- WalterSamuelPalfrey
- GRIFFITHS
- 61267
Pilot Officer/Pilot
- WW2
- Air Force
- Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
- 217 Squadron
- None
- 28th September 1941
- 21
- Unknown
- La Gueriniere Communal Cemetery, France, Row 11. Grave 11.
- Unknown
- Unknown
Son of Benjamin Watson Griffiths and Margaret Edith Griffiths, of Builth Wells, Radnorshire
GRIFFITHS Walter Samuel Palfrey Is Named On These Memorials
Further Information About GRIFFITHS Walter Samuel Palfrey
Qualified in Jurisprudence for the degree of B.A. (Oxon.), Brasenose College.
Walter Griffiths was the pilot of a Beaufort I aircraft, registration W6501/D, which took off from RAF St Eval, Cornwall at 18.24 as part of a bombing raid on St Nazaire, France. The aircraft was brought down by enemy action in the vicinity of the target area. Of the four crew on board the aircraft, two of the bodies later washed ashore. No trace was found of the remaining two men, both of whom are commemorated on the Runnymede Memorial.