Born in Valparaiso, Saskatchewan, 1921; home in Tisdale, Saskatchewan; teacher in civilian life. Enlisted in Saskatoon, 13 August 1941. Trained at No 7 ITS (graduated 28 March 1942), No 2 EFTS (graduated 20 June 1942) and No 1 SFTS (graduated 9 October 1942). Killed in Action 3 November 1944 and buried in Belgium.
198 Squadron (Igini Renatus). Typhoon IB aircraft MN 702 lost over South Beveland, Holland while attacking Walchern Island.
Distinguished Flying Cross - No.198 Squadron - Award effective 8 December 1944 as per London Gazette of that date and AFRO 293/45 dated 16 February 1945. Medal presented to next-of-kin February 1946. The citation reads "Flying Officer Allan has taken part in numerous attacks on enemy road and rail transport, tanks, radio installations and gun positions. He has led his section with great skill and courage, qualities which have contributed materially to the successes obtained. He has set a fine example to all." Detail provided by H Halliday, Orleans, ON