CASUALTY LIST

Camp News, Volume 1, Issue 48, 8 November 1940, Page 3

CASUALTY LIST

Killed And Wounded By Air Bombs

ENGLAND AND EGYPT

Death Of Wing Commander

The following casualties in - the Royal Air Force and in the New Zealand Expeditionary Force overseas were announced recently:—

Private lan Sutherland Holms, killed in England as a result of enemy air action. Father: Mr. A. C. Holms, Waipukurau.

Private Joseph Armstrong, wounded in England as a result of enemy air action. Father: Mr. C. J. Armstrong, 39 Evans Street, Timaru.

Private George Edward Boyle, wounded in England as result of enemy air action. Mother: Mrs. C. E. Boyle, Kaponga.

Private Thomas Love, wounded in England, as result of enemy air action. Sister: Mrs. M. Wineera, Porirua Pa, Porirua.

Driver Henry Basil Taylor, Army Service Corps, attached to the 4th Field Ambulance, died in Egypt from wounds as the result of air bombing. Mother Mrs. I. F. Taylor, Prebbleton.

Driver Hugh Mclntyre Lennie, Army Service Corps, attached to the 4th Field Ambulance, wounded in Egypt as the result of air bombing. Father: Mr. J. Lennie, Opaki, Masterton.

Driver Fred Hart, Army Service Corps, attached to the 4th Field Ambulance, wounded in Egypt as the result of air bombing. Mother: Mrs. M. Hart, Bolton, England.

Wing Commander Leslie Clive Bennett, R.A.F., previously reported missing on air operations, now reported

killed. He was born at Ngaroto, New Zealand. Wife: Mrs. J. Bennett, “The Limes,” Wyke Road, Chichester, Sussex.

Sergeant lan Cowie Secular, killed in action. Father: Mr. A. C. Scoular, Tatakanui Station, Omakau.