Donald Arthur Ivers Updated: 02 JAN 2012
Airman: a069015.htm Surname: Ivers Init: D A Rank: Sgt Service: RCAF Sqdn: 10
P_link: p116.htm Plane: HAL DT520 Operation: Bomb G Crash_site: Sea off Langeland
Crash_d: d011042 Buried_d: b171042 C_link: c069.htm At_Next: Odense
Den 1. oktober 1942 styrtede
HAL DT520 i havet omkring
her ud
for Nordenbro, Langeland under et bombetogt til
Flensborg,
her. Hele
besætningen omkom.
Den 14. oktober 1942 blev D. A. Ivers
fundet drevet ind på kysten nær nedstyrtningsstedet.
H. E. Sullivan, D. Campbell og D. A. Ivers blev begravet i Odense den 17.
oktober 1942. (AOD)
Sergeant (Air Gunner) Donald Arthur Ivers, 26 år, canadisk statsborger,
var søn af John Henry og Yvonne Ivers; gift med Sally R. Platt Ivers, Toronto,
Ontario, Canada.
(Kilde: CWGC)
They Shall Grow Not Old: Fra Massachusetts, U.S.A.
Han var en af de mange Amerikanske flyvere, der var
gået ind i RCAF.
Se
Americans In
The RCAF.
379 af dem
mistede livet - 8 af dem ses i www.airmen.dk
+ R.J. Dillon!
5 af de 7 flyvere blev begravet i Odense og 2 på
Svinø Kirkegård. (Kilde: FAF) 7 flyvere.
On 1
October 1942 HAL DT520 crashed into the sea about
here off
Nordenbro, Langeland
on a bombing raid on Flensburg,
here. All
of the crew perished.
On 14 October 1942 D. A. Ivers was found
drifted ashore close to the crash site.
H. E. Sullivan, D. Campbell and D. A. Ivers were buried in Odense on 17
October 1942. (AOD)
Sergeant (Air Gunner) Donald Arthur Ivers, 26, a citizen of Canada, was
the son of John Henry and Yvonne Ivers, and the husband of Sally R. Platt Ivers,
of Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
(Source:
CWGC)
They Shall Grow Not Old: From Massachusetts, U.S.A.
He was one of many American airmen who had joined the
RCAF.
See Americans In
The RCAF.
379 of
them lost their lives - 8 of them are seen on
www.airmen.dk + R.J. Dillon!
5 of the 7 airmen were buried in Odense and 2 in
Svinø Churchyard. (Source: FAF)
See RAF - Handley
Page Halifax and
Bomber
Command No. 10 Squadron and
RAF No. 10 Squadron
Association.
This Halifax
took off from RAF Melbourne.
7 airmen. Lost Bombers has
this.