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Name: J L CRIBB
Rank: Temp Lieutenant (A)
Official number: -
Role: Pilot
Service/attached: RNVR
Squadron: 750 Squadron
Ship/station: H.M.S. Goshawk, Piarco, West Indies
Date of death: 1942-02-26
Aircraft: Albacore I N 4177
Place of death: Off Waterloo, Trinidad, British West Indies
Circumstances: M.P.K.
Buried/commemorated: LEE-ON-SOLENT MEMORIAL - Hampshire
Commemoration details: Bay 3, Panel 7
Family details: Son of William Llanwarne Cribb and Catherine Edith Cribb of Louth; husband of Vera Cribb (nee Beckett) of Louth. Elder brother of O L Cribb who died serving in F.A.A.
Rank: Temp Lieutenant (A)
Official number: -
Role: Pilot
Service/attached: RNVR
Squadron: 750 Squadron
Ship/station: H.M.S. Goshawk, Piarco, West Indies
Date of death: 1942-02-26
Aircraft: Albacore I N 4177
Place of death: Off Waterloo, Trinidad, British West Indies
Circumstances: M.P.K.
Buried/commemorated: LEE-ON-SOLENT MEMORIAL - Hampshire
Commemoration details: Bay 3, Panel 7
Family details: Son of William Llanwarne Cribb and Catherine Edith Cribb of Louth; husband of Vera Cribb (nee Beckett) of Louth. Elder brother of O L Cribb who died serving in F.A.A.
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