WW2 Royal Air Force Casualty Medal and Log Book Grouping of Flight Sergeant G H Davison 613 Squadron and Later 83 Squadron, Being Found Dead in his Rear Gun Turret in April 1942, medals consist of 1939-45 star, Air Crew Europe star and British war medal, all un-named as issued and court mounted for display. Accompanied by a number of original period photographs of Davison, documents and pair of flying log books. The log books cover the period June 1940 until his death on the 13th April 1942. The second log book has many interesting entries when he was flying in Lysander Aircraft in 1940 with 613 Squadron during the Battle of Britain, in October 1940 he makes reference to operations over London and being attacked by Me109 aircraft. He continued to serve in 613 Squadron until March 1942 when he joined 83 Squadron. He was flying in Manchester aircraft on bombing missions over Germany, he flew against the cities of Cologne, Lubeck, Essen twice and Hamburg. His final mission being on 13th April over Essen, where he was killed in the rear gun turret and was only found once the aircraft arrived back in the UK. He was buried in Redcar Cemetery.