TF Prowse . British Army TF Prowse 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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Sgt Alexander Alwyn Prowse. . RAAF 12Sqd. (d.26th May 1943) Flt Eng. Alexander Prowse was killed on 26th May 1943 in Lancaster ED967 PH-F with 12sqd
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F/O J. Prudham . Royal Canadian Air Force air gunner. 419 Sqd.
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Sig. Bernard Pruim . British Army Royal Corps of Signals from Kilburn, Middlesex. (d.18th July 1946) Signalman Bernard Pruim was the son of Joseph and Clara Pruim of Kilburn, Middlesex.
He was 21 when he died and is buried in the New Delhi Jewish Cemetery in India.
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R Pryde . British Army 4th Sqd (Sharpshooters) County Of London Yeomanry R Pryde served with the 4th Sqd (Sharpshooters) County Of London Yeomanry 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/Sgt. William Pryde . Royal Australian Air Force 57 Sqdn. from Rosewater Park (d.23rd September 1943) Lancaster W4948, DX-S was shot down by an intruder on 23/9/1943. Two escaped by parachute, the others died. The members of the crew were:
Sgt H.R. Ellmer - commemorated at Haywards Heath Cemetery
F/O P.N. Rolfe - buried in Nottingham Cemetery
P/O G.A. Duff - buried in Cambridge City Cemetery
Sgt R.P. Smith - buried in Cambridge City Cemetery
F/Sgt W. Pryde - buried in Cambridge City Cemetery
Sgt A. Cherrington - bailed out
Sgt R.C. Brown - bailed out
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Maurice Pryer . Home Guard Feltwell Btn.
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G A Pryor . British Army West Yorkshire Regiment G Pryor served with the West Yorkshire 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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Doug "Taffy" Pryse. . 300 sqd
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Pte. Emyr Prytherch . British Army Auxiliary Military Pioneer Corps from Anglesey, Wales (d.7th Jul 1940) Emyr Prytherch was the son of John and Margaret Prytherch, of Holyhead, Anglesey.
He was 26 when he died at sea and is buried in Doohooma Catholic Graveyard, Co. Mayo, Ireland.
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Ivan Prytulak . Polish Army from Ukraine My father Ivan Prytulak was Ukrainian, but served in the Polish Army, as Western Ukraine was under Polish rule.
He was captured by the Germans, on his way to defend Warsaw, on the banks of the River Vistula, around October of 1939. After spending six weeks in a POW camp in Ostrowo, Poland, he was transported to Neubrandenburg Stalag No. 2A. His camp no was 19318.
He must have been one of the first to arrive, as he wrote, they were building barracks, so he slept in tents. I am translating my father's autobiography from Ukrainian into English.
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Ernest Franklyn Publicover. . 220 Sqd.
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Sgt. Mark Roman Puchala Cross of Valour (Poland). Royal Air Force No. 308 (Polish) Squadron from Mansfield
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Sgt William Pudney . British Army Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry from West Ham London
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EEJ Pugh . British Army Royal Berkshire Regiment EEJ Pugh served with the Royal Berkshire 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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George Pugh . US Navy USS Boise My grandfather, George Pugh, was on the USS Boise from I believe either 1939 or 1941 to 1946. I was wondering if anyone remembers him or had any information about him during that time?
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F/O. Harold Kenneth Pugh . Royal Air Force 640 Squadron from Western Australia (d.18th April 1945) Flying Officer Harold Pugh was a farmer from Mt Barker in Western Australia. A talented academic and sportsman he was dux of the Muresk Agricultural College.
Harold was a pilot in the 640 Squadron based at Leconfield. He lost his life when his plane crashed into the North Sea on 18th of April 1945.
His son, Neil Pugh, was only 2 years old when his father was killed and has never had any personal effects of his fathers. Two weeks ago a trunk was uncovered on the family farm in Mt Barker, Western Australia. It contained Harold's personal effects that were sent home from England after his death. The trunk was presented to Neil having laid unopened for 72 years. There was many special items in there that Neil will cherish. It also contained a letter Harold wrote on learning that Neil had been born.
We would very much like to reach out and make contact with other relatives of the 640 Squadron. In particular we want to know the names of the airmen who flew and died with Harold on 18th of April 1945. Harold also received a Caterpillar Club pin so we assume he bailed out of a disabled bomber at some stage and lived to tell the tale.
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Harry Pugh . Royal Navy HMS Penelope Harry survived the sinking of HMS Penelope, he served on her with my brother Elijah.
