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  James Alexander Ramsay               
 Updated:
17 MAY 2021 Airman: a096036.htm Surname: Ramsay Init: J 
A Rank: Wt/O Service: RCAF Sqdn: 75 P_link: p173.htm 
Plane: STI BF467 Operation: Minelaying Crash_site: Langelandsbælt Crash_d: d290443 Buried_d: b140543
C_link: c096.htm At_Next: Svinø 
 Den 
tyske marines flakbatteri MAA 508 ved Kappel (omkring
her) rapporterede et nedskudt fly, der styrtede i havet omkring
her. Hele besætningen omkom. (FT 86-89-11) Se også
p173MACR.
 Alle besætningsmedlemmerne blev fundet i løbet af 
4 uger, enten i Østersøen eller drevet i land på den sydvestlige del af Lolland, 
og de blev alle begravet på Svinø Kirkegård som angivet. (Kilde: FAF).
 
 Warrant Officer Class II (Navigator) James 
Alexander Ramsay, 26 år, var søn af Allan og
 Mary Ethel Ramsay, Orillia, 
Ontario, Canada.
(Kilde:
CWGC)
 7 flyvere.
 
 The flak battery at Kappel (about
here) MAA 508 belonging to the German Navy reported that a plane had been 
shot down. It crashed into the sea about
here. All of the crew  perished. (FT 86-89-11)
 See also
p173MACR.
 
 All crew members were found within 4 weeks, 
either in the Baltic Sea or drifted ashore on the
 southwestern part of Lolland, 
and they were all buried in Svinø Churchyard as indicated. (Source: FAF)
 Warrant Officer Class II (Navigator) James 
Alexander Ramsay, 26, was the son of Allan and Mary Ethel Ramsay, of Orillia, 
Ontario, Canada. (Source:
CWGC)
 I will fear no evil for thou are with me. Thy 
rod and staff they comfort me. Psalm XXIII.4
 His name is engraved on the Memorial Wall at the 
		BC Museum of Canada.
 The Canadian Virtual War Memorial has
this.
 He 
		is remembered on
		
		The Walls of Names at the 
		International Bomber Command Centre, P 2, P 229.
 
 See
No. 75 Squadron RNZAF. 
75(nz)squadron has more, also 
	75(NZ) Squadron RAF Records find Pilot
 Desmond Lewis Thompson in the 
Alphabetical index, scroll down to the entry of 28/041943 - Mining in
 the 
Kiel Bay, and see that this plane with Captain
	Thompson failed to return. 75 Squadron Association 
NZ + UK.
 Stirling 
III BF467 AA-W took off from
RAF Newmarket at 20.38 hrs on 
28 APR 1943.
 (Source: Aircrew Remembered 
has
this.) Google 
Map planesRNZAF 
7 airmen.
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