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Joseph Inkerman Johnson was born in 1914 in Hulcote, Northamptonshire. He joined the RAF in June 1935 as an Aircrafthand (Carpenter). He was later remustered as an Airman-in training Pilot and won his wings on 11 August 1939 — three weeks before Britain declared war on Germany. In May 1940 Sgt. Johnson was posted to 222 Squadron. In June he claimed the 'probable' destruction of a He 111 over Dunkirk. By August 1940 he had flown 25 missions. The squadron was posted to RAF Hornchurch on 29 August 1940.

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rdfs:label	Joseph I. Johnson (en)
rdfs:comment	Joseph Inkerman Johnson was born in 1914 in Hulcote, Northamptonshire. He joined the RAF in June 1935 as an Aircrafthand (Carpenter). He was later remustered as an Airman-in training Pilot and won his wings on 11 August 1939 — three weeks before Britain declared war on Germany. In May 1940 Sgt. Johnson was posted to 222 Squadron. In June he claimed the 'probable' destruction of a He 111 over Dunkirk. By August 1940 he had flown 25 missions. The squadron was posted to RAF Hornchurch on 29 August 1940. (en)
foaf:name	Joseph Inkerman Johnson (en)
name	Joseph Inkerman Johnson (en)
death place	Bishopsbourne, Kent, England (en)
birth place	England Hulcote, Northamptonshire
dcterms:subject	Military personnel from Northamptonshire 1914 births 1940 deaths Royal Air Force airmen Royal Air Force personnel killed in World War II Royal Air Force pilots of World War II The Few Aviators killed by being shot down English aviators People from West Northamptonshire District Burials in Northamptonshire
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Canterbury Battle of Britain Bishopsbourne Military personnel from Northamptonshire England Battle of Britain Memorial, Capel-le-Ferne 1914 births 1940 deaths Royal Air Force airmen Royal Air Force personnel killed in World War II Royal Air Force pilots of World War II The Few Towcester Dunkirk European air campaign (World War II) No. 222 Squadron RAF Northamptonshire Aviators killed by being shot down English aviators People from West Northamptonshire District Kent Supermarine Spitfire Burials in Northamptonshire RAF Hornchurch Second World War Sergeant Hulcote, Northamptonshire RAF Bf 109
sameAs	Joseph I. Johnson Joseph I. Johnson Joseph I. Johnson Joseph I. Johnson
serviceyears	1935 (xsd:integer)
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allegiance	United Kingdom (en)
battles	Second World War * European air campaign ** Battle of Britain (en)
birth date	1914 (xsd:integer)
death date	1940-08-30 (xsd:date)
rank	Sergeant
unit	No. 222 Squadron RAF
has abstract	Joseph Inkerman Johnson was born in 1914 in Hulcote, Northamptonshire. He joined the RAF in June 1935 as an Aircrafthand (Carpenter). He was later remustered as an Airman-in training Pilot and won his wings on 11 August 1939 — three weeks before Britain declared war on Germany. In May 1940 Sgt. Johnson was posted to 222 Squadron. In June he claimed the 'probable' destruction of a He 111 over Dunkirk. By August 1940 he had flown 25 missions. The squadron was posted to RAF Hornchurch on 29 August 1940. The following day no. 222 Squadron was scrambled several times during the day, and at 16:00 hours to intercept a large formation of bombers in the direction of the Thames Estuary and were attacked by the escorting fighters. Flying a Spitfire Mk 1, R6628 Johnson was shot down at 18:02 by a Messerschmitt Bf 109 and crashed near Bishopsbourne, south of Canterbury in Kent. It is believed that Johnson died before the crash. Johnson is buried in Towcester Cemetery in Northamptonshire. His grave is Row G, Grave 2 and it gives his service number — 520406. His name is included on the Battle of Britain Memorial at Capel-le-Ferne. (en)
allegiance	United Kingdom

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