Abbott, George Herbert

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1 Abbott, George Herbert Petty Officer (Pilot) Fleet air Arm Killed in a flying accident while training in the Orkneys, 2/5/45 Abercrombie, Hugh M Major Royal Pioneer Corps Abercromby, Margaret First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Addison, John Edward (Air Gunner) 487 Squadron, Methwold, Norfolk. Missing on bombing raid when Ventura aircraft encountered enemy aircraft near Amsterdam, the target area, 3/5/43. Whole crew reported killed in official German statement to the International Red Cross. Buried in Amsterdam Aiken, Alexander Charles Lyons M.B.E.

2 Lieutenant-Commander (Engineer) Served in RASC and Royal Marines in War. In Blue Funnel Line before the war, when his ship, the Glenearn, was requisitioned by the Admiralty as an auxiliary cruiser. Awarded MBE for services at the evacuation of Crete. Transferred to Prince Baudouin, in which he carried American Rangers to France on D-Day, and took part in the landings in the south of France. Transferred to Pacific on the Glenearn, where he met his death (April 1945), following a fire on board, by being caught in an explosion when he went down to shut off the petrol tanks. Buried at Lae, New Guinea Aitken, Henry Petty Officer Alberge, Daphne Gunner Alexander, Sylvia G Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Allan, Alastair McI Allan, George Flight Lieutenant Fleet Air Arm Allan, James T Parachute Regiment Allan, Nan G B.E.M.

3 Award published in London Gazette, 4/6/46. No further information available Allingham, James Allison, George W Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Allison, James Y Telegraphist Anderson, Edward K Trooper Queen's Royal Lancers Anderson, Ernest Anderson, George

4 Highland Light Infantry, 2nd Glasgow Highlanders. Killed in action at Ghent (Belgium), 10/9/44. Buried in Ghent Anderson, Ian M Lance- London Scottish Anderson, James A Anderson, John H Warrant Officer II Royal Army Medical Corps Captured at Hong Kong. P.O. W Anderson, Thomas Royal Army Ordnance Corps Twice mentioned in Despatches Anderson, Thomas W Highland Light Infantry Anderton, Stanley Cadet (Pilot) Andrew, George Pilot

5 Andrews, James C Angus, Margaret Nurse Red Cross Appi, Stephen Renato Flight (Observer) Killed with the rest of the crew when Wellington bomber crashed on return from a flight, 11/12/42. Buried at Heston with his brother Frank (Chino), who was killed in a flying accident before the war. Arbuckle, Douglas Guardsman Scots Guards Armour, Archibald Captain Royal Army Medical Corps Armour, Francis Flight Lieutenant Ashford, Ernest J Guardsman Scots Guards Ashmore, Neil Gunner

6 Atkinson, Joseph H Petty Officer Attrill, John C Bombardier P.O.W. (Italy), Internee (Switzerland), Ayton, Norman G Petty Officer Bagnall, Harry Flying Officer (Wireless Operator) Bailey, A George Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Bailey, David M Bailey, Fred Aircraftman Baillie, James Royal Army Pay Corps Baillie, James S Warrant Officer (Flight Engineer) Bain, Ewan C Coder Bain, James C Second Officer Merchant Navy Bain, John Officer Cadet Merchant Navy

7 Baird, John Telegraphist Baird, William M Balderstone, Jeffrey G Third Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Balderstone, John S Chief Steward Merchant Navy Balla, Eric Telegraphist Ballantyne, James Lance- Ballingall, Mary Company Major Bannerman, And McN Bombardier Bannister, John Radio Officer Merchant Navy Barnett, Robert R Lance Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Barr, Mary McD Driver Barr, Samuel Telegraphist

8 Barrie, Murielle Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Barron, Robert Aircraftman 1st Class Died of enteric fever, RAF General Hospital, Iraq, 29/7/42. Age 35 Bate, George H Aircraftman Batty, John Baxter, George Aircraftman Baxter, George F Aircraftman Baxter, James Lance Royal Army Service Corps Beaton, Donald Captain Royal Army Medical Corps

9 Beattie, David D Able Seaman Bell, Andrew Bell, Charles Royal Scots Greys Bell, David Aircraftman Bell, George Seaman Artificer Bell, James K Company Quartermaster Suffolk Regiment Bell, John C Bombardier Bell, John R Warrant Officer Bell, Margaret Auxiliary Training Service Bell, Robert D Flying Officer (Flight Engineer) Bell, Thomas B Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Bennett, Dixon Army Phys. Training Corps

10 Bennett, Duncan Fourth Engineer Merchant Navy Benson, William Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Highlanders Berrie, Charles H King's Own Scottish Borderers Berry, Ella Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Berry, George Leading Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Beveridge, Andrew D Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Birrell, James Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Black, Douglas Black, George Guardsman Scots Guards Black, James Captain South African Forces Black, Joseph Driver Royal Army Service Corps Black, Margaret Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force

11 Black, Thomas Blackhurst, George Seaman Blacklaw, Janet Women's Auxiliary Air Force Blacklock, Matthew Leading Torpedoman Blacklock, Thomas Flight (Pilot) Coastal Command. Engaged with M.E.F. in anti-submarine patrols and mine-laying expeditions. Reported missing, later presumed killed, while mine-laying in the Aegean Sea round the Balkan coasts, 6/5/44 Blain, James Highland Light Infantry Blain, William Royal Armoured Corps Blair, Robert N (Wireless Operator)

12 Blair, Thomas S Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Highlanders Blair, William A Royal Corps of Signals Blair, William P (Air Gunner) Blower, Donald W Lieutenant Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Blues, David T Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Bogie, Richard Trooper Royal Armoured Corps Died in military hospital, 6/12/40 Bond, Andrew Highland Light Infantry Bone, John Gunner Bone, John Petty Officer Bone, Robert Sapper Royal Engineers Bone, Thomas Spence Barbour

13 Steward Seriously wounded by blast when HMS Aurania was torpedoed in mid-atlantic. Died in Rothesay Cottage Hospital, 21/11/41 Bonella, David Booker, Thomas First Radio Officer Merchant Navy Borthwick, Harry Royal Engineers Bowden, Peter A Royal Corps of Signals Bowie, Elspeth J Lance Bowie, William K Royal Corps of Signals Bowring, Alfred Boyd, David Chief Petty Officer

14 Boyd, James Seaman Boyd, John Royal Marines Boyd, Peter D Royal Army Medical Corps Bradford, Henry Royal Scots Breakenridge, Stewart Royal Army Ordnance Corps Bremner, Sinclair J Aircraftman Broadhurst, Mary Brodie, Dorothy Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Brodie, Douglas Scott Lance (Wireless Operator) Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Missing, presumed killed, in Malaya on or about 20/2/42 Brodie, Gerald Aircraftman Brodie, Hilda Brodie, James

15 Brodie, John Lanarkshire Yeomanry (Recce) P.O.W. (Japanese}, Brodie, Sheila Brook, Claud C Royal Engineers Brough, William B Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Brown, Agnes A Women's Auxiliary Air Force Brown, Alan J Highland Light Infantry Brown, Alexander Sapper Royal Engineers Brown, Alison Brown, Andrew W Flying Officer (Navigator) Brown, David Royal Army Service Corps Brown, Evelyn Brown, Janet P

16 Brown, John Brown, John D.F.C Flying Officer Air Bomber in Halifax aircraft based in Yorkshire. Carried out 36 air operations over Germany, , including mining expeditions against shipping lanes east of Denmark, carried out solely on radar. Awarded DFC, September 1945 Brown, Robert Lance Royal Engineers Brown, Robert Brown, Stuart Royal Army Ordnance Corps Brown, William Warrant Officer I Royal Army Ordnance Corps Brown, William H Trooper Royal Armoured Corps Brownlee, Doris Women's Auxiliary Air Force

17 Brownlee, John K Bruce, Alex McL Royal Corps of Signals Bruce, Donald Cameron London Scottish Served in Iraq, North Africa and Sicily. Killed by a shell, Sicily, 25/7/43 Bruce, E Forrester Royal Tank Corps Bruce, Galloway Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Bruce, Violet Bruce, Walter Lance Royal Corps of Signals Bruce, William

18 Second Engineer Merchant Navy Killed in action, June Bruce, William M Bryan, Doris Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Buchan, James Buchanan, George Lance Bombardier Buchanan, James S Seaman Merchant Navy Buchanan, William Lieutenant Bujnowski, Charles McL Flight Lieutenant Bujnowski, George Captain Royal Engineers (Combined Operations) Mentioned in Despatches

