AIR CASUALTIES

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 March 1943, Page 2

AIR CASUALTIES

NEW ZEALAND PERSONNEL MANY MEN MISSING. FOUR DEATHS REPORTED. (By Telegraph—Press Association.) WELLINGTON, This Day. The following New Zealand personnel serving overseas have been reported as casualties: — AICKEN, Kenneth R., Sergt., missing on air operations; Te Puke. DUFFILL, James G., Flying Officer, missing on air operations; Hawera. HOOD, Sefton D. L„ Acting-Flight Lieut., missing on air operations;. Christchurch. JACOMBS, Eric W. M„ Flying Officer, missing on air operations; Auckland. SLOAN, William H., Sergt., missing on air operations; Levin. WITHELL, Eric 8., Sergt., missing on ' air operations; Mid-Canterbury. AUSTIN, John A., Sergt., missing on air operations; Christchurch. KRAUSE, Anthony C., Flying Officer, musing, believed prisoner of war; Auckland. O’DONNELL, DavifcK., Flying Officer, missing on air operations; Wanganui. WUNSCH, Graham H., Sergt., missing on air operations; Taranakj. Reclassifications. FARROW, James R., Pilot Officer, previously reported missing, ’• death now officially presumed as in June, 1942; Gisborne. FELL, Martin C., Sergt., previously reported missing, believed killed, death now officially presumed as in July, 1942; Hamilton. MONRO, James 8., Flying Officer, previously reported missing, death now officially presumed as in June, 1942; Wellington. SUCKLING, Russell H., Pilot Officer, previously reported missing, believed killed, death now officially presumed as in August, 1942; Auckland.