BATTLE OF BRITAIN GALLERY

Some of those we remember

Here are some of the men who we remember at the National Memorial at Capel-le-Ferne, as they were in 1940. All their names are to be found on the Christopher Foxley-Norris Memorial Wall.

Flying Officer Patrick Woods-Scawen, DFC, Hurricane pilot, 85 Squadron, killed in action September 1 1940.	Pilot Officer Herbert Case, Spitfire pilot, 72 Squadron, killed in action, October 12 1940.	Pilot Officer Richard Hogg, Spitfire pilot, 152 Squadron, killed in action August 25 1940.	Spitfire pilots of 610 (County of Chester) Squadron await the next call to scramble at Hawkinge on July 29 1940. (Photograph courtesy of the Imperial War Museum, London, negative HU 1062.)	Members of the Woods-Scawen family at Memorial Day 2006. They have with them the DFCs awarded to Flying Officer Patrick Woods-Scawen and his brother Pilot Officer Anthony Woods-Scawen (of 43 Squadron) who were lost on successive days in the Battle.

Pilot Officer Geoffrey Page, Hurricane pilot, 56 Squadron

Some images of Pilot Officer Geoffrey Page.

Three of The Few photographed at Memorial Day 2006

(left to right), Wing Commander Bob Foster, DFC, AE, Air Commodore "Pete" Brothers, CBE, DSO, DFC* and Squadron Leader "Bam" Bamberger, DFC*, AE*. Sadly "Pete" and "Bam" both died in 2008.

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