Pilot Officer Frederick Cecil Harrold was killed in action onSaturday, September 28th, 1940, during

Pilot Officer Frederick Cecil Harrold was killed in action onSaturday, September 28th, 1940, during the Battle ofBritain.  His Hurricane was shot down by a Messerschmidt Bf 109 overDeal in Kent, just two days after he had been posted to 501 Squadron. Harrold was buried at St. Andrew’s Churchyard Cemetery in CherryHinton (Cambridgeshire).Harrold’s RAF wings, which were sewn onto his jacket.RAF cigarette case, probably included in Harrold’s effects when hedied.A religious medallion.Harrold’s damaged identity disc.A bent door key.Perspex fragment from Harrold’s Hurricane, excavated from the crashsite.Aircraft fragments from the Hurricane.Harrold’s jacket from his service dress uniform, which he was wearingwhen he was killed.  The jacket and trousers show clear evidence ofsevere wounds from the left side to the right.  They have beencleaned, but there is still staining and discolouration on thefabric.Star with “Battle of Britain” clasp and other medals awarded toHarrold. -- source link

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