Notes
The memorial states he attended the Adult Education Service in 1935-37. The Wolverhampton War Memorials website (see References) adds: '466 Sqdn. Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve. Born 31 December 1920 in Gower, Glamorgan son of Ernest Victor and Ada Rew. In 1939 they were living at 80 Woodfield Avenue, Wolverhampton along with Arthur's older brother John. Arthur was employed as a wire broadcasting wireman for electrical commercial signalling systems. Arthur was killed in action 30th January 1943 aged 23. He took off at 11:06 hours from RAF Leconfield, Yorkshire in a Wellington bomber serial number HE397 in an attempt to raid Emden using cloud cover. The aircraft was shot down into the North Sea by an enemy fighter six miles north of Terschelling, Netherlands. Panel 163. Runnymede Memorial.'