Murray, George Douglas (Flight Sergeant)

Killed in Action 1942-October-13

Flight Sergeant George Douglas Murray RCAF

Birth Date: 1920-November-13

Born:

Parents: Son of Ambrose and Eva Murray, of Enniskillen, Ontario.

Spouse:

Home: Enniskillen, Ontario

Enlistment:

Enlistment Date: unkown date

Service

RCAF

Unit

214 (B) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Ultor In Umbris Avenging in the shadows

Base

RAF Chedburgh

Rank

Flight Sergeant

Position

Bomb Aimer

Service Numbers

R/93062

Mission

Stirling Mk. l BK599

Bombing Kiel Germany 1942-October-13 to 1942-October-13

214 (B) Sqn (RAF) RAF Chedburgh

214 Federated Malay States Squadron RAF (Ultor In Umbris) RAF Chedburgh. Stirling I aircraft BK 599 BU-R was coned by searchlights, struck by flak and attacked by night fighter pilot Oberfeldwebel Karl Fleischmann of the 6/NJG 3, crashing near Felde, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. Only two of the crew of seven managed to bale before the crash

Davison, Phalempin, Dempsay, Cameron, and Murray had previously survived the ditching of #22 Operational Training Unit Wellington Ic aircraft X 9701 LT-D 1942-06-25 returning from an operation over Germany. They survived adrift in their dinghy for several days until picked by air-sea rescue until 1942-07-01

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Unvetted Source No 214 (FMS) Squadron RAF - Crews and Losses - Short Stirling

Unvetted Source Plane crash near fields

Previous Events

1942-July-01 Sergeant Rescued

Wellington ICLT-D

22 OTU RAF

no detail available.

Wellington IC X9701

Bombing 1942-June-25 to 1942-July-01

22 (OT) OTU (RAF) RAF Wellesbourne Mountford

#22 Operational Training Unit, RAF Wellesbourne Mountford. Flight Sergeant RW Davison (RAFVR), Flight Sergeant GFJ Phalempin (RCAF), Flight Sergeant R Dempsay (RCAF), Flight Sergeant GD Murray (RCAF) and Warrant Officer 1st Class JG Cameron (RCAF) all survived the ditching Wellington Ic aircraft X 9701 LT-D 1942-06-25 into the North Sea, 50 miles East of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, England returning from an operation over Germany. They were adrift in their dinghy for several days until picked by air-sea rescue until 1942-07-01 and returned to operations

Sadly, all but Cameron would be killed in action 1942-10-13 on 214 Squadron RAF Stirling I aircraft BK 599 BU-R shot down during an operation over Kiel, Germany. Cameron would be taken as a Prisoner of War

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