James Maxfield
John Hughes Fenton served as an RAF Code and Cipher Sergeant during the Battle of Normandy. He was never able to forget the tragic accidental death of one of his comrades, Leading Aircraftman (LAC) James Maxfield. John’s son, Mike, shares the story.
FALLEN HEROES
JAMES MAXFIELD
Royal Air Force • LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
4 Beach Squadron, Royal Air ForceDIED | 15 June 1944
AGE | 22
SERVICE NO. | 1305565
FALLEN HEROES
JAMES MAXFIELD
Royal Air Force • LEADING AIRCRAFTMAN
Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
4 Beach Squadron, Royal Air ForceDIED | 15 June 1944
AGE | 22
SERVICE NO. | 1305565
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