940 over Selsey.

Sizer, Wilf
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Died : 22 / 12 / 2006

Sizer, Wilf

Born on 23rd February 1920, at the outbreak of war Bill Sizer was flying Hurricanes with 213 Squadron, after flying Guantlets with No.17 Squadron. The squadron flew to France in May 1940, where he scored his first victories, before being attacked by five Me109s and shot down. Rejoining his squadron soon after, he took part in the air battles over Dunkirk before again being shot down and escaping back to England. He flew throughout the Battle of Britain. Based at Exeter, on the 11th of August, he shot down a Ju88, and the next day he shot down a fighter escorting a large formation of bombers. As the attacks intensified, the pilots of 213 Sqn fle wup to four patrols a day. On the 15th of August he shot down two Ju87 Stukas. He also shared in the destruction of a Ju88 in October 1940, bringing it down over Beachy Head. He was awarded the DFC for scoring 7 and 5 shared victories. In April 1941 he was posted to join 1 Squadron, and then 91 Squadron. In April 1942 he joined 152 Squadron flying Spitfires, with whom he went to North Africa. In January 1943 he was given command of 93 Squadron and took part in the Sicily landings. While leading 93 Squadron he shot down two Italian fighters and damaged several others. He was awarded a Bar to the DFC. He finished the war with 7 and 5 shared victories. He died 22nd December 2006.

Snowden, E. G.
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Snowden, E. G.

Stevens, G.
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Stevens, G.

Stone, G. C.
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Died : 28 / 5 / 1940

Stone, G. C.

Pilot Officer G.C.Stone of No.213 Squadron was killed on May 28th 1940. He was flying in his Hurricane (P2792) when he was thought to be shot down over water, as his body was found there. He was buried at sea.

Strickland, J. M.
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Died : 14 / 8 / 1941

Strickland, J. M.

Killed August 14th 1941

Stuckey, S. G.
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Died : 12 / 8 / 1940

Stuckey, S. G.

Sergeant S.G.Stuckey of No 213 Squadron was killed when his Hurricane I (P2802) was shot down over the Channel off Bognor on August 12th 1940.

Talman, J. M.
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Died : 10 / 7 / 1944

Talman, J. M.

Pilot Officer J.M.Talman of No 213 Squadron was in combat on September 28th 1940. His Hurricane I was shot down by a Bf 110 over Bembridge on the Isle of Wight. He was rescued unhurt.

Thomson, Thomas R
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Died : 31 / 3 / 2008

Thomson, Thomas R

Battle of Britain Pilot, who flew with 213, 607 and 615 Squadrons during the Battle of Britain. Sadly, he died on 31st March 2008.

Westlake, George
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Died : 18 / 1 / 2006

Westlake, George

Westlake was a student at the DeHavilland Aeronautical Technical School when he joined the RAFVR in September 1937. , George Westlake joined 43 Squadron at the height of the Battle of Britain. On 29th September he moved to 213 Squadron at Tangmere, and on 15th November shot down an Me109. In May of the following year the squadron flew their Hurricanes off HMS Furious to Malta bound for Egypt and was briefly attached to 80 Squadron during the Syrian campaign, where he had some further success. Returning to 213 Squadron he took temporary command in October 1942. In 1944 he led 239 Wing in Italy. when he was posted to 211 Group, later moving to 212 Group. He was involved with planning the invasion of Sicily and Italy and in early 1945 he was appointed Wing Leader of 239 Wing, awarded the DSO (22.6.45) .He finished the war with eleven victories. He died 18th January 2006.

Wight, Ronald
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Died : 11 / 8 / 1940

Wight, Ronald

Flight Lieutenant Ronald Derek G.Wight was with No 213 Squadron at the outbreak of the war. He shot down 4 enemy aircraft in France plus 6 more over Dunkirk for which he was awarded the D.F.C. He was shot down and killed of Portland on August 11th 1940 in his Hurricane I (N2650) whilst leading 3 Hurricane's against 60 Bf 110's. He held the D.F.C. and is buried at Cayeux sur Mer France. He was 24.

Wilkes, G. N.
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Died : 12 / 8 / 1940

Wilkes, G. N.

Sergeant G.N.Wilkes of No 213 Squadron was killed when his Hurricane I (P2854) was shot down over the Channel off Bognor on August 12th 1940.

Wilson-Macdonald, D. S.
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Wilson-Macdonald, D. S.

See MacDonald D S

Winning, E. G.
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Died : 28 / 5 / 1940

Winning, E. G.

Flight Lieutenant E.G.Winning of No.213 Squadron was killed on May 28th 1940, he had been flying escort to St Omer when his Hurricane (P3354) was shot down.

Wlasnowolski, B. A.
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Died : 1 / 11 / 1940

Wlasnowolski, B. A.

Pilot Officer Boleslaw A. Wlasnowolski from Poland he flew with No 607 Squadron, No 32 Squadron & No 213 Squadron's. He joined No 32 Squadron on the 8th of August 1940. On August 18th 1940 he damaged his Hurricane I (R4081) when he ran into a tree stump at Biggin Hill after combat. He scored four kills during the Battle of Britain. He was shot down by a Bf 109 over Portsmouth in his Hurricane I (N2608) and killed on November 1st 1940, he was 23 years of age. Wlasnowolski was awarded V.M. (5th Class) on February 1st 1941 and K.W. on October 31st 1947.

Wojcicki, A.
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Died : 11 / 9 / 1940

Wojcicki, A.

Sergeant A.Wojcicki from Poland of No 213 Squadron was killed on September 11th 1940. He was shot down in his Hurricane I (V6667) off Selsey Bill.