Moor, Maurice Gordon (Flying Officer)
Killed in Action 1942-December-06
Birth Date: 1919
Born:
Parents: Son of Edward Gordon Moor and Isobel Moor, of St. Vital, Manitoba, Canada.
Spouse:
Home: St Vital, Manitoba
Enlistment:
Enlistment Date: unkown date
Service
RCAF
Unit
464 (B) Sqn- Squadron (RAAF)
Aequo Animo Equanimity
Base
Rank
Flying Officer
Position
Pilot
Service Numbers
J/10139
St Vital, Manitoba
Canadian Virtual War Memorial
Library and Archives Canada Service Files (may not exist)Mission
Ventura Mk. l AE702
Bombing Eindhoven Netherlands 1942-December-06 to 1942-December-06
464 (B) Sqn (RAAF) RAF Feltwell, Norfolk, England
Operation Oyster
464 Australia Squadron (Aequo Animo). Ventura aircraft was one of six shot down during an operation against the Phillips Factory at Eindhoven. Casualties included Flying Officer M.G. Moor (RCAF), Flying Officer N. Cohen (RAF), P/O. S.A. Venneear (RAF), and Sgt. M.L.V. Haas (RAAF).Ventura AE702 Mk. l - Bombing Eindhoven Netherlands - 1942-12-06 to 1942-12-06
Squadron: 464 (B) Sqn (RAAF)
Start Date: 1942-12-06
Completion Date: 1942-12-06
Mission: Bombing
Operation: Operation Oyster
Target City: Eindhoven Netherlands
Target Specific:
Base: RAF Feltwell, Norfolk, England
Take Off Time: 11:20
Squadron Code: SB Q
Radio Code:
Return Base:
Return Time:
Crash City: Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Crash Specifics: Eindhoven
Crash Latitude: 0.00000000
Crash Longitude: 0.00000000
Crash Reason: flak
Flak Battery:
Enemy Claim:
War Diary Unavailable
6 Group Unavailable
464 Australia Squadron (Aequo Animo). Ventura aircraft was one of six shot down during an operation against the Phillips Factory at Eindhoven. Casualties included Flying Officer M.G. Moor (RCAF), Flying Officer N. Cohen (RAF), P/O. S.A. Venneear (RAF), and Sgt. M.L.V. Haas (RAAF).
6 Group Unavailable
464 Australia Squadron (Aequo Animo). Ventura aircraft was one of six shot down during an operation against the Phillips Factory at Eindhoven. Casualties included Flying Officer M.G. Moor (RCAF), Flying Officer N. Cohen (RAF), P/O. S.A. Venneear (RAF), and Sgt. M.L.V. Haas (RAAF).
