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Son of Eugene and Annie Lynch, of Mallorytown, Ontario, Canada. British
Commemorated on the Brockville Collegiate Institute and Vocational School Roll of Honour.
Digital gallery of Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
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Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Hugh Lynch in uniform.
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Photo taken in Scotland end of October 1944 at 132 East Fortune, near Edinburgh, O.T.U Training Unit.<P>
Top Row: 3rd from left ¿ P/O Claude Berges<BR>
Pilot Officer (Navigator) Claude Gerald Berges J/95209, age 25, son of Eugene and Edith Berges, husband of Hilda Mary Berges, of Quebec City<BR>
Second Row: 3rd from left - F/O O. W. Knight, Hugh Lynch and F/O Rex Myrick<BR>
Flying Officer (Navigator) Oswald Wellington Knight J/36373, age 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knight; husband of Doreen B. Knight, of Saskatoon and Vancouver, B.C.<BR>
Flying Officer (Pilot) Hugh Charles Lynch J/35785, age 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch, Mallorytown, Ontario.<BR>
Flying Officer (Pilot) Philip Rex Myrick J/35788, age 22, son of Willard R. and Edna C. Myrick, of Tillsonburg, Ontario<BR>
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
This took place in Norway.
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
This memorial is located in Scotland.
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
This memorial is located in Norway.
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
photographer Arthur Toppe, Norway; Courtesy of Peter Smee, England
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
photo courtesy of his sister, Jane Knotek
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
CWGC Headstone Haugesund Cemetery
Digital gallery of
Flying Officer Hugh Charles Lynch
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Hugh Lynch in uniform.
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Photo taken in Scotland end of October 1944 at 132 East Fortune, near Edinburgh, O.T.U Training Unit.<P> Top Row: 3rd from left ¿ P/O Claude Berges<BR> Pilot Officer (Navigator) Claude Gerald Berges J/95209, age 25, son of Eugene and Edith Berges, husband of Hilda Mary Berges, of Quebec City<BR> Second Row: 3rd from left - F/O O. W. Knight, Hugh Lynch and F/O Rex Myrick<BR> Flying Officer (Navigator) Oswald Wellington Knight J/36373, age 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Knight; husband of Doreen B. Knight, of Saskatoon and Vancouver, B.C.<BR> Flying Officer (Pilot) Hugh Charles Lynch J/35785, age 24, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lynch, Mallorytown, Ontario.<BR> Flying Officer (Pilot) Philip Rex Myrick J/35788, age 22, son of Willard R. and Edna C. Myrick, of Tillsonburg, Ontario<BR>
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This took place in Norway.
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This memorial is located in Scotland.
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This memorial is located in Norway.
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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Submitted for the project Operation Picture Me
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photographer Arthur Toppe, Norway; Courtesy of Peter Smee, England
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photo courtesy of his sister, Jane Knotek
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CWGC Headstone Haugesund Cemetery
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In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 536 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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HAUGESUND (ROSSEBO) VAR FRELSERS CEMETERY. Norway
The War Graves plot is maintained by the Municipality of Haugesund and the Cross of Sacrifice stands in a central position. The plot contains 44 graves, 9 of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The majority of the graves were concentrated here at the end of hostilities from nine out-lying places around this area.
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