List of RAF aircrew in the Battle of Britain (G–K)

The following is a list of pilots and other aircrew who flew during the Battle of Britain, and were awarded the Battle of Britain Clasp[1] to the 1939–45 Star by flying at least one authorised operational sortie with an eligible unit of the Royal Air Force or Fleet Air Arm during the period from 0001 hours on 10 July to 2359 hours 31 October 1940.[2][3]

History

In 1942, the Air Ministry made the decision to compile a list from records of the names of pilots who had lost their lives as a result of the fighting during the Battle of Britain[notes 1] for the purpose of building a national memorial. This became the Battle of Britain Chapel at Westminster Abbey, which was unveiled by King George VI on 10 July 1947.[4] The Roll of Honour within the Chapel contains the names of 1,497 pilots and aircrew killed or mortally wounded during the Battle.[5]

Nothing was done officially, however, to define the qualifications for the classification of a Battle of Britain airman until 9 November 1960. AMO N850, published by the Air Ministry, stated for the first time the requirements for the awarding of the Battle of Britain Star, and listed the 71 units which were deemed to have been under the control of RAF Fighter Command.[6]

In 1955 Flt Lt John Holloway, a serving RAF officer, began a personal challenge to compile a complete list of "The Few". After fourteen years of research Flt Lt Holloway had 2,946 names on the list. Of these airmen, 537 were killed during the Battle or later died of wounds received.

The Battle of Britain Memorial Trust, founded by Geoffrey Page, raised funds for the construction of the Battle of Britain Memorial at Capel-le-Ferne near Folkestone in Kent. The Memorial, unveiled by Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother on 9 July 1993, shares the site with the Christopher Foxley-Norris Memorial Wall on which a complete list of "The Few" is engraved.[7]

More recently, the Battle of Britain Monument on the Victoria Embankment in London was unveiled on 18 September 2005 by Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall. The idea for the monument was conceived by the Battle of Britain Historical Society which then set about raising funds for its construction. The outside of the monument is lined with bronze plaques listing all the Allied airmen who took part in the Battle.[8]

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NameRankNationalitySqn during BattleAwardsNotes
Gabszewicz, Aleksander KlemensFg OffPOL607 SqnDied 1983 [9]
Gadd, James EdwardSgtBR611 Sqn
Gage, Douglas HughPlt OffBR602 SqnMIA 6 June 1941
Gallus, Pawel PiotrSgtPOL3 & 303 Sqns
Gamblen, Douglas RobertFg OffBR41 SqnMIA 29 July 1940 over Dover. Remembered on Panel 5 of the Runnymede Memorial
Gane, Sidney RussellPlt OffBR248 SqnKIA 20 October 1940 (Pilot)
Gant, ErnestSgtBR236 Sqn
Gardiner, Fredrick ThomasFg OffBR610 SqnDFC
Gardiner, Eric CecilSgtBR219 SqnKIA 30 October 1940 (Air Gunner)[10]
Gardiner, William NairnSgtBR3 Sqn
Gardner, Bernard George DerrySgtBR610 SqnKIA 28 June 1941 (Pilot). Buried in Hollybrook Cemetery, Southampton.[11]
Gard'ner, John RushtonPlt OffNZ [12]141 SqnDied 6 May 2011, New Zealand.[13]
Gardner, Peter MelvillPlt OffBR32 SqnDied 23 May 1984[14]
Gardner, Richard Exton "Jimmy"Sub Lt (FAA)BR242 Sqn
Garfield, Walter JamesSgtBR248 SqnKIA 13 September 1940 (Pilot)
Garrad, Anthony Hugh HamiltonPlt OffBR248 SqnMIA 3 November 1940
Garside, GeoffreySgtBR236 Sqn
Garton, Geoffrey WilliamSgtBR73 SqnDied November 1976
Garvey, Leonard ArthurSgtBR41 SqnBorn Aston, Warwickshire, 1914. (Pilot)
KIA 30 October 1940 near Canterbury, aged 26; son of Andrew J. & Sarah A. Garvey of Erdington, Birmingham; buried in Section 56, Grave 10373 of Witton Cemetery, Birmingham.
Garvin, George DesmondSqn LdrBR264 Sqn (CO)
Gash, Fredrick "Fred"SgtBR264 Sqn
Gaskell, Richard StuartPlt OffBR264 Sqn
Gaunce, Lionel Manley "Elmer"Flt LtCAN615 SqnDFCBorn Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada, 20 September 1915
MIA 19 November 1941, aged 25; remembered on Panel 28 of the Runnymede Memorial; mountain in Jasper National Park, Canada, has been named for him.