19 Bujnowski, John Major Royal Engineers C-in-C's Good Service Certificate Bujnowski, Robert Captain Royal Corps of Signals Bullock, John Seaman Burnett, Mary Burns, Jean L Burns, Robert Flight Lieutenant (Navigator) Burns, Robert J Burnside, Gordon Flight Lieutenant (Navigator) Burnside, John Company Quartermaster Royal Engineers Burton, James Chalmers

20 Chief Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Marine Engineer on a troop carrier. Ship torpedoed off West African Coast, 24/12/43. Missing, presumed drown. Age 33 Burton, John S Captain Burton, William Chalmers Chief Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Ship carrying ammunition torpedoed in Atlantic in March 1942; no survivors. Age 40. Butler, Henry Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Cairns, William Lieutenant Royal Engineers

21 Caldicott, John Telegraphist Cameron, Alex Gunner Cameron, Angus Personnel Selection Staff Cameron, Anna G Cameron, Archibald Highland Light Infantry Cameron, Donald B Flight Cameron, Hugh Able Seaman Cameron, Ian Cameron, James Cameron, Joan Cameron, John Able Seaman Cameron, John Royal Army Service Corps

22 Cameron, John Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Cameron, Joseph McL Flying Officer (Pilot) Cameron, Lachlan L Highland Light Infantry Cameron, Malcolm Flying Officer (Pilot) Cameron, Mary T Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Cameron, Matthew P Lance Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Cameron, Robert Royal Engineers Cameron, Robert Signalman Royal Corps of Signals P.O.W. (Japanese}, Cameron, Robert Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Cameron, William J Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Campbell, Alex M Flying Officer (Flight Engineer) Campbell, Archibald M Captain King's Own Scottish Borderers

23 Campbell, Daniel B Seaman Campbell, Ebenezer R Lance Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Campbell, Henry J Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Campbell, John K Highland Light Infantry Campbell, Johnston M Major Royal Engineers Campbell, Joseph Flight Campbell, Sylvia Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Campbell, William Carey, George H Royal Army Ordnance Corps Carmichael, Hilda Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Carmichael, John Small Arms School Corps Carmichael, Thomas Royal Army Ordnance Corps

24 Carmichael, William Driver Royal Engineers Carrick, Peter Junior Officer Merchant Navy Carson, John Major Royal Army Medical Corps Carstairs, James First Officer Merchant Navy Carter, Archibald Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Chalmers, Alex Chalmers, James Scots Guards Chalmers, John Aircraftman Chalmers, Peter Steward Merchant Navy Chalmers, Robert Aircraftman Channer, Catherine Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Cheshire, James Second Steward Merchant Navy

25 Clark, Agnes S Clark, Hugh Clark, Huntly Aircraftman Clark, John M Marine Royal Marines Clark, William Warrant Officer Clemmens, Frank Clint, Robert Leading Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Cochrane, David Able Seaman Cochrane, James W Cochrane, William Queen's Royal Regiment Coghill, Mary Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Cohen, William M Seaman Merchant Navy

26 Collins, Donald Aircraftman Colvan, John B B.E.M. Royal Engineers "On 26/8/44, Colvan and his party were ordered to do an important bridge reconnaissance near Cagli (Italy). The demolition was thought to be mined, and Colvan went forward himself for the preliminary inspection. During this he stepped on a Schu mine resulting in a leg being blown off. His courage and cheerfulness whilst awaiting removal to hospital showed the finest example to his men" (citation). Discharged 31/5/45. Connor, Thomas Royal Army Dental Corps Conwood, Leonard Royal Army Service Corps Cook, Adam Scots Guards Cook, Robert R Leading Writer Cooper, Donald Staff Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

27 Cope, Robert Royal Corps of Signals Cope, William Copeland, William Driver Royal Army Service Corps Cordiner, Ian Cornwell, David R Royal Army Ordnance Corps Coupe, Janet Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Couper, John Major Royal Army Service Corps Coutts, Campbell Erskine Lieutenant Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Three years service in Middle East. Killed in action, Northern France, 18/8/44

28 Coutts, John M Royal Engineers Cowan, Donald McK Royal Army Service Corps Cowie, Bruce G Guardsman Scots Guards Craig, Agnes G Craig, David K Gunner Missing Malaya P.0.W Craig, Hugh J Petty Officer Fleet Air Arm Craig, William Chief Engineer U.S. Merchant Navy Cranston, James A Telegraphist Crawford, Alexander Able Seaman Crawford, Jamieson M Crawford, John M Flight Lieutenant Creevy, Thomas Highland Light Infantry

29 Crockart, Alastair McF Petty Officer Cruickshank, Alex B Gunner Cruickshank, Frank H Highland Light Infantry Cruickshank, James M Gunner Surveyor Crumless, James T Royal Army Medical Corps Crumless, William B Petty Officer Cumming, David Flight (Air Bomber) Royal Canadian Air Force Cumming, David C Flight Lieutenant (Navigator) Cumming, John Aircraftman Cummings, Clifford

30 Cadet (Flight Engineer) Air Training Corps Killed in a flying accident during training, 13/8/42 Cummings, James B (Wireless Operator) Cummings, John McC Royal Army Service Corps Cummings, Thomas Royal Army Service Corps Cummings, William F Royal Army Ordnance Corps Cunningham, James Curran, James Coder Currie, Alexander Royal Army Medical Corps Davidson, Alastair Warrant Officer II

31 Davidson, Alfred W Driver Royal Army Service Corps Davidson, James Sapper Royal Engineers Davidson, John G Lieutenant Davidson, Marion Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Davidson, Purcell S Leading Steward Davidson, Sydney H Lance Royal Engineers Davidson, William S Staff Glider Pilot Regiment Davie, John A Davie, William Highland Light Infantry, Glasgow Highlanders De Cunha, Edward P Second Mate Merchant Navy Deery, Harry Cadet (Pilot) Devlin, Eugene Aircraftman

32 Devlin, Jack Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Dick, Edward A Dickie, Phyllis Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Dickson, John Dixon, Albert David Henry (Navigator) Volunteer Reserve No. 139 (Jamaica) Squadron. Missing, presumed killed, in Mosquito bomber raid over Berlin, 18/8/43 Docherty, James Royal Corps of Signals Doctor, Bennett Radio Officer Merchant Navy Doctor, Russell Assistant Purser Merchant Navy

33 Doig, Archibald Donald, John D Donald, Peter K Royal Army Service Corps Donaldson, Robert Seaman Merchant Navy Donnachie, John Officer Cadet Parachute Regiment Dougall, Roy S Douglas, Hugh S Douglas, John D Company Quartermaster Highland Light Infantry Douglas, John R Telegraphist Douglas, Malcolm Douglas, Oswald A Records Office, India Downs, David Leading Wireman

34 Duff, Robert Ewing Lieutenant (Engineer) Royal Naval Reserve On board HMS Scotstoun (Anchor liner Caledonia) when she was torpedoed, 13/6/40. Subsequently on HMS Mooltan and HMS Manistee, in the latter of which he lost his life when she was sunk by enemy action, 24/2/41. Duncan, George Duncan, James Able Seaman Duncan, John A Telegraphist Duncan, Sydney T Duncan, William Royal Tank Corps Duncan, William M Telegraphist Dunipace, John A Third Officer Merchant Navy Dunlop, Derek Frederick

35 (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Volunteer Reserve No. 75 (New Zealand) Squadron. Missing, presumed killed, during flying operations over enemy territory, September 1941 Dunlop, James P Colour- Royal Scots Dunsmore, Norman United States Army Easson, Eric H Easson, Harold Easson, Norman Lieutenant Royal Army Dental Corps Edmond, James Steward Eggleton, Edward Squadron Leader Elliot, James Signalman Royal Corps of Signals

36 Elvin, Alexander Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Evans, Aubrey Chief Officer Merchant Navy Ewing, Alex C Major Royal Army Medical Corps Ewing, Harold S Royal Army Service Corps Ewing, Thomas C Captain Highland Light Infantry Faitelson, Albert Royal Army Pay Corps Falconer, William Pilot Fleet Air Arm Faulds, Alex C Able Seaman Fergus, Edward Fergus, George S Mentioned in Despatches Ferguson, Henry Scots Guards Ferguson, James (Air Gunner)

37 Ferguson, John Adam (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Bomber Command. Missing when plane failed to return to base from operational flight over Germany, 17/10/40. Seen on return flight, and feared lost in North Sea Ferguson, John J Sapper Royal Engineers Ferguson, Samuel Seaforth Highlanders Fergusson, Alex L Telegraphist Fergusson, Thomas Lance Royal Tank Corps Ferrier, James F Findlater, Robin Fletcher, Alex E Fletcher, Edwin McGilvary

38 Flying Officer (Bomb Aimer) Missing on fourth operational flight, being sent out to bomb Aachen, 12/4/44. Entire crew lost. Age 21 Florence, Alexander Foley, Elizabeth Lance Forbes, Alex S Gunner Forbes, Edna Lance Women's Auxiliary Air Force Forbes, George Forbes, Jean T Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Forbes, John A Flight Lieutenant (Pilot) Forbes, Richard

39 Forbes, William McL Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Ford, Arthur Hanley Flying Officer (Pilot) Killed on operational flight over Germany, 17/5/44. Buried at Eindhoven, Holland Forrest, John Stoker Forrester, Catherine Forsyth, James Aircraftman Fortune, Alistair B Leading Writer Fotheringham, Charles M.C.

