ROLL OF HONOUR
DOMINION AIRMEN
KILLED ON ACTIVE SERVICE
(P.A.) WELLINGTON, Friday. The following Royal NeW Zealand Air Force casualties were announced to-night, the rank being sergeant unless otherwise stated:— BELL, 3. C. (L.A.C.), killed on active serviceMrs. R. J. Bell, Hamilton (wife). CBOKER, L. F., killed on active service—New Plymouth. LIN'DLEY, T., killed on active service—Christchurch. BOWSE, D. C., killed on active service—Paraparaumu. SMALE, L. T. W. (Pilot-Officer), injured on active service—Hastings. RECLASSIFICATIONS ANGLAND, M. P. (Pilot-Officer), previously missing, believed killed, death- now presumed— Auckland. BARCLAY, T. S., previously missing; believed killed, death now presumed—Auckland. ■ CHAPMAN, J. W., previously missing, believed killed, death now presumed—Wellington. INGLIS, W. G. Jj., previously missing, believed killed, death now presumed—Dannevirke. MOETIMORE, k H„ previously missing, death now presumed—Whangarel. SAPYVELL, S. C. E., previously missing, death now presumed—Auckland. WARRING, B. J., previously missing, believed killed, death now presumed—Auckland. GUTHRIE, E. N. R., R.A.F., previously reported dangerously 111, now removed from dangerously and seriously ill lists—Christchurch. FATERSON, F. A., previously reported dangerously ill, now removed to seriously ill list — Wellington.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXXIV, Issue 37, 13 February 1943, Page 7
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