Earl Wallace Mason

Military
media-18641.jpeg UPL 18641 P/O Earl Wallace 'Tootie' Mason 121 [Eagle] Sqn RAF.

Object Number - UPL 18641 - P/O Earl Wallace 'Tootie' Mason 121 [Eagle] Sqn RAF.

When WWII broke out, Earl resolved to join the Royal Canadian Air Force, which he did having gained his high school diploma in June 1940. Having completed his basic training and shipped over to England he went through operational traing and was assigned to 121 [Eagle] Sqn RAF. On September 15th 1941, Earl was killed in a flying accident when he did a slow roll, in his Mk II Hurricane, too near the ground and crashed at High Toynton, near Horncastle. KIFA.



A family history for Earl can be found at: http://www.bcar.org.uk/earl-mason.php

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Event Location Date Description

Born

Pitt, MN 56623, USA 19 April 1917 Born in Pitt, Minnesota on April 19th, 1917. Son of Nathan and Agnes Mason.

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Joined RCAF

Saskatoon, SK, Canada 4 June 1940 Joined Royal Canadian Air Force.

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Shipped overseas

Merseyside, UK 4 February 1941 Shipped overseas to ETO.

Died

High Toynton, Horncastle, Lincolnshire LN9, UK 15 September 1941 Killed in a flying accident when he did a slow roll too near the ground and crashed at High Toynton, near Horncastle. KIFA.

Buried

17 September 1941 Brookwood American Cemetery, Surrey, UK.
Minnesota, USA

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Service pilot training

Prince Albert, SK, Canada Service pilot training.

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Operational training

Great Britain, United Kingdom Operational training at OTU. Conversion to Hurricane.

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Assigned

Kirton in Lindsey, Gainsborough, North Lincolnshire DN21, UK 15 September 1941 Assigned to 121 [Eagle] Sqn RAF.

Revisions

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ContributorAl_Skiff
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Sources

EAGLES of the RAF - The World War II Eagle Squadrons by Phillip D Caine.
http://www.uswarmemorials.org/html/people_details.php?PeopleID=3583
http://www.bcar.org.uk/earl-mason.php

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ContributorAl_Skiff
Changes
Sources

EAGLES of the RAF - The World War II Eagle Squadrons by Phillip D Caine.
http://www.uswarmemorials.org/html/people_details.php?PeopleID=3583
http://www.bcar.org.uk/earl-mason.php

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