N.Z. AIR CASUALTIES

Grey River Argus, 28 April 1943, Page 2

N.Z. AIR CASUALTIES

WELLINGTON, April 27. The following New Zealand air personnel serving overseas have been reported casualties (all R.N.Z.A.r. and all Sergeants unless otherwise stated): — , Confirmed prisoner of war.—Clow, Flying Officer Ernest, New Plymouth. Mawson, Flight-Sergeant William Knapton, Christchurch. Missing on .air operations.—Harrop, Horace Robert, Wellington. Hamilton, Charley Thomas, Wellington. Parkinson, Gerald Andrew, Gisborne. Previously reported interned, now safe at Gibraltar.—Little, Flying Officer Alan Trevor. Timaru. Interned.—Pullar, Flying Officer William Alexander, R.A.F., Dunedin. Missing,, believed killed.—Whibley, Pilot Officer Frank Lancelot, Kiritaki. ... , Previously reported missing, death now officially presumed—Beaver, Pilot Officer Gordon Findlay, Paeroa. Chamberlain, iFlight-Sergeant Lloyd Montgomery, Hamilton. Chandler, Pilot Officer Edward Fred, Tapu. Mulholland. Clive Herbert. Wellington. Parton, Pilot Officer William James. Christchurch. Scott, Flight Sergeant Leslie McKenzie, Auckland. Snook, Flight-Sergeant Ronald Vernon, Auckland. Previously reported, missing, now reclassified missing believed killed. —Campbell, Colin James, Bannockburn (Otago). Previously reported missing believed killed, death now officially presumed.—Goodwin. Pilot Officer Grahame Cyril Ralph. Wellington. Previously reported missing on air operations, now reclassified missing believed killed.—Skinner, Phillip Holmes, Invercargill. Previously l , reported missing, now confirmed prisoner of war.—Stewart, Flying Officer Arnot Andrew. Palmerston North.