| Boston BB905 YP- | 23 Sqn | ||||||||||||||||||
| Date : | 08 septembre 1941 | Mission : | Brest (29) | ||||||||||||||||
| Décollage : | Ford | ||||||||||||||||||
| Causes de la perte : | |||||||||||||||||||
| Lieu de la perte : | Près de Saint Sève (29) | ||||||||||||||||||
 | Flt Lt | Philip Stephen Baddesley | ENSOR | Pil | RAF | 41003 | KIA |  | |||||||||||
| FS | George Dixon | OLIVER | AG | RAFVR | 936196 | KIA | ||||||||||||
| FS | Peter Alfred | ROBERTS | Obs | RAF | 522759 | KIA |  | |||||||||||
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| Distinguished Flying Cross. Flying Officer Philip Stephen Baddesly ENSOR (41003) No. 23 Squadron. This officer has participated in numerous engagements against the enemy, including three at night. He has at all times displayed great skill and keenness over a long period of operations and has contributed largely to the high standard of morale in his squadron. THE LONDON GAZETTE TUESDAY, 18 FEBRUARY, 1941. | |||||||||||||||||||