Toronto, OntarioFlying Officer Northmore had previously been employed by the Royal Bank of Canada in his hometown of Toronto, entering service with the bank at the College and Bathurst branch March 20, 1935, moving to the Coxwell and Gerrard branch before enlisting December 09, 1940
Northmore, Martin Palmer (Flying Officer)
Killed in Action 1943-October-24
Birth Date: 1917-November-21
Born: Toronto, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada
Parents: Son of Archibald Joseph Northmore and Hannah Louise (nee Martin) Northmore of Toronto, Ontario
Spouse: Husband of Doris Margaret (nee Perkins) Northmore of Toronto, Ontario
Home: Toronto, Ontario
Enlistment: Toronto, Ontario
Enlistment Date: 1940-December-09
Service
RCAF
Unit
94 (F) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Avenge
Base
Savoia, Libya
Rank
Flying Officer
Position
Pilot
Service Numbers
J/10984
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Hurricane Mk. ll HL841
Convoy Patrol 1943-October-24 to 1943-October-24
94 (F) Sqn (RAF) Savoia, Libya
94 Squadron RAF (Avenge) Savoia, Libya. Flying Officer M P Northmore (RCAF) was killed in action while escorting a westbound supply convoy when his Hurricane II aircraft HL 841 went into a spin and crashed into the Mediterranean Sea, cause unknown
Hurricane HL841 Mk. ll - Convoy Patrol - 1943-10-24 to 1943-10-24
Squadron: 94 (F) Sqn (RAF)
Start Date: 1943-10-24
Completion Date: 1943-10-24
Mission: Convoy Patrol
Operation: unspecified
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Base: Savoia, Libya
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Crash City: Mediterranean
Crash Specifics: unspecified
Crash Latitude: 0.00000000
Crash Longitude: 0.00000000
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94 Squadron RAF (Avenge) Savoia, Libya. Flying Officer M P Northmore (RCAF) was killed in action while escorting a westbound supply convoy when his Hurricane II aircraft HL 841 went into a spin and crashed into the Mediterranean Sea, cause unknown