Updated 27 April 2022 with this comment…
Calvin Warren Dahl died April 2, 1943; his death date is incorrectly noted as August 2, 1943.
This is what I wrote last year when Che Lafoy shared what he had.
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From the collection of Lloyd Stanley Lafoy who was a rear gunner with 425, 429 and 426 Squadrons.
This photo part of his collection was taken at No. 7 Bombing and Gunnery School in Paulson, Manitoba.
Lloyd Stanley Lafoy survived the war, and his grandson shared that photo with all the names written on the back.
(1) Bartlett, J.L.A.
(2) Godin, J.J.R.T.
(3) Campbell, D.E.
(4) Procter, C. H.
(5) Arnold, W. H.
(6) Lanegraff, W. E.
(7) Melancon, J. H. J.
(8) Pearce, G. S.
(9) Taylor, G. A.
(10) Annis, L. D.
(11) McDonald, G. M.
(12) Thompson, L. H.
Centre row
(1) Madof, W. D.
(2) McLeod, R. K.
(3) Dahl, C. W.
(4) Kelly, J. F.
(5) Patten, G. W.
(6) Leone, N.
(7) Castling, D. H.
(8) Johnson, E. W.
(9) Lake, J. W.
(10) Labow, J. I.
Front row
(1) Niven, C. M.
(2) Lafoy, L. S.
(3) Bush, R. H.
(4) Balfour, A. G.
(5) Duncan, D. W.
(6) Lambert, K. A,
(7) Walsh, W. D.
(8) Payne, T. A.
(9) McHay, J. A.
Carrigan
How many have survived?
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R. K. McLeod did not survive.
Grave marker – Schoonselhof Cemetery – photo courtesy of Marg Liessens
British Commonwealth Air Training Plan 