Leading Aircraftman William Glen Cadd

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Leading Aircraftman William Glen Cadd

Birth
Broken Hill, Broken Hill City, New South Wales, Australia
Death
22 Mar 1944 (aged 19)
Queensland, Australia
Burial
Charters Towers, Charters Towers Region, Queensland, Australia Add to Map
Plot
Plot A. Row B. Grave 4.
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~~~Transcript of Military Service, Royal Australian Air Force, RAAF, World War Two~~~
Service Number:--- 140268
Enlisted in RAAF:--- 11th May 1943, Adelaide, South Australia.
Final Rank:--- Leading Aircraftman
Final Unit:--- No. 13 Aircraft Repair Depot, Breddan Queensland.
Born:--- Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia, 28th February 1925.
Home Town:--- Broken Hill, Broken Hill Municipality, New South Wales
Fate:--- Died in aircraft crash, (No. 13 Aircraft Repair Depot Beaufort aircraft A9-452), near Charters Towers, Queensland, on, 22nd March 1944, aged 19 years.
Burial:--- Charters Towers Cemetery, Queensland
Parents:--- Arnold Glen Cadd and Jane Williams Thomas, married 7th July 1922 at Broken Hill, New South Wales.
Memorials:--- Adelaide World War 2 Wall of Remembrance, Australian War Memorial
Remembered:--- Panel 113, Commemorative Area, Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Remembered:--- World War II Honour Roll, National War Memorial of SA, North Terrace, Adelaide
Remembered:--- Zinc Corporation Roll of Honour, Broken Hill NSW
Details of Accident:---At 1315 hours on 22 March 1944 Beaufort A9-452 crashed 8 kms north of Fanning, Queensland, after its starboard engine caught fire during a travel flight. On board were:
Leading Aircraftman William Glen Cadd (140268) (General Hand, Supernumerary) Fatally injured: Died 22 March 1944
Pilot Officer Donald William Ferguson (416943) (Pilot) Fatally injured: Died 22 March 1945
Flight Sergeant Geoffrey Charles Sykes (418203) (Navigator) Fatally injured: Died 23 March 1944
Flight Sergeant Roy Herbert Williamson (413920) (Wireless Air Gunner) Slightly injured, Discharged from the RAAF: 22 February 1946
Flight Sergeant John Neil Wise (408494) (Second Pilot) Seriously injured, Discharged from the RAAF: 25 May 1945
~~~Transcript of Military Service, Royal Australian Air Force, RAAF, World War Two~~~
Service Number:--- 140268
Enlisted in RAAF:--- 11th May 1943, Adelaide, South Australia.
Final Rank:--- Leading Aircraftman
Final Unit:--- No. 13 Aircraft Repair Depot, Breddan Queensland.
Born:--- Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia, 28th February 1925.
Home Town:--- Broken Hill, Broken Hill Municipality, New South Wales
Fate:--- Died in aircraft crash, (No. 13 Aircraft Repair Depot Beaufort aircraft A9-452), near Charters Towers, Queensland, on, 22nd March 1944, aged 19 years.
Burial:--- Charters Towers Cemetery, Queensland
Parents:--- Arnold Glen Cadd and Jane Williams Thomas, married 7th July 1922 at Broken Hill, New South Wales.
Memorials:--- Adelaide World War 2 Wall of Remembrance, Australian War Memorial
Remembered:--- Panel 113, Commemorative Area, Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Remembered:--- World War II Honour Roll, National War Memorial of SA, North Terrace, Adelaide
Remembered:--- Zinc Corporation Roll of Honour, Broken Hill NSW
Details of Accident:---At 1315 hours on 22 March 1944 Beaufort A9-452 crashed 8 kms north of Fanning, Queensland, after its starboard engine caught fire during a travel flight. On board were:
Leading Aircraftman William Glen Cadd (140268) (General Hand, Supernumerary) Fatally injured: Died 22 March 1944
Pilot Officer Donald William Ferguson (416943) (Pilot) Fatally injured: Died 22 March 1945
Flight Sergeant Geoffrey Charles Sykes (418203) (Navigator) Fatally injured: Died 23 March 1944
Flight Sergeant Roy Herbert Williamson (413920) (Wireless Air Gunner) Slightly injured, Discharged from the RAAF: 22 February 1946
Flight Sergeant John Neil Wise (408494) (Second Pilot) Seriously injured, Discharged from the RAAF: 25 May 1945

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