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Gaunt, Geoffrey NormanPlt OffBR609 SqnKIA 15 September 1940
Gaunt, Wiiliam EdwinSgtBR23 Sqn
Gavan, ArthurSgtBR54 Sqn[17]
Gawith, Alan AntillPlt OffNZ23 SqnDFCSurviving aircrew
Gayner, John Richard HensmanFg OffBR615 SqnDied 1987
Gear, Alan WalterSgtBR32 SqnDFC
Geddes, Keith IrvineFg OffBR604 SqnDFC
Gee, Victor DavidSgtBR219 SqnKIA 21 March 1941
Genney, TerenceFg OffBR604 SqnMCKIFA 6 February 1941 (Testing)
Gent, Raymond John KitchellSgtBR501 & 32 SqnsKIFA 2 January 1941 (hit trees)
Gibbins, Dudley GuySgtBR54 & 222 Sqns[18]
Gibson, John Albert AxelFlt LtNZ501 SqnDSO, DFC[19]
Giddings, Herbert SelwynFlt LtBR615 & 111 Sqn2KIA 23 January 1943
Gil, JozefPlt OffPOL43, 229 & 145 SqnsMIA 31 December 1942
Gilbert, Ernest GeorgePlt OffBR64 Sqn
Gilbert, Humphrey TrenchFg OffBR3 SqnDFCKIFA 7 May 1942[20]
Gilbert, Peter Robert JosephMid (FAA)BR111 Sqn
Gilders, John Stanley "Gilly"SgtBR72 SqnBorn Deal, Kent, 4 October 1919
KIA 21 February 1941. FTR, assumed oxygen failure and crashed, aged 21; body not found, listed as 'missing, believed killed' for 53 years; remains recovered in April 1994 and buried in Brookwood Military Cemetery, Surrey, Grave 20. E. 15, 11 May 1995
Gill, James VivianSgtBR23 SqnKIA 2 July 1941
Gillam, Denys EdgarFlt LtBR312 & 616 SqnsAFCDied September 1991
Gillam, ErnestSgtBR248 SqnMIA 19 October 1941
Gillan, JamesFg OffBR601 SqnMIA 11 August 1940
Gillen, Thomas WilliamFg OffBR247 SqnDied 1969
Gillespie, James LyonPlt OffBR23 SqnDied 1 October 1940 (non-service related death).
Gillies, Kenneth McLeodFlt LtBR66 SqnKIA 4 October 1940
Gillman, Kenneth ReginaldPlt OffBR32 SqnMIA 25 August 1940 when he failed to return from combat near Dover in Hurricane N2433.[21]
Gilroy, George Kemp "Sheep"Fg OffBR603 SqnDFC, AE
Gilyeat, Harold RoyACBR29 Sqn (1921-1995)
Girdwood, Alexander GeorgeSgtBR257 SqnKIA 29 October 1940
Glaser, Ernest Derek "Dave"Plt OffBR65 SqnDFC, AEBorn 20 April 1921; died July 2001, aged 79.[22][23]
Gleave, Thomas PercySqn LdrBR253 SqnCBE
Gledhill, GeoffreySgtBR238 SqnKIA 11 August 1940
Gleed, Ian RichardFlt LtBR87 SqnDFCKIA 16 April 1943
Glegg, Alexander JosephPlt OffBR600 SqnDFC*
Glendinning, John NixonSgtBR54 & 74 SqnsKIA 12 March 1941[24]
Glew, Norman Vipan "Sticky"SgtBR72 SqnBorn Derby, November 1916. Commissioned Aug 1941
KIFA 17 May 1944 while serving with 1435 Squadron, Brindisi, Italy, aged 27; son of Capt. Norman H. & Mildred A. Glew of Derby; buried in Grave XI. C. 24 of Bari War Cemetery, Italy.
Głowacki, Antoni "Toni"SgtPOL501 SqnDFC DFMDied 27 April 1980
Glowacki, Witold JozefSgtPOL605 & 145 SqnsVMKIA 24 September 1940 [25]
Glyde, Richard LindsayFg OffAUS87 SqnDFCMIA 13 August 1940
Gmur, FeliksSgtPOL151 SqnKIA 30 August 1940
Gnys, WladyslawPlt OffPOL302 SqnDied 1983
Goddard, Henry GordonFg OffBR219 SqnDSO, DFC, AFCDied 1972.
Goddard, William BernardFlt LtBR235 SqnDFCMIA 15 June 1941
Goldsmith, Claude WallerFg OffSA603 & 54 SqnsWIA 28 October 1940[26]
Goldsmith, John ErnestSgtBR236 SqnKIFA 27 April 1941
Gonay, Henri Alphonse ClementPlt OffBEL611 SqnKIA 14 June 1944
Goodall, Harold InghamPlt OffBR264 SqnKIA 19 October 1940
Gooden, Stephen FrederickSqn LdrBR3 Sqn (CO)CBEDied August 1966.
Gooderham, Albert ThomasSgtBR25, 151 & 46 SqnMIA 2 November 1941
Goodman, GeoffreySgtBR85 SqnMBE, DFCDied 1976
Goodman, George Ernest "Randy"Plt OffBR[27]1 SqnDFCKIA 14 June 1941
Goodman, Maurice YenningSgtBR604 SqnDFCDied 8 July 1988.
Goodwin, CharlesSgtBR219 SqnKIA 30 September 1940
Goodwin, Henry McDonaldFg OffBR609 SqnKIA 14 August 1940
Goodwin, Roy DanielSgtBR64 SqnDied in 1983
Goodwin, Stanley AlbertSgtBR266 & 66 SqnsDied 7 March 1982.
Goord, Robert LesliePlt OffBR151 Sqn
Gordon, John Arthur GeraldSqn LdrCAN151 SqnMIA 1 June 1942[28]
Gordon, StanleySgtBR235 SqnKIA 28 May 1941
Gordon, William Hugh GibsonPlt OffBR234 SqnKIA 6 September 1940
Gore, William ErnestFlt LtBR607 SqnDFCMIA 28 September 1940
Gorrie, David GeorgePlt OffBR43 SqnKIFA 8 April 1941
Gorzula, MieczyslawPlt OffPOL607 Sqn
Gosling, Reginald ClivePlt OffBR266 SqnSurviving aircrew
Goth, VilemPlt OffCZ310 & 501 SqnsKIA 25 October 1940
Gothorpe, ?SgtBR25 SqnService details unknown
Gould, Derrick LeslieFg OffBR32, 607 & 601 SqnsDFC
Gould, Gordon LeslieSgtBR235 Sqn
Gouldstone, Ronald JosephSgtBR29 SqnKIA 25 August 1940 when Blenheim L1330 was probably shot down in combat off Wainfleet and crashed into the sea, other two crew members missing.[21]
Gout, Geoffrey KennethPlt OffBR234 SqnKIA 25 July 1940[29]
Gowers, Arthur VincentFg OffBR85 SqnDFCMIA 24 October 1943
Gracie, Edward John "Jumbo"Flt LtBR56 SqnDFCKIA 15 February 1944
Graham, EdwardFlt LtBR72 Sqn
Graham, JamesSgtBR236 SqnDFMKIA 26 June 1942
Graham, Kenneth Alfred GeorgePlt OffBR600 & 111 SqnMIA 8 February 1941
Graham, Leslie WilliamPlt OffSA56 Sqn
Grandy, JohnSqn LdrBR249 Sqn (CO)2 January 2004
Grant, DonaldSub Lt (FAA)BR804 Sqn
Grant, Edwin John ForganSgtBR600 SqnKIA 1 December 1941
Grant, Ian Allan CharlesSgtNZ151 SqnMIA 13 February 1943
Grant, Stanley BernardFg OffBR65 SqnDFCDied July 1987.
Grassick, Robert DavidsonFg OffCAN242 SqnDFC
Graves, Edward ArthurSgtBR235 SqnKIA 30 August 1940
Graves, Richard CourtneyPlt OffBR253 SqnKIFA 1978
Gray, Anthony PhilipFlt LtBR615 SqnDied 1986.
Gray, Clifford KempsonPlt OffBR43 SqnDFC
Gray, Colin FalklandPlt OffNZ54 SqnDSO, DFC**Died 1 August 1995
Gray, Donald McIntoshPlt OffBR610 SqnKIFA 5 November 1940
Gray, Kenneth WilliamSgtBR85 SqnKIA 9 June 1944
Gray, MalcolmSgtBR72 SqnKIA 25 September 1940
Gray, TrevorPlt OffBR64 SqnSurviving aircrew[30]
Grayson, CharlesFlt SgtBR213 SqnKIA 8 July 1945
Green, Alexander William ValentinePlt OffBR235 SqnMIA 11 September 1940
Green, Charles PatrickFlt LtBRNo. 421 (Reconnaissance) FlightDSO, DFC
Green, Fredrick William WoolridgeSgtBR600 SqnSurviving aircrew
Green, George GrahamSgtBR236 Sqn
Green, Herbert EdwardSgtBR141 SqnOBE
Green, Maurice DavidPlt OffBR248 SqnMIA 20 October 1940
Green, William JamesSgtBR501 SqnSurviving aircrew
Greenshields, Henry la ForeSub Lt (FAA)BR266 SqnKIA 16 August 1940
Greenwood, John Peter BowtellPlt OffBR253 SqnSurviving aircrew
Gregory, Albert EdwardSgtBR219 SqnDFC, AEDied 12 November 2010.
Gregory, Alfred HenrySgtBR111 SqnKIA 23 July 1941
Gregory, Felix StaffordPlt OfBR65 SqnKIA 13 August 1940
Gregory, William James "Sticks"SgtBR29 SqnDSO, DFC*, AFC, DFMDied 6 October 2001[31]
Grellis, Horace EustacePlt OffBR23 Sqn
Gresty, Kenneth GastonSgtBR219 SqnMIA 17 April 1941
Gretton, Reginald HarrySgtBR266 & 222 Sqn[32]
Gribble, Dorian GeorgeFlt LtBR54 SqnDFCMIA 4 June 1941[33]
Grice, Dennis NeveFg OffBR600 SqnDFCKIA 8 August 1940
Grice, Douglas HamiltonFg OffBR32 SqnDFC
Gridley, Robert VictorSgtBR235 SqnMIA 13 January 1942 (Malta)
Grier, ThomasFg OffBR601 SqnKIA 6 December 1941
Griffin, John JamesSgtBR73 SqnKIA 7 April 1942
Griffiths, CSgtBR32 Sqn
Griffiths, GlynSgtBR17 Sqn
Grogan, George JacquesPlt OffIRE23 Sqn
Groszewski, BernardFg OffPOL43 SqnKIA 12 December 1941
Grove, Harry CyrilSgtBR3 & 501 SqnKIA 8 November 1940
Grubb, Ernest GeorgeSgtBR219 Sqn
Grubb, Henry FrankSgtBR219 Sqn
de Grunne, Rodolphe Ghislain Charles de HemricourtPlt OffBEL32 SqnKIA 25 May 1942[34]
Gruszka, FranciszekFg OffPOL65 SqnKIA 18 August 1940
Grzeszezak, BogdanFg OffPOL303 SqnKIFA 28 August 1941 (Instructing pupil)
Guerin, Charles PaulAdj (Free French)FR232 SqnMIA 3 May 1941
Guest, Thomas FrancisPlt OffBR79 & 56 SqnShot down & captured 26 April 1941
Gundry, Kenneth CraddockPlt OffBR257 SqnKIA 22 May 1942 flying with 112 Sqn[35]
Gunn, Harold RaymondPlt OffBR74 SqnKIA 31 July 1940
Gunning, Peter StackhousePlt OffBR46 SqnKIA 15 October 1940
Gunter, Edward MauricePlt OffBR43 & 501 SqnKIA 27 September 1940
Gurteen, John VinterPlt OffBR504 SqnKIA 15 September 1940
Guthrie, Giles Connop McEacharnLt (FAA)BR808 SqnDied 31 December 1979
Guy, Leonard Northwood "Len"SgtBR601 SqnMIA 18 August 1940
Guy, PeterMid (FAA)BR808 SqnKIA 28 January 1942
Guymer, Eric Norman LaurenceSgtBR238 Sqn

