AA Allan |
JHL Bachelu |
W Bahnuick |
KJ Bartlam |
GH Bassett |
MD Beatty |
WE Beatty |
J Bish |
S Borys |
RG Burns |
A Byklum |
JD Campbell |
RL Carswell |
A Cayen |
LR Chilton |
WD Chymko |
CB Clark |
JA Clarke |
F Clowes |
R Collins |
HA Coulter |
W Danchuk |
GA Danforth |
LO Davies |
WW Davison |
DT Dempsey |
AJ Emperingham |
LB Evernden |
LJ Ford |
JA Gagnon |
AEJ Gallant |
EAW Harman |
J Heinz |
WC Heinzman |
W Jasin |
F Jewell |
JE Johnstone |
GFM Kammerer |
LG Kempton |
RI Kerr |
LJ King |
WJ Knight |
CR Last |
S Laurie |
J Le Blanc |
C MacDonald |
WJ Madden |
R Margetts |
GR Mavor |
JM McAvoy |
JR McIntyre |
TE Norton |
JR Papic |
RE Pickford |
CF Pinkney |
EJ Poitras |
EJW Poole |
HD Richmond |
AJ Rochon |
JS Rushmer |
G Salmond |
CE Sawden |
LL Smith |
SNJ Smith |
WG Stainger |
HR Stewart |
WD Taylor |
NW Thomson |
FA Tromburg |
DDJ Tyman |
GT Underdahl |
C Walker |
RA Wallace |
JT Winn |
RA Woolard |
Twenty other Saskatchewanians died during the raid while serving with other regiments:
Calgary Regiment: P Friesen
Canadian Intelligence Corps: W Corson
Essex Scottish: S George, T Stainton
Queens Own Cameron Highlanders: RG Ferguson, GE Little, LC Marten, LH Pratt, BV Warne
Royal Canadian Corps of Signals: AK Adams
Royal Hamilton Light Infantry: HE Dicus, L Heifitz, RC Karas
Royal Regiment of Canada: GP Bloomfield, S Brown, AE Cunningham, MH Fiest, AW Mighton
Finally, two Saskatchewan Spitfire pilots – JE Gardiner, son of the former premier, and RH Loyns – were killed while providing air cover for the raid.
It should be noted that a handful of soldiers perished at a later date from wounds incurred at Dieppe (see DE Pow), and six members of the RCAF were also killed in action on 19 August in incidents not related to the raid.
More Canadian prisoners were taken at Dieppe (including Col. Merritt) than suffered that fate during the rest of the war.