40 Captain Royal Engineers Awarded M.C. for services in North-West Europe. The citation states " On numerous occasions he has been conspicuous for his gallantry.on February 27 (1945) he carried out the reconnaissance of an important bridge" (at Schadden on the Wesel, a tributary of the Rhine) " in full view of the enemy, who swept it with small arms fire. He dismantled the demolition charges which he found on the bridge." Now Adjutant in Palestine. Fowler, George H Sapper Royal Engineers Fowler, Walter Royal Army Pay Corps Fowlis, Evan Sapper Royal Engineers Fox, John Royal Corps of Signals Frame, James Royal Army Service Corps Fraser, Alasdair M Petty Officer Fleet Air Arm Fraser, Alexander Flight Lieutenant

41 Fraser, Constance M Fraser, Donald Lance Royal Engineers Fraser, George Gunner Fraser, Gilian M Highland Light Infantry Fraser, Ian McL Fraser, John Fourth Engineer Merchant Navy Fraser, Ronald Lance Royal Engineers Fraser, Ruth Nurse Naval Voluntary Aid Detachment Fraser, William T Fraser, William W Airborne, 6th Airborne Division Freeman, David J Leading Wireman Freeman, Joseph Warrant Officer (Air Gunner)

42 Fulton, Maxwell Warrant Officer Royal Corps of Signals Mentioned in Despatches Fyfe, Douglas Marine Royal Marines Galbraith, Angus Royal Corps of Signals Galbraith, Helen M Gallacher, Cornwall Ordinary Signalman Killed in action on HMS Hood, 24/5/41 Galt, Douglas R Leading Seaman Gates, Colvin Flight Lieutenant Genever, Norman Bandsman Seaforth Highlanders

43 Gerrie, Alfred Royal Pioneer Corps Gibson, David M Driver Royal Army Service Corps Gibson, James Petty Officer Fleet Air Arm Gibson, James W Lieutenant Gibson, Robert H Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Gilchrist, Alex W Royal Engineers Gilchrist, Andrew (Air Gunner) Gilchrist, Gavin Leading Wireman Gilchrist, Ian C D.F.C. Flight Lieutenant (Pilot)

44 Awarded D.F.C. "for having completed numerous operations against the enemy in the course of which he has invariably displayed the utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion to duty" (citation) Gilchrist, John Squadron Leader Royal Canadian Air Force Gillies, Ian Gilmour, James R (Pilot) Failed to return home from an air operation, 5/12/41. Posted missing, then presumed killed Glendinning, John Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Goldie, Gilbert Seaforth Highlanders Goldie, Marshall Trooper Royal Armoured Corps Gollan, Alistair Assistant Steward Merchant Navy Goodbrand, John A First Radio Officer

45 Gordon, Alex W Wing Commander Regiment Gordon, Andrew Royal Army Ordnance Corps Gordon, Frank Gordon, Isabella F Gordon, James Leading Seaman Gordon, John Marine Royal Marine Commandos Gordon, Margaret Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Gordon, Pearl Lance Gordon, Theodore Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Gorman, Robert Sapper Royal Engineers Gourlay, Francis J Gow, Robert

46 Graham, Elizabeth K Grant, Eric Wireless Operator Grant, Joseph B Gray, Alexander W Warrant Officer (Navigator) Gray, George Serjeant Seriously wounded in surprise Japanese attack in eastern Arakan jungle, Burma, 5/12/44. Carried for two days through jungle to airstrip, whence he was evacuated by air to Trimulgerry, India, where he died, 6/7/45. Buried Allenby Cemetery, Trimulgerry Gray, Harold D Gray, William G Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Greaves, Samuel Army Education Corps

47 Green, James Aircraftman Greenhill, Marjory Greenhom, John Lance King's Royal Hussars Gregory, Jean Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Greig, Alexander Company Major Gordon Highlanders Gribb, Stephen W Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Gribben, James Gunner Gribben, Robert W Sapper Royal Engineers Grierson, David B Aircraftman Grierson, William C Grieve, John Royal Engineers Grogan, Martin

48 Guthrie, Robert Macdonald Captain Cameronians Transferred in 1942 to the Foreign Office as King's Messenger. One of Mr Churchill's party proceeding to Yalta Conference. As a member of the advance party, killed in the air crash of 1/2/45. Buried at Malta Guy, Charles Mathieson (Flight Engineer) Volunteer Reserve Flight Engineer in Lancaster bomber, No. 514 Squadron, Waterbeach, Cambs. Killed on operation to Caen, Normandy, 30/7/44. Body recovered from the sea off the coast of Normandy by one of HM Ships and buried at sea Guy, Colin C Gunner Guy, Robert Calder

49 Flight (Air Gunner) Volunteer Reserve Rear Gunner in Lancaster bomber, No. 514 Squadron, Waterbeach, Cambs. Killed when returning from operation near Paris, 8/6/44. Plane hit by flak, caught fire, and crashed at Celle-les-Bordes, Seine et Oise. Buried in communal cemetery there Haigh, Walter Lance Corps of Military Police Halleron, Vivian Michael Lieutenant Gordon Highlanders Killed by a sniper while leading his platoon in the clearing up of Rees, on the day following the crossing of the Rhine, 25/3/45 Halliday, James R D.S.C. and Bar Lieutenant No further information available. Halliday, John B Lance Royal Engineers

50 Hamilton, George Royal Army Pay Corps Died in Gleneagles Hospital, 28/5/40 Hamilton, Ian G Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Hamilton, John Gunner Died of wounds, France 22/5/40. Age 26 Hamilton, Walter Hammond, James Hanna, George N Seaman Merchant Navy Hannah, Charles B Lance Royal Corps of Signals Hannah, Douglas Parachute Regiment

51 Hannah, Harry Hanson, Henry Petty Officer Hardie, James First Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Harkness, Frances C Lance Harper, John Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Harris, William Flying Officer Harvey, Thomas Scots Guards Hastings, Alex Royal Army Service Corps Hastings, Thomas Aircraftman Haughey, James Aircraftman Heggie, Robert M Henderson, Norman Coder

52 Henderson, Robert G D.F.C Flight Lieutenant Wireless Operator/Air Gunner. Pathfinder Force. Completed two full tours of operation (55 operations). Awarded D.F.C. for displaying "the utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion to duty whilst flying on numerous operations against the enemy." (citation) Hendry, Isabella S Henry, William Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Henshelwood, Robert Stoker Heppell, Christiana Hercus, John Marine Royal Marines Herd, Thomas G Royal Army Medical Corps Hewitt, John

53 Hewitt, Thomas Highland Light Infantry Hewlett, Alfred George Driver Royal Army Service Corps POW, North Africa, Drowned on transport between Tripoli and Italy, 27/2/42. The ship he was lost on was the Italian ship the "Tembien" which was torpedoed by HMS Upholder. Hewlett had been captured at Tobruk Hicks, Annie Hicks, James Aircraftman Hines, Frank Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Hiskins, Jeannette C Women's Auxiliary Air Force Hogg, Ian E (Pilot) Hollywood, Henry M Aircraftman

54 Holmes, Jemima R Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Holmes, May Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Hood, Elizabeth Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Hood, John S Aircraftman Hood, Samuel B Stoker Hooper, Fred Sapper Royal Engineers Hoskins, Agnes Houston, Gilbert Able Seaman Houston, John Royal Army Pay Corps Howat, George Huggins, John Lance Bombardier Hughes, Frank Captain Black Watch

