LEST WE FORGET
Second Officer Thomas Maxwell FISK
From Australia serving in the Royal Air Force (Air Transport Auxiliary)
Service No: Not assigned
Born: Sydney NSW, 1919
Enlisted in the RAF: Date unavailable
Unit: Air Transport Auxiliary (Attached to No. 1 Ferry Personnel Pool)
Died: Aircraft Accident (Mustang aircraft FB348), Sussex, 25 June 1944, Aged 25 Years
Buried: Cremated
CWGC Additional Information: Son of Sir Ernest Thomas Fisk FRSA and Lady Fisk (nee Chudleigh), of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Roll of Honour: Unknown
Remembered: Panel 2, Golders Green Crematorium UK
Remembered: Commemorative Roll, Australian War Memorial, Canberra
Remembered: University of Sydney World War II Roll of Honour, Camperdown NSW
Remembered: Ku-ring-gai World War II Book of Remembrance, Gordon NSW
On 25 June 1944, Second Officer Thomas Maxwell Fisk was killed when Mustang III FB348 spun into the ground near Petworth, Sussex, between RAF Stations Redhill and Ford.
References:
Australian War Memorial Commemorative Roll On-Line Records
Commonwealth War Graves Commission On-Line Records
Register of War Memorials in New South Wales On-Line
RAF Commands Website