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Sergeant (Pilot) |
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John Albert |
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Anderson |
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Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve |
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226 Squadron RAF (Martlesham Heath) |
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12th August 1941 |
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Westerschelde off Zoutelande |
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Shot down after enemy combat |
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Runnymede Memorial |
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He, and his crew, got airborne from Martlesham Heath at 10:00hrs on the 12th August 1941 in Blenheim Z.7352. They became one of two 226 Squadron Blenheims lost to enemy action on this fighter support mission. He was shot down by a Messerscmidt Bf.109. |
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