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Flying Officer George Williams - GM

HR663 DY-T OP: Pilsen - 16th April 1943

S/L Wally I. Lashbrook - Pilot - DFC DFM Evd
F/S D.C. 'Nippy' Knight - F/E - PoW
F/O Kenneth J. Bolton - Nav - Evd
F/O Alfred (Alfie) Martin - B/A - DFC Evd
Sgt W.Robert Laws - WOp - Evd
W/O Lawrence Irving Neill - AG - PoW
F/O George Williams GM - AG - KIA Aged 22 - (C.W.G.C.)

F/S D.C. Knight initially evaded until captured in Paris on the 18th Sep 1943 and interned in Camps 4B/L3, PoW No.250739.
Sgt Lawrence Neil in Camps L1/L6/L4, PoW No.1192

F/O George Williams is buried at the Maubeuge Cemetery in France.

Alfie's page has a link to his interview with the BBC which a little of what happened that night.