The War Graves of Ystradgynlais
Alun Gwyn Lewis
Alun Gwyn Lewis was a Flight Sergeant in the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, and was killed in Germany in April 1943.
Alun's brother Llewellyn Lewis also fell in action and is remembered on the memorial.
The information on Alun Gwyn Lewis has been compiled from a number of sources, including the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, from the South Wales Voice newspaper, and the Parish Burial Register (courtesy of the Swansea Archives).
| Name | Alun Gwyn Lewis |
| Date of Death | 11th April 1943 |
| Place of Death | Germany |
| Age at Death | AGE |
| Unit and Regiment | Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve; 429 (R.C.A.F.) Sqdn |
| Rank | Flight Sergeant (Wireless Operator/Air Gunner.) |
| Service Number | 946288 |
| Cemetery Grave | RHEINBERG WAR CEMETERY - GERMANY; Coll. grave 8. K. 12-17. |
| Local Memorials | Maesydderwen Roll of Honour Ystradgynlais War Memorial |
| Notes | Son of David Rees Lewis and Margaret Lewis. His brother Llewelyn Lewis also fell in action. |
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