Keith Cedric Binnie
This story is shared by the Trust with kind permission from Pete Colley, Curator, Wickenby Museum. Additional information from the Aviation Heritage Museum, Bull Creek, Western Australia
Remembering Keith Cedric Binnie, Flying Officer, air bomber, Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) aged 23, son of Charles Stewart and Jessie May Binnie, of Burwood, New South Wales, Australia. He was born in Strathfield, New South Wales, Australia on the 8th August 1920. He enlisted in the RAAF on 18 July 1942. He was serving as a crew member in Lancaster MkIII, LM136 and was killed on his 9th mission attacking Courtrai. His aircraft crashed into the sea off the coast of Belgium.
Crew of LM136
FALLEN HEROES
KEITH CEDRIC BINNIE
Royal Air Force • FLYING OFFICER
Royal Australian Air Force
626 Squadron, Royal Air ForceDIED | 21 July 1944
AGE | 23
SERVICE NO. | 423602
FALLEN HEROES
KEITH CEDRIC BINNIE
Royal Air Force • FLYING OFFICER
Royal Australian Air Force
626 Squadron, Royal Air ForceDIED | 21 July 1944
AGE | 23
SERVICE NO. | 423602
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