Thanks to SJ Hearn for providing the following information:
While still a student and residing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Hearn enlisted in the RCAF on 4 August 1942 in Toronto. Woodill was one of two airmen who lost their lives in the crash of their Airspeed Oxford (#AS734) aircraft about three and a half miles north of Eckville, Alberta, Canada. They had been on an armament training exercise. Leading Aircraftman Alexander Gillis Sutherland was the other airman who perished in this accident.
Leading Aircraftman James Harold Woodill is commemorated on Page 228 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.
Thanks to SJ Hearn for providing the following information:
While still a student and residing in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Hearn enlisted in the RCAF on 4 August 1942 in Toronto. Woodill was one of two airmen who lost their lives in the crash of their Airspeed Oxford (#AS734) aircraft about three and a half miles north of Eckville, Alberta, Canada. They had been on an armament training exercise. Leading Aircraftman Alexander Gillis Sutherland was the other airman who perished in this accident.
Leading Aircraftman James Harold Woodill is commemorated on Page 228 of Canada's Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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