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Sergeant Graham has no known grave and is commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial in Surrey. |
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The CWGC record Sergeant H J Graham as the son of William John and Aletta Gertrude Graham of Portobello Staffordshire. |
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No.547 Squadron was formed at Holmsley South on 21 October 1942, as a unit of Coastal Command equipped with Wellingtons. Initially it was trained as an anti-shipping squadron equipped for both bombing and torpedo-dropping but in May 1943 it was re-allocated to anti-submarine duties, beginning patrols from south-west England in June. At the end of October, crews began conversion to Liberators and patrols over the Bay of Biscay continued with this type. In September 1944 the squadron moved to Scotland, where patrols were mixed with attacks on enemy shipping off the Danish and Norwegian coasts until the end of the war. On 4 June 1945, the squadron was disbanded |
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On the 18th August 1943, a Wellington K of 547 Squadron was airborne at Davidstow Moor at 13:27hrs, on a Musketry patrol. It was later reported that the aircraft failed to return. The aircraft was shot down by Oblt Herman Horstmann, StKapt 13/KG 40. The crew of the Wellington were as follows: F/Sgt J. Clarke - Pilot, F/O N.W. Springer, Sgt C.R. Byers, Sgt G. Hasdell, Sgt G. Smith and Sgt H.J. Graham, age 21. |
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Sergeant Henry James Graham served with the Air Force in World War Two. |
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Henry had a sister, Joan Elizabeth Graham, born 31st December 1930, whose birth was registered in Pomeroy, County Tyrone. |
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Henry James Graham was the son of William John and Aletta Gertrude Graham. Henry was born in Cologne in Germany in 1922. Both his parents it seems were in the military. |
