Roger B. Binyon, Capt.

Personal information
Age	30
Nationality	British
Date / place of birth	Unknown
Military information
Army Number	219665
Rank	Capt.
Function	Unknown
Platoon / Troop / Flight	Unknown
Company / Squadron	9th Airborne Field Company
Unit / Group	Unknown
Division / Transport / Command	1st Airborne Division
Regiment	Corps of Royal Engineers
Death information
Died when	24-9-1944
Died where	Oosterbeek
Spot	Sonnenberg area
Map reference	Unknown
Burial Location	No known grave
Grave number	Unknown
Miscellaneous information
Personal notes
Capt. Binyon was reporting missing in the Sonneberg area after attacking a German tank. However other statements report that he went to the Driel Ferry area and was present at the 'Lonsdale Speech' Also reported is that he and Pvt. Kelly went away together. Pvt. Kelly's grave was found in the Ter Horst Garden. In 1985 two bodies were found near the old church. One was identified as Alfred Edward Johnson. The other was an Officer of the Royal Engineers aprox. 30 years of age. Identification by dental records was not possible but this could well have been Capt. Binyon.

Personal information
Age	30
Nationality	British
Date / place of birth	Unknown
Military information
Army Number	219665
Rank	Capt.
Function	Unknown
Platoon / Troop / Flight	Unknown
Company / Squadron	9th Airborne Field Company
Unit / Group	Unknown
Division / Transport / Command	1st Airborne Division
Regiment	Corps of Royal Engineers
Death information
Died when	24-9-1944
Died where	Oosterbeek
Spot	Sonnenberg area
Map reference	Unknown
Burial Location	No known grave
Grave number	Unknown
Miscellaneous information
Personal notes
Capt. Binyon was reporting missing in the Sonneberg area after attacking a German tank. However other statements report that he went to the Driel Ferry area and was present at the 'Lonsdale Speech' Also reported is that he and Pvt. Kelly went away together. Pvt. Kelly's grave was found in the Ter Horst Garden. In 1985 two bodies were found near the old church. One was identified as Alfred Edward Johnson. The other was an Officer of the Royal Engineers aprox. 30 years of age. Identification by dental records was not possible but this could well have been Capt. Binyon.