Battle of Britain London Monument – AC1 J B Mills

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Privacy Statement The Airmen’s Stories – AC1 J B Mills

 

John Baillie Mills joined the RAF in December 1938 as an Aircrafthand. He volunteered for aircrew duties and after a short radar course was posted to 23 Squadron at Collyweston on 16th June 1940.

Mills flew his first operational sortie on 28th July and he was still serving with 23 Squadron in November 1940. He was posted away from the squadron on 21st March 1941.

His subsequent service is currently undocumented but he does not appear in the CWGC records so it may be assumed that he survived the war.

 

 

 

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