Arthur George WEYMOUTH

WEYMOUTH, Arthur George

Service Number: 418029
Enlisted: 24 April 1942
Last Rank: Flying Officer
Last Unit: No. 82 Squadron (RAAF)
Born: Echuca, Victoria, Australia, 9 August 1922
Home Town: Speed, Yarriambiack, Victoria
Schooling: Alburn Grammar School, Melbourne High School
Occupation: Not yet discovered
Died: Flying Battle, Netherlands East Indies, 18 October 1944, aged 22 years
Cemetery: Ambon War Cemetery, Ambon, Maluku, Indonesia
Memorials: Albury Grammar School Honour Roll, Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour, Commercial Banking Company of Sydney WW2 Honour Roll
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World War 2 Service

3 Sep 1939: Involvement Flying Officer, 418029
24 Apr 1942: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force
24 Apr 1942: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Flying Officer, 418029, No. 82 Squadron (RAAF)
18 Oct 1944: Involvement Royal Australian Air Force, Flying Officer, 418029, No. 82 Squadron (RAAF), Air War SE Asia 1941-45

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Biography contributed by Faithe Jones

Mr L. W. Weymouth, of 68 The Esplanade, Brighton, has been officially advised that his son, Flying Officer Arthur George Weymouth.
 
Flying-Officer Weymouth aged 22, is missing, be-lieved to have lost his life on October l8, as result of air opera-tions. Flying Officer Weymouth was, the pilot of a Kittyhawk aircraft which was hit by  enemy anti-aircraft fire while carrying out an offen-sive sweep in the vicinity of Kai Island, Dutch East Indies. He Joined the RAAF three years ago at Speed, where he was employed by the Commercial Banking Co of Sydney Ltd. He was educated at Albury Grammar and Melbourne High School. Miss Lucy Grant, his fiance, lives at Speed.

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Biography contributed by David Barlow

Flying Officer Weymouth 418029 of 82SQN RAAF was killed when Kittyhawk A29-669 crashed near the Kai Islands, Dutch East Indies