WW2: Roll of Honour: Bishell, Thomas Irwin, D.S.O.
Lieutenant-Colonel 94th (Dorset and Hants) Field Regiment, Royal Artillery, died 1 October 1944 Born 7 July 1899 to Joseph and Mary in Turvey, Bedfordshire, his registered address at the time of his death was Southward Lane, left a widow Margaret.
WW2: Roll of Honour: Bland, George Roxberry
Pilot Officer, 234 Squadron, Fighter Command, R.A.F. died 16 April 1942 Born c. 1922, to Major Valentine Bland M.C. and Doris, his address on probate is given as The Warren, Aldbourne. His aircraft was a Spitfire, believed to have been shot down by a fighter near Rauville during Ramrod 20 escorting Hurricanes to the Cherbourg
WW2: Roll of Honour: Brind, Derek Thomas
Sapper Royal Engineers, died 24 August 1944 aged 24 Born 7 December 1919 to Joseph and Annie in Aldbourne, left a widow Edna Gertrude
WW2: Roll of Honour: Brown, Guy Richard, D.F.C.
Flight Lieutenant R.A.F. died 6 September 1945 aged 24 in Egypt Son of Captain William and Kathleen Brown
WW2: Roll of Honour: Crook, Robert Herbert Charles
Sergeant, 45 Squadron, R.A.F. died 18 April 1941 aged 22 Shot down by a Mf110 over Cyrenaica during a raid on enemy vehicles in the El Adam area of Libya, whilst flying in a Blenheim. He was a wireless operator. Born in 1918 in Birmingham to Reginald and Rose. His address at probate was 15
WW2: Roll of Honour: Hacker, Ronald Arthur
Private 6th Battalion, South Wales Borderers, died 15 November 1944 aged 25. Son of Reginald and Minnie, left a wife Hilda. Buried in Rangoon.
WW2: Roll of Honour: Hanbury, Dermot Horace Thomas
Major Royal Engineers attached to 323 Field Park Company Indian Engineers, died 6 January 1944 aged 35. Born in 1908 to Horace and Alexandra, Stepson of Clara. A 1941 phone book gives his address as Upham House. Buried in Chittagong, Pakistan.
WW2: Roll of Honour: Nugent, Kingsley Osbern George
Flight Sergeant, 305 (Polish) Squadron, R.A.F. died 26 November 1944 aged 22. Lost during a night intruder sortie to the Soest-Munster region of Germany, whilst flying in a Mosquito, had been based at Cambrai in France. Son of George and Gladys . Probate says his address was Lottage Farm, and left a wife Gladys.
WW2: Roll of Honour: Wakefield, Ernest H
Sergeant, Royal Engineers. No more details have been found at the moment.
WW2: Roll of Honour: Wootton, Desmond Trevor
Boy (1st Class) H.M.S. Hood died 24 May 1941 aged 17. Born 25 April 1924 in Aldbourne to Henry and Florence of Aldbourne. HMS Hood was sunk in the Battle of Denmark whilst intercepting the Bismarck and Prinz Eugen. She was hit by shells and sank within 3 minutes, all but 3 of her crew
WW2: Roll of Honour: May, William Robert
Sapper, 42 Field Company, Royal Field Artillery; died 1st June 1944, aged 31, Cassino, Italy. Son of Walter, a chauffeur, and Katherine. He was baptised in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey in 1913. He left a wife, Florrie, who, according to the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, was living in Aldbourne.