55 Huisman, Alice M Huisman, John Gunner Humpherson, Alex T Royal Army Medical Corps Humpherson, George Hunter, Agnes Hunter, Alexander Gunner Reported by Japanese authorities to have died at sea while a POW, 10/11/42 Hunter, David Seaman Hutchison, William Captain Royal Army Service Corps Hutton, Alexander Captain

56 8th Army in North Africa. Mentioned in Despatches. Killed in action at Bayeux, Normandy, 8/7/44 Hutton, Helen M Wren Women's Auxiliary Air Force Hutton, James Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Innes, Herbert J Assistant Steward Merchant Navy Innes, Ian Seaman Merchant Navy Irvin, John W Staff Intelligence Corps Irvin, Robert Trooper Royal Armoured Corps Irvine, George Gunner Killed in action, Dunkirk, 10/5/40 Irvine, George D.F.M. Flying Officer (Flight Engineer) Awarded D.F.M. 22/5/45, for having "completed numerous operations against the enemy in the course of which he has invariably displayed the utmost fortitude, courage, and devotion to duty" (citation) Irvine, George Boyle (Observer) The same man as the RA Gunner? Irvine, John Livingstone McIntyre

57 Trooper Royal Tank Corps Died of wounds at El Alamein, Middle East, 7/7/42 Irvine, John R Sub-Lieutenant Irvine, Mary Women's Auxiliary Air Force Irvine, Stuart Seaman Merchant Navy Jack, Archibald Royal Corps of Signals Jack, Ivor L Jack, Ronald A Gordon Highlanders Jackson, Alex Jackson, Andrew Staff Army Phys. Training Corps Jackson, David

58 Sapper Royal Engineers Died of wounds, Wadi Akarit, Middle East, 7/4/43. Jackson, George W (Pilot) Jackson, James F Company Major Royal Army Medical Corps Jackson, Wm H M.M. Regimental Major R.A.M.C. Field Ambulance With B.E.F. in France, Took part in invasion of North Africa with First Army, Served throughout North Africa, Sicilian and Italian campaigns of the Eighth Army. Awarded M.M. for bravery in the field" in an action in the mountains to the south of Bologna, 26/12/44. Jaffray, Jean Lance

59 Jamieson, James Driver Royal Army Service Corps Jamieson, William Leading Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Jarvies, Elspeth Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Jarvies, William Aircraftman Missing Singapore P.0.W Jeans, Frank Jeans, James Wireless Operator Merchant Navy Jeans, James G D.F.M. Flight Lieutenant Flight Engineer (Leader) on Liberator aircraft, No. 120 Squadron (Ulster and Iceland). Awarded D.F.M., 17/1/44. The citation states that he served with distinction on antisubmarine operations for a period of 18 months. He was a member of an aircraft crew which attacked and sank an enemy submarine. By skilful operation of a camera he obtained an unusually fine record of the action".

60 Jeffrey, George G Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Jeffrey, Robert Jenkins, Evan Aircraftman Jenkins, George H Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Jenkins, John M.M. Guardsman Scots Guards Awarded M.M. as N.C.O. in charge of an anti-tank gun crew which helped to stem a German panzer attack in North Africa. Johnson, Arch J M.M.

61 R.A. (Field) Awarded M.M. for effecting emergency repairs to radio sets under heavy fire during an attack on a strong point on the Gothic Line, Italy, thus enabling fire orders to be transmitted to the artillery at a critical moment. Johnson, Charles Stephen Marine Royal Marines Killed in action under shell-fire, Normandy, 8/8/44 Johnston, Alastair M Writer Johnston, Charles R Gunner Johnston, Iain A Royal Army Service Corps

62 Johnston, James A M.C. O.B.E. Colonel R.A.M.C. Joined R.A.M.C. in Service in India until Was at Quetta earthquake disaster and in engagements on N.W. Frontier as a result of which he was awarded the Military Cross. Returned home Eventually took charge of Field Ambulance Unit, with which he landed in Normandy on D-Day. Thereafter was with B.L.A. in Holland until occupation of Belsen Concentration Camp where he was sent to take charge of medical work, until the destruction of the camp. Sent to Far East just before the collapse of Japan. Has since served in Malaya and Burma. Mentioned in Despatches for work with B.L.A. in France, and received O.B.E., for work in Belsen. Johnston, Ralph Driver Royal Army Service Corps Johnston, Robert W Johnstone, Norman W Johnstone, Robert Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Jones, Dorothea Women's Auxiliary Air Force Jones, Ronald James Steward Naval Auxiliary Personnel (Merchant Navy) Lost his life on board HMS Scotstoun (Anchor liner Caledonia) when ship was torpedoed by German submarine, 13/6/40 Junor, Donald Piper Highland Light Infantry Kay, Maxwell J Seaman Keddie, James D.F.M.

63 Flight Lieutenant (Air Observer) Awarded D.F.M. for services in the Battle of the Ruhr. Brought down over Berlin in Lancaster bomber, September, 1943, and P.O.W. till end of war. Keir, Alexander Lance- Royal Engineers Kelly, Jane H Kemp, Cyril Wireless Operator Kemp, Gibson Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Kennedy, Robert Able Seaman Kenneth, James M Gunner Kenyon, Arthur Kenyon, Mildred Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force

64 Kerr, Charles Seaman Merchant Navy Kerr, Janet M Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Kerr, John Petty Officer Kerr, Mary Kerr, Peter Seaman Merchant Navy Kerr, Robert H Seaman Kerr, William Kilpatrick, Thomas Bandsman Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders King, William C Flight Lieutenant (Pilot) Kinnaird, Robert Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Kirk, Robert Kirkwood, John

65 Kyle, Hamilton Laidlaw, William King's Own Scottish Borderers Laing, Fred Laird, A S Bombardier Laird, Adam Warrant Officer (Wireless Operator) Shot down over Germany POW, Lamond, Norman Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Lamont, Angus D Chief Radio Officer Merchant Navy Lamont, Gordon John Bombardier Drowned in a bathing accident while convalescing from wounds, North Africa, 7/6/43. Buried in Enfidaville War Cemetery, Tunisia.

66 Lamont, Hugh Officer Cadet Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Lamont, Ian Flight Lieutenant (Pilot) Volunteer Reserve Killed a month after war ended while flying Gloster Meteor aircraft on test exercise, 8/10/45 Lamont, Ian John Petty Officer Radio Mechanic, Fleet Air Arm Killed during practice diving, by crashing in Port Ritz harbour, Kilindini, East Africa, 26/1/44. Buried in Mombasa Lamont, J S F Warrant Officer II Lamont, Jack G Royal Corps of Signals

67 Lardner, Samuel Royal Corps of Signals Law, Frank Pilot Officer (Pilot) Volunteer Reserve Pilot of a Lancaster aircraft, Bomber Command. Killed on air operations over Germany, 20/2/44. Buried in Attila Cemetery near Paderborn, Germany Law, James S Steward Merchant Navy Law, John Alexander D.F.C. Flying Officer (Pilot) Volunteer Reserve Pilot of Liberator aircraft, Coastal Command. Awarded DFC in April 1945 for "flying with great distinction in a sortie, during which an armed enemy vessel, escorting a merchantman, was successfully attacked" (citation). Killed on air operations off the coast of Sumatra, 13/8/45. Body last seen in the sea by the survivors

68 Lawrie, Alan Lawrie, Henry W Sub-Lieutenant Lawrie, James D.S.C Lieutenant (Observer) Fleet Air Arm Awarded D.S.C 5/12/44 "for courage, skill, and devotion to duty shown as observer of a Swordfish aircraft operating from H.M.S. Striker in successful attacks carried out against enemy submarines in defence of convoys to and from North Russia" (extract from citation). Lawrie, Robert (Air Gunner) Lawson, Cameron A Royal Marine Commandos Lawson, James Officer Cadet Merchant Navy Lees, Cuthbert F (Pilot) Leggat, Hew Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

69 Leggat, John McC Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Leitch, Alex Guardsman Scots Guards Leitch, Peter Leitch, Ronald Lieutenant Commander Lennie, Andrew Royal Army Medical Corps Levine, Dorian Major Royal Army Medical Corps Levine, Ellis Captain Royal Army Dental Corps Levine, Mark Wireless Operator Levine, Philip Captain Royal Army Dental Corps Levine, Reginald Lieutenant Royal Army Dental Corps Lewisohn, Renate Lindsay, Charles T Aircraftman

