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Son of William James and Elsie May Pearce (1990 National Memorial (Silver) Cross Mother), of Toronto, Ontario.
His brother Stewart William Pearce died December 12, 1942 while serving with the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
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Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
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Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
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Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
Digital gallery of
Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
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Flight Sergeant Jack Gordon Pearce
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In the Books of Remembrance
Commemorated on:
Page 413 of the Second World War Book of Remembrance.
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PORNIC WAR CEMETERY Loire-Atlantique, France
Pornic is a small seaside resort and fishing port on the north side of Borgneuf Bay and is 51 kilometres west-south-west of Nantes and 20 kilometres south-south-east of St.Nazaire via the toll bridge over the River Loire.
The PORNIC WAR CEMETERY is on the north-eastern outskirts of the town one kilometre east of the church on the south side of the road to Chauve. It lies opposite the south-eastern corner of Pornic Communal Cemetery.
For more information, visit Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
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