Ploudalmézeau Cemetery

by , BOUDOT Philippe

The Ploudalmézeau cemetery contains the graves of British airmen and an unknown Canadian soldier.
Pilot Officer Peter Gordon ANDERSON, pilot of the Hampden I AE225 of 144 Squadron of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve killed in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 22.
Sergeant Albert Bertram COOPER, radio operator, died in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 22.
Sergeant Donald PARKIN, radio operator, died in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 21.
Sergeant Ernest Albert NORMAN, machine gunner and radio operator on the Ventura I AE726 of the 21 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force killed in action on April 05, 1943.
Sergeant Kenneth Ether PRICE, machine gunner and radio operator of the Ventura I AE726 of the 21 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force died in action on April 05, 1943.
Sergeant Harold Edwin BLUNDELL, pilot of the Ventura I AE726, Royal Air Force, died in action on April 05, 1943.
Warrant Officer Class II Thomas Coke DU BOSE, pilot of the Ventura I AE726, Royal Canadian Air Force, died in action on April 05, 1943.



Contribution and photo credit Philippe Boudot.

The Ploudalmézeau cemetery contains the graves of British airmen and an unknown Canadian soldier.Pilot Officer Peter Gordon ANDERSON, pilot of the Hampden I AE225 of 144 Squadron of the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve killed in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 22.Sergeant Albert Bertram COOPER, radio operator, died in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 22.Sergeant Donald PARKIN, radio operator, died in action on July 24, 1941 at the age of 21.Sergeant Ernest Albert NORMAN, machine gunner and radio operator on the Ventura I AE726 of the 21 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force killed in action on April 05, 1943.Sergeant Kenneth Ether PRICE, machine gunner and radio operator of the Ventura I AE726 of the 21 Squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force died in action on April 05, 1943.Sergeant Harold Edwin BLUNDELL, pilot of the Ventura I AE726, Royal Air Force, died in action on April 05, 1943.Warrant Officer Class II Thomas Coke DU BOSE, pilot of the Ventura I AE726, Royal Canadian Air Force, died in action on April 05, 1943.Contribution and photo credit Philippe Boudot.