70 Lindsay, James Junior Officer Merchant Navy Lindsay, James S Flight (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Lindsay, John Lindsay, William Leading Seaman P.O.W. (Japanese}, Linning, John Lippiatt, Alfred S Sapper Royal Engineers Lippiatt, Bryce (Air Gunner) Lithgow, Ellen A Women's Auxiliary Air Force Mentioned in Despatches Little, William G Lance Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Livingstone, David A Livingstone, Jessie Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service

71 Lockyer, Violet Women's Auxiliary Air Force Logan, Robert Highland Light Infantry Logan, William P Warrant Officer (Pilot) Mentioned in Despatches Louden, James Leading Air Fitter Fleet Air Arm Lowry, Daniel J Captain Lowther, Herbert M.C. Lieutenant Colonel Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Awarded M.C. in war. Lutton, James B Aircraftman Lyle, George Captain Royal Army Dental Corps Mailer, Andrew Maitland, Angus E Warrant Officer I Royal Army Ordnance Corps Maitland, Harry D

72 Maitland, Ruby Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Major, William Bombardier Malcolm, Alex Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Malcolm, George M Maltby, William Petty Officer Manson, Arnott Officer Cadet Merchant Navy Martin, Catherine McD Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Martin, Hugh Aircraftman Mason, Crank Signalman Mason, James Mason, Kathleen Masterton, John Army Catering Corps

73 Matheson, Flori Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Mathie, James Royal Army Ordnance Corps Mathieson, Douglas Gordon Highlanders McAdam, David W Signalman Royal Corps of Signals McAllister, Gavin Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McAllister, John Corps of Military Police McAllister, Walter D Writer McArthur, Alex H Fusilier Royal Welch Fusiliers McArthur, Ian A McArthur, Joseph A McAskill, Irene I Wren Women's Royal Naval Service McAulay, Finlay Captain Royal Army Service Corps

74 McAulay, John W Home Guard (West Africa Force) McAulay, Marshall F Lieutenant McBain, James Parachute Regiment McBay, Thomas Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) McBride, Hugh McBride, John Royal Engineers McBride, William Wilson Lieutenant Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) 9th Battalion Cameronians (SR). Killed in action at Tilburg, Holland, 26/10/44. Buried at Bergen-op-Zoom McCallum, Alastair Chief Petty Officer

75 McCallum, Alex Company -Major Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) C-in-C's Good Service Certificate McCallum, Elizabeth Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force McCallum, Neil M Warrant Officer (Air Gunner) McCaw, Alastair Leading Telegraphist McCaw, Alistair Aircraftman McCaw, John (Wireless Operator) McCaw, Robert McCaw, Robert William Ordinary Seaman Killed in action on HMS Hood, 24/5/41

76 McChesney, John J Chief Petty Officer McCleery, Albert Leading Air Fitter Fleet Air Arm McCloskey, Andrew G Major Royal Army Medical Corps McCloskey, James Company Major Seaforth Highlanders McClymont, Forbes McColl, Ewen McColm, Thomas Telegraphist McConnell, Alastair S Royal Engineers McCormick, lain Royal Army Service Corps McCowatt, Arthur (Pilot) McCoy, Ewen Mentioned in Despatches McCracken, Christina Wren Women's Royal Naval Service

77 McCracken, Thomas Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McCrae, Georgina McCrae, Robert A Signalman Royal Corps of Signals McCrae, Thomas McCrorie, James Aircraftman McCrorie, John Aircraftman McCulloch, James Aircraftman McCutcheon, Edward M.B.E. Third Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Awarded M.B.E. for carrying out emergency repairs on his ship when struck by enemy torpedo several hundred miles out to sea, so that she was enabled to reach port in spite of smashed steering gear. Also awarded Lloyd's Medal for bravery at sea.

78 McCutcheon, James Fourth Engineer Merchant Navy McCutcheon, John Fourth Engineer Merchant Navy McDerment, James Lance Royal Corps of Signals McDermid, John A Royal Corps of Signals McDermid, William M Squadron Leader McDonald, Alastair W Flight (Pilot) McDonald, Alex M Petty Officer McDonald, Alfred Marine Royal Marines McDonald, Arthur McDonald, Catherine Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service McDonald, Christina McDonald, George Royal Army Pay Corps

79 McDonald, Hector Lance Royal Army Ordnance Corps McDonald, Ivy Able Seaman McDonald, James Highland Light Infantry P.O.W., 23/9/44, at Middlebaers, Holland. McDonald, James D Able Seaman McDonald, John B McDonald, Joseph R Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McDonald, Norman Major Royal Army Pay Corps McDonald, Norman R Battery Major McDonald, Robert Petty Officer McDonald, Walter Royal Corps of Signals McDonald, William Seaman McDougall, James Stoker

80 McDougall, John A Royal Army Ordnance Corps McDowall, Harry Fitter Fleet Air Arm McEwan, Myra Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment McEwen, William Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) McFarlane, Robert W Gunner McFarlane, Scott Gibson Bombardier Accidentally killed while on active service in south of England, 22/8/41 McFarlane, William Royal Engineers McGaw, Alexander Sub-Lieutenant

81 McGaw, Malcolm J Sapper Royal Engineers McGaw, Neil McArthur Pilot Officer (Pilot) Pilot of Lancaster bomber, No. 625 Squadron, Kelstern, Lincs. Aircraft failed to return from bombing attack on Mailly-le-Camp, France, 4/5/44. Burial place later discovered at Trouanle-Petit, near Mailly-le-Camp McGeorge, Mary Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force McGill, Robert McGillivray, Donald Leading Steward McGillivray, Kenneth Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Mentioned in Despatches McGilvray, Donald Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McGlashan, Angela Petty Officer Women's Royal Naval Service

82 McGowan, Douglas H Aircraftman New Zealand Air Force McGowan, Henry McGrath, Robert A Lieutenant Royal Army Service Corps McGregor, Robert Aircraftman McGuire, Myra McIlwain, Harry F Royal Army Medical Corps McIntyre, Alex Gunner Surveyor McIntyre, Angus Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders McIntyre, Norman McIntyre, Peter M McIntyre, Robert M McIver, Dougald M Warrant Officer II Royal Army Service Corps

83 McIver, William Royal Army Service Corps McKay, Donald B Lance Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McKay, G Kerr Senior Chaplain Royal Army Chaplains' Department McKay, George McKay, Harold M Green Howards McKay, Hugh Petty Officer McKay, James McKay, James (Air Gunner) Volunteer Reserve Killed in bomber raid over Berlin, 26/11/43 McKay, John Trooper

84 Reconnaissance Corps Killed in Kent while in training, 22/6/42 McKay, Thomas M Lieutenant McKelvie, Robert J Lance Seaforth Highlanders McKendrick, George G D.F.C. Flight Lieutenant Awarded D.F.C., 24/10/45. The citation states This officer was pilot in a Sunderland aircraft which attacked two small enemy vessels in August, In spite of intense and accurate anti-aircraft fire from both vessels Flight Lieut. McKendrick went into the attack at low level...both vessels were set on fire. The Sunderland was hit by the enemy's bullets and became difficult to control. Nevertheless, Flight Lieut. McKendrick flew safely to base." McKenzie, Alexander (Flight Engineer)

85 Volunteer Reserve Flight Engineer in Lancaster aircraft, No. 156 Pathfinder Squadron, Warboys, Hunts. Missing on raid over Berlin, 27/3/43. Presumed killed, June 1943 McKenzie, Angus Petty Officer McKenzie, Anne Driver McKenzie, Christina McKenzie, Elizabeth McKenzie, Flora McKenzie, Helen Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force McKenzie, John Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers McKenzie, John First Lieutenant McKenzie, John Gilmour

86 (Flight Engineer) Volunteer Reserve Killed in action, 6/10/44. Age 21 McKenzie, Murdo Sapper Royal Engineers POW, McKenzie, Norman Lance Black Watch McKenzie, William J McKillop, Henry Petty Officer Fleet Air Arm McKillop, John M.A.

