Guy Gibson

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Royal Air Force officer bomber pilot human military personnel of World War II

Guy Gibson was a British Royal Air Force officer best known for leading the famous "Dambusters" raid during World War II.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Royal Air Force officer → bomber pilot → human → military personnel of World War II →
aircraftFlown	Avro Lancaster → Avro Manchester → Handley Page Hampden → de Havilland Mosquito →
allegiance	United Kingdom →
awardReceived	1939–1945 Star → Air Crew Europe Star → Distinguished Flying Cross → Distinguished Flying Cross and Bar → Distinguished Service Order → Distinguished Service Order and Bar → Pathfinder Force Badge → Victoria Cross → War Medal 1939–1945 →
birthDate	1918-08-12 →
birthPlace	British India → Simla →
causeOfDeath	aircraft crash →
commanded	No. 617 Squadron RAF →
conflict	Second World War →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom →
deathDate	1944-09-19 →
deathPlace	German-occupied Netherlands → North Brabant NERFINISHED → near Steenbergen →
educatedAt	St Edward's School, Oxford →
employer	Royal Air Force →
familyName	Gibson →
fullName	Guy Penrose Gibson →
genre	military autobiography →
givenName	Guy →
hasMemorial	Dambusters Memorial at Derwent Reservoir → RAF Memorial at Woodhall Spa →
hasWrittenWork	Enemy Coast Ahead →
marriageStart	1940 →
militaryBranch	Royal Air Force →
militaryRank	Group captain → Wing commander →
notableFor	commanding the Dambusters raid → leading Operation Chastise →
occupation	aviator → military officer →
placeOfBurial	Steenbergen-en-Kruisland Roman Catholic Cemetery →
portrayedBy	Richard Todd →
spouse	Eve Moore →
subjectOf	film "The Dam Busters" →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
The Dam Busters (1955 film) →	basedOnAuthor
Operation Chastise ("Wing Commander Guy Gibson") →	commandedBy
Operation Chastise →	commander
The Dam Busters (1955 film) →	depictsPerson
No. 617 Squadron RAF →	firstCommandingOfficer
No. 617 Squadron RAF ("Wing Commander Guy Gibson") →	notableCommander