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Photograph of
Sergeant James Graham , RAF, wearing aircrew in training uniform.
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Sergeant
James Graham served as a Flight Engineer with 431 Squadron and was killed
along with four other members of his crew April 27/28, 1944 while
carrying out operations to Friedrichshafen.
The crew consisted of:
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Name |
Service |
Trade |
Hometown |
Age |
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1Lt John Earman |
USAAF |
Pilot |
Harrisonburg, Virginia |
- |
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Sgt James Graham |
RAFVR |
Flight Engineer |
Notting Hill, London |
22 |
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F/O W.G Dudley - POW |
RCAF |
Navigator |
- |
- |
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P/O Hubert Pond |
RCAF |
Bomb Aimer |
Halifax, Nova Scotia |
20 |
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F/O D.M King - POW |
RCAF |
W/Op/AG |
- |
- |
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Sgt Lloyd Perry - POW |
RCAF |
M/U Gunner |
Miscouche, PEI |
- |
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Sgt John Cooke |
RCAF |
Rear Gunner |
Hamilton, Ontario |
21 |
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Sergeant
Graham's Grave at the Heverlee War Cemetary in Belgium.
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Sgt Graham's Grave (centre)
flanked by the graves of P/O J. Cooke (L) and F/O H. Pond (R) |
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(Photos and Information Courtesy of
Patricia Smith, Daughter of Sgt. James Graham) |