H

NameRankNationalitySqn during BattleAwardsNotes
Hackwood, Gerald HenryPlt OffBR264 SqnKIA 20 November 1940
Haig, John Galloway EdwardPlt OffBR603 Sqn
Haigh, CyrilSgtBR604 SqnKIA 25 August 1940 (Pilot) Blenheim L6782 crashed near Witheridge, Exeter, cause unknown.[21]
Haine, Richard CumminsPlt OffBR600 SqnDFCDied 30 September 2008.
Haines, Leonard ArchibaldFg OffBR19 SqnDFCKIA 30 April 1941 (Pilot)
Haire, John KeatingeSgtBR145 SqnKIA 6 November 1940 (Pilot)
Hairs, Peter RaymondPlt OffBR501 SqnMBESurviving aircrew
Hall, P FSgtBR235 Sqn
Hall, RobertSgtBR29 SqnSergeant Air Gunner Robert Hall - No 29 Squadron RAF. Hall joined the RAFVR in October 1939, as an Airman u/t Air Gunner. He was with 29 Squadron at Wellingore for part of the Battle of Britain. He made his first operational sortie with the squadron on September 15, 1940, and his final sortie, as an Air Gunner, on December 12, 1940. The squadron began receiving its first Beaufighters about this time. Hall retrained as a Radar Operator and flew his first Beaufighter sortie on March 29, 1941, and his last on October 3, 1941. On October 7, 1941, Hall was flying with Flying Officer C R Miles, in Beaufighter T3355, the aircraft hit high ground at Westfield Sole, Kent, and both men were killed
Hall, Noel MudieFlt LtBR257 SqnAFC1916-1940 KIA 8 August 1940 aged 24 when his Hurricane P2981 was shot down by Bf 109s off St. Catherines Point.[21]
Hall, Rosswell CliffordPlt OffBR219 SqnCashiered by sentence of Court Martial 1942
Hall, Roger Montague DickensonPlt OffBR152 SqnDFC
Hallam, Ian Lewis McGregorFg OffBR222 SqnDFCKIFA 10 May 1952[36][37]
Halliwell, Antony BurtonPlt OffBR141 SqnDied 1974.
Hallowes, Herbert James Lempriere "Darkie"SgtBR43 SqnDied 20 October 1987.
Halton, Derrick WaltonSgtBR615 Sqn1919-1940 MIA 15 August 1940 after his Spitfire P2801 was shot down in combat with Bf 109s.[21]
D'Hamale, Roger Emile de CannartSgtBEL46 SqnKIA 1 November 1940
Hamar, Jack RoystonPlt OffBR151 SqnKIA 24 July 1940
Hamblin, Richard KayeWg CdrBR17 SqnCBE(1906—1988)
Hamer, Russel Chapman "Lofty"SgtBR141 Sqn1916-1942 KIA 8 September 1942
Hamill, John WarrenPlt OffNZ299 SqnKilled ferrying aircraft 24 December 1940 (Pilot)[38]
Hamilton, Alexander LewisPlt OffAUS248 Sqn
Hamilton, Arthur CharlesPlt OffBR141 Sqn1912-1940 KIA 19 July 1940 when as an Air Gunner in Defiant L7009 he was shotdown by Bf 109s and crashed at Dover; pilot Flt Lt I.D.G Donald was also killed.[21]
Hamilton, Charles BlackleySgtBR219 SqnDFCKIA 13 April 1945 (Navigator in 1945)
Hamilton, Claud Eric "Hamish"Plt OffBR234 SqnKIA 14 May 1941 (Malta) (Pilot)
Hamilton, Harry RaymondFlt LtCAN85 SqnKIA 29 August 1940 (Pilot)
Hamilton, James SutherlandSgtBR248 SqnKIA 13 December 1940
Hamlyn, Ronald FairfaxSgtBR610 Sqn
Hammerton, JackSgtBR3 & 615 SqnsKIA 6 November 1940 (Pilot)
Hammond, Derek JohnPlt OffBR253 & 245 Sqns
Hampshire, Cyril EdwardSgtBR85, 111 & 249 SqnsCommissioned in 1942
Hanbury, Bruce AlexanderPlt OffBR1 SqnKIA 27 March 1942
Hanbury, Osgood VilliersPlt OffBR602 SqnDSO DFC*KIA 3 June 1943
Hancock, Ernest LindseyPlt OffBR609 Sqn
Hancock, Norman EdwardPlt OffBR65 & 152 SqnsDFCDied December 2008.
Hancock, Norman Patrick WatkinsPlt OffBR1 SqnOBE, DFCDied 23 February 2003.
Hannan, George HenryPlt OffBR236 SqnKIA 21 December 1940 (Air Gunner)
Hanson, David Harry WellsteadFg OffBR17 SqnKIA 3 September 1940 in Hurricane P3539, shot down near Foulness after destroying a Do. 17; Hanson baled out at 100 ft and was killed.[21] (1918-1940)
Hanus, Jan JosefPlt OffCZ310 SqnDied 21 April 1992
Hanzlicek, OttoSgtCZ312 SqnKIA 10 October 1940 (drowned)[39]
Hardacre, John ReginaldFg OffBR504 SqnKIA 30 September 1940 (Pilot)
Hardcastle, JackSgtBR219 SqnKIFA 28 October 1940 (Wireless Operator)
Hardie, GSgtBR232 Sqn
Harding, Noel DouglasSgtBR29 Sqn
Hardman, Harry GordonFg OffAUS111 SqnBattle of Britain London Monument - F/O H G Hardman
Hargreaves, Frederick NormanPlt OffBR92 SqnKIA 11 September 1940
Harkness, HillSqn LdrIRE257 Sqn
Harrison, David StewartPlt OffBR238 SqnKIA 28 September 1940 (Pilot)
Harrison, John HowardPlt OffBR145 SqnKIA 12 August 1940
Harrold, Frederick CecilPlt OffBR151 & 501 SqnsKIA 28 September 1940 (Pilot)
Hart, John StewartFg OffCAN602 & 54 SqnsDFCSurviving aircrew[40]
Hartas, Peter McDonnellFg OffBR616 Sqns & 603 Sqns & No. 421 (Reconnaissance) FlightKIA 10 February 1941 [41]
Haviland, John KennethPlt OffAME151 SqnDied 1 July 2002.[42]
Hayes, Thomas NormanFg OffBR600 SqnDFC(1912-2010)
Hay, Richard CuthbertLieutenantBR808 Naval Air SquadronRoyal Marine
Hayter, James Chilton Francis "Spud"Fg OffNZ605 & 615 SqnsDFC*Died 3 October 2006[43]

