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HOOD, D F - Leading Aircraftman

Leading Aircraftman
DONALD FRANCIS (D F) HOOD

  • Canadian Fallen Soldier - Leading Aircraftman DONALD FRANCIS HOOD
  • Leading Aircraftman
    DONALD FRANCIS (D F) HOOD

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    DONALD FRANCIS (D F) HOOD
    25 August 1920
    Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    R/122168
    8 August 1941 in Vancouver, British Columbia, CA
    Office Clerk for the Canadian Pacific Railway
    Leading Aircraftman
    Royal Canadian Air Force
    23 March 1942
    Killed in airplane collision near Dafoe
    21 years
    BURNABY (OCEAN VIEW) BURIAL PARK
    Elm Section, Grave 69

  • Leading Aircraftman DONALD FRANCIS HOOD's Story

  • Born
    25 August 1920 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
    Occupation
    Worked as a Office Clerk for the Canadian Pacific Railway prior to enlisting.
    Enlisted
    8 August 1941 in Vancouver, British Columbia | Age: 20 years
    Buried
    23 March 1942 - BURNABY (OCEAN VIEW) BURIAL PARK | Age: 21 years
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Interesting Facts

  • Son of Robert and Gertrude Hood, of Vancouver BC. Before enlisting he worked as an office clerk for the Canadian Pacific Railway. L/AC Hood had recently graduated from the No. 3 Wireless School in Manitoba when he and five other trainees were involved in a fatal accident. Two R.C.A.F. training planes collided head-on in midair near the No. 5 Bombing and Gunnery School in Dafoe, Saskatchewan. L/AC Hood as well as two others - brothers E.P. and C.G. Harris - were fatally injured in the accident and later succumbed to their injuries. Hood was 21 when he died. Two others were killed instantly and the last, Sgt.-Pilot W.M. Haggart, emerged from the accident uninjured.

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Fallen Soldiers from Vancouver British Columbia, Canada

Fallen Comrades of the Royal Canadian Air Force


Fallen Soldiers buried in BURNABY (OCEAN VIEW) BURIAL PARK