Pilot Officer (Pilot)
Service Number 116664
Died 02/09/1942
Aged 25
157 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
formerly Lieut. in Lincolnshire Regiment
Son of Geoffrey Cecil Wilson and Averal Helen Wilson (nee Whinney), of Golders Green, London.
Find A Grave contributor, RiverMilkman:
Pilot Officer Peter Geoffrey Wilson (Pilot) service number 116664 of 157 Sqdn Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve died on 2nd September 1942 whilst flying in de Havilland Mosquito NF Mk II registration DD627. The aircraft departed from RAF Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire.
Flying with Sergeant James Francis Collins (Radio Operator) service number 1322290 , the aircraft crashed on take-off following the failure of one of the engines, 2 miles from the airfield.
Both Collins and Wilson were killed.
Service Number 116664
Died 02/09/1942
Aged 25
157 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
formerly Lieut. in Lincolnshire Regiment
Son of Geoffrey Cecil Wilson and Averal Helen Wilson (nee Whinney), of Golders Green, London.
Find A Grave contributor, RiverMilkman:
Pilot Officer Peter Geoffrey Wilson (Pilot) service number 116664 of 157 Sqdn Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve died on 2nd September 1942 whilst flying in de Havilland Mosquito NF Mk II registration DD627. The aircraft departed from RAF Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire.
Flying with Sergeant James Francis Collins (Radio Operator) service number 1322290 , the aircraft crashed on take-off following the failure of one of the engines, 2 miles from the airfield.
Both Collins and Wilson were killed.
Pilot Officer (Pilot)
Service Number 116664
Died 02/09/1942
Aged 25
157 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
formerly Lieut. in Lincolnshire Regiment
Son of Geoffrey Cecil Wilson and Averal Helen Wilson (nee Whinney), of Golders Green, London.
Find A Grave contributor, RiverMilkman:
Pilot Officer Peter Geoffrey Wilson (Pilot) service number 116664 of 157 Sqdn Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve died on 2nd September 1942 whilst flying in de Havilland Mosquito NF Mk II registration DD627. The aircraft departed from RAF Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire.
Flying with Sergeant James Francis Collins (Radio Operator) service number 1322290 , the aircraft crashed on take-off following the failure of one of the engines, 2 miles from the airfield.
Both Collins and Wilson were killed.
Service Number 116664
Died 02/09/1942
Aged 25
157 Sqdn., Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
formerly Lieut. in Lincolnshire Regiment
Son of Geoffrey Cecil Wilson and Averal Helen Wilson (nee Whinney), of Golders Green, London.
Find A Grave contributor, RiverMilkman:
Pilot Officer Peter Geoffrey Wilson (Pilot) service number 116664 of 157 Sqdn Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve died on 2nd September 1942 whilst flying in de Havilland Mosquito NF Mk II registration DD627. The aircraft departed from RAF Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire.
Flying with Sergeant James Francis Collins (Radio Operator) service number 1322290 , the aircraft crashed on take-off following the failure of one of the engines, 2 miles from the airfield.
Both Collins and Wilson were killed.
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