Search World War II 1939-1948 Royal Air Force Deaths database covers 1935-1950 on Familyrelatives.com

The Royal Air Force Records are fully searchable. The information covers all those from Air Chief Marshals to aircraftmen. The information is poignant and illustrates the terrible cost of the War - with 957 Squadron Leaders alone (equivalent rank a major in the Army or a Commander of the Royal Navy) being killed during the Second World War.

World War II 1939-1948 Royal Air Force Deaths All ranks

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· Last Name
· 1st Name
· Unit
· Number
· Rank
· Year

The data is fully transcribed and therefore easier to search

Search World War II 1939-1948 Royal Air Force Deaths database covers 1935-1950 on Familyrelatives.com

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World War II 1939-1948 Royal Air Force Deaths database covers 1935-1950
GRO War Deaths Royal Air Force All Ranks Indexes 1939-1948

Separate indexes of armed forces deaths have been kept since 1761. Following the War Office and Admiralty procedures for reporting, verifying and notifying next of kin of a death or presumed death, these events were recorded in consolidated registers by the General Register Office for England and Wales, but covering the whole of the UK for the period 1935 to 1950.

General Register Office GRO, England and Wales. London, England