Son of Fred C. Casey and Ivy Casey, of Sandwich West, Ontario.
Commemorated on Page 144 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
Name Crash Victims
Halifax, May 10-(CP)
The Eastern Air Command has announced the names of the five Canadians killed and one seriously injured when an aircraft from an R.C.A.F. station in Newfoundland crashed last Wednesday.
Those killed were: Flight Lieut. B.A. Casey, pilot,Sandwich West, Ont.; Flight Lieut.J.P. Barsalou, second pilot, Montreal; Flying Officer J.R Cleeland, navigator, Wilson Ave., Toronto; Pilot Officer J.H. Millar, wireless operator air gunner, Vancover; Warrant Officer A.F. Morrice, wireless operator air gunner, Stayner, Ont.
Seriously injured; Corporal U.E.A.Dube, second engineer, St. Leonard, N.B.
Published "The Toronto Star, May 10, 1943
Commemorated on Page 144 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
Name Crash Victims
Halifax, May 10-(CP)
The Eastern Air Command has announced the names of the five Canadians killed and one seriously injured when an aircraft from an R.C.A.F. station in Newfoundland crashed last Wednesday.
Those killed were: Flight Lieut. B.A. Casey, pilot,Sandwich West, Ont.; Flight Lieut.J.P. Barsalou, second pilot, Montreal; Flying Officer J.R Cleeland, navigator, Wilson Ave., Toronto; Pilot Officer J.H. Millar, wireless operator air gunner, Vancover; Warrant Officer A.F. Morrice, wireless operator air gunner, Stayner, Ont.
Seriously injured; Corporal U.E.A.Dube, second engineer, St. Leonard, N.B.
Published "The Toronto Star, May 10, 1943
Son of Fred C. Casey and Ivy Casey, of Sandwich West, Ontario.
Commemorated on Page 144 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
Name Crash Victims
Halifax, May 10-(CP)
The Eastern Air Command has announced the names of the five Canadians killed and one seriously injured when an aircraft from an R.C.A.F. station in Newfoundland crashed last Wednesday.
Those killed were: Flight Lieut. B.A. Casey, pilot,Sandwich West, Ont.; Flight Lieut.J.P. Barsalou, second pilot, Montreal; Flying Officer J.R Cleeland, navigator, Wilson Ave., Toronto; Pilot Officer J.H. Millar, wireless operator air gunner, Vancover; Warrant Officer A.F. Morrice, wireless operator air gunner, Stayner, Ont.
Seriously injured; Corporal U.E.A.Dube, second engineer, St. Leonard, N.B.
Published "The Toronto Star, May 10, 1943
Commemorated on Page 144 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance
Name Crash Victims
Halifax, May 10-(CP)
The Eastern Air Command has announced the names of the five Canadians killed and one seriously injured when an aircraft from an R.C.A.F. station in Newfoundland crashed last Wednesday.
Those killed were: Flight Lieut. B.A. Casey, pilot,Sandwich West, Ont.; Flight Lieut.J.P. Barsalou, second pilot, Montreal; Flying Officer J.R Cleeland, navigator, Wilson Ave., Toronto; Pilot Officer J.H. Millar, wireless operator air gunner, Vancover; Warrant Officer A.F. Morrice, wireless operator air gunner, Stayner, Ont.
Seriously injured; Corporal U.E.A.Dube, second engineer, St. Leonard, N.B.
Published "The Toronto Star, May 10, 1943
Inscription
Royal Canadian Air Force
Gravesite Details
C/1061
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