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Surname	Initials	Ser No.	Service	Role	Story
Carr	J	10169	RAAF	Flight Engineer	John
Carr	J			Air Gunner	John
Carr	JA	J/27266	RCAF	Bomb Aimer	James Allen
Carr	JB	1393365	RAFVR	Air Bomber	James Baxter
Carr	JH	2209563	RAFVR	Air Gunner	James Henry
Carr	KS	1238315	RAFVR	Bomb Aimer	Kenneth Stanway
Carr	KS	145812	RAFVR	Air Bomber	Kenneth Stanway
Carr	L	1017383	RAFVR	Flt Eng	Laurence
Carr	LA	R/251899	RCAF	Air Gunner	Leo Augustave
Carr	R	1502960	RAFVR	Nav	Richard
Carr	RB	1577052	RAFVR	Air Gunner	Ronald Carr was a brewery worker in civilian life, he had joined the RAF in July 1941 soon after his nineteenth birthday. He was posted to 150 Squadron and completed a full tour of thirty operations on Wellingtons before going to 30 OTU at Seighford as an instructor. He joined GJA Smith's crew on 100 Squadron to replace Frank Diggle, the crews original rear gunner who had been lost flying with another crew. Flying in a new Lancaster ND595 V-Victor, the crew got shot down and had to bail out over Switzerland. After several months of internment the crew were repatriated in an exchange scheme. The full story of Carr's crash and repatriation is documented in Chapter 8 of Roger Anthoine's excellent book "Infringing Neutrality - The RAF in Switzerland 1940-45".
Carr	RH	1526623/127260	RAFVR	Navigator	Robert Henry

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