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According to the memorial he attended the school in 1932-37. He was part of the crew of one of two Halifax bombers from 199 Squadron which collided on a mission supporting a raid on Kiel on May 3rd, 1945: 13 men died in the two aircraft, the last members of Bomber Command to die in WW2. This information, his rank and place of burial, come from Middlebrook and Everitt's 'The Bomber Command War Dairies': he was the only RAF man with these initials and surname to die in WW2 according to CWGC.