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John Alexander MacLeod

In memory of:

Sub-Lieutenant John Alexander MacLeod

May 6, 1954
Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

Military Service

Service Number:

045308

Age:

22

Force:

Navy

Unit:

880 Anti-Submarine Squadron, RCN

Additional Information

Born:

November 5, 1931
Ripley, Ontario

Enlistment:

November 8, 1951
Toronto, Ontario

Son of John A. and Audrey MacLeod of Ripley, Ontario. Brother of James MacLeod and Mrs J.C. Ward.

Commemorated on Page 51 of the In the Service of Canada (1947 - 2014) Book of Remembrance. Request a copy of this page. Download high resolution copy of this page.

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  • Memorial Plaque– Sub-Lieutenant JOHN ALEXANDER MACLEOD is commemorated on this plaque at Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia. According to the Shearwater Aviation Museum Foundation Newsletter Summer 2002, Sub-Lieutenant MACLEOD, Sub-Lieutenant ROBERT HENRY JONES, Petty Officer 1st Class JOHN EDWARD WHITE, and Sub-Lieutenant JAMES DOUGLAS HOLDEN died on May 6, 1954 when “Avenger 85832 of 880 Squadron, while flying back from Bermuda to RCNAS Shearwater in formation, dropped out and crashed in the sea approximately 75 miles south of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia".

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    Memorial Plaque – Sub-Lieutenant JOHN ALEXANDER MACLEOD is commemorated on this plaque at Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia. According to the Shearwater Aviation Museum Foundation Newsletter Summer 2002, Sub-Lieutenant MACLEOD, Sub-Lieutenant ROBERT HENRY JONES, Petty Officer 1st Class JOHN EDWARD WHITE, and Sub-Lieutenant JAMES DOUGLAS HOLDEN died on May 6, 1954 when “Avenger 85832 of 880 Squadron, while flying back from Bermuda to RCNAS Shearwater in formation, dropped out and crashed in the sea approximately 75 miles south of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia".
  • Memorial Plaque– Dedication Plaque, Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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    Memorial Plaque – Dedication Plaque, Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park, Halifax, Nova Scotia.
  • Monument– Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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    Monument – Canadian Peacetime Sailors Monument in Point Pleasant Park Halifax, Nova Scotia.

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