WW2_Casualties

World War 11 Casualties

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Terry Arthur Lewis

Sgt-Pilot A. L. Terry, RAAF late of Pyengana, son of Mrs Ruby Terry and the late Mr Thomas Terry, Pyengana, and nephew of Mrs M. Percy, Rocherlea, who was killed in action in the invasion of France.

Born 1 April 1918 Victoria Hospital Launceston to Thomas Herbert and Ruby Hilda Irene Terry (nee Woolley) WO Terry was a factory hand living in Albert Park Victoria when he enlisted in the RAAF.

He was a Warrant Officer with the 17 Operational Training Unit RAF when he was accidentally killed in an aircraft accident.

Date	8 Jun 1944	Unit	17 OTU	Type	Hurricane II C
Serial No.	LF749	Operation	Training/Affiliation	Take Off	Turwestion

Crew
Rank	Name	Number	Killed/Injured	Remembered With Honour
W/O	A L Terry RAAF	A409770	Killed	Oxford (Botley) cemetery

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