Ronald James COLEMAN

COLEMAN, Ronald James

Service Numbers: A36095, Naval Officer
Enlisted: 3 May 1948
Last Rank: Sub Lieutenant
Last Unit: No. 805 Squadron (RAN)
Born: Hampton, Victoria, Australia, 6 April 1929
Home Town: Caulfield, Glen Eira, Victoria
Schooling: Not yet discovered
Occupation: Clerk
Died: Killed In Action, Korea, 2 January 1952, aged 22 years
Cemetery: No known grave - "Known Unto God"
Memorials: Brighton War Memorial, Cootamundra Korean War Memorial, East Rockingham Korean War Roll of Honour, Gympie Memorial Lane Murals, Ipswich Korean War Memorial, Korea United Nations Memorial Cemetery Wall of Remembrance, Lithgow War Memorial, Norfolk Island Korean War Memorial, Wagga Wagga Korean Memorial
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Korean War Service

3 May 1948: Involvement
3 May 1948: Enlisted Royal Australian Navy, A36095
3 May 1948: Involvement
25 Jun 1950: Involvement
31 Aug 1951: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Sub Lieutenant
2 Jan 1952: Involvement Royal Australian Navy, Naval Officer, No. 805 Squadron (RAN), RAN Operations - Korea

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Biography contributed by David Barlow

Sub Lieutenant (Pilot) Ronald James Coleman of 805 Squadron RAN in Hawker Sea Fury FB.11 WE686 launched from HMAS Sydney on a Carrier Air Patrol and disappeared from his formation - his body was never recovered and he is therefore regarded as missing, presumed killed in action

Ronald Coleman's brother A32698 RAAF Aircraftman Leslie Harold Coleman served with 77 Squadron in Korea in 1954