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Flying Officer (Observer) |
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Gordon Sampson |
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Clear DFC |
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British |
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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139 Squadron RAF (Marham) |
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20th March 1943 |
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Foxburrow wood, Brightwell |
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Aircraft damaged by enemy action |
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Leverstock Green (Holy Trinity) Church yard |
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By North East Buttress |
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He was killed in Mosquito Mark IV DZ 496 XD with his pilot, Flying Officer Wayman DFC on returning from a raid on the Louvain and Malines railway yards. |
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