Sergeant HAROLD FREDERICK STENTIFORD R/73201, 58 Sqdn., Royal Canadian Air Force who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL CWGC :: Cemetery Details
Sergeant HAROLD FREDERICK STENTIFORD R/73201, 58 Sqdn., Royal Canadian Air Force who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL CWGC :: Cemetery Details Details of the above loss..... 7-8 November 1941 58 Squadron Whitley V Z6972 GE-P Op. Berlin The aircraft took off from Linton-on-Ouse at 2242 hrs and is believed to be down in the sea at 0742 hrs in position 5417N 0135E. Crew. P/O. K M. Tuckfield + Sgt. D. Rowley-Blake + F/O. C T. Lane RCAF + Sgt. A. Scott + Sgt. H F. Steniford RCAF + All are commemorated on the Air Forces Memorial, Runnymede. Extract from 'Bomber Command Losses' Vol.2 - W R. Chorley
Details of the above loss..... 7-8 November 1941 58 Squadron Whitley V Z6972 GE-P Op. Berlin The aircraft took off from Linton-on-Ouse at 2242 hrs and is believed to be down in the sea at 0742 hrs in position 5417N 0135E. Five crew lost Extract from 'Bomber Command Losses' Vol.2 - W R. Chorley Hi Peter, and thanks for posting Clive. There were (8) 58sq RAF killed on this day and (2) RCAF of 58sq of which one RAF (below) was an Australian. Found him by accident. Are there any details on that crew above? I have listed the 58sq deaths on that day for RAF, RCAF. Presumably with the other (5) buried at Kiel, this would be the crew as they were all listed at Runnymede. Tuckfields wife was from/or lived in Broughty Ferry, Dundee however the parents were Australian and lived in Melbourne. Thank heavens for Geoff's search engine! In Memory of Pilot Officer KENNETH MONCKTON TUCKFIELD 62307, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died age 24 on 08 November 1941 Son of Dr. W. J. Tuckfield and Mrs. Tuckfield, husband of Lorna Tuckfield, of Broughty Ferry, Dundee. Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL In Memory of Sergeant JAMES HENRY ATKIN 1378489, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour KIEL WAR CEMETERY In Memory of Pilot Officer DOUGLAS EDWIN WILLIAM BROWN 64288, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died age 22 on 08 November 1941 Son of William and Amy Brown, of Friern Barnet, Middlesex. Remembered with honour KIEL WAR CEMETERY In Memory of Sergeant NORMAN FENTON 952943, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died age 22 on 08 November 1941 Son of Harold and Annie Fenton, of Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire. Remembered with honour KIEL WAR CEMETERY In Memory of Sergeant EDWIN FREDERICK GRESHAM 1285564, 58 sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died age 27 on 08 November 1941 Son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Gresham, of Forest Gate, Essex. Remembered with honour KIEL WAR CEMETERY In Memory of Sergeant BERNARD JOHN MONK 917421, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour KIEL WAR CEMETERY In Memory of Sergeant DOUGLAS ROWLEY-BLAKE 1052303, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died age 21 on 08 November 1941 Son of Julian Henry and Florence May Rowley-Blake, of Sheffield. Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL In Memory of Sergeant ARNOLD SCOTT 925659, 58 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL In Memory of Pilot Officer CARLETON THOMPSON LANE J/4777, 58 Sqdn., Royal Canadian Air Force who died age 25 on 08 November 1941 Son of Frederick Carleton Lane and Doris Thompson Lane, of Sudbury, Ontario, Canada; husband of Ann Beverley Lane. Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL In Memory of Sergeant HAROLD FREDERICK STENTIFORD R/73201, 58 Sqdn., Royal Canadian Air Force who died on 08 November 1941 Remembered with honour RUNNYMEDE MEMORIAL
Geoff, I have edited post #2 to include the full crew list, hope this is a help. Do you require further info on the other losses? Regards Peter
Geoff, I have edited post #2 to include the full crew list, hope this is a help. Do you require further info on the other losses? Regards Peter Thanks Peter, The Runnymede crew is the one I needed to confirm. - Thank you. I have to work early tomorrow so will do the In Memoriam tomorrow. Cheers Geoff