87 Royal Corps of Signals Died on service at Menston, Yorks., 8/9/45. Age 22 McKinlay, Matthew Aircraftman McKinnon, Ewen McKinnon, James Coder McKinnon, John Withers Lieutenant Royal Marines Died on active service while engaged in special operations in France in December 1942 (Admiralty report). One of ten marines who volunteered to attack enemy blockade runners at Bordeaux. Launched in five "cockles" from submarine Tuna to entrance to Gironde estuary, 7/12/42. Sailed 50 miles to Bordeaux, attached "limpet" mines to enemy ships, destroyed three certainly, and probably five. One officer and one marine returned safely. Lieut. McKinnon is known to have been captured, and is buried at Banegux Cemetery, near Paris McKinnon, Margaret Wren Women's Royal Naval Service McLachlan, Alistair Lachlan

88 (Navigator) Killed in a crash, Herefordshire, on an investigation flight, 25/1/43 McLachlan, Peter Telegraphist McLachlan, William M Aircraftman McLean, Allan Gunner McLean, George Captain Royal Pioneer Corps McLean, Gilleasbuig Army Intelligence Corps McLean, J Lennox Second Engineer Officer Merchant Navy McLean, John Lieutenant Army Catering Corps McLean, Kenneth M Royal Corps of Signals

89 McLean, Malcolm Lieutenant Royal Corps of Signals McLean, Neil M Flight (Wireless Operator) McLeish, Donald R Telegraphist McLellan, John G McLellan, William Whitelaw (Navigator) Volunteer Reserve Killed in raid over Hamburg, 24/7/43. Age 20 McLeod, Charles Driver Royal Army Service Corps McLeod, Evander Lance Royal Corps of Signals McLeod, Malcolm Driver Royal Army Service Corps

90 McLeod, Norman D Flight Lieutenant McLeod, Rachel Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force McLucas, Ian C Royal Army Pay Corps McLuckie, Alex V Lance- McMaster, Alexander Signalman Royal Corps of Signals McMaster, James L Warrant Officer I Royal Army Medical Corps McMillan, Douglas M McMillan, John A Leading Draughtsman McMillan, John Nevins Ordinary Signalman

91 Killed at the battle of Java on board SS Anking, March 1942 McMillan, Malcolm G Signalman Royal Corps of Signals McMillan, Stanley M Lieutenant McMillan, William Petty Officer Royal Canadian Navy McNab, Ellen C McNair, Dorothy Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment McNee, David B Leading Telegraphist McNeil, John (Bomb Aimer) Volunteer Reserve Shot down by the enemy over England during night practice flying, 25/4/44 McNeil, John R Seaman Merchant Navy

92 McNeill, Albert W McNeill, Daniel S McNie, Norman Major Royal Army Dental Corps McNinch, William Royal Marine Artillery McPhail, Donald A Warrant Officer I Army Education Corps McPhail, Ian Petty Officer Merchant Navy McPhater, Catherine McM McPhee, Evan Seaman Merchant Navy McPhee, John Royal Army Service Corps McPhee, John A Lance Royal Corps of Signals McPherson, Alex Lance- Royal Corps of Signals McPherson, Barbara

93 McPherson, Donald S Captain Intelligence Corps McPherson, Malcolmina Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force McQuillan, Andrew Royal Army Service Corps McRae, John Marine Royal Marines McRae, Robert A Royal Army Service Corps McRobbie, Douglas Stores Assistant McSween, Angus First Radio Officer McSween, Roderick Campbell Ordinary Seaman Died in Leys Hospital, Cambs., after three months' service, 13/12/41

94 McTaggart, Cannell H Royal Army Medical Corps McVean, Beatrice Petty Officer Women's Royal Naval Service McVicar, Donald W Gunner McVicar, Dorothy F McVicar, Douglas McVicar, Jessie Caught a severe cold while on service, November 1942, and died at home, 12/7/43. Age 21 McVicar, Neil M Battery Major McVicar, Niven

95 McVicar, Stuart M Middlesex Regiment McWilliam, Alex Warrant Officer Shot down over Germany, POW, Meggatt, Elizabeth Meiklejohn, James S Telegraphist Melvin, Alexander Gunner Michie, William Aircraftman Miles, George E Petty Officer Millar, Geo Royal Engineers Millar, James Royal Engineers Millar, James Flight Millar, Marjory Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Millar, Robert F Royal Armoured Corps

96 Millar, William M Second Officer Merchant Navy Millar, William T Royal Armoured Corps Miller, Bruce Seaman Miller, James Major Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Miller, James Serjeant Highland Light Infantry Killed in a motor cycle accident, Essex, 18/2/41. Buried at Lambhill Cemetery, Glasgow Miller, John Aircraftman Miller, John Lieutenant (Engineer) Miller, John F Able Seaman

97 Miller, Margaret Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Miller, William A Durham Light Infantry Milliken, Margaret Milne, Henry L Aircraftman Mitchell, John Leading Writer Mitchell, Robert Staff Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Mitchell, William Mitchell, William C Parachute Regiment Mochan, John B Moffat, Robert Leading Telegraphist Moncrieff, Alex Royal Army Service Corps Montgomery, Robert Gunner

98 Moore, George W Moore, Harold Durham Light Infantry PoW Italy and Germany Moore, William N Gunner Moorhouse, John Telegraphist Moreland, James G Royal Army Service Corps Morison, Charles J D.F.C. Flight Lieutenant Air Gunner (rear). 161 and 186 Squadrons. Bomber Command citation states that the award of D.F.C. is "for courage and devotion to duty over two tours of operational duty," i.e. 65 operations against the enemy. Morison, George G Chief Engineer Merchant Navy Morison, Isabella Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service

99 Morison, Ronald Lance Bombardier Morris, Horatio Herbert (Pilot) Lost in test flight, 6/6/42. Body washed ashore about 20/6/42 Morris-Lindsay, Barbara M Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Morrison, Alex W Highland Light Infantry Morrison, Andrew Morrison, David G Lieutenant Morrison, Donald A Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Morrison, Isabel Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service

100 Morrison, John E Second Engineer Merchant Navy Morrison, Robert W Bandsman Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Morton, Hugh Aircraftman Morton, James Litster (Pilot) Volunteer Reserve Bomber Command. Killed in action over France, 27/6/40 Morton, John Muir, John P Royal Corps of Signals Muir, Robert D Royal Army Service Corps Munn, John Royal Army Medical Corps

101 Munn, May Sister Voluntary Aid Detachment Munro, John F Munro, Murdoch Telegraphist Munro, Ronald P Lieutenant Royal Corps of Signals Murdoch, Douglas A Able Seaman Murdoch, Helen W Murdoch, Janet Murray, Agnes Murray, Alex F Royal Army Service Corps Murray, Archibald McD Lance- Murray, John M Lance- Murray, Norman G Leading Wireman

102 Murray, Robert B Murray, Robert Maxwell Lance Serjeant Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Killed on active service in the Battle of El Alamein while leading his section through a minefield, 24/10/43 Neil, Donald Mentioned in Despatches Neil, Euphemia Neil, George Sick Berth Attendant Neil, William Lance Royal Army Pay Corps Neill, William B Newton, George Royal Army Service Corps

103 Nicholson, Alastair Lieutenant Nicholson, Donald Squadron Leader Nicol, Margaret Nicolson, Alistair J Regimental Quartermaster Royal Army Ordnance Corps Nicolson, Cath McL Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Nicolson, George Leading Steward Nicolson, Isabella Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Nicolson, Neil Guardsman Scots Guards Nicolson, Norman Telegraphist Ninian, John D.F.C.

104 Flight Lieutenant Flight Engineer on Halifax aircraft. Flew on 36 bombing raids over Germany. Awarded D.F.C. following an operation in which only two out of crew of seven remained alive. Noble, David C (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Volunteer Reserve Reported missing, presumed killed, in Wellington bomber, Middle East, 26/10/42 Nolan, Joan Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Notman, Thomas M.C.

