Sgt. E. P. Pike . 102 Squadron
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Herbert John "Bert" Pike . Royal Air Force Carpenter 109 & 627 Sqds. Grandfather of Sarah Pike Ellis remained with the Squadron for the duration of the war.
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Pte. Stanley Gilbert Pike . British Army 2nd Btn. Welsh Regiment from Tonypandy South Wales
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William Alfred Pike . British Army 7th Btn Royal Northumberland Fusiliers from London Fusilier William Alfred Pike was taken prisoner at St Valery in June 1940
and was part of the 51st Highland Division. He was a prisoner in Stalag 8b/E344 and also E344/E3 Blechammer.
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Able Sea. William Jordan Pike . Royal Navy HMS Ajax (d.15th Nov 1942) My relative, Bill Pike served on the HMS Ajax, HMS Warspite and lost his life on the HMS Avenger in November 1942. He spent time at the Chatham Naval Barracks. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
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Eugene Fredrick Pilbean . US Army from Illinois My great uncle Fred Pilbean was captured in France. Imprisoned at Stalag 5A in Southern Germany, Bavaria area. I don't know a lot about him other than in my early childhood. He was a broken man, a chronic alcoholic. But he was also calm and I loved him. He was always pleasant. He lived very poor and died in his 60s I believe back in the 1980s. While people do remember him as a broken man, I remember him as a veteran who endured possibly unimaginable situations and therefore could not judge him on his alcoholism. He never talked about the war, being a prisoner, and we don't even know what medals he may have been awarded.
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W/O John H.S. Pile . Royal Air Force 104 Squadron Going through the memorabilia left by my late Mother, I found a collection of WW2 RAF flight documents & notes dating that once belonged to her first husband, John H. S. Pile. He served as a Navigator and there are three excersise books with his Airforce Training School handwritten notes and also the following documents:
Serial No.449
Air Ministry - Meteorological Office
Flight Forecast - Route: UK - Foggia, Track: Via Sete, Aircraft KL635, Time of Departure: 0830, 11th July 1945.
Serial No.221
Air Ministry Meteorological Office and Canadian Meteorological Division Flight Forecast - Route: Blackbushe, Track: Castle Benito, Aircraft Lancaster, Time of Departure: 0800 G.M.T. 3074 1946
[The latter is full of maps and charts (printed, photographed, typed, anotated). Mainly, these pertain to 104 Squadron, included is a typed list of flight personnel for No.37 Squadron, dated 16th April 1946].
Form 441 Navigator's Log Book
This folder contains one Forecast headed: Squadron 37, A/G Number and Letter KL 383X, Captain W/O Porter, Navigator F/S Pile, Date 25/5/45.
Eleven more records Squadron 104 in the header and A/C Numbers, NX729C, NX754T, NX725N, NX740F, NX754J, along with Captains P/O De' Ath, F/O Evans, F/O Philips.
I would guess that John Pile started in 104 squadron, where he served most of his time, was transferred to 148 Squadron (written on the cover of a rather hefty set of maps he left: Air Route Book, From UK To Algiers - Italy - Middle East. which includes a Monthly Supplement for July 1945 before joining 37 Squadron.
Has anyone any further information to share relating to him? I also have three photos of John Pile, which I will need to get digitally copied.
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Third Radio Officer John Pilling . Naval Auxiliary Personnel HMS Forfar from Blackpool, Lancashire (d.2nd Dec 1940)
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SH Pilling . British Army 53rd Regiment Reconnaissance Corps SH Pilling served with the 53rd Regiment Reconnaissance Corps 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: The Wartime Memories Project is no longer in contact 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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Flt Sgt. Leonard Charles Pillinger . Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve air gunner 156 Sqd. from Bristol (d.12th May 1944)
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"Chuck" Pillow . US Army Air Force VB 105 Sqd.
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Pvt. Walter W. Pilon . US Army Coy. I, 174th Infantry Regiment 27th Infantry Division from Olean, New York Walter Pilon was a POW in Stalag 7B in Memmingen, Bavaria. By a strange coincidence, Memmingen is located about 30 kilometers from the village where our great-great-grandfather was born and raised (in addition to about 300 years of previous ancestors). The town today has only about 2,000 people and almost all of them have a link, one way or another, to each other and to our families.
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F/Sgt. François Rolland Pilon. . 408 Sqd. from 17th April 1943
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Bosun. Alphonso Cevallos Pimentil . Merchant Navy SS Cortes from Liverpool (d.11th October 1941) Boatswain Alphonso Pimentil was the son of Macaria and Lucas Pimentil, husband of Kate Gertrude Pimentil of Liverpool.
He was 51 when he died and is buried in the Clifton (Ard Bear) Catholic Cemetery, Clifton, Co. Galway, Ireland.
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Sqd.Ldr. John Austin "Pimbo" Pimlott DFC.. Royal Air Force My grandfather, John Pimlott, was at RAF Scampton flying ops in the North Sea, he was then sent as a trainer to a gunnery school in Scotland. I got his service record but large chunks of it are redacted. He flew Lancasters in Dambuster bomb testing, flew planes around the country once repaired, went to South Africa to help train their Air Force, back to England to fly Lancasters over Europe. I got a copy of service medals, I've seen his original ones and there was a DFC amongst them. If anyone knows more about him I would be keen to know more
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Eddie "Polo" Pinchbeck . Royal Navy HMS Campania My grandad served on HMS Campania on the Russian Convoys.
