Fry, James Frederic (Sergeant)
Killed in Action 1945-March-09
Birth Date: 1923
Born: Stroud District, Gloucestershire, England
Parents: Son of Frederic and Emily Fry, of Oakridge, Gloucestershire
Spouse:
Home: Oakridge, Gloucestershire, England
Enlistment:
Enlistment Date: unkown date
Service
RAFVR
Unit
605 (I) Sqn- Squadron (RAF)
Nunquam Dormio I never sleep
Base
RAF Blackbushe
Rank
Sergeant
Position
Navigator/Wireless Operator
Service Numbers
1605929
Oakridge, Gloucestershire, England
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Mission
Mosquito FB.Mk VI PZ349
Reconnaissance 1945-March-09 to 1945-March-09
605 (I) Sqn (RAF) RAF Blackbushe
605 County of Warwick Squadron (Nunquam Dormio) RAF Blackbushe. Mosquito VI aircraft PZ 349 UP-P was lost while on an armed reconnaissance operation over north-west Germany. The cause of loss was not deternined but the Mosquito crashed at Hoog Buurlo, Radio Kootwijk, Gelderland, Netherlands with the loss of both crew members
Both pilot, Flight Lieutenant WG Oldham (RCAF) and navigator, Sergeant JF Fry (RAFVR) were killed in action
Royal Air Force Serial and Image Database...Mosquito PZ349 FB.Mk VI - Reconnaissance - 1945-03-09 to 1945-03-09
Squadron: 605 (I) Sqn (RAF)
Start Date: 1945-03-09
Completion Date: 1945-03-09
Mission: Reconnaissance
Operation: unspecified
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Target Specific:
Base: RAF Blackbushe
Take Off Time: 23:31:00
Squadron Code: UP-P
Radio Code:
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Crash City: Netherlands
Crash Specifics: Hoog Buurlo, Radio Kootwijk, Gelderland
Crash Latitude: 0.00000000
Crash Longitude: 0.00000000
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605 County of Warwick Squadron (Nunquam Dormio) RAF Blackbushe. Mosquito VI aircraft PZ 349 UP-P was lost while on an armed reconnaissance operation over north-west Germany. The cause of loss was not deternined but the Mosquito crashed at Hoog Buurlo, Radio Kootwijk, Gelderland, Netherlands with the loss of both crew members
Both pilot, Flight Lieutenant WG Oldham (RCAF) and navigator, Sergeant JF Fry (RAFVR) were killed in action