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Haywood, Douglas "Haybag"SgtBR151 SqnBorn London, 9 June 1913. Shot down and captured during Ramrod to St Pol, France, 27 August 1943; released 1945 and continued in RAF, retiring in June 1955
Head, Fredrick Arthur PercySgtBR236 SqnMIA 1 August 1940
Head, Geoffrey MonsSgtBR219 SqnKIA 8 February 1941
Heal, Philip William DunstanFlt LtBR604 SqnAFC
Healy, Terence William RichardSgtBR41 & 611 SqnsBorn Islington, London, 1 May 1920; son of Lt Col Christopher Healy MC, CdG (B) & Mabelle Healy of Edgware, Middlesex
Commissioned June 1941; KIA 2 March 1944 with 266 Sqn, aged 23; buried in Grave XXVIII. H. 24 of Bayeux War Cemetery, Calvados, France.
Heath, BarrieFg OffBR611 SqnDFCDied 1988.
Hebron, George StephenPlt OffBR235 Sqn
Hedges, Alan LindsayPlt OffBR245 & 257 SqnDied 1997.
Heimes, Leopold "Pol"SgtBR235 SqnDied 26 June 2009[45][46][47]
Helcke, Denis ArnoldSgtBR504 SqnKIA 17 September 1940
Hellyer, Richard OwenFlt LtBR616 Sqn
Hemingway, John AllmanFg OffIRE85 SqnDFC
Henderson, James Alan MacDonaldFlt LtBR257 Sqn
Hendry, David OswaldACBR264 SqnDFC
Henn, William BryanSgtBR501 SqnDied 1979
Henneberg, Zdzislaw KarolFg OffPOL303 SqnDFCMIA 12 April 1941
Henson, BernardSgtBR32 & 257 SqnKIA 17 November 1940
Henstock, Lawrence FrederickFlt LtBR64 SqnDied 1981
Heron, Hugh Michael TurretinPlt OffBR266 & 66 SqnAFC
Herrick, Brian HenryPlt OffNZ236 SqnMIA 24 November 1940
Herrick, Michael JamesPlt OffBR25 SqnDFCMIA 6 June 1944
Heslop, Victor WilliamSgtBR56 Sqn
Hess, AlexanderSqn LdrCZ310 Sqn (CO)DFCDied 10 August 1981[48]
Hetherington, Erik LawsonSgtBR601 SqnDFCKIFA 31 October 1942
Hewett, Gordon ArthurSgtBR607 SqnSurviving aircrew
Hewitt, Duncan AlexanderPlt OffCAN501 SqnMIA 12 July 1940
Hewlett, Colin RoySgtBR65 SqnKIA 12 December 1942
Hewson, John MinchinFlt LtBR616 SqnDFC
Heycock, George Francis WheatonSqn LdrBR23 Sqn (CO) (1909-1983)
Heywood, Norman BagshawPlt OffBR32, 607 & 257 SqnsKIA 22 October 1940
Heyworth, John HarveySqn LdrBR79 Sqn (CO)AFC(1910 — 21 September 1959)
Hick, David ThornhillSgtBR32 SqnDied 26 July 1973
Higgins, William BurleySgtBR32 & 253 SqnKIA 14 September 1940
Higginson, Frederick William "Taffy"FSgtBR56 SqnDFC, DFMDied 12 February 2003
Higgs, Thomas Peter KingslandFg OffBR111 SqnKIA 10 July 1940 (Pilot)[49]
Hight, Cecil HenryPlt OffNZ234 SqnKIA 15 August 1940 [50]
Hiles, Arthur HerbertPlt OffBR236 SqnKIA 15 March 1942
Hilken, Clive GSgtBR74 SqnAEDied 30 June 2005 [51][52]
Hill, Archibald EdmundPlt OffBR248 SqnKIA 15 April 1941 (Norway)[53]
Hill, Arnold MauriceSgtBR25 SqnDFC
Hill, Charles RichardSgtBR141 SqnDFCDied 20 October 1985
Hill, GeoffreySgtBR65 SqnCrashed 4 February 1941 and taken POW
Hill, George EdwardPlt OffBR245 SqnKIA 31 March 1944 [54]
Hill, Howard PerryPlt OffBR92 SqnKIA 20 September 1940 [55][56]
Hill, John Hamar "Johnnie"Sqn LdrBR222 Sqn (CO)Died 1998.[57]
Hill, Michael RowlandPlt OffSA266 SqnKIA 12 March 1945[58]
Hill, Sydney JenkynPlt OffBR609 SqnKIA 18 June 1941[59][60]
Hillary, Richard HopePlt OffBR603 SqnKIFA 18 January 1943 (Night training flight)
Hillcoat, Harry Bryan LillieFlt LtBR1 SqnMIA 3 September 1940
Hillman, Ralph WalterSgtBR235 SqnKIA 6 April 1941[61] (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner)
Hillwood, PeterSgtBR56 SqnDFCDied 1966
Himr, JaroslavPlt OffCZ56 SqnKIA 12 September 1943
Hindrup, Fredrick GeorgeNZ600 SqnKIA 20 April 1941[62]
Hine, Merrik Hubert EricSgtBR65 SqnMIA 12 December 1940
Hird, LeonardSgtBR604 SqnKIA 28 June 1941 (Hamburg) Air Gunner
Hithersay, Arthur James BeaumontSgtBR141 Sqn
Hlavac, JaroslavSgtCZ56 SqnKIA 10 October 1940
Hlobil, AloisPlt OffCZ312 SqnDied 15 March 1981
Hoare-Scott, James HammondPlt OffBR601 SqnKIA 21 November 1940
Hobbis, Dudley OrmstonPlt OffBR219 SqnDFCMIA 25 November 1943[63]
Hobbs, Joseph BedoPlt OffBR3 SqnKIA 7 December 1941 (Egypt)[64]
Hobbs, Sydney JohnSgtBR235 SqnKIA 14 August 1941
Hobson, Colin AnthonyPlt OffBR600 SqnKIA 3 October 1940
Hobson, Desmond BoganFlt LtBR64 Sqn
Hobson, William Francis CrippsSqn LdrBR601 Sqn
Hodds, William HenrySgtBR25 Sqn
Hodge, John Stephen ArthurSgtBR141 SqnKIA 15 July 1942 (El Alamein)
Hodgkinson, Arthur John "Hodge"Plt OffBR219 SqnDSO, DFC*KIA 10 July 1943 (Italy)
Hodgson, William HenryPlt OffNZ85 SqnDFCKIFA 13 March 1941[65]
Hodson, Claude GordonSgtBR229 & 1 Sqns
Hogan, Henry Algernon VickersSqn LdrBR501 Sqn (CO)DFC
Hogg, Douglas WilliamPlt OffBR25 SqnKIA 3 September 1940
Hogg, Edward SydneyFg OffBR152 Sqn
Hogg, John HenrySgtBR141 SqnKIA 23 July 1942 (El Alamein)
Hogg, Robert DudleySgtBR17, 257 & 56 SqnsKIA 11 November 1940
Hogg, Richard MalzardPlt OffBR152 SqnMIA 25 August 1940 when Spitfire R6810 was shot down in combat over the Channel.[21]
Hogg, Ralph VincentSgtBR616 SqnBorn West Hartlepool, 1916; son of James W. & Mary C. Hogg of West Hartepool, Co. Durham
MIA 10 December 1940, 41 Sqn, aged 24; remembered on Panel 15 of the Runnymede Memorial.
Holden, EustaceFlt LtBR501 SqnDFCBrother of Kenneth Holden (see below).
Holden, KennethPlt OffBR616 SqnDFCBrother of Eustace Holden (see above); died 1991.[66]
Holder, Gerald ArthurSgtBR236 SqnSurviving aircrew
Holder, RobertSgtNZ151 SqnKIA 26 October 1940
Holderness, John BrowningFlt LtRHO1 & 229 SqnsDied 16 April 2008[67]
Holland, Arthur LawrenceSqn LdrBR501 & 65 Sqns (CO)
Holland, Dennis FredrickFg OffBR72 SqnKIA 20 September 1940
Holland, Kenneth ChristopherSgtAUS152 SqnKIA 25 September 1940[68] (Pilot)
Holland, Robert HughFg OffBR92 SqnDFCDied

