Allan Robert WEGENER

WEGENER, Allan Robert

Service Number: 406967
Enlisted: 26 May 1941
Last Rank: Flight Lieutenant
Last Unit: Royal Australian Air Force
Born: Tumby Bay, South Australia, 21 April 1914
Home Town: Not yet discovered
Schooling: Not yet discovered
Occupation: Not yet discovered
Died: Concord, New South Wales, Australia, 13 June 1990, aged 76 years, cause of death not yet discovered
Cemetery: Not yet discovered
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World War 2 Service

26 May 1941: Involvement Flight Lieutenant, 406967
26 May 1941: Enlisted Perth, WA
26 May 1941: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Flight Lieutenant, 406967
21 Aug 1941: Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Leading Aircraftman, No. 9 Elementary Flying Training School Cunderdin
2 Apr 1942: Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Sergeant, No. 4 Service Flying Training School Geraldton, Promotion upon becoming Aircrew Pilot
4 Apr 1942: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Sergeant, 5 Embarkation Depot (Perth)
16 May 1942: Embarked Royal Australian Air Force, Sergeant, 406967, 2 Embarkation Depot, From Sydney. Arrived in England on August 15th, 1942
21 Jan 1943: Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Pilot Officer, Air Gunnery Schools, Commissioned Pilot Officer at 3 AGS at Castle Kennedy
7 Sep 1943: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Flying Officer, Operational Training Units (RAF), 105 (Pilot) OTU at Bramcote
21 Jul 1945: Promoted Royal Australian Air Force, Flight Lieutenant, Whilst serving with 3 Ferry Unit
6 Sep 1945: Transferred Royal Australian Air Force, Flight Lieutenant, RAF Headquarters Units, RAF Headquarters Middle East
29 Jan 1946: Discharged Royal Australian Air Force, Flight Lieutenant, Royal Australian Air Force

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Biography contributed by Zidane McNamara

Served as Air Marshal Sir Brian Baker's personal pilot and on "Sir Brian Baker's eleven" cricket team. Also served as a Ferry Command pilot during the latter period of the war.