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Ernest Edward Fisher
Royal Canadian Air Force
Ernest Edward Fisher
Pilot Officer
J/22786
Royal Canadian Air Force
February 14, 1924
Toronto, Ontario
August 26, 1941
Toronto, Ontario
Toronto
18
5 Feet, 10 inches
Medium
Blue
Brown
Single
Draftsman
Church of England
Mary Fisher (Mother) Toronto, Ontario
January 14, 1943
18
Donnington (St. Cuthbert) Churchyard,
Shropshire, United Kingdom
Row 13. Grave 8.
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Pilot Officer Ernest Edward Fisher
went overseas arriving in the United Kingdom on August 18, 1942. He was taken on strength
with 22 Operational Training Unit at RAF Wellesbourne on October 13, 1942.
On January 11, 1943 aircraft Wellington III HZ104 with a crew of five, including Pilot Officer Fisher as pilot, departed RAF
Wellesbourne on a non-operational night cross country exercise. While attempting to land at RAF Bobbington, Staffordshire, a
diversion airfield, the aircraft crashed. Injured in the accident, Pilot Officer Fisher was removed to Cosford Hospital where he
passed away on January 14, 1943. The four other crew members were also injured but recovered.