Remembering Old Boys Fallen 1939–1945 War

Alfred Cecil Williams

Pilot Officer, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
2nd. Qtr. 1921 – 17th. August 1942

Photographs

Alfred Cecil Williams<br>1st XV Rugby 1936-37

Alfred Cecil Williams
1st XV Rugby 1936-37

Alfred Cecil Williams<br>1st XI Cricket 1937

Alfred Cecil Williams
1st XI Cricket 1937

Service Details

Regiment	Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve	Unit
Service Number	120626	Rank	Pilot Officer
Cemetery	Flaybrick Cemetery, Birkenhead, Sec. 6. Non-Conformist Grave 125A

Birkenhead Institute

Started B.I.
Left B.I.
House

Notes

Awarded Certificate for neither Absent of Late for 4 years, 1932/36. Prefect 1937. Secretary of the Sixth Form Literary and Debating Society. Matriculated and Awarded School Certificate summer 1937. Awarded Cricket colours 1937.
Died of injuries sustained when accidentally walking into the spinning propeller of a Wellington after arming the bomb load.

External Records

Commonwealth War Graves Commission Alfred Cecil Williams

Birkenhead Institute Old Boys