Cook, Albert (Flying Officer)

Killed in Action 1942-August-28

Flying Officer Albert Cook RCAF

Birth Date: 1917

Born:

Parents: Walter & Mary (nee Jackson) Cook

Spouse: Pearl Weston (nee MacLean) Cook, of New Waterford, Nova Scotia. Brother of Arthur, Harold, Erenist, Fred Edith and F

Home: New Waterford, Nova Scotia (parents)

Enlistment:

Enlistment Date: unkown date

Service

RCAF

Unit

35 (PFF) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Uno Anima Agimus We Act with One Accord

Base

RAF Graveley

Rank

Flying Officer

Position

Observer

Service Numbers

J/6152

Home
Google MapNew Waterford, Nova Scotia (parents)
Target
Google MapNuremberg Germany
Final Burial
Google MapMilitary Cemetery
Row M Coll grave 3-6

Took off from Gravely at 20:32 in Halifax Mk II (Sqn code TL-C Bomber Command) on an operation to Nuremberg Germany

Aircraft shot down (means not found) and crashed at Montcornet, France.

Killed: Flying Officer Albert Cook RCAF J/6152 KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Coll. grave 3-6. Flight Sergeant Max Feindel Robbins RCAF R/65294 KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Grave 1. Pilot Officer Frederick John Taylor RCAF J/15649 pilot KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Coll. grave 3-6. Sergeant Graham Francis Bush RAF KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Coll. grave 3-6. Sergeant Herbert Sydney McCartney RAF KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Grave 2. Sergeant Garfield James Phillips RAF KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Coll. grave 3-6. Flight Sergeant Patrick William Tucker-Feltham RAF KIA Montcornet Military Cemetery Row M. Coll. grave 3-6.

Canada Source Canadian Virtual War Memorial

Commonwealth War Grave Commission Commonwealth War Graves Commission

Find-A-Grave Finadagrave.com

Canada Primary Source Library and Archives Canada Service Files (may not exist)