Canadian Military Aircraft Serial Numbers RAF Owned, RCAF Operated   AG100 to BJ999 Brief List

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		Designer	Manufacturer	basic designation	variant or model	comments
AG	108	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	Served with No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AG	109	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	Served with No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AG	110	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	Served with No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AG	111	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	Served with No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.  Later with No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "HK*G".
AG	112	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	Served with No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AG	258	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X	With No. 400 Squadron, RCAF when shot down by flak over Chartres-Nogent on 17 March 1943.  F/O Pepper killed.
AG	349	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*A".
AG	375	North American		Mustang	Mk. Ia	May have served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF.  Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*F".  With this unit when shot down by Fw 190s over Channel on 19 August 1942, near Dieppe.  F/L F.E. Clarke rescued from the water.
AG	376	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*R".
AG	377	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*D".  Missing on operations near Dreux on 21 June 1944, may have been shot down by JG26.
AG	382	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 Squadron, RCAF, used during Operation Jubilee, the Dieppe raid.  Damaged in a wheels up landing returning from Dieppe on 19 August 1942.
AG	416	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*S".
AG	433	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*Z".  Force landed in the Lens-Arras area after engine glycol leak developed during reconnaissance sortie, on 3 September 1944.  Assessed Category AC damage, but revised to Category E and struck off.  Pilot OK.
AG	444	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*V" and "RU*Y".
AG	459	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*C".  Received Category A damage during mission over Dieppe on 19 August 1942.
AG	470	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*M".  Used by F/O H. H. Hills to score this unit's first aerial victory, an Fw 190, on 19 August 1942.  Shot down over Dieppe, aircraft was based at Croydon at the time.
AG	488	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "B".  With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*V".
AG	521	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "P".
AG	525	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 Squadron, RCAF, when it crashed near Auzouville sur Sâane , south of Dieppe, on 1 April 1943.  F/O R.C. MacQuoid killed.
AG	528	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "B".
AG	543	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*E".
AG	552	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*M".
AG	553	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*R".  Failed to return from mission near Dreux on 21 June 1941, may have been shot down by JG26.  P/O C.E. Butchart POW.
AG	577	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "F".  Shot down by flak on 29 September 1943, during Rhubarb mission to Ault area.  F/L D.M. Grant, DFC killed.
AG	582	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 400 (FR) Squadron, RCAF.  Received Category A damage during a reconnaissance flight in the Dieppe area on 19 August 1942.  Pilot uninjured.
AG	583	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "G".
AG	587	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "L".  Crash landed near Truro during an evening intruder mission on 17 October 1943.  Compass and radio failed, aircraft ran out of fuel.  F/O H.E. Walters safe.  Struck off after this crash.
AG	591	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "A" or "B".  Shot down by a Bf 109 during the evening of 28 June 1944, crashed at Bretteville, south of Caen.  F/O F.H. Bryon killed.
AG	601	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*A", dates unknown.  Category B damage on mission near Dieppe on 19 August 1942, when the aircraft struck object on the ground while evading Fw 190s.  Returned to base.  Reported with No. 401 Squadron, may be a typo.
AG	612	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*B".
AG	615	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "Q".
AG	627	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*C".
AG	628	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*R".  Destroyed on the ground on 1 January 1945 at B.78 (Eindhoven), by JG3 Fw 190s during operation Bodenplatte.
AG	641	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "V" or "B".  Reported as "B" when lost during intruder mission to Tours on 22 June 1943.  F/O J.H. Watlington POW.
AG	655	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*X".
AG	658	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "SP*T".  Issued new to this unit.  Later served with No. 63 and No. 268 Squadron, and No. 41 OTU.
AG	659	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "U".
AG	660	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Used by No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "SP*W".  Scored this unit's first air to air kill on 7 November 1942, when F/O F. E. Hanton scored a probable over a Bf 109 near Caen.  Based at Middle Wallop at that time.
AG	661	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "X".  Reported as coded "J" when lost on a Rhubarb mission, date unknown.  Claimed by JG2.  F/L W.H. Gordon evaded.
AG	667	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X / IIc / IIb	Used by No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF, in 1941, coded "YO*L".  Designated Mk. IIb by RAF, converted to Mk. IIc.
AG	670	Hawker	Canada Car & Foundry, Fort William	Hurricane	Mk. X / IIb	Used by No. 1/401 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "L".  Designated Mk. IIb by RAF.
AH	549	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Operated by No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "F".
AH	550	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Operated by No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "L".  Recoded "Z" on 1 August 1942, in Ceylon.
AH	556	Consolidated		Catalina	I	With No. 413 Squadron, RCAF from 28 July 1941.  Crashed at 22:50 on 23 August 1941, on takeoff from Stranraer.  5 of 7 occupants killed, including a USN instructor.
AH	561	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Operated by No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF, first in the UK and later in Ceylon.  Flew this unit's first operation, escort to a tanker on 6 October 1941 from Sullomn Voe.  Recalled early, when tanker did not sail.  Flew 8 hour escort mission next day. Missing on patrol over Indian Ocean on 13 August 1942.