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Marine Ronald Pincher . Royal Marines No. 40 R.M. Commando. from Bilston, Staffs (d.10th Oct 1944) Ronald Pincher was the Son of Emily Jane Pincher and the late William Pincher, of Bilston, Staffs.
He was aged 19 when he died and was buried in the Tirana Park Memorial Cemetery in Albania
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ACW. Molly Gertrude Pinches . Womens Auxiliary Air Force I have a copy of a photograph sent to Molly Pinches from her husband Frank, serving with the RAF in India dated July 1942 when she was stationed at RAF High Ercall.
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CC Pinchin . British Army CC Pinchin 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: The Wartime Memories Project is no longer in contact 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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H Pincombe . British Army H Pincombe 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: The Wartime Memories Project is no longer in contact 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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Dvr. Arthur Pinder . British Army 191st Company Royal Army Service Corps from Dewsbury, Yorkshire
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Sergeant Charles Alan Pinder . 77 Sqd. (d.21st Jan 1944 ) Charles Pinder was a flight engineer with 77Sqd he was killed on 21st January 1944 on Ops flying from RAF Elvington..
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LG Pinder . British Army East Kent Regiment LG Pinder served with the East Kent Regiment 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: The Wartime Memories Project is no longer in contact 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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F/O Peter Francis Pinder . Royal Canadian Air Force 214 Sqdn. from Columbia, Canada (d.15th January 1943) Stirling W7637 was lost on a bombing run on Lorient on 15th/16th January 1943. T/o 1826 Chedburgh and lost without trace. All the crew members are commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial. They were:
S/L P.W.M. Carlyon DFC
Sgt C.E.C. Ransom
F/O D.K. O'Donnell RNZAF
Sgt J.L. Kemp
Sgt L. Carr
F/S J.N. Peck RCAF
P/O P.F. Pinder RCAF
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Pte. Ronald Pinder . British Army from Ellerker E.Yorkshire I would like to find out more about my Grandad, Ronald Pinder, I have a photo of him with 2 other pow's. On the back of the postcard is his pow number 14551 at Stalag XXA3 this is all that I know apart from he was there from 1939.
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Jack Pine . Royal Navy HMS Ness My wife's brother Jack Pine served on the Ness from about 1943 until the end of the war. Unfortunately, Jack has now died. Jack trained on Collingwood about 1942 and then was drafted to the Ness. I would be particularly interested to know where the Ness was on D-day. Another name I have is Harry Wilkinson who was also on the Ness any information about him would also be appreciated.
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Bill Pineo . Canadian Army CMHQ I was a Canadian motorcycle dispatch rider at CMHQ for a number of years. I would like to correspond with any one else that rode with me. I was also in Borden, Hampshire the morning the Germans bombed our camp in July 1940 and would like to hear from others who were there. It was a very exciting experience to be remembered.
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Lt. Ivan George Thornton Pinfield MID.. British Army 1st Btn. Royal Fusiliers from Warlingham I joined in 1939, did basic training at Hounslow, and was then the first wartime volunteer to go to Sandhurst. I was there at the time of Dunkirk. Then I was posted to the Royal Fusiliers (City of London) Regiment, 1st Battalion, 4th Indian Division and we embarked for Suez. I saw action in Eritrea, the Western Desert and Palestine, and was seriously wounded whilst in Syria.
After a year in hospital in Jerusalem (nearly losing my right leg - as well as my life), and convalescence in South Africa, I was shipped back to England where I spent the rest of the war on home defence duties. These included: guarding the oil pipeline to France (Winchelsea), counting buzz bombs as they came over, and operating camp facilities for troops in the New Forest during the invasion period.
Whilst I was at Winchelsea, we made sure that every member of the crew took home a fresh Dover Sole when they went on leave! Top Brass used to visit in the expectation of wonderful hospitality (eg fresh eggs and fish)! The country was still heavily rationed at this time. Finally, as the war ended I had great fun organising open days at Guildford Barracks. I was demobbed and sent up to Olympia to collect a demob suit: these were so awful that the first thing we did when emerging from Olympia was sell the suits for £2.50 to black marketeers lined up outside!
I wish I knew what happened to my unit in Syria after I was wounded, and would love to know their stories.
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FA Pinfold . British Army 11th Hussars FA Pinfold served with the 11th Hussars 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: The Wartime Memories Project is no longer in contact 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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Bert Pink . British Army I was in 167 Brigade, 56th London Division, in July 1943. The Royal Scots Greys joined our division in Tripoli and we trained for the invasion of Italy. We landed on 9th September at Salerno. Battipaglia fell after hard fighting to the 8th and 9th Battalions of the Royal Fusiliers and 7th Battalion of the Ox and Bucks. It was retaken and we withdrew. It was called "Black Monday", (Monday, 13th September). It was retaken again after fierce fighting and during the next three months the division had over 5,000 casualties in action.
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