Sergeant – KIA – Oxford (Botley) Cemetery, Oxfordshire, UK
[Source: CG]
1394300 – Jackson Dunbar (Jack) Arthur – Grenada – Sergeant – KIA 17 September 1943 – Oxford (Botley) Cemetery, Oxfordshire, UK
[Courtesy AD]
Since it started in 2008 this website has...
• attracted over 100.000 unique visitors
• added about 400 new names to this online archive
• inspired and promoted various new publications, websites and documentary films
• shared information with the RAF Museum to put together the successful exhibition 'Pilots of the Caribbean'
• been presented at a Bomber Command tribute in the House of Lords in 2010
All this without financial backing or official affiliation.
But now we ask your support to continue our work and help us to cover expenses necessary for managing, maintaining and hosting this archive. Your contribution is greatly appreciated!
Promoting the Noble Heritage of Caribbean Air Crew who Served in Freedom's Cause in World War II - The Law Firm of Gabriel J Christian & Associates, LLC.
[www.marylandattorneyatlaw.com] 
ARTHUR, JACKSON DUNBAR Initials: J D Nationality: Grenada Rank: Sergeant (W.Op./Air Gnr.) Regiment/Service: Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Date of Death: 17/09/1943 Service No: 1394300 Additional information: Son of Mrs M. Arthur, of Georges, Grenada, British West Indies. Casualty Type: Commonwealth War Dead Grave/Memorial Reference: Plot I/2. Grave 69. Cemetery: OXFORD (BOTLEY) CEMETERY source:cwgc
April 4th, 2009 at 4:02 pmAdditional info courtesy CXX, WW2Chat.com: 10 OTU, Whitley V LA879. Training. Took off 2350hrs Stanton Harcourt for a Bullseye detail, only to collide with another of the units’ aircraft (Whitley Z9471) when some two miles SE of the airfield. Source: BCL, Vol.7, WR Chorley
September 1st, 2009 at 2:33 pm