AH	566	Consolidated		Catalina	I	With No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF from July 1941.  Moved to Sullom Voe on 5 October 1941.  Lost off Norwegian coast near Tromso on 22 October 1941.  All crew missing, including squadron CO W/C Briese.
AH	567	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Operated by No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "S".  Recoded "C" on 1 August 1942, in Ceylon.
AH	569	Consolidated		Catalina	I	With No. 417 (GR) Squadron, RCAF.  Operated with No. 143 Squadron Beaufighters, 10 October 1941.  Escorted convoy ON26 on 16 October 1941.  Encountered severe icing on patrol on 7 November 1941, landed at Stranraer.
AH	621	Bell		Airacobra	II	Equivalent to USAAF P-39D.  Operated by RCAF Test and Development Establishment from RCAF Station Rockcliffe, Ontario when made a gear up landing near the Gatineau Hills, PQ on 21 November 1941.  Written off.
AH	751	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	758	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	785	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	With No. 400 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AH	789	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "L", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	796	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	806	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "W", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	812	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	824	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Served with No. 403 Squadron, RCAF, coded "F".
AH	831	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "N", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	841	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "K", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	854	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	862	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "J", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	865	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	878	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	879	Curtiss		Tomahawk	I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	883	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	887	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	891	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	893	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	895	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "B", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	896	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AH	902	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AH	903	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AH	905	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 430 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from January 1943, flying training missions from Hartford Bridge, UK.
AH	906	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AH	907	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AH	909	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 430 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from January 1943, flying training missions from Hartford Bridge, UK.
AH	910	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 430 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from January 1943, flying training missions from Hartford Bridge, UK.  Destroyed in forced landing following engine failure, February 1943.
AH	935	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIA	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AH	998	Curtiss		Tomahawk	IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AJ	155	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Modified by Saunders-Roe.  With No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF in Ceylon.  Detected approaching Japanese fleet, radio warning before being shot down on 4 April 1942.  3 fatalities and 6 survivors, including pilot S/L L.J. Birchall who became known as "Saviour of Ceylon".  All survivors taken prisoner, survived the war.
AJ	161	Consolidated		Catalina	I	Operated by No. 413 (GR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "W".
AK	119	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	128	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	161	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	163	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	186	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	189	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 430 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from 2 January 1943, first aircraft assigned to this unit.  Flew training missions from Hartford Bridge, UK.  Heavily damaged on 18 January 1943 when a tire blew on takeoff, no injuries.
AK	194	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	276	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF, from September 1941, flying training missions from Croyden, UK.
AK	324	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "S", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AK	481	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "S", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AK	484	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "Y", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AK	528	Curtiss		Tomahawk	Mk. IIB	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "B", from March to June 1941, flying training missions from Baginton, UK.
AK	878	Curtiss		Kittyhawk	Mk. I	Used by No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF 1944, coded "KH*H".
AL	293	Douglas	Boeing?	Boston	Mk.IIIA	With No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF.  Left this unit on 12 June 1943.
AL	466	Douglas	Boeing?	Boston	Mk.IIIA	With No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF.  Left this unit on 31 July 1943.
AL	468	Douglas	Boeing?	Boston	Mk.IIIA	With No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF, coded "TH-O".  Left this unit 27 September 1943.
AL	475	Douglas	Boeing?	Boston	Mk.IIIA	With No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF.  Left this unit on 7 June 1943.
AL	766	Douglas	Boeing	Boston	III	With No. 418 (I) Squadron, RCAF.  Failed to return from mission on 12 February 1943, at least one fatality.
AL	971	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "S".  Later to Turkish AF.
AL	978	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*B".
AL	980	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*C".
AL	984	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*H".
AL	986	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*T".
AL	997	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*O".
AM	103	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*O".
AM	111	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 (FR) Squadron when it was shot down by flak on a Rhubarb mission south of Tholen, in the morning of 4 November 1943.  S/L H.P. Peters, DFC killed when he bailed out from very low altitude.
AM	125	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*W".
AM	126	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "D".
AM	129	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "M".
AM	151	North American		Mustang	Mk. Ia	With No. 400 (FR) Squadron, RCAF.  Lost on reconnaissance sortie over Dieppe on 19 August 1942.  P/O D.G. Burlingham killed.
AM	160	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*T", later "RU*Y".  Lost during Rhubarb mission in Paris area, late afternoon of 21 August 1943.  Pilot F/O L.P. Theriault destroyed a Ju 88, but then struck an obstruction and was killed.
AM	163	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With no. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF.  Lost when it struck the ground in fog during Rhubarb over France on 6 November 1943.  F/O J.R. Wardrope killed.
AM	170	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*P".
AM	184	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "N".
AM	187	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "J".  Struck by flak near Verneuil, France during a Rhubarb mission on 16 July 1943.  Pilot bailed out over Friston, injured.
AM	196	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF.  Crashed into sea off Le Havre during dogfight with JG 2 on 30 June 1943.  F/O R.G. McKessock killed.
AM	200	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF.  Shot down by flak over Airel, France during a morning Rhubarb mission on 2 June 1943.  F/O T.M. Pethick killed.
AM	214	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF when it crashed into the sea off Holland after engine problems.  F/O B. Emmerson killed.
AM	227	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*L".
AM	228	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*N".
