Walter Berry is an Anzac who served in World War Two.
Leading Aircraftman Walter Berry served in the Royal Australian Air Force in World War II Service started: 21 September 1942 Unit(s): 60 Operational Base Unit Service ended: 8 January 1946
Walter Henry Berry was born on August 24, 1912, in Queensland.
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↑Birth Registration Index, The State of Queensland, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages; index entry for Walter Henry Berry, Birth date: 24 Aug 1912, Father: John Berry, Mother: Mary Elizabeth Tynan, Registration Number: 1912/C/10097; Link to Record : accessed 21 Apr 2022
↑Marriage Registration Index, The State of Queensland, Department of Justice and Attorney-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages; index entry for Edna Minnie Doak and Walter Henry Berry, Marriage date: 29 Jun 1935 Registration Number: 1935/C/3266; Link to Record : accessed 21 Apr 2022
↑ World War Two Service (Australian Government Department of Veterans' Affairs : accessed 21 Apr 2022), Veteran Details for BERRY, WALTER HENRY for Service with the Royal Australian Air Force. Service Number: 78610; Rank: Leading Aircraftman; Enlistment from 21 September 1942 to 08 January 1946
Nominal Roll • Accessed 05 Jan 2016.
Name BERRY, WALTER HENRY •
Service Royal Australian Air Force •
Service Number 78610 •
Date of Birth 24 Aug 1912 •
Place of Birth MOUNT MORGAN, QLD •
Date of Enlistment 21 Sep 1942 •
Locality on Enlistment CRACOW, QLD •
Place of Enlistment BRISBANE, QLD •
Next of Kin BERRY, EDNA •
Date of Discharge 08 Jan 1946 •
Rank Leading Aircraftman •
Posting at Discharge 60 Operational Base Unit •
WW2 Honours and Gallantry None for display •
Prisoner of War No
↑ Walter Henry Berry (1912-1992) - Find a Grave Memorial on Find A Grave: Memorial #211858949 retrieved 21 April 2022
Published 1946, July 16 • Retrieved 05 Jan 2016 "CYCLIST STRUCK BY CAR" - Mr Walter Berry Injured when he was knocked from his bicycle by a car near his home on Saturday morning, Walter Berry (ex RAAF), of Euston Road, Hughesdale, was rendered unconscious and was admitted to the Alfred Hospital suffering severe head injuries* He is the elder son of Mr and Mrs R. Berry, Orr street, Shepparton.
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