Looking for aircraft loss details for the following 2 men. I believe Newbold was part of a Swordfish crew. Leading Airman SUMMERS, ALBERT CREIGHTON Service Number FX96432 Died 13/01/1944 Aged 18 H.M.S. Saker Royal Navy Son of George Albert and Gladys Kathleen Summers, of Hoveringham, Nottingham, England. Born in Canada , his parents moving from Sutton on Trent Newark to Canada before moving back to Nottinghamshire. LAC Summers lost on a night training flight buried FLATROCK OAK RIDGE CEMETERY MI USA the only UK casualty in the area that day. Sub-Lieutenant (A)NEWBOLD, HAROLD GEORGE Died 23/07/1942 H.M.S. Grebe. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Son of George William and Lucy Newbold, of Kneesall, Nottinghamshire. FAA, 815 Sqn, Grebe, air operations DIXON, Oliver, Ty/Sub Lieutenant (A), RNVR, missing NEWBOLD, Harold G, Ty/Sub Lieutenant (A), RNVR, missing WAY, William E, Ty/Act/Leading Airman, FAA/JX 223661, missing
Newbold was the observer in a Swordfish piloted by Dixon with Way as the Air Gunner. Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm Flying Personnel 1939 - 1947 Tim