AM	237	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "E".  With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*K".
AM	248	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*J".
AM	251	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*O".  Lost during a reconnaissance mission to Le Beney Bocage area on 18 June 1944, claimed by JG26.  F/O R.A. Bromley killed.
AM	256	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "Y".  Crashed at Ipinay during a Rhubarb mission on 2 June 1943, claimed by JG2.  F/O R.W. Clarke killed.
AM	525	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*A".
AM	551	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	With No. 407 Squadron, RCAF when it failed to return from patrol on 20 January 1943.  Last reported position was 40 miles off Orfordness.
AM	556	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (CS) Squadron, RCAF 1941, coded RR*E".  Made this unit's first attack, on a motor vessel north of Borkum on 7/8 September 1941.  No observed results.  Flown by squadron CO W/C Styles on this mission.  Shot down over North Sea on 5 December 1941.
AM	586	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*T".
AM	597	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*F".
AM	598	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/42, coded RR*P".  Was reported as "RR*D" when it failed to return from a strike mission on 12 or 14 February 1942.
AM	602	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*M".  Crashed while attempting to land at Donna Nook on 22 January 1942, after returning early from a strike mission.  Bombs went off after crashing, killing all the crew and 13 rescuers.
AM	614	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*N".
AM	619	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*Q".
AM	626	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*K".  Attacked convoy NW of Ameland on 30 September 1941, one hit.  Returned early from mission on 31 January 1942, due to turret u/s.
AM	627	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*J".
AM	649	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*R".
AM	650	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*D".
AM	679	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*B".
AM	684	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	With no. 407 Squadron, RCAF, coded "RR*O".  Shot down off Hanstholm harbour, Denmark, on 5 April 1942.  3 crew killed.  Had departed Bircham Newton, UK, on Operation Saucer.  Was attacking small German vessel VP 1211, shot down by cannon fire from this ship.
AM	696	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	With No. 407 Squadron, RCAF, possibly coded "RR*D".  Lost over North Sea on 6 April 1942.  4 crew killed.  NOTE:  some sources record this aircraft as being with 233 Squadron, RAF at time of loss.  Has this aircraft been confused with AM684?
AM	701	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*V".
AM	731	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941, coded RR*H".  Lost on 15 December 1941, during anti-shipping mission on the Dutch coast.  All 4 crew killed.
AM	732	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*S".
AM	811	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*H".
AM	812	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*S".
AM	838	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/42, coded RR*L".  Night Rover mission to Den Helder and Natvik on 19 January 1942.  Returned to Den Helder and Totersand on 22 January 1942, crashed at Bircham on return.  Repaired on site, returned to North Coates on 24 January 1942.
AM	841	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*E".  Tasked with submarine hunt off Norway on 16 January 1942.  Flew Rover mission, Hook to Texel, 7 February 1942.
AM	864	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	With No. 407 Squadron, RCAF when lost in 1942.  Reported as "RR*R" at time of loss.
AM	906	Lockheed		Hudson	Mk. V(L.R.)	Served with No. 407 (GR) Squadron, RCAF c.1941/43, coded RR*O".
AN	124	Handley Page	Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Quebec group)	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, in 1942/43.  Coded "K".
AN	153	Handley Page	Canadian Associated Aircraft Ltd. (Ontario group)	Hampden	Mk. I	With No. 415 Squadron, RCAF at Thorney Island, coded "GX*B".  Lost on anti-shipping strike on 17/18 May 1943, crashed in North Sea off Dutch coast.  All 4 crew killed.
AP	172	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 Squadron, RCAF.  Engaged by Fw 190s of 8/JG2 while escorting naval vessel south of Scilly Isles on 6 June 1943, shot down.  F/O L.A. Doherty killed.
AP	173	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Used by No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "SP*M", from Middle Wallop.  Scored this unit's first locomotive kills on 27 November 1942, when F/O D. M. Grant was credited with 3 locomotives over the Cherbourg peninsula.
AP	178	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*J".
AP	179	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*F".
AP	180	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*E".
AP	186	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*Y".
AP	188	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*O".  Hit by flak during a reconnaissance mission on 3 December 1944, pilot bailed out safely.
AP	191	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Served with No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "O".  Lost on operations near Courbon on 3 January 1944.  F/O W.H. Jessiman killed.
AP	197	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*Z".  Shot down by Fw 190 of JG26 near Dunkirk on 8 September 1943, during a reconnaissance mission.  F/O R.E. Baker killed.
AP	204	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*X".
AP	206	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 Squadron, RCAF.  Shot down by Spitfires while on "Instep" patrol south of Scilly Isles on 17 June 1943.  F/O F.L. Vaupel killed.
AP	211	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Operated by No. 414 (FR) Squadron, RCAF, coded "RU*V".
AP	235	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 430 (FR) Squadron, RCAF c.1943/44, coded "G9*X".  Reported as coded "A" when lost on 17 June 1944.  Shot down by Fw 190 between Conde and Hers while on reconnaissance mission.  F/L R.B. Moore killed.
AP	259	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	Used by No. 400 Squadron, RCAF, coded "SP*R", from Dunsford.  Scored this unit's first confirmed air to air kill on 13 April 1943.  Shot down Do 217 at night, in circuit of German air base south of Paris.
