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Sergeant

George Haines

Service number 950824
Military unit 51 Sqdn Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Address 24, Ash Grove, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire.
Date of birth 23 Dec 1915
Date of death 07 Aug 1941 (25 years old)
Place of birth Stapleford, Nottinghamshire
Employment, education or hobbies

He was a progress clerk in 1939.

Family history

He was the son of James Henry and Mary Elizabeth Haines of 24, Ash Grove, Stapleford, Nottinghamshire.

Military history

Haines was the Observer in Whitley V Z6488 which took off 2200 6 Aug 1941 from Dishforth. Shot down by a night-fighter (Ofw Reinhard Kollak 1.

Sergeant G Haines: killed; Sergeant R J Allen, Sergeant A R B Ward, Pilot Officer F T Clayton, Sergeant P E Tripp: prisoners of war; aircraft shot down and crashed at Ginderover near Heeze, Holland.

Extra information

Two brothers of George Haines were also lost during World War Two:

Victor was killed on 'D' Day 6/6/1944 serving with the Glider Pilot Regiment.

John James was accidentally drowned 22/8/1944 whilst serving with the RAF.

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