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CARTHEW, Gerald Charles Trewalla

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rank: P/O
status: survived
airforce: RAF    (no: 42484 )
born: Mountain Park Canada

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Gerald Charles Trewalla CARTHEW

1 PRU 'A' flight pilot

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RAF 1 PRU 1941-06-25 1941-06-25

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P9550 1 PRU 1941-06-25
X4502 1 PRU 1941-07-01
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