105 Lieutenant Royal Army Medical Corps 12th Field Ambulance, C.M.F. Wounded at Monte Cassino (Italy) on 30/4/44, after treating and evacuating wounded under heavy fire. For his "magnificent work" here, he was awarded the MC, 2/7/44. On previous day (1/7/44) killed by a shell in battle to the west of Lake Trasimeno. O Day, Dennis Neill (Pilot) Volunteer Reserve Bomber Command. Pilot of Lancaster aircraft operating over Europe. Posted missing, presumed killed, when aircraft lost without trace on mine laying expedition over Frisian waters Officer, William Flight Mentioned in Despatches Ogilvie, Margaret

106 Oliphant, Alex M Supply Assistant Orr, Arthur W Staff Orr, Isabel K Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Overton, William P Warrant Officer I Royal Canadian Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Owens, Charles Tech. Assistant Royal Army Service Corps Pass, John N Telegraphist Passway, Robert J Sub-Lieutenant (Engineer) Paterson, Alexander Gunner Royal Horse Artillery Paterson, Irene D Women's Auxiliary Air Force Mentioned in Despatches Paterson, Joseph Highland Light Infantry Paterson, Margaret A Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Paterson, Robert

107 Paton, Charles Chaplain Paton, William Wilson With BEF (52nd Lowland Division) at the evacuation of France. Middle East, August, Killed at Adjedabaya in attempting to assist a wounded comrade, 2/1/42. Burial place so far unknown Patrick, May Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Patrick, William Aircraftman Patterson, David T Lance Highland Light Infantry Patterson, Richard B Highland Light Infantry Pearson, Frank Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Pearson, James Elgin

108 Second Radio Officer Merchant Navy Lost at sea off the coast of Brazil when SS Observer was torpedoed, 6/12/42 Peebles, Catherine Penman, David F Royal Army Medical Corps Phillips, Benjamin Captured Brest, P.O.W., Phillips, James McA Flight Lieutenant Phillips, Julius Petty Officer Phillips, Murray S Chief Electrician Merchant Navy Piper, Robert Company -Major Highland Light Infantry Platt, Joseph J Sapper-Surveyor

109 Royal Engineers POW, Pollock, Hugh M Glider Pilot Regiment Pollock, John Piper Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Pollock, Margaret A Lance Pollock, William Royal Corps of Signals Potter, Robert Pottinger, Matthew C D.S.C. Lieutenant- Commander Commanded flotilla of tank landing craft in the Mediterranean, Took part in assault landings at Sicily, Salerno, Anzio, South of France, etc. Mentioned in Despatches for services at Anzio beachhead, where he was senior officer H.M. tank landing craft. Detailed for duty in Greek waters during the clash with E.L.A.S. forces. Assisted in raising siege of Piraeus. Awarded D.S.C. Prior, Eunice M Nurse Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service

110 Purdie, William C Stoker Rae, Ann Rae, George Staff Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Rae, Harry G Croix de Guerre Squadron Leader Engaged on R.A.F. Movements Organisation with 2nd Tactical Air Force in Normandy, France, Belgium, Germany, and Czechoslovakia. Mentioned in Despatches for services during planning of movements organisation for the invasion of the Continent, and during the early stage of the landing. Awarded Croix de Guerre for services to the French in the invasion and during the breakthrough from Normandy to the Seine. Rae, Jean T Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Rae, Louise Rafferty, James Sapper Royal Engineers

111 Rainey, John Lance Bombardier Ramsay, David B Captain Royal Army Medical Corps Ramsay, George Gunner Ramsay, William McK Lieutenant (Engineer) Rankin, Arch Chief Radio Officer Merchant Navy Rankin, James Sapper Royal Engineers Reid, Andrew G Black Watch Reid, Donald J Lieutenant Royal Corps of Signals Reid, Helen Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Reid, Hugh B Company Major Royal Corps of Signals Reid, Josephina Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Reid, Lawrence Lance- Royal Corps of Signals

112 Reid, Morven Bombardier Royal Canadian Artillery Reid, Thomas Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Reid, Walter S Able Seaman Reid, William L Renkin, Denis T Leading Wireman Renshaw, Andrew E Retson, Thomas J Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Richardson, Beryl Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Richardson, Robert Y Royal Army Medical Corps Rimmer, Lillian Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Roantree, Ian Landsdowne

113 Lieutenant Durham Light Infantry Volunteered from Argentina. Landed Normandy D-Day (6/6/44). Killed in action, 13/6/44. Robb, Eric M Robb, John Seaman Merchant Navy Robb, Victor C Roberts, Jack B Aircraftman Roberts, James M Wireless Operator Robertson, Alex Robertson, Fred J Able Seaman Robertson, George Lance Black Watch

114 Robertson, James R Royal Army Pay Corps Robertson, John D.F.M. Flight Lieutenant (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Volunteer Reserve Late Bomb Aimer, on No. 97 Squadron, Bomber Command. One of the first to take an 800-lb bomb over enemy country. Operational flights to Cologne, Bremen, Hamburg, Berlin, Le Creusot, and Genoa. Bomb Aimer on the plane which carried BBC correspondent Richard Dimbleby to bomb Berlin, 16/1/43. Awarded DFM, June Killed when plane crashed, 11/3/45 Robertson, John D Leading Wireman Robertson, Matthew McS Warrant Officer (Pilot) PoW Stalag IV.B Germany Robertson, Phyllis Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Robinson, Alexander Airborne, 1st Airborne Division Robinson, Robert Charles

115 Lance Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Killed at Imphal, Kohima, Burma, 1/6/44 Rodger, William W Staff Quartermaster Royal Army Service Corps Rooney, William Seaman Rosborough, George Writer Ross, Alex Captain Royal Army Pay Corps Ross, Catherine Ross, Charles Royal Army Ordnance Corps Ross, Douglas S Gunner Ross, James R

116 Ross, John Staff Royal Engineers Ross, Robert McD Lance Royal Army Pay Corps Rountree, David J Leading Sick Berth Attendant Roxburgh, George Writer Roxburgh, Thomas Wilson Lieutenant Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Drafted to India, Dropped with battalion behind enemy lines by glider and parachute at the battle of Kohima and Imphal, April After forced marches "led the dawn attack" (at Kasom) "upon the Japanese position...the enemy were completely routed" (letter from O.C.). During a counter attack, killed by a sniper, 15/4/44. Had he survived this battle he would have take up an appointment as O.C. all airborne troops in Dimipur. Buried at Imphal, Burma Rubin, Brenda Russell, Arthur J

117 Russell, Arthur W Writer Russell, David Royal Army Ordnance Corps Russell, James Russell, James H Major Royal Army Dental Corps Ruthven, Thomas Signalman Ryder, John Major Royal Army Medical Corps Sakol, Allan Aircraftman Sakol, Bernard Royal Army Service Corps Captured at St Valery, P.O.W., Sakol, Malcolm Flight Mentioned in Despatches Sandilands, Andrew Seaman Merchant Navy Sandilands, David Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers

118 Sandilands, Peter C Trooper Queen's Own Hussars Sargent, Albert F Captain Royal Army Chaplains' Department Sargent, Charles McK Royal Tank Corps Sargent, John F Royal Army Pay Corps Savage, Samuel Stoker Royal Australian Navy Scaife, Betty Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Scotland, Lilian B Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Scott, Barlow Flying Officer (Navigator) Scott, Donald M Marine Royal Marines Scott, Dorothy M Lance Scott, John Scott, John McN Marine Royal Marines

119 Scott, Robert Able Seaman Scoullar, Robert Aircraftman Shaffer, Vivienne S Women's Auxiliary Air Force Sharkie, Daniel Dennis Pilot Officer (Wireless Operator/ Air Gunner) Wireless Operator/Air Gunner in Halifax aircraft, No. 502 Squadron, Coastal Command. Killed in action, Skagerrak, Norway, 10/4/45. Sharkie, Godfrey S Petty Officer Sharp, Dorothy Cadet Ensign First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Sharp, Harold F Warrant Officer I Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Sharp, James

120 Sharp, John G Sub-Lieutenant Sharp, May M Sharp, Thomas D Warrant Officer II Sharp, Walter G Royal Army Service Corps Shaw, Angus Lieutenant Commander Shaw, James F Shaw, Solomon W Royal Warwickshire Regiment Shearer, Thomas Trooper Royal Armoured Corps, 10th Royal Hussars Killed in action at Saunnu, Libya, by direct hit on tank, 23/1/42. Age 21

121 Shields, John Lance Parachute Regiment Shirreff, James Gunner Short, Gregor Aircraftman Silver, Janet Cadet Ensign First Aid Nursing Yeomanry Sim, Alastair J Lance Seaforth Highlanders Simpkins, David A Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Simpson, Alexander Lance Royal Corps of Signals Simpson, Hugh Able Seaman Simpson, James (Pilot)

122 Volunteer Reserve Shot down over Bay of Biscay, 17/10/43 Simpson, Jane H Simpson, John Lieutenant Royal Army Medical Corps Simpson, Winifred Sinclair, Angus Royal Army Ordnance Corps Sinclair, Elizabeth G C.-in-C.'s Good Service Certificate Sinclair, Jean T Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Sinclair, John K Captain Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Skinner, Thomas S Durham Light Infantry Slade, Irene Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Slater, Peter H Aircraftman Captured 22/12/42. P.O.W. till Slimmon, Isabella Lance

