F/Sgt F.G. Brown
156 Sqdn, No3 Grp, Alconbury, England, 29 May 1942

In remembrance of those that made the ultimate sacrifice....

Flight Sergeant Frederick George Brown No. 944101 of the Royal Airforce Volunteer Reserve died when on Friday, 29 May 1942, aircraft from 156 squadron (RAF), took off for a mission to Gennevilliers in France from Alconbury.
Brown was wireless operator and gunner on Wellington Mk3, GT-C X3706. Aircraft took off 00h27 30 May 1942. Crashed at Dugny in the northern outskirts of Paris 6 km NW of Bobigny. Cause unknown but assumed as flak. No survivors. Buried Viroflay Cemetary, Yvelines, France.

Son of Frederick and Ada Temperance Brown, and Husband of Dorothy Brown of Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire.