F/O C. D. Christian . Royal Canadian Air Force bomb aimer 419 Sqd.
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F/O C. D. Christian. . 419 Sqd
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Sergeant A W Christie . RAF 59 Squadron
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Staff Sgt. Atherton Ffolliot Powell Christie . British Army Royal Army Service Corps Uncle Hughie was captured at St valery and ended up in Stalag 9c POW Camp. He was also in Obermassfield Lazarette and had his legs operated on. He died from thrombosis shortly after the war due to this surgery. "God Rest his soul"
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2nd.Lt. Charles Phillip Christie . United States Army Air Corps from Massachusetts
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Pte. David Christie . British Army Kings Own Scottish Borderers from Glasgow, Scotland My father-in-law was in the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, during World War 2, as an airbourne soldier in a glider, he was part of the Market-Garden, Arnhem, Netherlands.
He was captured at this time, and sent or marched to to interned at Stalag X1-B Fallinghbostel, Lower Saxony, Germany. He was evacuated at the end of the war, and in 1950s, he immigrated with his wife and two sons to Toronto Canada then moved to Los Angeles, California.
I only wish I had asked him more about his service record, as we all seem to do of our ancestors, usually we are so busy with our own family situations, time goes on and now my husband David and I would like to know more about his record during that time.
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Pte. James Finlayson Christie . British Army Seaforth Highlanders from Perth, Scotland My Grandfather James Christie was in the Seaforth Highlanders and was imprisoned at Stalag XX-B. I knew very little about his time there as he died when I was only 12. However, I have since come across some pictures of him in the Camp and discovered some basic information through www.ancestry.co.uk
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Jean Christie . Timber Corps
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LBdr. John Christie . British Army 2nd Searchlight Regiment, 6th Battery Royal Artillery from Birmingham (d.18th May 1940) My great uncle, John Christie, was killed on the 8th day of the German Blitzkrieg, west of Arras. Details are unclear but we know that his unit, which was not a front line battle formation, found itself faced by rapdly advancing German tanks: but the men were only armed with rifles. One story is that John (known as Jack) was killed trying to capture a tank but this is uncertain. He was 21 and two of his brothers served throughout the war in the RA and infantry, both survived.
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L/Bdr Wilfred McCormack Paul Christie . British Army 89 LAA Regt, 309 Royal Artillery from Stonehaven
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WW Christie . British Army WW Christie served with the British Army. I have his unissued dogtags, made in preparation for deployment to the Far East and would love to get them home to his family. I am happy to cover all costs. If you are a family member or can put me in touch with them please get in touch. Update: Unfortunately The Wartime Memories Project has lost touch with Dan, his website, facebook page and email have all ceased to function. But if you can add any details about the person listed, please use the add to record link below.
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Sgt Christie. . RAF 608 Sqd (d.2nd Aug 1941)
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AH Christmas . British Army AH Christmas served with the British Army. I have his unissued dogtags, made in preparation for deployment to the Far East and would love to get them home to his family. I am happy to cover all costs. If you are a family member or can put me in touch with them please get in touch. Update: Unfortunately The Wartime Memories Project has lost touch with Dan, his website, facebook page and email have all ceased to function. But if you can add any details about the person listed, please use the add to record link below.
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Sub Lt. James Christon . Royal Navy HMS Forfar My father sub lieu James Christon also served on H M S Forfar. I would appreciate any information concerning his time on board. Thanks
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Assistant Engineer James Christon . Naval Auxiliary Personnel HMS Forfar from Newcastle-upon-Tyne (d.2nd Dec 1940)
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C Christopher . British Army C Christopher served with the British Army. I have his unissued dogtags, made in preparation for deployment to the Far East and would love to get them home to his family. I am happy to cover all costs. If you are a family member or can put me in touch with them please get in touch. Update: Unfortunately The Wartime Memories Project has lost touch with Dan, his website, facebook page and email have all ceased to function. But if you can add any details about the person listed, please use the add to record link below.
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William Thomas Denzil Christopher . I was a POW from April 1941 to May 1945 at Stalag 18A.
