June 1899 to 23 August 1918, died at Pas de Calais, France, burial at Queen's Cemetery, Bucquoy.

Airman in training, he died on 6 November 1918, five days before the Armistice and his squadron never entered active service.

He died on 9 November 1944, aged twenty,[5] when he failed to return from Operation Draught 7A, over the Zuiderzee, Holland.

Leonard Roy Hebberd – D-Day glider pilot, Army Air Corps – SAS.

[6] William Timothy Udale – Sergeant, RAFVR, 86 Squadron, Beaufort Fighter crew, engaged in coastal patrol.