17 November 1954

Holland, Robert MeredithSgtBR600 Sqn
Hollis, Ernest JamesSgtBR25 SqnDied 27 January 1975
Holloway, Sydney VictorSgtBR25 SqnOBE
Hollowell, Kenneth BruceSgtBR25 Sqn
Holmes, Eric LeonardSgtBR248 SqnKIA 12 June 1941
Holmes, Fredrick HenryPlt OffBR152 SqnKIA 4 December 1944
Holmes, GSgtBR25 SqnService details unknown
Holmes, George HenryPlt OffBR600 SqnDFMWIA 25 December 1940
Holmes, Raymond Towers "Ray"SgtBR504 SqnDied 27 June 2005.[69]
Holroyd, Wilfred BarwellSgtBR501 & 151 Sqns
Holton, Arthur Gerald VaughanSgtBR141 Sqn
Homer, Michael GilesFg OffBR242 & 1 SqnsDFCKIA 27 September 1940
Hone, Douglas HaroldPlt OffBR615 SqnBorn 30 September 1917. Remained in RAF, retiring in September 1975 as Flt Lt.
Honor, Dudley Sandry GartonFg OffBR145 SqnDFC
Hood, Hilary Richard Lionel "Robin"Sqn LdrBR41 SqnDFCBorn Paddington, London, 13 May 1908; son of John & Helene Hood. Graduated RAF College, Cranwell, January 1929. 41 Sqn CO, 20 April — 5 September 1940; KIFA/MIA 5 September 1940, aged 32. Remembered on Panel 4 of the Runnymede Memorial.[70]
Hook, ArchieSgtBR248 SqnMIA 15 December 1940
Hookway, Douglas NewcombePlt OffBR234 Sqn
Hooper, Beresford GwynneFg OffBR25 Sqn
Hooper-Smith, Lawrence EFlt LtBR234 SqnAEDied 9 February 2008.
Hope, Sir Archibald PhilipFlt LtBR601 Sqn (CO)DFCDied 27 July 1987.
Hope, RalphFg OffBR605 SqnKIA 14 October 1940
Hopewell, JamesSgtBR616 & 66 SqnsDFMKIA 21 January 1942
Hopgood, Charles LeonardSgtBR64 SqnKIA 5 December 1940
Hopkin, William PelhamPlt OffBR54 & 602 SqnsDFC[71]
Hopton, Bernard WalterSgtBR73 SqnKIA 6 August 1941
Hornby, William HenrySgtBR234 Sqn
Horner, Frank GeorgeSgtBR610 Sqn
Horrox, James MichaelPlt OffBR151 SqnMIA 16 November 1940 (After flying off HMS Argus)
Horsky, VladimirSgtCZ238 SqnMIA 26 September 1940
Horton, Patrick WilmotFg OffNZ234 SqnMiDMIA 16 November 1940 (After flying off HMS Argus)
Hough, Harold Basil LincolnPlt OffBR600 SqnKIA 16 August 1941
Houghton, Cyril GeorgePlt OffBR141 SqnDied 22 May 1969
Houghton, Oliver VincentSgtBR501 SqnKIA 6 September 1940
Hove d'Ertsenrijck, A E APlt OffBEL43 & 501 SqnsKIA 15 September 1940
Howard, ?SgtBR235 SqnService details unknown
Howard, JohnPlt OffBR54 & 74 SqnsKIA 6 May 1941
Howard-Williams, Peter IanPlt OffBR19 SqnDFC
Howarth, Eric FrancisSgtBR501 SqnKIA 5 September 1941
Howe, BernardSgtBR25 SqnKitchener Scholar at Cranwell, 1937–39; KIA 20 April 1941
Howe, Donald CharlesPlt OffBR235 Sqn
Howell, Francis VincentSgtBR87 SqnDied 5 March 1984
Howell, Frank JonathanFlt LtBR609 SqnDFCKIFA 9 May 1948
Howes, Harold NormanSgtBR85 & 605 SqnDFMKIA 22 December 1940
Howes, PeterPlt OffBR54 & 603 SqnsKIA 18 September 1940 [72]
Howitt, Geoffrey LeonardPlt OffBR615 & 245 SqnsDFC*
Howitt, Isaac EdwardSgtBR41 SqnBorn Grantham, Lincolnshire, 24 December 1911. Commissioned October 1941. Released from RAF, 1945.
Howley, Richard AlexanderPlt OffNewfoundlander141 SqnMIA 19 July 1940[73]
Hoyle, George VincentSgtBR232 SqnKIA 12 May 1941
Hoyle, Henry NuttallSgtBR257 Sqn
Hradil, FrantisekPlt OffCZ18 & 310 SqnKIA 5 November 1940[74]
Hruby, OtakarPlt OffCZ111 SqnDied 15 May 1993
Hubacek, JosefSgtCZ310 SqnDied 9 April 1988
Hubbard, Brian Fredrick RobertSgtBR235 SqnKIA 9 November 1940 (Malta)
Hubbard, Thomas EdwardFlt LtBR601 Sqn
Huckin, Philip EdwardSgtBR600 SqnDFC
Hughes, A JSgtBR245 Sqn
Hughes, David ErnestSgtNZ600 SqnKIA 3 October 1940
Hughes, Dennis LawrencePlt OffBR141 Sqn
Hughes, David PriceFlt LtBR238 SqnDFCMIA 11 September 1940
Hughes, Frederick DesmondPlt OffBR264 SqnDSO, DFCDied 11 January 1992.
Hughes, John McCulloch MiddlemoreFlt LtBR25 SqnDFCKIA 7 December 1940
Hughes, Paterson ClarenceFlt LtAUS234 SqnDFCKIA 7 September 1940 (Pilot)[75]
Hughes, William Robert KentFlt SgtBR23 SqnDFC, AESurviving aircrew
Hughes-Rees, John AnthonySgtBR609 SqnDFMDied 30 April 1943 (due to polio).
Hugo, Petrus Hendrik "Dutch"Plt OffSA615 SqnDSO, DFC**(UK), DFC (US)Born Pampoenpoort, Cape Province, South Africa, 20 December 1917; CO 41 Sqn 20 November 1941-12 April 1942; Sqn Ldr(WS), July 1942; retired as Sqn Ldr, Feb 1950, retaining Gp Capt; died 6 June 1986 at Victoria West, Karoo.
Hulbert, Donald JamesSgtBR257 & 501 Sqns
Hulbert, Frank Horace RaymondSgtBR601 SqnAFC
Hull, Caesar BarrandSqn LdrRHO[76]263 & 43 SqnsDFCKIA 7 September 1940[77]
Humpherson, John Bernard WilliamFlt LtBR32 & 602 SqnsDFCKIA 22 June 1941
Humphrey, Andrew HenryPlt OffBR266 SqnOBE, DFC, AFCDied 24 January 1977
Humphreys, Jack DavidPlt OffBR29 SqnDFCKIA 2 August 1942
Humphreys, James SamuelPlt OffNZ605 SqnDied 1992
Humphreys, Peter CecilPlt OffBR32 Sqn
Humphreys, Peter HarryFg OffBR152 SqnDFCKIFA 11 November 1947
Hunt, Douglas Alfred CharlesSgtBR66 Sqn
Hunt, David WalterPlt OffBR257 Sqn
Hunt, Henry NormanPlt OffBR504 SqnKIA 12 May 1941
Hunter, Alastair StewartFlt LtBR604 SqnKIA 6 February 1941
Hunter, Douglas JohnSgtBR29 SqnDied June 2007.
Hunter, Philip AlgernonSqn LdrBR264 SqnDSOMIA 24 August 1940
Hunter-Tod, John HunterFg OffBR23 Sqn
Hurry, Charles Alexander LyallSgtBR43 & 46 Sqn
Hurst, Peter Richard ScottPlt OffBR600 SqnKIA 23 October 1940
Hutchinson, David AlexanderSub Lt (FAA)BR804 NASKIA 15 November 1942
Hutchinson, IainSgtBR222 SqnDied 27 April 2007[78]
Hutley, Richard RalphPlt OffBR32 & 213 SqnsKIA 29 October 1940
Hutton, Robert ScottSgtBR85 SqnKIA 12 December 1940
Hybler, Josef EmilPlt OffCZ310 SqnDied 9 January 1984 [79]
Hyde, George GordonFg OffCAN1 Sqn RCAFKIA 17 May 1941
Hyde, John WoollardSgtBR229 Sqn
Hyde, Reginald JackSgtBR66 Sqn23 March 1985

I

NameRankNationalitySqn during BattleAwardsNotes
Ievers, Norman LancelotFlt LtIRE312 Sqn[3]
Igglesden, Charles PatrickFg OffBR234 Sqn[3]Born 9 March 1918
Imray, Horace StanleySgtBR600 Sqn[3]20 December 1913 – 2003 aged 89
Ingle, AlecFg OffBR605 SqnDFC AFC AETaken POW on 11 September 1943.[3]
Ingle-Finch, Michael RoscoePlt OffBR607, 151 & 56 SqnsDFC AFC[3] Born 17 June 1920; died 2002, aged 81.
Innes, Robert AlexanderSgtBR253 Sqn[3] (Pilot)
Inness, Richard FredrickPlt OffBR152 SqnRelinquished commission circa 1953; died 27 November 2009.
Inniss, Aubrey Richard de LisleFg OffBarbados236 SqnDFC,[80] NOTE: Surname also spelled Inness
Ireland, SydneySgtBR610 SqnKIA 12 July 1940 when his Spitfire P9502 lost control in a dive during dogfight practice and crashed at Titsey Park.[21]
Irving, Maurice MilneFlt LtScots607 SqnMIA 28 September 1940[3] aged 29 when his Hurricane R4189 crashed into the Channel near Selsey following combat with Bf 109s.[21]
Isaac, Lewis ReginaldSgtBR64 SqnMIA 5 August 1940[3] Aged 24 when he failed to return in Spitfire L1029 when his squadron were surprised by fighters over the Channel.[21]
Isherwood, Donald WilliamSgtBR29 Sqn[3]
Iveson, Thomas CliffordSgtBR616 SqnDFC, AESurviving aircrew[3](born 1919)
Ivey, ReginaldSgtBR248 SqnDFC[3]

