BROWN, REGINALD WISEMAN S/L(N) 104694 D.F.C.  M.i.D.
Royal Air Force. From Antler, Saskatchewan. 
Killed in Action June 24/44 age 30.
#7 Squadron (Per Diem Per Nocturn), Pahthfinder Force.
S/L Brown had begun his second tour of operations 
when his Lancaster aircraft went down near 
Warhem, eight miles south-east of Dunkirk, France.
F/L. W.A. Irwin D.F.C. (RNZAF), P/O C.A. McCarthy (RAAF),
FS.s E. Cornish (RAF), R. Nixon (RAF), 
and J.T. Ward (RAF) were also killed.
One other crew member, not Canadian, missing believed killed. 
S/L Brown had previously served with #218 Squadron. 
Squadron Leader Navigator Brown is buried in the 
Communal Cemetery, Warhem, France.

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