PDF
« Previous

Miller , Richard John (R J)

Next »
No photograph available — remembrance poppy
Identity
Person No.
31900
Old ROH no.
960
Service No.
73436834PS
Last Name
First Name
Richard John
Initials
R J
Date of Birth
Unknown
Est. Birth Year
Age at Death
33
Death Record
Cause code
AA 1,734
Aircraft accident
Cause of Death
Killed in aircraft accident, crashed on landing Pietersburg, in Atlas MB326KM Impala Mk II #1008
Military Service
Branch
Air Force
Rank
Major
Regiment
Unknown
Defence Force
SADF 3,832
South African Defence Force
Memorial
Memorial
Location
On a koppie at the Voortrekker Monument, overlooking Pretoria
Address
Coordinates
Panel
Not listed against a numbered panel
On the panel
Position on the panel will be added with photographs
Unit History
Notes

ref. 85 years of SAAF

Research notes


25 Sep 2026, Unit2 service-branch sweep: the stored Secondary Unit "Air Force" was CLEARED as a duplicate. It was not a sub-unit, it was a service-branch word repeating what the Branch column already says. Secondary Unit is for sub-units -- a company, a squadron, a commando -- and this record's branch of service is unchanged at "Air Force".

Citations
Unknown
External References
Stories 1
by Johan Meyer on 08 November 2008 · via source
Maj R J Miller was the pilot of an Impala MkII Ser No 1008 that crashed at Pietersburg on 22-Feb-91 alledgedly due to pilot error whilst landing.
Dedications

No dedications have been added yet.