AP	261	North American		Mustang	Mk. I	With No. 414 Squadron, RCAF.  Shot down by flak over Fervacques on 11 November 1943.  P/O O.S. Peck killed.
AR	274	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 19 May to 6 August 1942.
AR	275	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 411 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 22 April 1943.  To No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 17 October 1943.  Left this unit on 27 April 1944.
AR	283	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 3 December 1943 to 10 February 1944.
AR	296	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 411 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 30 June 1943 to 25 January 1944.
AR	320	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	Used by No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 16 April to 5 August 1942, coded "YO*W".  With No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 12 March 1943.  Category AC flight accident on 14 March 1943, repaired on site.  Left this unit on 30 June 1943.
AR	330	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 21 to 26 July 1943.
AR	331	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 29 June 1943.  Category AC flying accident on 2 July 1943, repaired on site.  To No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 18 August 1943.  Left this unit by February 1944.
AR	334	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF.  Lost in combat on 2 June 1942, during Rodeo 69 in the Pas-de-Calais area.  W/O D.G. Campbell POW.  One of seven aircraft lost by 403 Sdn. on this mission.  Also reported as lost on 19 August 1942 in collision with AR439 over Dieppe?
AR	337	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 4 March 1944.  To No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 3 to 11 June 1944.
AR	338	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 7 April 1943.  Category AC flying accident on 18 April 1943, repaired on site.  Left this unit by 12 June 1943.
AR	343	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 14 August 1943.
AR	345	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF.  Lost in combat with Fw 190s of JG 26 on 2 June 1942, during Rodeo 69 in the Pas-de-Calais area.  P/O L.J. Somers POW.  One of 7 seven aircraft lost by 403 Sdn. in this mission.  Also reported as lost in combat on 11 July 1942?
AR	366	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 2 to 20 November 1942.  Sold to Portuguese AF post war.
AR	368	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF based at North Weald from 1 April 1942.  Shot down by fighters on 25 April 1942, off Le Crotoy, during Circus 137.  Was part of High Cover Wing.  P/O W.F. Munn killed.
AR	375	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 22 August 1942.  To No. 408 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 23 August 1942.  With No. 416 (F) Squadron from 3 June to 18 July 1943.  With No. 443 (F) Squadron, RCAF for training 27 February to 30 March 1944.
AR	376	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 26 February 1943.  With No. 411 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 19 August to 17 October 1943.  To French AF in 1945.
AR	383	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 7 July 1943.  Category AC damage in a flying accident on 27 September 1943, repaired on site.  Part of fighter escort for Ramrod 312 on 11 November 1943.  Left this unit by 17 August 1944.
AR	389	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF, exact dates and fate not clear.
AR	392	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 421 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 12 April 1943.  To No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 23 May 1943.  To No. 406 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 1 June 1943.  Left this unit by 13 November 1943.
AR	395	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 29 June 1943.  Category AC damage on operations 3 October 1943.  Left this unit by 3 December 1943.
AR	401	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	Delivered new to No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 27 May 1942.  Damaged when it struck the water on 30 July 1942.  Forced landing near Hailsham, Sussex, apparently never repaired.  Struck off 11 September 1942.
AR	404	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 22 April 1943.  Category AC damage in a flying accident on 16 May 1943, repaired on site.  Left this unit by 9 September 1943.  Sold to Portuguese AF post war.
AR	405	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 421 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 1 October 1942.  To No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 3 February 1943.  Left this unit by 30 June 1943.
AR	430	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 4 June to 11 August 1942.  Used by No. 421 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 13 September 1942, coded "AU*Z".  Category AC damage on operation 27 October 1942, repaired on site.  Had left this unit before it was destroyed in a mid-air on 19 April 1943.
AR	436	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF in June 1942.
AR	437	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 3 June 1942.  Shot down by Fw 190s near Dieppe during Operation Jubilee, on 19 August 1942.  P/O N. Monchier killed.
AR	438	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	To No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 3 June 1942.  Category AC damage on operations in 1943, repaired on site.  With No. 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF when it received Category AC damage in a flying accident on 12 April 1943.  To No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 3 June 1943.
AR	439	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 3 June 1942.  Lost in combat on 2 June 1942, during Rodeo 69 in the Pas-de-Calais area.  Sgt. H.E. Hunt POW.  One of 7 seven aircraft lost by 403 Sdn. in this mission.  Also reported as lost over Dieppe during Operatio
AR	440	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 3 June 1942.  Struck off after flying accident on 22 September 1942.  Had 145:45 flying time.
AR	441	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 403 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 14 June to 19 August 1943.
AR	452	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 414 (F) Squadron, RCAF in July 1944.
AR	454	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vb	With No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF June 1942.
AR	463	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF in 1944.
AR	491	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 24 December 1943.  Left this unit by September 1944.
AR	493	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 19 June 1943.  Part of fighter escort for Ramrod 32 on 11 November 1943.  Classified as instructional airframe by January 1944.
AR	500	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 23 January 1943.  To No. 427 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 31 January 1943.
AR	501	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 422 Squadron, RCAF on 27 February 1944, left this unit by 30 March 1944.  To civil register post-war as G-AWII.  Part of the Shuttleworth Collection.
