Pembroke Dock Bombing 11th-12th May 1941

Pembroke Dock Bombing 11th-12th May 1941 ​

Pembroke Dock (Civilian Casualties) War Memorial - WW1.Wales

Pembroke Dock's night of terror when 30 people were killed | Milford Mercury

Pembroke Dock's night of terror when 30 people were killed | Western Telegraph

 

Possible wounded?

 

John James Wright is mentioned in the 'Second World War Civilian Casualties In Britain 1940-1945' as RA Gunner, having died 11/5/41 as a result of an air raid. Address given as Exeter aerodrome. Death looks to be registered in Devon.

 

PLY/RMPSR Police Constable Richard Essex Burder, Died 12th May 1941 at RAF Station, Pembroke Dock aged 53 buried Pembroke, Municipal Borough, Wales,

Civilian Richard Essex Burder | War Casualty Details 3162557 | CWGC

 

Thanks Tony.

I came across this wounded list purely by chance.

1737089 Gnr John Hames Wright, 34 Bty., 12 (11th Bn. The London Regt.) Lt. A.A. Regiment, Royal Artillery Died 12th May 1941 aged 31 buried East Sheen Cemetery

Son of David Malin Wright, and Louisa Wright, of Mortlake; husband of Elizabeth Wright.

DEATH HAS SEALED HIS YOUTHFUL LIPS BUT HIS SILENCE SPEAKS FOR ENGLAND

Gunner John James Wright | War Casualty Details 2433871 | CWGC

 

Edited my post to say that death looks to be registered in Devon, newspaper gives his address as Albert Road, Richmond which ties in with the East Sheen cemetery.

 

Richard Essex Burder's address is given as Royal Air Force Station. Pembroke Dock, death resulting from air raid.