J

NameRankNationalitySqn during BattleAwardsNotes
Jack, Donald MacfarlaneFg OffBR602 Sqn[3] Died 22 September 2005
Jackson, ArthurAC2BR29 SqnKIA 13 October 1940[3] aged 29 when Blenheim L6637 was shot down by a 312 Squadron Hurricane and crashed in flames off the Point of Aire.[21]
Jackson, Patrick Allison CathcartPlt OffBR236 Sqn[3]
Jackson, Peter FredericSgtBR604 Sqn[3] Killed on exercise, 29 May 1941.
Jacobs, HenryPlt OffBR219 & 600 SqnsDFC AFC[3]
Jacobson, NormanAC2BR29 Sqn[3] MIA 25 August 1940 aged 18 when Blenheim L1330 crashed into the sea following possibly being shot down in combat over Wainfleet.[21]
James, Richard HarwoodSgtBR29 Sqn[3]
James, Robert Stuart SeymourSgtBR248 Sqn[3] KIA 29 May 1942
Jameson, Patrick GeraintFlt LtNZ [12]266 Sqn (CO)DSO, DFC[3][81] Died September 1996.
Janicki, ZbigniewPlt OffPOL32 Sqn[3] KIA 13 June 1944[82]
Jankiewicz, JerzyFg OffPOL601 SqnDFC[3] MIA 25 May 1942[83]
Janough, SvatoplukPlt OffCZ310 Sqn[3] Died 12 April 1966 (Surname also spelt "Janouch")
Januszewicz, WojciechPlt OffPOL303 Sqn[3] KIA 5 October 1940 when his Hurricane P3892 crashed at Stowing following combat with BF 109s.[21]
Jarrett, Raymond Walter EmlynSgtBR501 & 245 Sqns[3] Died 10 August 1984
Jaske, Josef AntoninPlt OffCZ312 SqnDied 20 June 2001 [3][84]
Jastrzebski, FranciszekFlt LtPOL302 Sqn[3] KIA 25 October 1940 when Hurricane V7593 failed to return from a patrol over the Channel.[21]
Javaux, Lucien Leon GustavPlt OffBEL235 Sqn[3] KIA 18 October 1943
Jay, Dudley TrevorPlt OffBR87 Sqn[3] KIA 24 October 1940 when his Hurricane P3404 collided with another Hurricane during a routine patrol. Jay baled out but failed to pull the ripcord and was killed, it is thought he may have hit the tailplane.[21]
Jebb, MichaelFg OffBR504 Sqn[3] KIA 19 September 1940 when he died of injuries following a crash of Hurricane P2705 near Dartford on 15 September 1940 after combat over south-east London.[21]
Jeff, Robert VoaseFlt LtBR87 SqnDFC*[3] MIA 11 August 1940 when he was last seen diving to attack enemy aircraft of Portland Bill in Hurricane V7231.[21]
Jeffcoat, Harry JeffreyPlt OffBR236 Sqn[3] KIA 13 December 1941
Jefferson, GeorgeSgtBR43 Sqn[3]
Jefferson, Stanley FrancisPlt OffBR248 Sqn[3]
Jeffery-Cridge, Hugh RonaldSgtBR236 Sqn[3]
Jefferys, George WilliamSgtBR46 & 43 Sqns[3] KIA 18 September 1940
Jeffrey,[85] Alistair John OswaldFg OffBR64 SqnDFC[3] KIA 25 July 1940
Jeffries, Charles Gordon St DavidPlt OffBR3 & 232 SqnsDFC**[3] Died January 1985.
Jeka, JozefSgtPOL238 Sqn[3]
Jenkins, David Nicholas OwenPlt OffBR253 Sqn[3] KIA 30 August 1940
Jennings, Bernard JamesSgtBR213 SqnAFC, DFM[3]
Jeram, Dennis MayvoreSub Lt (FAA)BR213 Sqn[3]
Jereczek, Edmund VincentyPlt OffPOL229 & 43 Sqns[3] Died 26 August 1984
Jessop, Ernest RobertSgtBR253, 111, 43 & 257 Sqns[3] KIFA 15 December 1941
Jicha, VaclavPlt OffCZ1 Sqn[3] KIFA 1 February 1945
Jiroudex, MiroslavFlt SgtCZ310 Sqn[3] Died 25 March 1995
Johns, George BinmoreSgtBR229 Sqn[3]
Johnson, Allan EdwardSgtBR23 Sqn[3]
Johnson, Allan EverittPlt OffBR46 Sqn[3] KIA 4 July 1943
Johnson, Charles AlexanderSgtBR25 Sqn[3] Died 5 May 1945.
Johnson, Charles EdwardPlt OffBR264 Sqn[3] KIA 28 August 1940
Johnson, Gerald BruceSgtNZ23 SqnKIFA 28 May 1941[3][86]
Johnson, Joseph Inkerman "Joe"SgtBR222 Sqn[3] KIA 30 August 1940[87]
Johnson, James Edgar "Johnnie"Plt OffBR616 SqnCB, CBE, DSO**, DFC*[3] Died 30 January 2001.
Johnson, R ASgtBR43 Sqn[3]
Johnson, Reginald BernardSgtBR222 Sqn[3][88]
Johnson, Richard Kenneth HowardSgtBR235 Sqn[3] KIA 31 January 1945
Johnson, Sydney Frederick FarquharPlt OffBR600 Sqn[3] KIA 26 February 1941
Johnson, William JohnSgtBR145 SqnDFC[3]
Johnston, James ThomasPlt OffCAN151 Sqn[3] KIA 15 August 1940
Johnstone, Alexander Vallance Riddell "Sandy"Sqn LdrBR602 Sqn (CO)DFC[3] Died 13 December 2000.
Joll, Ian Kenneth SeftonPlt OffBR604 SqnDFC[3]
Jones, Cyril Arthur TrevorPlt OffBR611 SqnDFC[3][89]
Jones, Denys Allan EvanFg OffBR3 & 501 Sqns[3]
Jones, EdwinSgtBR29 Sqn[3] KIFA 19 December 1940
Jones, Herbert Daniel BayntonSgtBR504 Sqn[3] KIA 6 July 1941
Jones, John Sinclair BucknallPlt OffBR152 Sqn[3] KIA 11 August 1940
Jones, Joseph TrevorPlt OffBR264 Sqn[3] KIA 24 August 1940
Jones, Richard LeolinePlt OffBR64 & 19 Sqns[3] Surviving aircrew[90]
Jones, Robert EricPlt OffBR605 Sqn[3][91]
Jones, William RPlt OffBR266 SqnAFC[3]
Jottard, Alexis Rene Isidore GhislainPlt OffBEL145 Sqn[3] KIA 27 October 1940
Joubert, Charles Cecil OlivierPlt OffBR56 Sqn[3]
Jowitt, LeonardSgtBR85 Sqn[3] KIA 12 July 1940
Juleff, John RushworthPlt OffBR600 Sqn[3] Died 1977.