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Lieutenant (E) John James Chrystie . Royal Naval Reserve HMS Forfar from West Derby, Liverpool (d.2nd Dec 1940)
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Stanislaw T. Chrzanowski . Polish Army from Jedrzejow, Poland (d.23rd Oct 1944) Stanislaw Chrzanowski was my uncle, I didn't know he existed until I found him buried with my father in Jedrzejow, Poland.
Per family and research, he was burned alive by the Nazis on 23rd Oct 1944 at the age of 24.
Records indicate he was in Radom Prison and Stalag XI-A.
I do not know the sequence of events leading to his death.
Anyone is welcome to contact me.
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Sgt. Wladyslaw Marian "Bill" Chudzik . Polish Air Force 307 Squadron from Poland My family knew Wladyslaw Chudzik when he was stationed at Exeter Airport, 1941 to 1942 at the time he was in 307 Squadron. He was also in the 300 Polish Bomber Squadron.
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Wladyslaw Marian Chudzik . Royal Air Force No. 64 Squadron from Podkamien, Poland Wladyslaw M. Chudzik was in military service in Poland 1937-1939. In 1939, he took part in the September Campaign in Poland with No. 64 Squadron and No. 6 Air Force Regiment. He also served with No. 307 Squadron.
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Pfc. George Evertt Chumley . United States Army Co. D. 192nd Tank Batt. from Nicholasville, Kentucky
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Pierre Chupin . French Army 403é Régiment de Pionniers My father, Pierre Chupin, was released from Stalag 7A, on the 29th of April 1945, by Capt. FA John S Martino, Jr.
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Capt. A. E. Church . Home Guard C Coy. Workington Btn.
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CSgt. Arthur William Church . British Army 12th Btn. Worcestershire Regiment from Malvern Link, Worcestershire (d.23rd August 1941) Colour Sergeant Church was the son of Thomas A. and Emma L. Church, of Malvern Link, Worcestershire.
He was 27 when he died and is buried in Grave 1 in the Borg Churchyard in Iceland.
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Chaplain. George Harold Christian Church MID. Royal Air Force from 64 High Oak Road, Ware, Herts Canon George Church CBE was born 19th January 1911 at Burrough Green, Cambs, to Edward and Florence Church. His eldest brother John Edward Church served in the Royal Tank Corps in WW1. George trained in car engineering before ordination.
He served as a Chaplain at Manston, Kent, and Egypt in WW2. He was awarded the Africa Star, and in Dispatches 1945. Assistant Chaplain in Chief 1958-65.
He married Anna Helene Langhard (Helen) in Bern July 1937, and became Chaplain of St Mark's in Florence and Archdeacon of Malta; and Hon. Chaplain to the Queen 1962-65. He was kind and humorous.
He died 26 December 1989 in Crawley, West Sussex. Uncle of David Church.
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Cpl. James Church . British Army 5th Btn. East Yorkshire Regiment from Colin Ave, Hull My father, James Church, joined the TA in the Thirties,
he went to France as part of the BEF to France and returned via Dunkirk.
He served in the Western Desert with the 4th Battalion, East Yorks and was wounded at Wadi Akarit.
He narrowly escaped in the Gazala Gallop after first picking up his younger brother, Pte Victor Church.
He was transferred to the 5th Battalion after the demise of the 4th at Gazala.
His active war ended after being wounded again at, I believe, Catania in Sicily and was medically downgraded and returned to Richmond as a Sergeant to train recruits for D-Day. He remained there until demobilisation after VE Day.
His Brother-in Law was CSM Arthur Savage of (I think) the 5th Battalion, killed in N. Africa.
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PO. Norman William Church . Royal Navy HMS Europa from Loxton Road, Forest Hill My dad, Norman Church was a cook and petty officer on HMS Europa. That's all we know.
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Sig. Ronald Church . Royal Navy HMS Scotia from Beeston, Nottingham Ronald Church served on HMS Scotia for a few months, 27yh of March 1943 to 26th of August 1943. He passed his exam for Ordinary Signalman on the 19th of August 1943 He was then stationed at HMS Europa for a month before moving onto HMS Irwell.
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CPO William Arthur Church . Royal Navy HMS Orion from Portsmouth, Hampshire (d.29th May 1941)
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