Fraser, Joseph Frederick
- Date of birth:
- 1915 (Colombo, Ceylon)
- Date of death:
- August 11th, 1946 (Ankara, Turkey)
- Service number:
- 70229
- Nationality:
- British
Biography
Joseph Frederick Fraser was killed in a car crash in Ankara on August 11th, 1946..
Promotions:
December 15th, 1936: Pilot Officer on probation;
September 6th, 1938: Pilot Officer (Seniority June 6th, 1937);
March 6th, 1939: Flying Officer (Seniority December 6th, 1938);
September 3rd, 1940: Flight Lieutenant;
December 1st, 1941: temporary Squadron Leader;
November 17th, 1942: Squadron Leader (as from December 1st, 1941);
July 1st, 1944: temporary Wing Commander;
June 14th, 1945: Wing Commander.
Career:
January 1st, 1938: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserves;
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- Period:
- Second World War (1939-1945)
- Rank:
- Flight Lieutenant
- Unit:
- No. 112 Squadron, Royal Air Force
- Awarded on:
- April 1st, 1941
Citation:
"This officer has led a detached flight with great success. He has destroyed at least 10 enemy aircraft, 9 of which he destroyed within a period of 14 days. He has proved a skilful and courageous fighter pilot."
LG 35124/1902.
Sources
- - The London Gazette of 15th December 1936, Issue 34350, Page 8125
- The London Gazette of 1st February 1938, Page 671
- The London Gazette of 1st February 1938, Page 672
- The London Gazette of 27th September 1938, Issue 34555, Page 6081
- The London Gazette of 27th September 1938, Issue 34555, Page 6083
- The London Gazette of 7th November 1939, Issue 34727, Page 7501
- The London Gazette of 12th November 1940, Issue 34989, Page 6493
- The London Gazette of 1st April 1941, Issue 35124, Page 1902
- The London Gazette of 16th December 1941, Issue 35383, Page 7111
- Second Supplement to The London Gazette of 17th November 1942, Issue 35791, dated 20th November 1942, Page 5031
- Fourth Supplement to The London Gazette of 18th July 1944, Issue 36618, dated 21st July 1944, Page 3395
- Supplement to The London Gazette of 8th June 1945, Issue 37119, dated 14th June 1945, Page 2990