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Details:

Grave: 21. A. 9.

Isolated Burial

A standard Commonwealth Grave Commission (CWGC) inscribed gravestone.

 

Pilot Officer Roy N. Stout was born on October 16, 1916 in Missouri. He  joined Royal Air Force Resrve (RAFVR,)  assigned to 133S member of B flight.

En Route to Eglinton, flying Hawker Hurricanes, while letting down in bad weather to refuel on the Isle of Man, a portion of "B" Flight hit a mountain and all were killed.'Killed In Action.  KIA. 8-10-41.

 

 

From the CWGC Files:

 

PILOT OFFICER ROY NEAL STOUT

Service Number: 100531

 

Regiment & Unit/Ship: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve; 133 (Eagle) Sqdn.

 

Died 08 October 1941

Age 25 years old

 

Country of Service: United Kingdom

 

Additional Info: Son of Roy N. Stout and Elsie M. Stout, of Kansas City, Missouri, U.S.A. B.A. (University of Kansas City).

Monument Text:

PILOT OFFICER

R.N. STOUT

PILOT

ROYAL AIR FORCE

8 OCTOBER 1941  AGE 25

Commemorates:

People:

Roy Neal  Stout

Units:

133rd Eagle Squadron

Eagle Squadron

Eagle Squadron (RAF)

Royal Air Force (RAF)

Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve

Wars:

WWII

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