123 Smith, Alexander Bombardier Maritime Smith, Allan P Smith, Andrew A Lance- Smith, Catherine W Smith, Hester K Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Smith, Robert Royal Army Medical Corps Smith, Robert W Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Smith, William Major Royal Army Service Corps Snodgrass, Andrew Seaman Sooman, Charles H Lance Royal Corps of Signals Captured Dunkirk P.O.W. till Souter, Allan Able Seaman Merchant Navy Souter, Donald

124 Third Engineer Officer Merchant Navy Lost at sea off Newfoundland when ship carrying ammunition torpedoed by German submarine, 20/2/43 Souter, Irene Souter, James Lance Bombardier, 78th Field Regiment Served with Middle East Forces. Killed at Anzio Bridgehead, Italy Souter, Jean Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Souter, Robert C

125 Serjeant Missing, presumed killed in action at the evacuation of Dunkirk, Speed, George Gunner Speirs, Edward Royal Army Ordnance Corps Spenceley, Peter Warrant Officer I Royal Army Medical Corps Spiers, William Petty Officer Merchant Navy Killed in blackout accident on gangway, London

126 Stalker, Isabel F Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Stalker, James K Trooper Royal Armoured Corps Steel, James Steel, James A Petty Officer Steele, Jean S Nurse Voluntary Aid Detachment Sternstein, Jack Able Seaman Stevenson, Donald Able Seaman Merchant Navy Stevenson, John Captain Royal Army Medical Corps Stevenson, John Lance Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Stevenson, Robert Gunner Stewart, Eliz H Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Stewart, Henry F Black Watch

127 Stewart, Ian M Warrant Officer (Flight Engineer) (Balkan Air Force) Stewart, Jack Major Indian Army Stewart, John Leading Seaman Stewart, Sydney G Captain Royal Army Service Corps Stirling, Alex C Straitton, John McG Highland Light Infantry Strattan, Robert McAulay Morrison Flying Officer (Navigator) Volunteer Reserve Killed in action when aircraft shot down over Northern Holland, 4/2/45. Buried at Winterswiuk, Holland Summers, Jessie Lance-

128 Sutherland, Henry Lieutenant Colonel Sutherland, James Aircraftman Sutherland, William Marine Royal Marines Swan, Audrey Tait, Elizabeth W Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Tait, Marjory Lance Women's Auxiliary Air Force Tait, Stewart Royal Army Medical Corps Tait, William Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Tannock, Robert General Service Corps Tannock, William Warrant Officer II Highland Light Infantry Taylor, Ian D Telegraphist Taylor, James

129 Taylor, Robert A Taylor, Rosalind Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Taylor, William H Squadron Leader (Navigator) Tennent, James Lance Army Provost Unit Thom, William D (Air Gunner) Royal Canadian Air Force Thompson, David Chief Storekeeper Merchant Navy Thompson, David Lieutenant Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, H.M.S. Haitan Lost at seas when ship sunk by enemy action 125 miles east of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, 2/7/43 Thompson, Pearson Gunner

130 Thompson, Susan C Petty Officer Women's Royal Naval Service Thompson, William M Lieutenant Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Thomson, Alex J Lieutenant Royal Marine Commandos Thomson, Alexander W Stoker Thomson, Catherine Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Thomson, Douglas H Chief Petty Officer Thomson, James C Writer Thomson, James P Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Thomson, James Stephen

131 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Killed in action at Caen, Normandy, 13/6/44 Thomson, Jean Thomson, Richard Able Seaman Merchant Navy Thomson, Rita Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Thomson, Samuel R Wireman Thomson, William Flight Tibbo, Ben Aircraftman Tonner, John F Major Townsley, John H Fitter Fleet Air Arm Traquair, Robert F Radio Officer Merchant Navy Trundle, Richard M Warrant Officer (Pilot) Shot down over Holland, POW, Tulloch, Jessie Wren Women's Royal Naval Service

132 Turnbull, James Driver Royal Army Service Corps Turner, Douglas Turner, Eric W Petty Officer Fleet Air Arm Turner, Thomas Highland Light Infantry Turpie, David Able Seaman Merchant Navy Tweed, Harry Aircraftman Tweed, Mary Women's Auxiliary Air Force Tweedie, Alex Aircraftman Urquhart, Alastair M.M. Lance- 6th Commando

133 Took part in Combined Operations raids on Spitzbergen, Vaagso, and Saint Nazaire. Wounded at Vaagso, March, Went to Middle East, Long Range Desert Group. Awarded M.M. for maintaining communications under concentrated fire during raid on Tobruk, P.O.W., Libya, October, Transferred to Italy. Escaped from prison camp in Central Italy, September, Behind enemy lines for eleven months. Re-joined own lines, August, 1944 Urquhart, Charles S M.C. Lieutenant Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders Awarded M.C. for conspicuous service in Burma. The citation states " On 16/3/45 Lieut. Urquhart was in command of a platoon of a company whose task was the capture of the village of Mithwedaik. The supporting tanks were held up by a road block covered by antitank guns...under heavy fire Lieut. Urquhart led his men across the open, closed with the enemy, and over-ran the anti-tank guns. The village was by now in flames and the heat was exploding mines and booby traps, but Lieut. Urquhart again pressed on, and succeeded in clearing the village, capturing two 75mm. guns and killing many Japanese. Urquhart, John Air Mechanic Fleet Air Arm Urquhart, John D Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Vick, Charles E R.A. Intelligence Corps Vickerman, John J Warrant Officer (Pilot)

134 Walker, Fred S Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers Walker, John B Sub-Lieutenant Walker, John E Driver Royal Army Service Corps Walker, Stuart Signaller Walker, William L Aircraftman Wall, Herbert J Highland Light Infantry Wallace, Billie Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Wallace, Malcolm G Seaman Ward, Elizabeth R Flight Lieutenant Dental Centre Wardrop, Hilda Wardrop, John R N/K Royal Tank Corps Not on RoH, but on memorial

135 Wardrope, George Third Officer Merchant Navy Wark, Elizabeth Waters, David Warrant Officer I Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Watson, Alex J Sick Berth Attendant Watson, George Missing, presumed killed, 30/5/42. Later reported died in German prison camp, 1943 Watson, James Craftsman Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Watson, John A Bombardier Watson, Kenneth D Watson, Mary McN Watson, William Company Major Army Phys. Training Corps Watt, Ian Webster, Stella N

136 Weir, Douglas Yorkshire Hussars. Weir, Gordon A Welsh, Duncan McC Yeoman of Signals Mentioned in Despatches West, Edwin Aircraftman West, Margaret Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force Westerby, Maurice Aircraftman White, Campbell H Writer White, Doris Leading Wren Women's Royal Naval Service White, George Lance Bombardier White, George T Aircraftman White, Jack D.F.C.

137 Flying Officer Volunteer Reserve Coastal Command (Shetlands etc.), Seriously injured when Catalina aircraft broke in two parts, Gibraltar Bay, August, Later in Mosquito Squadron, 138 Wing, 2nd Tactical Air Force, during the invasion of the Continent. Awarded DFC for many attacks on enemy communications, and on enemy barracks in support of the airborne landing at Arnhem. Died in France from injuries received in a motor cycle accident, 16/3/45 White, Samuel Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers Whitehead, Alfred Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Whitelaw, Ian Seaman Whittle, Gordon Whyte, Ian D Major Whyte, Ida Women's Auxiliary Air Force Whyte, James Dallas

138 Able Seaman Served on HMS Hood (two years) and HMS Aurora. Killed in action on board the latter in the Mediterranean, 30/10/43 Whyte, James M Lieutenant Whyte, John A Flight (Flight Engineer) Whyte, Stanley A Flight Lieutenant (Pilot) Will, Ernest W Signalman Royal Corps of Signals Will, John Guardsman Scots Guards Williams, John H Williams, Ronald L Williamson, William G

139 Wilson, Andrew J Black Watch Wilson, David C Lance Bombardier Wilson, Donald Royal Army Medical Corps Wilson, Duncan Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) Wilson, Euphemia W Women's Auxiliary Air Force Wilson, Harold D.F.M. Flying Officer (Navigator) Awarded D.F.M. Now permanent commission, and attached to Missing Relatives Inquiry Unit at Hamburg. Wilson, Irene Wren Women's Royal Naval Service Wilson, Jane Leading Aircraftwoman Women's Auxiliary Air Force