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Flight Sergeant Walter William Moore
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Flight Sergeant Walter William Moore

Birth
Botany, Bayside Council, New South Wales, Australia
Death
21 May 1944 (aged 25)
At Sea
Monument
Englefield Green, Runnymede Borough, Surrey, England Add to Map
Plot
Panel 261.
Memorial ID
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53 Squadron's Consolidated B-24 Liberator (#BZ873) aircraft, with an aircrew of ten, took off at night from RAF St. Eval for a Leigh Light anti-submarine patrol flight over the Atlantic. BZ873 was lost over the Bay of Biscay, taking the lives of the entire crew.
The airmen who perished in this incident were-
RAF Warrant Officer Frederick William ATHERTON,
RAFVR Flying Officer Geoffrey Alexander BOWMAN,
RAFVR Flight Sergeant Robert Dougall CHRISTIE,
RAFVR Flight Sergeant George HARRISON,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Alan Francis JOHNSON,
RAAF Flight Sergeant John Thomas KERR,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Walter William MOORE,
RAF Flying Officer William McTAGGART, DFM,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Jack Kenneth RICHARDS and
RAAF Flying Officer Herbert William WATKINS.
53 Squadron's Consolidated B-24 Liberator (#BZ873) aircraft, with an aircrew of ten, took off at night from RAF St. Eval for a Leigh Light anti-submarine patrol flight over the Atlantic. BZ873 was lost over the Bay of Biscay, taking the lives of the entire crew.
The airmen who perished in this incident were-
RAF Warrant Officer Frederick William ATHERTON,
RAFVR Flying Officer Geoffrey Alexander BOWMAN,
RAFVR Flight Sergeant Robert Dougall CHRISTIE,
RAFVR Flight Sergeant George HARRISON,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Alan Francis JOHNSON,
RAAF Flight Sergeant John Thomas KERR,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Walter William MOORE,
RAF Flying Officer William McTAGGART, DFM,
RAAF Flight Sergeant Jack Kenneth RICHARDS and
RAAF Flying Officer Herbert William WATKINS.

Inscription

Royal Australian Air Force

Gravesite Details

423171



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