K

NameRankNationalitySqn during BattleAwardsNotes
Kahn, Arthur Harold EvansPlt OffBR248 SqnKIA 15 June 1944
Kane, Terence MichaelFg OffBR234 SqnTaken POW after crashing 23 September 1940.[92]
Surviving aircrew
Kania, JozefFlt SgtCZ303 Sqn
Karasek, Laurence RobertSgtBR23 SqnKIA 25 September 1940 as part of the crew of Blenheim L8369 when it stalled and crashed on approach to landing near Stourbridge.[21]
Karubin, StanislawSgtPOL303 SqnVM, KW (3x), DFMKIA 12 August 1941
Karwoski, Wlodzimierz EugeniuszPlt OffPOL302 SqnDied 27 April 1985.
Kaucky, JanSgtCZ310 SqnDied 23 August 1970.
Kawalecki, Tadeusz WilhelmPlt OffPOL151 Sqn
Kay, ArchibaldSgtBR248 SqnMIA 13 September 1940
Kay, Desmond Hayward SidleyPlt OffBR264 SqnDFC*KIA 19 October 1944
Kay, Jack KininmonthPlt OffBR111 & 257 SqnsDied 18 September 1981
Kay-Shuttleworth, RichardFg OffBR248 SqnMIA 13 September 1940[93]
Kayll, Joseph Robert "Joe"Sqn LdrBR615 SqnDSO, DFC, OBE, AEDied 3 March 2000.[94]
Keard, John AlexanderPlt OffBR235 SqnKIA 4 May 1944
Kearsey, Albert WallaceSgtBR152 Sqn
Kearsey, Philip JamesPlt OffBR607 & 213 SqnsKIA 29 January 1941
Keast, Francis JohnSgtBR600 SqnKIA 8 August 1940 (Air Gunner)
Keatings, John "Bugs"SgtBR219 SqnDied 16 February 2010.
Kee, Ernest Harold ClarkeSgtBR253 SqnDFCKIA 20 April 1944 (Pilot)
Keel, George ErnestSgtBR235 SqnKIA 9 October 1940 (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner)
Keeler, Rob Roy GibbonsSgtBR236 Sqn
Keighley, GeoffreyPlt OffBR610 SqnOBE
Kellett, MichaelFg OffBR111 SqnDFC
Kellett, Ronald GustaveSqn LdrBR249 & 303 Sqns (CO)DFC, DSO, VM, AE*Died 12 November 1998.[95]
Kellitt, William HenrySgtBR236 SqnDied January 1984.
Kellow, Raymond AlanFlt LtBR213 SqnDied 2 February 2010
Kells, Lionel George HosfordPlt OffBR29 SqnMIA 21 February 1941
Kelly, Dillon Piers Denis GerardFlt LtBR74 SqnDFCDied 11 February 1987 [96]
Kelsey, Eric NormanSgtBR611 SqnMIA 19 January 1941
Kemp, John LesliePlt OffBR54 Sqn[97]
Kemp, John RichardPlt OffNZ141 SqnMIA 19 July 1940
Kemp, Nigel Leslie DigbyPlt OffBR242 SqnDFC
Kendal, John BedfordPlt OffBR66 SqnKIA 25 May 1942
Kennard, Hugh CharlesFg OffBR66 SqnDFCDied 1995[98][99]
Kennard-Davis, Peter FrankPlt OffBR64 SqnWIA 10 August 1940 [100]
Kenner, Peter LewisPlt OffBR264 SqnKIA 28 August 1940[101][102]
Kennett, PeterPlt OffBR3 SqnKIA 1 April 1941
Kensall, GeorgeACBR25 SqnKIA 11 April 1943 (Air Gunner)
Kent, John Alexander "Johnnie"Sqn LdrCAN303 & 92 SqnsDFC*, AFC, VMDied 7 October 1985.[103]
Kent, Raymond DugdalePlt OffBR235 Sqn
Keogh, Vernon Charles "Shorty"Plt OffAME609 SqnMIA 15 February 1941 [104] (NOTE: Surname also spelled Keough)
Keprt, JosefSgtCZ312 SqnDied 29 July 1976.
Ker-Ramsay, Robert GeraldFlt LtBR25 Sqn & FIUMBEPOW 13 September 1940; Blenheim Z5721 of FIU crashed in Channel off Calais during night patrol (circumstances unknown); Ker-Ramsay, W/Os George Dixon, and "Paddy" Byrne baled out and were captured.[105]
Kershaw, AnthonyPlt OffBR1 SqnKIA 19 March 1941
Kerwin, John WilliamFg OffCAN401 SqnKIFA 16 July 1942 in Canada, aged 24
Kestin, Ian HerbertSub Lt (FAA)BR145 SqnMIA 1 August 1940[106]
Kestler, OldrichSgtCZ111 SqnKIA 7 April 1941 (Pilot)
Keymer, MichaelSgtBR65 SqnKIA 22 August 1940[107]
Keynes, John DouglasSgtBR236 SqnKIA 4 June 1943
Kidson, RudalPlt OffNZ141 SqnMIA 19 July 1940
Killick, PeterSgtBR245 Sqn
Killingback, Frederick William GeorgeSgtBR249 Sqn
Kilmartin, John Ignatius "Killy"Fg OffIRE43 SqnDFC
Kilner, Joseph RichardSgtBR65 SqnDied 11 May 1986.
Kinder, Douglas SteelePlt OffBR73 Sqn
Kinder, Maurice CraigPlt OffBR607 SqnAFC
Kindersley, Alistair Thomas JamesLt (FAA)BR808 NASKIA 25 July 1941[108]
King, Eric BruceSqn LdrBR249 & 151 SqnsKIA 30 August 1940[109]
King, Frederick HarryPlt OffBR264 SqnDFMKIA 24 August 1940
King, Leonard Frank DouglasFg OffBR64 SqnMIA 19 March 1945
King, Martyn AurelPlt OffBR249 SqnKIA 16 August 1940
King, Peter James ChristopherFg OffBR66 SqnKIA 5 September 1940 (Parachute failed to open)
King, William LawrencePlt OffBR236 SqnKIA 22 January 1943
Kingaby, Donald ErnestSgtBR266 & 92 SqnsDSO, AFC, DFMDied 31 December 1990[110]
Kingcombe, Charles Brian FabrisFlt LtBR92 SqnDFC*, DSODied at age 76[111]
Kings, Robert AustinPlt OffBR238 SqnSurviving aircrew (born 1914)
Kirk, Thomas BrianSgtBR74 SqnWIA 20 October 1940; died 22 July 1941.[112]
Kirkpatrick, James CharlesPlt OffBEL235 SqnMIA 9 October 1940
Kirkwood, Mark TyzackPlt OffBR610 SqnMIA 8 November 1940[113]
Kirton, David IanSgtBR65 SqnKIA 8 August 1940 (Pilot)
Kita, SzymonSgtPOL85 & 253 Sqns
Kitson, Thomas RoyPlt OffBR245 SqnKIA 13 March 1941
Klein, ZygmuntSgtPOL234 & 152 SqnsMIA 28 November 1940
Kleczkowski, StefanPlt OffPOL302 Sqn
Klozinski, WojciechSgtPOL54 SqnKW*NOTE: Changed name to V K Stewart in 1945 when he emigrated to Canada.
Knight, Roland Anthony LeeFlt LtBR23 SqnDFCKIA 27 September 1941
Knocker, William Rodney AlexanderFg OffBR264 SqnOBE
Komaroff, Lennert AexelSgtBR141 SqnKIA 19 September 1944 (Navigator)
Kominek, JosefFlt SgtCZ310 SqnCzech MCKIA 8 June 1941[114] (Pilot)
Kopecky, MiroslavSgtCZ111 & 253 SqnsDied 19 August 1983.
Kopriva, JosefSgtCZ310 SqnDied 23 June 1976.
Korber, KarelSgtCZ32 SqnMIA 3 May 1943
Kordula, FrantisekPlt OffCZ17 & 1 SqnsDied 18 September 1979.
Kosarz, WilhelmSgtPOL302 SqnKIA 8 November 1940
Kosinski, Kazimierz BronislawFlt LtPOL32 SqnMIA 26 January 1942
Koukal, JosefSgtCZ310 SqnWIA 7 September 1940; died 23 February 1980.
Kowalski, JanSgtPOL303 Sqn
Kowalski, JulianFg OffPOL302 Sqn
Kozlowski, FranciszekPlt OffPOL501 SqnKIA 13 March 1943
Kramer, MarcusPlt OffBR600 SqnDFCKIA 21 May 1941
Krasnodebski, ZdzislawSqn LdrPOL303 SqnVM, KWDied 3 July 1980 in Toronto, Canada.
Kratkoruky, BedrichSgtCZ1 SqnMIA 15 January 1943
Kredba, MiroslavFlt LtCZ310 SqnKIFA 14 February 1942 (Training) [115]
Krepski, WalentyPlt OffPOL54 SqnMIA 7 September 1940[116]
Krol, Waclaw SzczepanPlt OffPOL302 SqnCdeG, VM, DFC, KW (4x)Died 15 June 1991 in Warsaw
Kucera, JaroslavSgtCZ245 SqnKIA 19 December 1941
Kucera, Jiri VSgtCZ238 SqnDied 24 January 1980.
Kucera, OtmarSgtCZ111 Sqn
Kumiega, Tadeusz LeonPlt OffBR17 SqnKW*[117]
Kustrzynski, ZbigniewFg OffPOL607 SqnTaken POW 4 April 1942; escaped 1 February 1945.
Kuttlewascher, KarlSgtCZ1 SqnDFC*1916 — 17 August 1959.
Kwiecinski, JozefSgtPOL145 SqnMIA 12 August 1940