AR	504	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 441 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 27 February 1944 for training.  Had left this unit by 30 March 1944.
AR	505	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 26 April 1943.  Category AC damage in a flying accident on 24 August 1943, repaired on site.  Forced landing at Barnerk Park, Surrey after engine failure on 11 November 1943, struck off.
AR	515	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 5 May to 28 June 1943.  2 reports on fate of aircraft:  Category E on 8 February 1944 while with 317 Squadron, RAF; OR Category E on 3 July 1944 while with No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
AR	516	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 5 May 1943.  To No. 416 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 7 June 1943.  Part of fighter escort for Ramrod 312 on 11 November 1943.  Left this unit by 16 March 1944.
AR	517	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 402 (F) Squadron from 18 June 1943.  Category B damage in a flying accident on 30 June 1943.  Left this unit by 22 March 1944.
AR	521	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 24 April 1943.  Failed to return from Rhubarb mission to St. Brieuc, morning of 7 June 1943.  Sgt. R.H. MacLean killed.
AR	522	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 23 April 1943.  Lost during patrol off Land's End on 17 June 1943, F/O L.W. Powell DFC killed.  This is reported as a flying accident, and as friendly fire from a Mustang.
AR	528	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 421 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 11 April 1943.  to No. 401 Squadron, RCAF on 1 June 1943.  Damaged in a flying accident on 14 August 1944, written off on 30 August 1944.
AR	529	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	To No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF on 14 May 1943.  Damaged on operations while with this unit, repaired on site.  Left this unit by 20 November 1943.
AR	550	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 412 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 14 April to 4 October 1943.  With No. 442 (F) Squadron, RCAF for training from 27 February to 25 March 1944.
AR	552	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 442 (F) Squadron, RCAF briefly for training from 27 February.
AR	553	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	Reported with No. 417 (F) Squadron, RCAF in Middle East, not confirmed.
AR	604	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF from 22 April 1943.  Category AC damage in a flying accident on 25 August 1943, repaired on site.  Part of escort for Ramrod 312 on 11 November 1943.  Left this unit by 22 May 1944.
AR	616	Supermarine	Westland	Spitfire	Mk. Vc	With No. 441 (F) Squadron, RCAF for training, 27 February to 30 March 1944.
AT	113	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A".  Crashed at 15:16 on 29 July 1942, in an oat field 2 miles south-east of airfield.  Was on an air test in preparation for operation against Saarbruken that night.  4 fatalities, including two Air Training Command cadets, both 16 years old.
AT	114	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "D".  Converted to torpedo bomber.
AT	120	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF.  Failed to return from mission to Essen on 12/13 April 1942.  Took off from Balderton at 21:29, last radio report at 04:22.  Presumed to have come down in North Sea.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	128	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*G".  Shot down near Neuss on mission to Dortmund, 14/15 April 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	130	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*S".  Shot down by flak on mission to Emden on 21/22 January 1942.  Crashed near Pietersbierum, Friesland, Holland.  All 4 crew POW, including pilot S/L V.T.L. Wood, commander of B Flight.  This was first raid by 420 Squadron aircraft.
AT	132	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*U".
AT	133	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF.  Lost without a trace on mission to Cherbourg, 14/15 December 1941.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	134	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*K".  Lost without a trace on mission to Fuller, 21/22 January 1942.  Took off from Waddington at 14:45.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	135	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*R".  Later converted to torpedo bomber.
AT	136	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*N".  Lost without a trace on mission to Essen, 8/9 June 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	139	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A".  Crashed into the Waddenzee, Holland during mission to Duisburg, 21/22 July 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	144	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF.  Lost on mission to Warnemunde, 8/9 May 1942.  Struck by flak, and crashed near Rostock.  2 crew killed, 2 POW.
AT	152	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "S".
AT	154	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*B".  Shot down by night fighter from II./NJG2 during mission to Essen, 2/3 June 1942.  Crashed at 01:06 local in the Ijsselmeer, east of Medemblik.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	176	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF.  Lost without a trace on mining mission to "Yams" area (Rivers Jade and Weser estuaries) on 26/27 March 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	180	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*B".
AT	185	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF.  Shot down by night fighter of II./NJG2 at 00:59 on 21 June 1942, on mission to Emden.  Crashed north of Dutch island of Ameland.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	186	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF.  Crashed at Clifton Pastures, Nottinghamshire at 14:40 on 11 April 1942, on training flight.  No injuries.
AT	189	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*G".  Lost on mine laying operation to "Artichokes" area, off Lorient, 18/19 June 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	191	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A".  Lost during 1000 bomber raid on Essen on 1/2 June 1942, only Hampden lost on this raid.  Shot down by night fighter from II./NJG2, crashed into Ijsselmeer,  All 4 crew killed, including F/S F.J.E. Womar, DFM, who was on his 56th mission.  All now buried in Holland.  Based from RAF Balderton for this mission.  Wreckage located in Holland, June 1961, and recovered by R. Netherlands AF.
