Albert James Verdun LOCKLEY

LOCKLEY, Albert James Verdun

Service Number: 411154
Enlisted: 26 April 1941
Last Rank: Pilot Officer
Last Unit: No. 13 Squadron (RAAF)
Born: Bonnyrigg, New South Wales, Australia, 4 March 1916
Home Town: Collaroy, Warringah, New South Wales
Schooling: Unknown
Occupation: Bank Clerk
Died: Air Operations, Timor Sea, Netherlands East Indies, 14 April 1942, aged 26 years
Cemetery: No known grave - "Known Unto God"
Memorials: Adelaide River Northern Territory Memorial, Australian War Memorial Roll of Honour, Manly War Memorial NSW
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World War 2 Service

3 Sep 1939: Involvement Pilot Officer, 411154
26 Apr 1941: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, No. 13 Squadron (RAAF)
26 Apr 1941: Enlisted Royal Australian Air Force, Pilot Officer, 411154, No. 13 Squadron (RAAF)

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Biography contributed by David Barlow

Son of Robert and Mary Jane Lockley

Husband of Winifred Schiela Lockley of Collaroy, NSW

Commemorated on the Northern Territory Memorial to the Missing located in Adelaide River War Cemetery

RAAF Lockheed Hudson aircraft A16-137 of Number 13 Squadron failed to return from a mission to Koepang, Timor - all crew killed:

Sergeant Kenneth Arthur Orchard 408663

Pilot Officer Patrick Coulston Taylor 401158

Sergeant Donald Thomas Thomson 408601

Pilot Officer Albert James Verdun Lockley 411154

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Biography contributed by Elizabeth Allen

Albert James Verdun LOCKLEY was born in Bonnyrigg, Sydney on 4th March, 1916

His parents were Robert LOCKLEY & Mary Jane TRACE who married in Sydney in 1907

He married Winifred Schiela BROWN in St Andrews Church in Manly, Sydney on 6th June 1941

He previously enlisted on 13th February, 1939 in the Army -115 Heavy Battery (SN 455190) before being discharged & enlisting in the RAAF

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His brother William Edward LOCKLEY (SN 41436 died in an Aircraft Accident on 10th October, 1939 (No. 233 Squadron RAF)

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