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Flight Sargeant Robert Calder Guy

RAFVR Air Rear Gunner 514 Sqdn

from:Glasgow, Scotland

(d.8th Jun 1944)

Robert Calder Guy who along with twin brother Charles Mathieson Guy stationed at Waterbeach from 1943 to mid Summer 1944 when both were killed in action during June and July '44. Robert went down at La Celle Le Bordes France on the 8th of June 44 and is buried in the village along with two colleagues, his twin brother was lost when his aircraft went down returning from Caen over the English Channel, I am trying to trace P/O W.L. Mc Gowan from Glasgow who evdaded capture when Robert's aircraft came down or any person who was on the operation to bomb rail facilities in tactial support at Massy Palaiseau.

Robert's crew was:

  • P/O W.L.McGown
  • Sgt J.Clarke
  • W/O A.N.Durham RAAF
  • P/O L.W.C.Lewis
  • W/O K.E.Bryan RAAF
  • F/S J.G.S.Boanson
  • F/S R.C.Guy KIA



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