AT	193	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Converted to torpedo bomber.  Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, coded "R".  Crashed at Thorney Island on 1 November 1942, on return from a strike mission.  2 fatalities, 2 injured.  Crew fatigue listed as contributing cause.  Several crew recommended for medals for rescue actions after the crash, but none awarded.
AT	220	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*G".  Destroyed by fire at Balderton on 3 June 1942, caught fire while refueling.
AT	224	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*A".  Shot down by flak off east coast of Jutland, Denmark during mining mission to "Pumpkin" area (north end of the Great Belt) on 15/16 May 1942.  All 4 crew killed, including pilot F/S R.J. Dillon, an American in the RCAF.
AT	227	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*L".  Collided with night fighter of II./NJG2, 50 kilometres north-west of Vlieland, on mission to Moling on 19 July 1942.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	228	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Operated by No. 420 (B) Squadron in 1941/42, coded "PT*P".  Later with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF.  Was coded "EQ*U" when lost on mission to Saarbrucken on 28/29 August 1942.  Crashed near Liesse (now Aisne?), near Laon, France.  All 4 crew killed.
AT	229	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*V".  One of three aircraft that took part in this unit's first attack on enemy shipping on 29 May 1942, operating out of Thorney Island, UK.  Failed to return from a torpedo strike near the Frisian Islands, summer of 1942.
AT	230	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "L".
AT	232	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Converted to torpedo bomber.  Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*A".  One of two aircraft flown operationally on the first day this unit saw service, 27 April 1942, patrolling out of St. Eval, Cornwall.  Sighted several Spanish fishing trawlers.  Crashed on beach near Thorney Island on 23 March 1943.
AT	233	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "B".
AT	234	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "C".
AT	235	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*P".  Flew on this unit's first day of operation, 27 April 1942.  Lost on operations 2 July 1942, 2 crew killed.
AT	236	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GX*R".  One of three aircraft that took part in this unit's first attack on enemy shipping on 29 May 1942, operating out of Thorney Island, UK.  Shot down on this mission by flak from convoy attacked, the squadron's first operational loss.  Came down in sea near Vlieland.  All crew lost.  Reported to be first operational loss of Hampden torpedo bomber.
AT	238	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "O".
AT	239	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, coded "GX*T".  One of three aircraft that took part in this unit's first attack on enemy shipping on 29 May 1942, operating out of Thorney Island, UK.
AT	240	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "D".
AT	242	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "F".
AT	243	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Converted to torpedo bomber.  Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "N".  Detached from St. Eval to North Coates in May 1942.  Took part in a convoy strike from here on 27/28 May 1942.  Damaged by AA fire, but completed attack.  Crashed on landing back at North Coates, no injuries.
AT	244	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Converted to torpedo bomber.  Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "GA*M".  One of two aircraft flown operationally on the first day this unit saw service, 27 April 1942, patrolling out of St. Eval, Cornwall.  No ships sighted.
AT	245	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, coded "GX*U".  Failed to return from a torpedo strike near the Frisian Islands, 28 June 1942.  Pilot W/O I.W. Garfin killed, other crew POW.
AT	247	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, coded "W".  Failed to return from non-operational mission on 12 March 1942.  One crew body later found off Isle of Wight.
AT	248	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, coded "J".   Crashed during takeoff on 9 March 1942, no injuries.  Apparently repaired, later served with No. 420 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*A".  Shot down by night fighter of II./NJG2 on mission to Bremen on 2/3 July 1942.  Crashed at 02:30 local at Koudum, Friesland, 18 kilometres south-west of Sneek, Holland.  One crew POW, other 3 killed.
AT	250	Handley Page	English Electric	Hampden	Mk. I	Served with No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1942/43, coded "K".
AT	437	Handley Page		Hampden	Mk. I	Reported with No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*U", but this serial was not issued.  Possibly AT237?
AW	219	Bristol	Bristol, Filton	Beaufort	Mk. I	Used by No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF for training in  1941/42, coded "C".
BB	212	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	Operated by No. 405 Squadron, RCAF at Topcliffe, UK, coded "LQ*U".  Shot down by night fighter during attack on Stuttgart 11/12 March 1943.  Shot down at 17,000 feet by an Me 110, prior to reaching target.  6 crew POW, 1 fatality.
BB	250	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	Operated by No. 405 Squadron, RCAF, from Topcliffe, UK, coded "LQ*E", when lost.  Shot down by night fighter during attack on Stuttgart, 11 / 12 March 1943.  Was home bound at 15,000 feet when attacked.  Crashed at Mondrepuis, 20 kilometres north-north-east of Vervins, France.  2 fatalities, one POW, 5 crew members evaded.
BB	283	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*O".  Slightly damaged by fighter attack during mission to Wilhelmshaven, 24/25 February 1943.  Failed to return from mission to St. Nazaire, France on 28/29 March 1943.  Shot down near Nantes.  All crew missing.
BB	311	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	Used by No. 408 (B) Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*L".  Shot down by night fighter during mission to Stuttgart, 14/15 April 1943.  Shot down by a night fighter (possibly flown by Lt. Helmut Bergmann of Stab.III/NJG4) on the homeward trip and crashed at Montescourt-Lizerolles (near Aisne), France.  6 crew POW, 1 fatality.
