Wilfred was born in 1921.
Son of Wilfred Stanley and Edith Ann Seaman, of Ormesby, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.
Wilfred served as a flying officer in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, BEF during World War II.
He was killed in action when he was only 22 years old during a combat with three enemy aircrafts during the escort to allied bombers on operations over Sicily.
He was posthumously awarded the Air Force Cross.
Son of Wilfred Stanley and Edith Ann Seaman, of Ormesby, Middlesbrough, Yorkshire.
Wilfred served as a flying officer in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, BEF during World War II.
He was killed in action when he was only 22 years old during a combat with three enemy aircrafts during the escort to allied bombers on operations over Sicily.
He was posthumously awarded the Air Force Cross.
Oscar Policastro, 2010-01-04
The Squadron leader S. Skalski has this to say about the operation on Tuesday 06 July 1943 :
"...During the afternoon of the 6th July 1943 the Pilot Officer Wilfred Seaman took off with other Squadron pilots and proceeded to act as escort to allied bomberson operations over enemy territory . When over Sicily,the formation encountered enemy aircraft and during the engagement his aircraft was seen to be in combat with three of the enemy. Another pilot (who was on an operation as the same time) heard a pilot report he was baling out...."
The letter sent by Squadron leader S. Skalski to the father on 23rd July 1943.
Sebastiano Giannitto, 2026-02-24
PLOT IV
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