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John Alan Broadley

Flight Lieutenant · 47690 · United Kingdom

🎖 RAF Bomber Command

Died
18 February 1944, aged 23
Fate
Killed in action

Biography

John Alan Broadley was a British Royal Air Force flight lieutenant, service number 47690, whose wartime career is traced through casualty and official award records. His decorations recorded here include the DFC, gazetted on 15 October 1943. The Gazette record confirms that his wartime service had been formally recognised before his death. He died on 18 February 1944, aged 23. He is commemorated or buried at St. Pierre Cemetery, Amiens in France. For many RAF casualties the surviving official trail is brief, but the combination of service number, CWGC commemoration and Gazette notices preserves the essentials of his story. Those records show not only the bare fact of his death, but also that his service had been formally recognised during the war itself. His name is therefore carried here with the service details needed to distinguish him from namesakes. This profile therefore keeps to the verifiable outline: who he was, the rank and number under which he served, how his service was honoured, and where he is remembered.

Last updated 5 June 2026.

Burial / commemoration

Cemetery
St. Pierre Cemetery, Amiens, France

Operations on this date. One raid in this archive was flown on the night of 18 February 1944: Operation Jericho. (Cross-reference by date — not in itself confirmation this airman flew it.)

167 others in this archive died on 18 February →

Timeline

Crew & operations

Flew as Other .

Crew: Percy Charles Pickard (Other)

Awards