Birth Date: 1921 (age 22)
Edmond Clarence & Blanche Teresa Crabtree
Home: Cardston, Alberta (parents)
| Marshal | |
| Air Chief Marshal | A/C/M |
| Air Marshal | A/M |
| Air Vice Marshal | A/V/M |
| Air Commodore | A/C |
| Group Captain | G/C |
| Wing Commander | W/C |
| Squadron Leader | S/L |
| Flight Lieutenant | F/L |
| Flying Officer | F/O |
| Pilot Officer | P/O |
| Warrant Officer 1st Class | WO1 |
| Warrant Officer 2nd Class | WO2 |
| Flight Sergeant | FS |
| Sergeant | SGT |
| Corporal | CPL |
| Senior Aircraftman | SAC |
| Leading Aircraftman | LAC |
| Aircraftman 1st Class | AC1 |
| Aircraftman 2nd Class | AC2 |
No.4 Radio School. Flight Sergeant Crabtree lost his life when his Percival P.34 Proctor Mk III HM-360 (3-seat radio trainer) crashed near Talcarth, Breckonshire, England.
AC1 A J Ferguson RAF also KIFA.
Library and Archives Canada Service Files (may not exist)
The Percival Proctor was a British radio trainer and communications aircraft of the Second World War. The Proctor was a single-engined, low-wing monoplane with seating for three or four, depending on the model. Wikipedia
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