
Leslie Thomas Woodward
Attended Queen Elizabeth School from 1933 to 1938.
He was a member of the unbeaten football team of 1935 along with M. O. Bell and W Featherstone and their names are listed on the commerative shield.
In 1939 he was living with his parents at 16 Severn Side South Bewdley and was working as a electrical appliance mechanic.
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Son of Christopher and Mary Elizabeth Woodward of 16 Severn Side South, Bewdley. Christopher was a civil servant.
Old Elizabethans Service Roll: Warrent Officer Leslie Thomas Woodward lost his life on an air operations in the Seine area. He was the pilot of a Mustang which was hit by flak and his endeavour to make a forced landing was unsuccessful.
IBCC: flew from B12/Ellon, France. Mustang I11 on an operation to locate barges on the river Seine.
Buried at Chateau Reuilly Cemetery 10 miles from Louviers
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