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Sqd. Ldr. Rev. Herbert Cecil Pugh GC.. Royal Air Force (d.5th Jul 1941)
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Sgt. Mervyn Robert Pugh . British Army from Birmingham
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Gdsmn. Philip Charles Pugh . British Army 5th Btn. Coldstream Guards (d.11th Aug 1944) Philip Pugh was born in Birmingham in 1921. When the Second World War broke out, he felt it was his duty to enlist, and so joined the Coldstream Guards. Philip had met a girl from South Shields who was called Louisa Cummins, and who had left her home town to help in the war effort and was working in a Birmingham munitions factory. After a short romance, they were married on the 26th of December 1941.
On the 11th of August 1944, five days after the Normandy landings by Allied forces, Philip was killed. He is buried at Calvados in France. A sad note to add is that Philip's wife was pregnant, so he never got to see his child, who was born shortly after he had been killed.
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Pte. Robert Pugh . Robert Pugh was held in the Stalag 8b Prisoner of War Camp near Lamsdorf, Germany.
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Sgt. Ronald W. Pugh . Royal Air Force 514 Sqdn.
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Sgt. Ronald W. Pugh . Royal Air Force RAF Waterbeach Sgt Pugh served with Jim Eley and Leslie E. Austin at RAF Waterbeach in 1944/45.
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Sgt. Thomas Noel Pugh . Royal Canadian Air Force 419 Sqdn. (d.16th Jan 1942) I have only been able to find details of my Uncle Tom on the CWGC website, I would love to learn more if anyone can help. He had only been married a short time and had no children, his wife Olive died 6 months after learning of his death.
Editor's Note: Tom was flying in Wellington Z1145 VR-A which took off from RAF Mildenhall at 18:10 on the 15th of Januray 1942. The Aircraft was severely battle damaged during the raid on Hamburg and was returning to base when both engines failed due to lack of fuel. The Wellington ditched at 02:10 on the 16th of Jan 1942 in the sea off Spurn Head. Two survivors, Sgt Cox and Sgt Lucas were picked up two hours later and taken to Grimsby Naval Hospital suffering from minor cuts and abrasions. The rest of the crew were lost at sea and are commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial.
The crew were:
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P/O T.G.Cottier RCAF
- Sgt L.C.Powell RCAF
- Sgt A.E.Cox RAF
- Sgt T.N.Pugh RCAF
- P/O C.H.Lomas RCAF
- Sgt J.A.H.Lucas RAF
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Sgt. Thomas Noel Pugh . Royal Canadian Air Force 419 Sqdn. (d.16th January 1944) Sgt Pugh was part of the crew of a 419 Sqdn Wellington which was damaged by enemy action whilst on operations to Hamburg on the night of 15/16th January 1942. While returning to base (Mildenhall) both engines failed and the aircraft crashed in the sea off Spurn Head. Of the six crew on board, only two were picked up uninjured, the other four were killed and two of these were not found. The crew were:
P/O T.G. Cottier, RCAF, killed
Sgt L.C. Powell, RCAF, killed
Sgt A.E. Cox, injured
Sgt. T.N. Pugh, RCAF, missing (assumed killed)
P/O C.H. Lomas, RCAF, missing
Sgt. J.A.H. Lucas, injured.
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Rhoda Puig . Women's Timber Corps from Cricklewood Our Nan, Rhoda Egan (nee Puig) was also at Culford (nr Bury St Edmunds) felling trees for use as pit props for the mines. Nan remembers having a toothache when she first arrived, and being sent to get the tooth pulled out that same week. She also remembers catching her foot with the axe during the summer and resting in the nurses station. Nan often organised a coach back to London for other girls who wanted to go home for the weekend. She remembers Kay Beer (who married a Canadian), and being taken to visit a mine. She says she was given slips of paper in lieu of part of her wages, that could be cashed in after the war, but that she lost quite a few of the slips.
Nan is now 88 and lives in Norfolk.
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Flt.Sgt. Joseph William Charles Pulham . Royal Air Force 83rd Squadron from Dagenham, Essex (d.10th May 1945) My father, Joseph Pulham who was a radio operator, flew in Lancasters from Coningsby in Lincolnshire. His flight engineer was F/Sergeant Harry Ansell but I have no further information than this.
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Flt.Sgt. Joseph William Charles Pulham . Royal Air Force 603 Squadron from Dagenham, Essex (d.10th May 1945)
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