BB	323	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*R".  Bombed Pilsen on 16 / 17 April 1943.  Attacked Wuppertal 29/30 May 1943.  Bombed Bochum on 12/13 June 1943.  Had 2 encounters with night fighters on return trip, claiming a Ju 88 destroyed at 02:20 over Holland.  Shot down by night fighter during attack on Aachen on 13 / 14 July 1943.  Crew bailed out, crashed near Venlo (Limburg), Holland.  6 crew POW, 1 fatality.
BB	327	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 419 Squadron, RCAF at Middleton St. George, coded "VR*Q".  Failed to return from mission to Duisburg, 8/9 April 1943.  Crashed near Bochum.  1 crew POW, 6 fatalities.
BB	332	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 408 Squadron, RCAF at Leeming, coded "EQ*H".  Hit by flak near Hannover on mission to  Berlin, 27/28 March 1943.  Both port engines damaged, holes in fuel tanks.  Crew bailed out over Sweden, repatriated in April 1943.  Plane came down near Blidb
BB	336	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 408 Squadron, RCAF at Leeming, coded "EQ*O".  Struck by flak on mission to Kiel on 4/5 April 1943, exploded over the sea.  One crew POW, remaining 6 killed.
BB	343	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 408 Squadron, RCAF at Leeming, coded "EQ*X".  Failed to return from mission to Pilsen on 16 / 17 April 1943, crashed near Liesse, 12 kilometers north-east of Laon, France.  All crew killed.
BB	375	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	With No. 408 Squadron, RCAF, coded "EQ*T".  Shot down by night fighter during attack on Krefeld on 21/22 June 1943. 5 fatalities, 2 POW.  Parts of wreckage recovered from Lop river near Lopik, Holland in 1945, used to build memorial to crew (see http://www.a1.nl/nfla/BB375.html).
BB	376	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	Served with No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*G".  Attacked Duisburg on 12/13 May 1943.  Attacked by unidentified aircraft but returned to base.  Failed to return from mission to Bochum (or Hannover?) on 29/30 September 1943.  Lost without a trace, all crew killed.
BB	384	Handley Page	the London Aircraft Production Group	Halifax	B.Mk. II	Served with No. 409 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*L".  Diverted to Dinsdale due to low fuel after raid on Dortmund on 23/24 May 1943.  Crash landed 2 miles from airfield after running out of fuel, no injuries.
BD	709	Hawker	Hawker, Brooklands	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 1 / 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
BD	716	Hawker	Hawker, Brooklands	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 1 / 401 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
BD	779	Hawker	Hawker, Brooklands	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 417 (F) Squadron, RCAF in 1942/43, in Egypt, coded "AN*B".
BE	402	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIc	Served with No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "W".  Written off on 17 April 1942.
BE	417	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Operated by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*K".
BE	419	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Operated by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*P".  Scrambled off Plymouth on 17 February 1942, crashed landed out of fuel, Category B damage.  Left this unit by June 1942.
BE	424	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Operated by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*R".  Left this unit by June 1942, when it was lost while with NO. 175 Squadron, RAF.
BE	471	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF.  Scrambled off Plymouth on 17 February 1942, damaged in combat with Bf 109.  F/Sgt Emberg landed back at base, Category B damage.  After repairs sent to Russia in August 1942.
BE	472	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF.  Failed to return from Ramrod mission in afternoon of 11 November 1941.  Sgt. M.R.R. Vair killed.
BE	477	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Operated by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*S".
BE	478	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Operated by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*O".
BE	483	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF when shot down by flak off Cherbourg, during an anti-shipping strike on 2 January 1942.  Also reported as shot down by fighter on this mission.  Sgt. B.P. O'Neill killed.
BE	485	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	Used by No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF, coded "AE*W", in 1941.  Photo of this aircraft armed with bombs in "RCAF Squadrons and Aircraft".  Had left this unit before being lost on 17 April 1942.
BE	488	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF
BE	489	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF
BE	492	Hawker	Hawker, Langley	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 402 (F) Squadron, RCAF
BF	600	Fairey		Albacore	Mk. I	Operated by the Albacore Flight of No. 415 (TB) Squadron, RCAF, c.1943/44, coded "NH*P1".
BG	707	Hawker	Gloster Aircraft	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 417 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
BH	131	Hawker	Gloster Aircraft	Hurricane	Mk. IIb	With No. 417 (F) Squadron, RCAF.
BJ	602	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*J".  Lost without a trace on 4/5 September 1942, on mission to Bremen.  All 5 crew killed.
BJ	604	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*A".  Later with No. 427 Squadron, coded "ZL*A" when lost.  Overshot daylight landing at Middleton St. George on 8 January 1943, came to rest on train tracks.  Crew evacuated without injury, but aircraft was then struck by train, killing one civilian and injuring another.  First accident to a No. 6 Group aircraft.
BJ	605	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*J".  Crashed on landing and written off after mining mission to Frisian Islands on 10 January 1943, no injuries.
BJ	644	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*Q".
BJ	652	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*E".  Mining operation near Frisian Islands, 9/10 January 1943.  Daylight mission to Essens 23 January 1943, returned early with flak damage.  Daylight attack on Oldenberg, 30 January 1943, attacked by Ju 88 while homeward bound at 49-15N 03-05W.  Bombed Turin, Italy (or Lorient, France?) 4/5 February 1943.
