Military service
Service number:
R/195410
Age:
31
Rank:
Flight Sergeant
Force:
Air Force
Unit/Regiment:
Royal Canadian Air Force
Division:
148 (R.A.F.) Sqdn.
Birth:
March 17, 1913
Montréal, Québec
Enlistment:
October 20, 1942
Montréal, Québec
Death:
August 5, 1944
Morzychna, Poland
Burial/memorial information
Grave reference:
Coll. grave 1. D. 1.
Additional information
Husband of Beryl (née French) of Montreal, Quebec. Son of Arthur and Alice (née Short) Liddell of Montreal, Quebec. Brother of Kenneth, William, Ed, Mary and Constance.
Digital gallery of Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
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Photo of Arthur George William Liddell
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Group photo
Back Row from Left to Right:<BR> Kenneth Ashmore (Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve), Arthur Liddell, Charles Wylie, George Chapman<BR> Front Row from Left to Right:<BR> Harold Brown, Arnold Blynn, Jack Hobbs (Survived the War) -
Photo of Arthur Liddell
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Newspaper clipping
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Newspaper Clipping
Toronto Star "Pages of the Past" online searchable archive. 1944 Sept. 9, p.5 - CASUALTIES: RCAF -
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Halifax JP-276 aircrew on Special Operations to Poland. -
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Halifax JP-276 found in Poland -
Attestation paper
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Photo of Arthur George William Liddell
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Identification
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Document
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Correspondence
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Newspaper clipping
Page 3 of 3. Article regarding discovery of the plane wreckage and burying the remains of five Canadians: Pilot Officer George Alfred Chapman, Flight Lieutenant Arnold Raymond Blynn, Flying Officer Harold Leonard Brown, Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell, Flight Sergeant Charles Burton Wylie, and two British crewmen. From: Toronto Star, Oct. 5, 2007. -
Newspaper clipping
Page 1 of 3. Article regarding discovery of the plane wreckage and burying the remains of five Canadians: Pilot Officer George Alfred Chapman, Flight Lieutenant Arnold Raymond Blynn, Flying Officer Harold Leonard Brown, Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell, Flight Sergeant Charles Burton Wylie, and two British crewmen. From: Toronto Star, Oct. 5, 2007. -
Newspaper clipping
Page 2 of 3. Article regarding discovery of the plane wreckage and burying the remains of five Canadians: Pilot Officer George Alfred Chapman, Flight Lieutenant Arnold Raymond Blynn, Flying Officer Harold Leonard Brown, Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell, Flight Sergeant Charles Burton Wylie, and two British crewmen. From: Toronto Star, Oct. 5, 2007. -
Memorial
Polish Home Army - Canadian Airmen Memorial, Confederation Park, Ottawa. -
Cemetery
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Cemetery
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Cemetery
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Military Cemetery in Kracow, Poland
Military cemetery, Kracow, Poland. (CWGC) -
Cemetery
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Cemetery
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Cemetery
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Grave Marker
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Arthur George William Liddell
In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 365 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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KRACOW RAKOWICKI CEMETERY Poland
Krakow is a large city in the south of Poland about 257 kilometres south-west of Warsaw on the main road 4. Krakow Rakowicki Cemetery, a large Military Cemetery which contains Polish, Russian and German graves as well as Commonwealth graves, is located east of the city. Follow the road 4 into the city and continue to the T junction at the end of the road 4. At this junction turn left along the road 7 (Al J Slowackiego) and follow this road round the town, then round a left hand bend and under the railway bridge where the road name changes to Al 29 Listopada. Take the first turning on the right after the bridge, called Prandoty, and the cemetery will be found along here on the left. The Commonwealth War Graves Plot is located through the entrance and to the left of the cemetery in the north-eastern corner of the burial ground.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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