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World War II

Mr Bryan Hebblethwaite (1934-1939)

Date of birth 25 August 1923
School Information Brother of Reginald John Hebblethwaite (1934-39). Football XI 1938. A lady in Twelth Night in 1938.
Career Information None
Date of Death 19 September 1944
Cause of Death Killed by mortar fire on the ground
Location Near Schoonoord Hotel, Oosterbeek, Holland.
Cemetery Arnhem Oosterbeek War Cemetery, Holland.
Rank Sergeant Glider Pilot
Brand of Service The Glider Pilot Regiment, A.A.C., 2nd Wing, RAF
Story BRYANHEBBLETHWAITE34-39

Sgt, Glider Pilot killed at Arnhem and buried at Arnhem Oosterbeer War Cemetery, Holland. He was towed by Wing Commander Peter Bailey (K34-39) in the second glider to be dropped on Pegasus Bridge on the night of 5/6 June 1944 – D Day. Peter towed him again at Arnhem when he was killed by morter fire on the ground, after safely landing.