Notes on table

Australia, Barbados, Belgium, Canada, Czechoslovakia, France, Ireland, Jamaica, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Poland, Rhodesia, South Africa and the United States.[118]

Abbreviations

Nationalities

AME American
AUS Australian
BEL Belgian
BR British
CAN Canadian
CZ Czechoslovakian
FR French
IRE Irish
NZ New Zealander
POL Poland
RHO Rhodesian
SA South African

Awards

AwardTitleNotes
AE Air Efficiency Award Awarded for ten years' efficient service in the Royal Auxiliary Air Force
AFC Air Force Cross Awarded for "an act or acts of valour, courage or devotion to duty whilst flying, though not in active operations against the enemy".
CBCompanion in The Order of the BathAwarded at the monarch's pleasure
CDeGCroix de guerreA military decoration of both France and Belgium, also commonly bestowed to foreign military forces allied to France and Belgium.
CdeLCroix de la LibérationA decoration of France awarded for very meritorious conduct with the Free French Forces during World War II.
CdeLd'H Croix de Légion d'honneurA decoration of France awarded for excellent civil or military conduct delivered, upon official investigation.
CdeLLCroix de L'Ordre de LeopoldAwarded to Belgian nationals or some distinguished foreign persons who made very important contributions to the Belgian state or society.
DFCDistinguished Flying CrossAwarded to Royal Air Force commissioned officers and Warrant Officers for "an act or acts of valour, courage or devotion to duty whilst flying in active operations against the enemy".
DFC*Distinguished Flying Cross and BarA bar is added to the ribbon for holders of the DFC who received a second award.
DFC**Distinguished Flying Cross and BarA second bar is added to the ribbon for holders of the DFC and Bar who received a third award.
DFMDistinguished Flying MedalAwarded to military below commissioned rank, for "an act or acts of valour, courage or devotion to duty whilst flying in active operations against the enemy".
DSODistinguished Service OrderAwarded for meritorious or distinguished service by officers of the armed forces during wartime, typically in actual combat.
DSO*Distinguished Service Order and BarA bar is added to the ribbon for holders of the DSO who received a second award.
DSO**Distinguished Service Order and Two BarsA second bar is added to the ribbon for holders of the DSO and Bar who received a third award.
GCBKnight Grand Cross of The Order of the BathAwarded at the monarch's pleasure
KCVOKnight Commander of the Royal Victorian OrderAwarded for personal service to the sovereign
KStJKnight of the Order of Saint John
KZKrzyz Zaslugi, Polish "Cross of Merit"Awarded for exemplary public service or humanitarian work that goes above and beyond the call of duty.
MBEMember of the Order of the British EmpireAwarded at the monarch's pleasure
MCMilitary CrossAwarded for "an act or acts of exemplary gallantry during active operations against the enemy on land to all members, of any rank".
MMMilitary MedalAwarded for acts of gallantry and devotion to duty under fire
OBEOfficer of the Order of the British EmpireAwarded at the monarch's pleasure
OStJOfficer of the Order of Saint John
VCVictoria CrossHighest British military decoration, awarded for valour in the face of the enemy.
VMVirtuti MilitariHighest Polish military award for courage in the face of the enemy.

See also

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  49. First British airman to be lost in the Battle - his Hurricane collided with a Dornier 17 over Dungeness, Kent.(His body was washed up in the Netherlands a month later)
  50. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O CH HIGHT". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  51. "Clive Hilken". 74squadron.org.uk. 2005-06-30. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  52. Profile of Clive G. Hilken
  53. "Casualty Details". CWGC. 1941-04-15. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  54. "Casualty Details". CWGC. 1944-03-31. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  55. "Casualty Details". CWGC. 1940-09-20. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  56. Howard Perry Hill profile
  57. "Battle of Britain London Monument - S/Ldr. J H HILL". Bbm.org.uk. 1912-12-28. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  58. "Casualty Details". CWGC. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  59. "Casualty Details". CWGC. 1941-06-18. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  60. "Sydney J. Hill profile, Vickers Supermarine Spitfire Mk Ia X4590 PR-F. by M.A. Kinnear; Cranston Fine Arts Aviation, Military and Naval Art". Directart.co.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  61. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Pilot's Stories - Sgt. R W Hillman". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  62. "Casualty Details". CWGC. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  63. "Casualty Details". CWGC. 1943-11-25. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  64. "Casualty Details". CWGC. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  65. William Henry Hodgson profile
  66. Kenneth Holden profile
  67. John Browning Holderness profile
  68. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Sgt. K C HOLLAND". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  69. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Pilot's Stories - Sgt. R T Holmes". Bbm.org.uk. 1940-09-15. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  70. Hilary Hood profile
  71. William Pelham Hopkin profile
  72. Peter Howes profile
  73. "Battle of Britain Monument London - Pilots from Newfoundland". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  74. Frantisek Hradil profile
  75. Paterson Clarence Hughes profile
  76. Often listed as South African but born in Southern Rhodesia
  77. "Squadron Leader Caesar B Hull" (PDF). Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  78. http://www.thesoutheastecho.co.uk/Pilots/Hutchinson.htm
  79. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O J E HYBLER". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  80. "Battle of Britain Monument London - Pilots from Barbados". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  81. "Battle of Britain London Monument - S/Ldr. P G JAMESON". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  82. http://www.thesoutheastecho.co.uk/Pilots/Janicki_Z.htm
  83. http://www.thesoutheastecho.co.uk/Pilots/Jankiewicz_J.htm
  84. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O J A JASKE". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  85. Listed incorrectly as Jeffery
  86. Gerald Bruce Johnson profile
  87. Joseph Inkerman Johnson profile
  88. http://www.thesoutheastecho.co.uk/Pilots/Johnson_RB.htm
  89. Cyril Arthur Trevor Jones profile
  90. Richard Leoline Jones profile
  91. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Pilot's Stories - P/O. R E Jones". Bbm.org.uk. 1940-08-15. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  92. Terence Michael Kane profile
  93. "Person Page 8276". thePeerage.com. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  94. "Wearside's Heroes". Sunderland Echo. Retrieved 2009-06-30.
  95. "Battle of Britain London Monument - S/Ldr. R G KELLETT". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  96. Dillon Kelly profile
  97. John Leslie Kemp profile
  98. "Battle of Britain London Monument - F/O H C Kennard". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  99. Hugh Kennard profile
  100. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O P F KENNARD-DAVIS". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  101. "Battle of Britain London Monument – P/O P L KENNER". Bbm.org.uk. 1940-06-23. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  102. Peter Kenner profile
  103. Johnnie Kent profile
  104. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O V C KEOUGH". Bbm.org.uk. 1941-02-15. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  105. Ramsay 1989, p. 447.
  106. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Sub/Lt. (FAA) I H KESTIN". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  107. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Sgt. M KEYMER". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  108. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Lt. (FAA) A T J KINDERSLEY". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  109. "Battle of Britain London Monument – S/Ldr. E B King". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  110. "Battle of Britain London Monument - Sgt. D E KINGABY". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  111. "Battle of Britain London Monument - F/Lt. C B F KINGCOME". Bbm.org.uk. 1917-05-31. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  112. Thomas Brian Kirk profile
  113. Mark Tyzack Kirkwood profile
  114. "Battle of Britain London Monument - F/Sgt. J KOMINEK". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  115. "Battle of Britain London Monument - P/O M Kredba". Bbm.org.uk. Retrieved 2010-05-08.
  116. Walenty Krepski profile
  117. Tadeusz Leon Kumiega profile
  118. Battle of Britain London Monument – participants Retrieved on 15 April 2009

Notes

  1. This was initially regarded as being from 8 August to 31 October 1940; however, the dates were later amended to also include those who lost their lives between 10 July and 7 August.

Bibliography

  • Ramsay, Winston, ed. The Battle of Britain Then and Now Mk V. London: Battle of Britain Prints International Ltd, 1989. ISBN 0-900913-46-0.
  • Ringlstetter, Herbert (2005). Helmut Wick, An Illustrated Biography Of The Luftwaffe Ace And Commander Of Jagdgeschwader 2 During The Battle Of Britain. Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing. ISBN 0-7643-2217-6.
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