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Leonard Norman Jonasson
Royal Canadian Air Force
Leonard Norman Jonasson
Sergeant
R/180403
76 RAF Squadron; Royal Canadian Air Force
January 17, 1924 (Actual 1926)
Winnipeg, Manitoba
August 5, 1942
Winnipeg, Manitoba
St. James, Manitoba
18 (Actual 16)
5 feet, 8 inches
Medium
Blue
Brown
Single
Student
Lutheran
Mrs. Asrun (Mother) St. James, Manitoba
April 17, 1943
17
Liesse Communal Cemetery, Aisne, France
Mil. Plot. Row B. Grave 12.
Sergeant Leonard Norman Jonasson joined 76 RAF Squadron on March 25, 1943. On April 16/17, 1943 he was
the air gunner on aircraft Halifax II DT 575 that departed RAF Station Linton-on-Ouse, North Yorkshire, England
at 20:46 for bombing operations over Pilsen, Czech Republic. The aircraft was attacked by a German fighter
aircraft and crashed at 4:00 am April 17, 1943 one mile from Pierrepont Meuse on the France Belgium Border.
All seven members of the crew were lost.
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