South Africans in the RAF

Flight Lt WN Whamond

William Nelson Whamond

Named in the book
Rank
Flight Lt
Squadron
No 44 Squadron
School
South African College Schools (SACS)

From the book

More than a “Few” South Africans

However, on May 30th Flight Lt Hamman and his trainee crew took off into the night skies from RAF Wellesbourne in Warwickshire joining 365 other “OTU” pilots and their crews making up over 6 500 aircrew in the 1 047 bombers deployed to Cologne for the first “Thousand Bomber Raid”. Another former SACS pupil, Flight Lt William Nelson Whamond was flying a No 44 Squadron Lancaster.

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