Rugby (whinfield) Cemetery

United Kingdom

52.3721, -1.2362 — view on OpenStreetMap ↗

Operations represented here

The raids whose casualties rest in this cemetery, ranked by how many of each night's dead lie here. Linked by date of death (raid night, or the morning after).

Jena — 27 May 1943 · 3 buried or commemorated here
Essen — 27 May 1943 · 3 buried or commemorated here
Hamburg — 14 Jan 1942 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Essen — 4 Aug 1942 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Cologne — 2 Feb 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Abbeville — 2 Feb 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Hamburg — 3 Feb 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Abbeville — 3 Feb 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Cologne — 16 Nov 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Ludwigshafen — 17 Nov 1943 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Trappes — 6 Mar 1944 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Hannover — 6 Mar 1944 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Le Mans — 7 Mar 1944 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Ijmuiden — 3 Feb 1945 · 1 buried or commemorated here
Bottrop — 3 Feb 1945 · 1 buried or commemorated here

Showing the 15 raids with the most casualties here, of 16 represented in total.

12 casualties from this database buried or commemorated here.

Name	Rank	Died	Reference
Badger, William	Sergeant	15 Jan 1943	Sec. A. Grave 6.
Haag, Richard John	Sergeant	15 Jan 1943	Sec. A. Grave 5.
Howe, John Thomas (jack)	Sergeant	14 Jan 1942	Sec. B. Grave 3.
Lees, Alexander Stephen	Flying Officer	4 Feb 1945	Sec. A. Grave 17.
Lloyd, Graham Vickers Berkeley	Flight Sergeant	17 Nov 1943	Sec. A. Grave 12.
Mackie, William George	Pilot Officer	27 May 1943	Sec. A. Grave 10.
Mollet, Leslie Clarence	Pilot Officer	27 May 1943	Sec. A. Grave 9.
Paterson, Andrew Picken	Sergeant	24 May 1942	Sec. B. Grave 25.
Portman, Stanley Leonard	Sergeant	4 Aug 1942	Sec. A. Grave 4.
Simms, William Walter	Sergeant	3 Feb 1943	Sec. A. Grave 7.
Towle, Ronald William John	Pilot Officer	7 Mar 1944	Sec. A. Grave 13.
Whittaker, John Morton	Warrant Officer Class II	27 May 1943	Sec. A. Grave 11.