BJ	657	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF at Dishforth, coded "KW*G".  Lost without a trace on mission to Mannheim, 6/7 December 1942.  All 5 crew killed.
BJ	658	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 424 Squadron, RCAF at Topcliffe, coded "QB*Q".  Bombed docks at Lorient, France 29/30 January 1943, claimed some hits on attacking enemy aircraft.  Failed to return from mining mission 6 / 7 February 1943, all crew killed.
BJ	668	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	Mk. III	Served with No. 419 Squadron, RCAF, coded "VR*X".  Later with No. 427 Squadron, RCAF when lost, coded "ZL*X".  Failed to return from raid on Lorient, France on 4/5 February 1943.  Hit by flak, crashed at Ploemeur, 4 kilometers west-south-west of Lorient.  4 fatalities, 1 POW.
BJ	699	Vickers	Vickers, ChesterQ	Wellington	Mk. III	Operated by No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded "PT*R".  Mission to Lorient, France on 15/16 January 1943.
BJ	712	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 424 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'QB*E', in the UK 1942/43.
BJ	714	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 424 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'QB*F'.  Failed to return from attack at Lorient on 26 / 27 January 1943, 3 crew killed, 3 POW.  Crashed near Ereac, France (8 kilometres south-west of Brons).
BJ	715	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 429 Squadron, RCAF.  Returned early from attack on Lorient after intercom failure on 26 January 1943.
BJ	717	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'PT*Q'.
BJ	755	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*D".  Served with No. 429 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'AL*Z' .  Mining operation to "Nectarine" on 25 February 1943.  Bombed St. Nazarine on 28 February 1943.  Mining operation to "Nectarine" on 2 March 1943.  Bombed Hamburg on 3 March 1943.  Air sea search on 4 March 1943.  Took off for mission to Essen at 19:18 on 5 March 1943, crashed shortly after takeoff.  One crew killed, 4 injured.
BJ	762	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 426 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'OW*O'.  During mining operation to the Frisian islands 21/22 January 1943 starboard undercarriage folded on landing. The aircraft was severely damaged but the crew was unhurt.  Failed to return from attack on Berlin, shot down by a night fighter, on 29/30 March 1943.  Crashed at 23:46 at Nije-Mirdum, Friesland, 20 kilometres south-south-west of Sneek.  3 crew were killed, including Sgt, R.E. Todd, an American in the RCAF, and 2 POW.
BJ	778	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 427 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'ZL*D'.  Damaged by flak during mining operation to the Frisian Islands on 12 / 13 February 1943.  Struck high ground on Black Intake Moor, near Chopgate, Yorkshire.  All 5 RAF crew were killed.  Some wreckage still visible at crash site in 2002.
BJ	783	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*F".  Lost on return from mission to Kiel on 13/14 October 1943.  Lost one engine on return flight, crashed at 00:55 at Rectory Farm, 1 mile south of Beeford, Yorkshire.  3 crew injured, no fatalities.
BJ	799	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 429 Squadron, RCAF.  Air sea search on 21 January 1943.  Returned early from raid on Lorient, 26 January 1943, unserviceable rear turret.  Bombed Lorient on 16 February 1943.  Bombed Kiel on 4 April 1943, attacked by fighter just after leaving target but returned to UK.
BJ	886	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 427 Squadron, RCAF, at Dishforth, coded 'ZL*F'.  Failed to return from attack at Cologne on 26/27 February 1943.  All crew were killed when they were shot down by a night fighter.  Crashed at 21:34 local at Boerdonk, Holland.
BJ	888	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 426 Squadron, RCAF.
BJ	894	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded "KW*K".  Crashed at 19:30 on 16 November 1942, during a Bulls Eye exercise (fighter affiliation training), over Pitseas Marshes near Southend-on-Sea, Sussex.  3 crew killed.
BJ	908	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 428 and No. 429 Squadrons, RCAF.  Flew several missions over France and Germany, January and February 1943.
BJ	917	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'PT*V'.
BJ	918	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 425 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'KW*F' when lost.  Crashed on takeoff from Dishforth for attack on the docks at St. Nazaire on 28 February 1943, after the starboard engine lost power. No injuries.
BJ	919	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 426 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'OW*P'.  Failed to return from attack at Wilhelmshaven on 19/20 February 1943, no survivors.
BJ	920	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 429 Squadron, RCAF, coded 'AL*E'.  Bombed St. Nazaire on 28 March 1943.  Failed to return from attack on Bochum/Berlin on 29/30 March 1943, no survivors.  Crashed in target area at 22:49 local.  5 crew killed.
BJ	929	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 429 Squadron, RCAF.  Reached target of Duisburg on 26 March 1943, but could not release bombs.  Load jettisoned during return to UK.
BJ	966	Vickers	Vickers, Chester	Wellington	B. Mk. III	Served with No. 420 Squadron, RCAF at Middleton St. George, coded 'PT*R'.  Failed to return from mining operation to the "Nectarines" target, off the Frisian islands, on 21/22 January 1942.  All 6 crew lost, first all RCAF Bomber Command crew loss.

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