Rennie, Henry Thompson (Pilot Officer)
Killed in Action 1943-March-12
Birth Date: unkown date (age unknown)
Home: Elora, Ontario
RCAF
12 (MB) Sqn- Squadron (USAAF)
| 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 |
Wireless Air Gunner
J/17126
Prev: R/83580
12 US Medium Bombardment Group ("The Earthquakers") B-25 Mitchell aircraft crashed near Sidi Barrani, Egypt due to enemy action. Pilot Officer HT Rennie (RCAF) was killed. Pilot Officer Rennie was one of a group of RCAF wireless air gunners seconded to this group in support of the British 8th Army to assist in communications because they were trained in RAF radio procedures and could speak "American". Pilot Officer Rennie was initially buried in the north-west corner of a large olive grove near Sidi Barrani, exhumed, and reburied in the National Cemetery at Fort Scott, Kansas, USA with the rest of his US aircrew
Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Library and Archives Canada Service Files (may not exist)
Pilot Officer Henry Thompson Rennie was exhumed and reburied.
Elora, Ontario
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